Old Winter Weather Brings Snow to Corry Area
Corry and vicinity face continued winter weather with additional snow and plummeting temperatures. Police report more coasting hazards as youths risk accidents on city streets, urging hills and safety measures. Local measles cases rise with several children named. relief payments dip. a coin collision is under investigation. The Army seeks dietician trainees in Washington with a civil service exam set in Erie.
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Corry
United States Civil Service
Army Medical Center
Washington
D. C
Erle
A. Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Tahiery
Mfr
Key witnesses in murder trial change stories in Clearfield
In Clearfield on December 18, during the third day of the murder trial of saloonkeeper Joseph Passerb the prosecution saw two key witnesses recant statements about being at a stone quarry near Diesel when Charles McGraw was shot. Harvey, Relts, charged with aiding, was unable to testify reliably as the district attorney pressed for cross examination. Mildred Stanton denied being present. the district attorney sought to compel testimony from his own witness.
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Clearfield
Joseph Passerb
Dubois
Chaves Mecsrinori
Soreiver Development
Edward Kelly
Diesel
McGrawar
Aled
Harvey
Relts
Hiurder
A. H. Chace
Mildred Stanton
Crosc
Fils
War Board Must OK Salary Hikes in County
Erie Dec. 18 Harvey Willis county controller and salary board chairman said wage increases for 200 county employees hinge on a ruling by the War Labor Board. Increases could be granted during county budget sessions if the WLB approves. if not, the raises halt as soon as the county is notified with no refund to workers.
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Erie
Harvey Willis
War Labor Board
Willis
Tie
WLB
WLE
Mike
Wills
Jamestown Bandit Is Shot By Warren Police
Warren police shot a James town armed robber after a dawn pursuit ending near Crescent Park. Detectives Moynihan and Fox say Michael Cusimano 19 confessed to robberies at multiple Jamestown liquor stores and venues including John J Guimmsne liquor, Fisher's Liquor, Mig liquor, Winter Garden theater and Chautauqua Centers. He allegedly stole about 10 in change and 325 in bills from a Grotzinger billiard parlors proprietor. District Attorney Goldstein will file armed robbery charges.
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Warren
Jenai
Michael Cusimano
Cheney
Jamestown
Mie
Conession
Cusimans
John J. Guimmsne
North Main Street
Fisher's
Cusimano
Mies
Grotzinger
Don Finley
Gratain~ Ber
Liberty Street
Jamstown
Sheffield
Younseville
Pissoner
Crescent Park
Girard Child Fatally Burned in Water Accident
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chrystal Klein of North Girard died after severe burn injuries from boiling water. Readers note a hazardous incident at a residence where a kettle or container spilled scalding liquid onto the child, with the family reporting prior brief improvement before the final decline.
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Susie Rueur
Chrystal
Klein
Nursery Road
North Girard
Watisburg Man Found Unconscious in Auto
Harvey onwards in Wattsboro, found semi conscious in his automobile in front of Ty Crandall's restaurant on Wear Main street near 2 a m. He was rushed to Corry hospital and expected to discharge soon. He had spent the evening at Crandall's Elks Club. left to take friends home and did not return. Police said he attempted to flee when ordered to stand, shots were fired. he was treated and reported not in serious condition.
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Harvey
Wattsboro
Ty Crandall
Wear Main Street
Corry Hospital
Edwards
Crandall
Elks’ Club
Patriot Service Sunday Program at Wayne Valley Church
A special program will be given at Wayne Valley United Brethren Church in Beaverdale Sunday morning and again Sunday evening featuring the Young People and church choirs. Christmas readings, songs, and a nondenominational service are planned with a community invitation extended to attend.
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Wayne Valley Church
Beavardam
Wayne Valley United Beethrey
Christchurch
Amethasi
Ulu Tvervonte
Anseniel
Beavis
United Brethren
Ishle
Urs
Lynn Sillison
Mejyve
Lindquist
First Ave Drugstore Fire Injures Pharmacist Lindsley
A fire at the Lindsley Pharmacy on First Avenue severely burned owner and proprietor Lindsley while attempting to extinguish the blaze. A frightened scene unfolded as the pharmacist fought to save the store, with paper and goods reportedly igniting before the flames were contained.
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Ladi Ldnessies
Lindsley
First Avenue
Easter Stay in City Social Scene Highlights
A local social calendar notes Mrs Lynn Sill attending a meeting and Mrs Herbert Aleve hosting a gathering last week. Mrs Leonard Davis warns of infant safety concerns while visitors Mr and Mrs Swan join the Swan household. Sterling Rediger arrived after a Nebraska trip, with friends Proelor and Pullom in town. A. I. Lyons visited Mrs Lloyd Alfrey and Mr Nelo Lyons, as Chinese chemists pursue local gem source development to replace imported media.
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Hownies
Erie
Lynn Sill
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Snyder Circle
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