Highway Plow Driver Killed On Barry Road Crossing
Jamestown December 1a veteran of World War II and recently discharged, Allen Doel Wares of Stillwater was the county’s first winter victim after his northbound plow was struck by a westbound New York Central train at Barry Road two miles north of Fredonia. He had just completed plowing Arkwright Road and requested further orders when advised to swing onto Barry Road. The crossing lacked warning signals per county highway officials.
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Stillwater
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Arkwright Road
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Erie Boy Dies in Emergency Appendectomy
Dee Dale A. Lewis, 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Francis C Lewis, died in St Vincent's Hospital during an emergency appendectomy. The Roosevelt Junior High School seventh grader had been admitted after being transported to the hospital and was brought to the operating room two hours later.
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Brie
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Dale A. Lewis
Francis C. Lewis
St. Vincent's ‘Hospital
Grace
Roosevelt Junior High School
Storm closes Lackawanna mills during deep Buffalo snow
A severe snowstorm halts Bethlehem Steel Lackawanna plant and disrupts Buffalo area production. Officials report iron and steel output suspended at 1 am as emergency measures are tested amid widespread travel and power disruption.
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Buffalo
Lackawanna
Bethlehem Steel Company
Lax
Alfred Fonkwiley
Belinieben
Fatah
Wit Iron and Steel
Joseph J. Kelley
Meadville Rooming House Fire on West Street
A large blaze destroyed a 20 room rooming house at West Street in Meadville. Firemen under Assistant Chief Fred Carman fought the fire for over an hour and a half, with extra hose lines, preventing spread to adjoining buildings. Loss estimated at 10 000. No injuries reported. most household effects were burned or damaged. The residence was a major structure in the West Street section.
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Mpavyiner
Mansfield Warner
West Street
Tate Mans
Genlawl
Uider
Asistant
Fred Carman
Wiley
Mother and daughter die in Harrsiburg fire tragedy
In Harrisburs uptown district a fire tore through attorney Albert Krieg’s brick home. He and his wife Carlyn Krieg, 35, and daughter Joan, 18, perished. Younger daughter Geraldine, 14, was badly burned. four firemen injured. Damage estimated at 15 000 to 28 000. Origin undetermined. Krieg rushed back to save them but was restrained by fumes.
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Associated Press
Harrusburg
Albert. Krieg
Harrisburg
Carlyn Kerieg
Joan
Geralding
Gas Fund Rules Force Budget Change in Enon
Disorderly draft notes describe a city budget shift prompted by gas fund rules. An election reform module is proposed by officials, detailing permit adjustments and sewer conversion efforts. A board revision and cost allocations trigger votes. a final tally and reporting plan are outlined for January.
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GAS Fund
Enon
Complaints on Road Roller Storage Near Bus Wayne Street
A complaint concerns storage of a road roller on Columbus Avenue near the Wayne Street intersection obstructing traffic. Solicitor Scott says he will confer with Puerta to address the issue and seek a resolution.
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Wayne Street
Scott
Unclear dialogue on workplace issue and Ewing remark
Fragmentary report notes Mr Ewing of the Bros fin and chat discussing a condition. Culet Pincay is mentioned as attempting to correct the situation with Ine an Emplaye Weer niet. The report ends abruptly with “He reported.”
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