Titusville Soldier Killed in Korea During World War II Era
Titusville resident Sut Billie Angy, son of Mrs Gertrude Hie of Thasville, died in Korea after suffering multiple wounds while serving with the Army's II Corps. His mother was notified via telegram of his death on December 11, following letters home dated November 18 expressing hope for Christmas return. The report notes a group of nine buddies who enlisted together in August and served in the 2nd Division, with other names listed as missing in action or killed in action in Korea.
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Titusville
Billie
Angy
Mis
Gertrude Hie
Thasville
Sane Etter
Ction
Korea
Fmy
Ant
Hix
United States
Irsal
Erie
Dale L. Dibble
Harry J. Falkenburg
Kime
Call For Treasurer To Return Funds Amid District Audit
Erie reports county treasurer Hockwell Hut questioned over funds misallocation. Letters allege county treasurer Hamy Cou mismanaged around 178 dollars, with officials noting improper disbursements. Court actions reference travel allowances and reimbursements, including daily $12 payments and eight cent per mile travel costs.
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Erie
Contrunier
Hockwell
Evuseet
Hamey Cou
Kent Gunke
Guinty Commie Stokers
Twin Brother to Undergo Skin Graft for Burned Soldier
A severely burned U S soldier from Ford City Pennsylvania arrives at Bugkr Medical Center with white phosphorus injuries from a Koven shell. Doctors plan immediate skin grafts using his twin brother as donor to save his life.
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Antonio
Tox
Dee
Leo
Kojowoff
Heath
Pfe
Leonare Koj Asti
Tepnartty Beg
Kireshwae
Koven
Prattek
Fragmentary Note On Auditor’s Refund Dispute
A garbled OCR fragment discusses mileage limits, an expense deduction of 72 dollars, and an overcharge issue. It mentions a refund to the county and a conflict over the entitlement, with unclear names or dates.
Warren Home Looted for About $1000 in Break-In
Warren police report a household burglary at the Elmquist residence, valued around $1000, with a brick used to break a first floor window. Entry appeared through a broken lavatory window, with searches ongoing for clues as Byron Police Chief Mike Evan investigates the case.
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Warren
Beaty Court
Holger A. Elmquist
Warren Banke and Trust Co
Elmquist
Byron
Mike Evan
USA
Scaffold fall claims Thomas J. Coleman in Pittsburgh
A 43 year old laborer, Thomas J. Coleman, died after falling from a scaffold while working on a construction job at the Jones and Laughlin Steel plant in Pittsburgh yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Coleman
Coleman
Jones and Toughlin Steel Jcorp
Loyalty oath bill sent to governor
The article reports Pennsylvania lawmakers sending a loyalty oath bill to the governor with stiff penalties. It aims to ban the Communist party from public life and imposes up to six years’ imprisonment or a $10,000 fine for participation in Communist activities.
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Hamuhisburg
John S
Coben
Pennsylvania
Whomine Ananikinie
Sen
Seunle
Stale Yerer- Ano
Ofunnia Mans WA
Fine Ip
Steongly
Wee Pub LY College Oreweiaa Lui
Cll
HEDIS
AFL
Teqire
Elvetnd
Communist Party
Comimunist Party
Two Bank Workers Indicted in Western Pennsylvania
Otto Raymond Grotefend teller at First National Bank New Kensington and Mrs Caldwell at New Alexandria Nation Bank were indicted on embezzlement charges. The FBI report notes 15 bank employees and officials arrested since September 25, 1950 with shortages totaling over $2,000,000. Additional cases expected before the grand jury.
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Asswemyen Ress
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Acton Iy
MST
Otto Raymond Grovetend
Teller
New Kensington
Goldlie Howell
Hank
Te Fitnsburgh
FBI
Grotefend
Caldwell
Chills Ground Nelson From Sedition Trial
Communist leader Steve Nelson again missed his sedition trial due to chills. Judge Hayty Montgomery postponed the trial after Nelson’s aide reported Nelson had a high fever and chills. Dr. Max Weinberg noted postfever illness. The court considered the health for a later date.
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Ary
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Steve Nelson
James H. Doluen
Hayty M. Montgomery
Hebon
Pennsylva
Nia
Wes Abe
Dolie Sai
Ture
Montguntry
Nelson
Ptvaletan
Max Weinberg
Welson
Peverit
Local Catholics visit two city churches in Holy Year ceremony
More than 400 parishioners from St. Thomas and St. Elizabeth churches attended a two hour religious ceremony Sunday afternoon. The event began at 2:40 pm with worshippers processions to St. Thomas Church and continued to St. Elizabeth for further rites. White prayed for the intention of Pope Pius Serr.
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Froy Bt
Thoriy
BE. Elizabeth
Wochimehe
St ‘Thomas
Elen Betten Chieen
St. Thomaseince
White
Pope Plug Serr
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