Pilot dies after crash near Fredonia airport
Max De Mond a 22 year old Erie veteran died at Brooks Memorial Hospital five hours after his Army surplus two seater crashed shortly after take off from Dietrich Airport Fredonia. He had earned a private operator license and had been flying from the port at Fredonia for about a week.
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Max de Mond
Erie
Bunkire
Brooks ‘Memorial Hospital
Dietrich
Fre- Donia
DeMonde
Alial DeMond
Mr. DeMond
Mr. Dietrich
New York Central
Nickel Plate
North East Youth Guilty at Mayville
Henry Rozema a 20 year old resident of North East Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to an indictment charging first degree larceny during the county court term at Mayville before Special Judge Robert N. Palmer. Sentence was deferred to January 13, 1947. The theft involved a car owned by Harold N. Teil of Ripley New York and Rozema was arrested by New York police. He denied knowledge of the theft but authorities linked him to the crime. He was bound over to the term of court.
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Dunkirk
Dev
North East
Henry Rovema
Mayville
Robert N. Palmer
Palmer
Rozema
Ripley
N.Y
Harold N.teil
New York
Nichols Hurt As Truck Hits Locomotive In Corry
A truck struck a locomotive near Corry injuring William T. Nichols who was trapped under debris. He was rushed to Corry Hospital for X rays and emergency treatment while the train continued to Pittsburgh. Local railroad carriers and officials coordinated scene cleanup and ambulance service.
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Corry “Hospital
G. E. Bennett
Nichol
Goodman
van- Oise
Pittsburgh
Nichols
Corry
Alice
Columbus
Heat Lake
Panama
Clymer
Pringle
Sullivan
Bear Lake feed mill operator Glenn Tillotson dies at home
Glenn Tillotson of Bear Lake died today at 4 40 am at his home after a three month illness. He was a lifelong Bear Lake resident and long time feed mill operator. He belonged to P A M No 365. Surviving are his daughter Dorothy Tillotson and sister Jessie Tillotson of Akron Ohio. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm with Rev Harry Anders officiating at the Bear Lake Cemetery.
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Glenn Tillotson
Bear Lake
Green Hilotson
Jamestown General Hospital
Mr. Tillotson
Dorothy Tillotson
Jessie Tillotson
Akron
Harry Anders
Man Found Dead in Youngsville Hotel
A man was found dead in his room at the Fairmont Hotel in Youngsville. Police believe a heart ailment caused the death. The deceased, Frank Hartley, worked at National Forge and Ordinance Company in Irvine and left seven children and a sister and brother in nearby towns.
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Youngs viaDm
Frank Hartley
Fairmolint
Paul Allen
Hartley
National Forge and Ordinance Company
Irvine
Clark
Youngsville
Ronald
Lander
Mildred Enos
Baruch Presses UN to Approve Atom for Peace Plan
Bernard Baruch urged the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission to approve the U S plan to harness the atom for peaceful purposes. He backed a 4 percent proposal and called for outlawing atomic weapons.
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Lake
British delegate urges inclusion of American principles in UN report
Sir Alexander Gydogin quickly seconded Baruch and pressed to weave American principles into the commission report for submission to the United Nations Security Council.
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Alexander Gydogin
Baruch
Commission
United Nations Security Council
In Memoriam for Clara Maris Three Years Later
This remembrance marks three years since Clara Maris’s passing. Her tribute notes she is gone but not forgotten, with enduring presence in memory and heart.
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Clara Maris
Green of GB Graduation Wins Place in Teach
A fragmented note notes Green of GB achieving a graduation milestone and securing a place in a teaching role. The text suggests a student or graduate named Green advancing in a GB-related program.
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Fredonia
WM. T. Nichols Hurt
Damon
Sunoco
N. Center ST
Dre
Stewart
Hat Shop
Memoriam
Tbs
Wayne Jaggs
Powell Motor CO
Merry Chrstmas
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The
Pop
Santa Claus
Natty
Abu
Sport Swadters
Jessup and
Turner
Jamestown
Poole
Suet
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