Corry News Roundup: Thefts Cold Weather and Local Affairs
Readable items note a red hunter cap thief at North Center Street, an elderly man seen leaving with a stolen circular saw blade from a local store. Meadville council sees protests over a new amusement tax while budgeting $403 138 for 1946. Franklin telephone complaints cite lack of cable and phone shortages. Corry weather records 13 degrees, and crews report diesel engine delays. Public notices cover license suspensions in Erie County and parole board appeals. Doctoring the local site for Gribbs Home for the Aged, Grove City power demand rises, and Warren station upgrades proceed slowly with a new heating system. Judge John S Pine wins 1 year on State Superior Court. Corry Post Office introduces 3-cent stamps depicting Myerglades National Park.
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Fire damages Meadville Lumber plant and sheds
Fire destroyed part of the Meadville Lumber Company mill shop last night, with damage estimated at 15 000 and $50 000 of finished timber in nearby sheds. flames were checked in 15 minutes by firemen aided by volunteers. The cause is unknown, though sawdust shavings are suspected.
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Meadville Lumber Company
Contal
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On Meadville Police
Central Station
Central
Prank Grownds
Abandon Hope of Finding Boy Alive
Officers have abandoned hope for three year old Richard Lutz who disappeared from Harmony Pennsylvania Monday. A playmate said he saw Richard fall into the swollen Goenequenessing Creek near the Lutz home. Bloodhounds tracked a scent from the boy’s clothing but the trail ended at the muddy bank after 48 hours of intensive searching.
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Richard
SLAIN CONVICT SUSPECT IN ERIE SAFE ROBBERIES
Lyman G. Miller a 44 year old ex convict was slain in Buffalo New York Saturday night. He was suspected of cracking a Erie safe in a recent incident and Erie Police Chief William J Donahue is coordinating with Buffalo police for details. He was linked to several unsolved safeburglary cases including Bast and Strong Vincent High Schools and Cook s Market. Miller condemned felonies in New York state and released from Attica in 1945 and remained a suspect in the Erie thefts.
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Vincent High Schouts
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