Labor Day note lists Venango youth wanted for assault
A paragraph from the Corry newspaper notes Pacofice teletype alerts police to watch for Venango county youth sought in an assault and battery case. It places the suspect, Charles Siemeida, near All-Bush on August 21 after stealing a truck in Franklin and heading southwest, with further details and related local notices mixed in.
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Pacofice
Venango County
Charles Siemeida
Albany
Franklin
Seimeida
Mrs Guy Gregory Stricken at Fair
Mrs Victoria A Gregory wife of Guy Gregory of A D 3 died last evening at Corry Hospital after a brief illness while attending the Wattsburg Fair. Born August 1 1886 in Kennedy New York she moved to Mill Village as a child. Married February 28 1905 at Ripley the couple ran a tourist cabin business for nine years. Survived by husband son Howard of Beaverdam six grandchildren a sister Mrs Mary Cas Well Stalebine and a brother Jay Hoag of Mill Village. Body at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with services Monday at 2 PM.
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Victoria A. Gregory
Guy Gregory
A. D
Corry Hospital
R. D
Gregory
Howard
Beaverdam
Delbert
Dorothy
Ada
Patricia
Delores Gregory
Mary Cas
Jay Hoag
Mill Village
Bracken-Keating Funeral
Mrs Zella Leary Dies At Corry Home
Zella Leary a Corry lifelong resident dies at home on 53 East Pleasant street after years of poor health. Born in Garland on August 9 188, she moved to Corry in childhood and was a United Brethren Church member. Survived by her mother Ida Young sister Mrs Harris Watrous of Columbus and brother Irving J Young of Corry. Body to Bracken Keating Funeral Home with services Tuesday at two o'clock.
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Corry
Zella Leary
East Pleasant Street
Leary
Garland
United Brethren Church
Ida Young
Harris Watrous
Columbus
Irving J. Young
Bracken-Keating
Columbus Fire Truck at Fair Display
The Wattsburg Fair features the new Swo-ton International fire truck bought by the Columbus Volunteer Firemen's Association. Delivered from Lansing, Mich., the high pressure pumper with a 450 gallon tank will arrive September 12 at the Columbus station. Six firemen plan to travel to Lansing for equipment instruction.
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Columbus
Wattsburg Fair
Columbus Volunter Firemen's Association
Lansing
Mich
Holliz Uppersar
Michael Drobneck
Wayne Jayet
Lester Howles
Floyd Utege
J. i. Resele
Death by own action Averted in Mayville
In Mayville on August 31 George Asper aged 72 was found with his throat and wrists slashed. First aid saved him after his body was found near the barn entrance and he was rushed to Westfield Memorial Hospital. He returned home the next day and is convalescing. Mrs. Asper discovered the prone body.
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Mayville
George Asper
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Hemstreet
Attenon
Statement on Terms of Settlement at Cony Sum Pagene
Management may downgrade or discharge if no lower grade vacancy exists and an employee fails to reach 100 percent efficiency after review. Standards must be fair and explained, with warnings given for insufficient performance. Aero will reemploy Lodge members on payroll as of July 22, 1946, but cannot guarantee full employment during material shortages. seniority preserved.
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Aero
Three Hurt As Car Crashes At Titusville Crossing
At 2:10 AM a Model A Ford coupe traveling north on South Franklin Street collided with a parked 1942 Willys near Mechanic Street. Ray Baker William Dyeat and Robert Watson of Titusville RD 2 were injured. Dyeat and Watson were unconscious. The Ford was demolished and the Willys pushed into the Brady House corner. Police noted a freight train approaching the crossing and believe the Ford tried to avoid it.
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Titusville
Franklin Street
Mechanic Street
Ray Baker
William Dyeat
Robert Watson
Dueat
Watson
Willys
Brady House
Oil City
Capital investment ranks in petroleum industry
In capital investment the petroleum industry ranks below agriculture, railroads and public utilities, indicating lower funding priority compared with these sectors. The statement places petroleum after agriculture, railroads, and utilities in investment prioritization.
Council recesses after stormy lesson in Security Council
The Security Council adjourned amid a stormy session with Russia’s A. Gromyko seeking information on Allied troop and base dispositions in non enemy countries. The agenda pause leaves decisions on Greece, China, and related deployments to a future bearing, while Dr. Oscar Lange of Poland weighs in on the issue.
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Geuinunce Srom
Five escape in. plane crash at Jamestown
Jamestown Aug 1 Five persons escaped death when a single engine Beech craft overshot Jamestown Municipal Airport. The plane wrecked through 100 feet of brush and barbed wire, coming to rest on its belly 200 feet from the runway end. Thomas Boak of New Haven Conn and three sons plus another companion chartered the flight.
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Jamestown
Thomas TS. Boak
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Haven
John Bosk
U. S, Navy
Thomas J. S. Bouk
Spartak, Inc
Naugatuck
Conn
Visi
John W. Boul
Ci chairman ends four hour session after V Johnson pressure
The Ci chairman adjourned a four hour meeting after Delegate Herschel V. Johnson insisted on continuing debate as Gromyko indicated willingness to press on. Ukrainian charges cannot reach official stage for two days after Sunday's Greek plebiscite on King George II's return. Nearly half of British civilian air raid deaths occurred in Bondar.
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Herschel V. Johnson
United States
Gromykov
George II
Bondar
Charles Fox Dies at Corry Hospital
Charles Fox died at Corry Hospital at 10 this morning after a prolonged illness. He had been a patient since August 14 and was listed in critical condition in recent days. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth, a brother Albert of Columbus, and several relatives. The body was moved to Brackers Keating Funeral Home for services Tuesday afternoon.
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Gauries Ox
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Fox
Elizabeth
Albert
Brackers-Keating
Probing Sugar Fraud In Area
Erie merchants and racketeers trafficked in counterfeit sugar stamps as a 26 county ring crackdown began in the Pittsburgh District. OPA enforcement attorney Loran L. Lewis said hundreds of thousands of stamps circulated in western Pennsylvania with an Erie cleanup scheduled.
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Erie
Pittsburgh
OFA
Loran L. Lewis
Spring Creek Man Sentenced in Warren Court
In Warren this morning at a gash y session of court Kenneth Oviatt of Spring Creek faced a contributing to the delinquency of a minor charge. He was fined 25 dollars, ordered to pay court costs, and jailed ten months at the Allegheny workhouse. Other cases included no support and a divorce. the September criminal session will begin Monday at ten and may see indictments and jury trials. A note mentions a honeybee weighing about three hundredths of an ounce.
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Criminal Court
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