Warren: resignation of nurse at Warren county facility
Warren County Crippled Children’s Nursing staff see Fred erickson resign to become a xray technician at Hemel Hospital. She previously worked at Warren General Hospital. Christmas gift blouses priced from 2.50 to 4.50 at The Mabel Shoppe. A $73,820.46 Community and National War Fund total is reported by Daniel J Harvey with additional contributions of 1,196.50 led by Elmer O'Brien. The Erie medical society elects officers for 1946. A traffic injury fatality is noted in Titusville after an auto crash at Main and Watson. A square dance is scheduled at West Spring Creek Grange with music by Warren Troubadors.
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Warren
Miesciopeisnyce Frederickson
Warren County Crippled Children's
Mamday
Hemel Hospital
Rei
Warren General Hospital
Oil City
Community Fund
National War Fund
Daniel J Harvey
Jeanne Larson
Corry Hospital
Paul
Cart A. Anderson
Lakewood
Haveeen
Wil- Vigm A. Anderson
Jamestown Oan
Cohen's
J. el. Beale
Alumbus
AldsHlieh
Altene
Titusville
Juperchion
Jamestown
Hemisylyphia Federation
New Ford Shown at Powell Motor Co City
City and vicinity view the new Ford at Powell Motor Co. Prank Knause, 75 year old woodsman, collapsed after hiking two miles. taken by State Police to McKean County Home for exposure treatment. Numerous local notices include burglaries, school board actions, and upcoming basketball game previews.
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Ford
Powell Motor Co
Kciune
Knause
McKean Coumty
Nak Glug
Auslin
Pla
Havelhurst
Havelhurst, He Pol, Japaeer
We Sina
Bendix
Franz
Leo G Huckleberry
Mengylie
Jamestown
Titusville
Titusville School Board
Charles ¥. Eindred
J. E. Jack
C. D
Abingo
Frank Amboyex
Liberty Ship Beech er Seeks Help Near Bermuda
The Liberty ship Henry Ward Beech er carrying 441 American troops sought assistance after losing its propulsion about 340 miles northeast of Bermuda. Other ships in the area reported hearing its distress call and began heading to aid. Navy authorities described the Beech er as not in serious danger, with weather moderate and a naval escort nearby.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Bermuda
Henry Ward Beecher
Third Naval District
Wits
Henry Ward Béecher
Newport Mews
Marseilles
Frahee
Jane
Gutts Shoal
Beecher
Win Military Police
Escor. Guard
548D
544Th Ordnance
Army
Manila Hold-Up Gang Captured After Massive Bank Theft
Manila police and Col. J P Holland say four armed men staged the largest bank robbery in Philippines history today at the Bank of Manila in Ermita. The group fled in a jeep with 239000 pesos still missing. two messengers were forced to surrender the money. Witnesses noted a one-armed youth involved and U S Army officials were alerted.
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Manila
Col
J. P. Holland
Sid
Seavirle
Philippine Banke
Congress Presses Labor Bill Action Despite Disputes
A fragmented continued report notes Congress moving swiftly on a labor bill amid disputes. President and negotiators discuss public handling of facts and the likelihood that both sides may accept recommendations, as with railway worker settlements.
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Congress
Truman
City’s 1946 Tax Rate Increased Budget Summary
The budget ordinance outlines increased city expenses across departments. Fire Department, Health and Sanitation, Sewers and engineering, roads and street lighting, and recreation receive larger appropriations. Debt service includes notes for temporary loans and interest, plus sinking fund requirements and bond interest. Total estimated expenditures equal 106 889.63, balanced against income from all sources. The ordinance remains open for twenty days before third reading and final adoption likely at month end.
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Health Board
Streeb
Cony Band
Ity Parke
Mead Fark
Connell
Meadville City Council Accepts Resignations of Two Officers
Meadville city council yesterday accepted the resignations of Sergeant J. F. Sobenbly and Patrolman W. S. Huxvey from the police force. The men had been suspended on November 1 and their resignations were requested, after council earlier failed to accept them. They were allowed back on duty on November 28 before tendering their resignations.
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Meadville
Colincil
Sgh
J. F. Sobenbly
W. S. Huxvey
Counsil
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Tiksville
Hasty Agia
East Main Street
Watson
Titusville Hospital
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Ave Sons of Musid Mirs
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South Street
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Lindellvilles
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Texaco
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Honeycutt
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Ella Anderson
Soul Center Street
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Nia
John Mislactlo
East Washington Street
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Spartansburg
Herman Jewelers
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Franklin City Couuell
Ibs Regula
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Maxwell Devereaux
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Mesdville City
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Post
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Mayville
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