127 Found Guilty In Largest U S Trial
Seattle dispatch reports the largest mass court martial of the war resulted in sentences totaling over 20 years for 27 African American soldiers found guilty of taking part in a riotous attack on a service unit at Fort Lawton on August 14. The following day the body of an Italian victim, Gugliolino Olivette, was found in a nearby gully.
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Seattle
Wash
Dee
Sin Tallin
Fork Lawton
Gugliolino Olivette
Mt Jewett Man Killed As Car Fell From Jacks
Peter B Peterson of Mt Jewett South Penn Oil Company foreman was killed Monday morning when his automobile on which he was repairing a spring slid off a rack and crushed him. Herbert Peterson, Leonard House, and Marcel Tang lifted the car and rushed him to Kane Summit hospital where he died. The accident occurred in front of the toolhouse near Test off U S Route between Santa Corners and Mt Jewett. May have used a jack to lift the wagon for repairs.
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Iied
Kane Summitospital
U. S
Santa Corners
Mt. Jewett
Auto crash near Westline claims woman’s life
Mrs. Elnora Vires, 32, of Westline, died en route to Kane Summit Hospital after an automobile she helped push was struck by a jackknifed Northeast ern Container Co semi truck on Route 219, 13 miles northeast of Kane. Trustees report no inquiry. coroner absolves Bateman Beardsley of Bradford.
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Kane
Elnora Vires
Westline
Kane Summit
Northeastern Container Company
Route 219
Merle Dickinson
Mimm
Vires
Bateman Beardsley
Bradford
Senior High School A Cappella Choir Shines On Third Christmas Concert
The Senior High School A Cappella Choir delivered a much praised third annual Christmas Concert last evening, with soloists Mary Jean Sullivan Shirley Depew and Helen Hildebrand singled out. Hildebrand filled in for ill Theresa Bognink, under H Lynn Rie’s direction with F Lowe Edwards arranging the tableaux and Virginia Young narrating. The program featured traditional carols and modern Christmas pieces performed by the choir and girls chorus, with extensive listing of choir members across sopranos altos tenors baritones and basses.
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H. Lynn Rie
Mary Dean Sullivan
Shirley Depew
Helen ‘Hildebrand
Miss Hildeband
Theresa Bognink
F. Lowe Edwards
Virginia Young
Barbara Roberts
Ruth Bennett
Gruber
Little Town of Bethlehem
Redrer
Shubert
Mary Jean Sullivan
Florence Reynolds
June Jones
Mary Johansen
Betty Dodd
Helen Elchynski
Pat Patmore
Iean Chase
June Warmer
Theresa Bogniakk
Rose Motuz
Elizabeth Motuz
Helen Hildebrand
Patty Campbell
Sophie Romanoski
Rose Michynski
Maxine Knapp
Leona Jagta
Helen Marie Westley
Eleanor Kovach
Glara Ginvoma
Helen Khan
Altos
Helen Grace Crane
Barbara Clark
Bernice Sorenson
Mary ‘Ann Dimick
Martha Dimick
Frances Krizantik
Eunice Theobald
Donna Reed
Mary Migliaccio
Mary Sherwood
Marian Antol
Audrey Patterson
Lucy Komenda
Judy Gray
Margaret Sadowski
Ann Skaros
Germans Storm 20 Miles Into Belgium In Renewed Push
Front dispatches report German forces under Von Rundstedt piercing 20 miles into Belgium as U S Ninth Army air power targets tanks and vehicles. American losses mount with 57 773 November casualties in the Western front since D Day, and weathering antiaircraft fire across the lines.
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Rundstedt
First Army
U.S
Ninth Air Force
von Rundstedt
U. S
Nevis
Washington
Ton
County departments seek 1945 budget boosts in Erie
The first two county budget requests for 1945 total 101 910. Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital asks 95 955, up 3 214 from last year, and County School Office requests 38 995, five less than granted this year. The hospital proposes 10 per month raises for office staff and other department employees, while School Superintendent Howard Denison seeks 10 monthly for his clerk plus 5 for his secretary. The salary board will scrutinize all requests.
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Erie
Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital
Rusks
Howard Denison
Chepenekas Dies Suddenly in Carbondale
Word received at noon today that Peter Chepenekas died suddenly last night at his Carbondale home where he and his brother Thomas ran a long standing business. He leaves his wife and several children and his brother. The Chepenckas brothers were well known in Corry for operating The Arcade restaurant and confectionery store.
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Peter Chepenekas
Carbondale
Thomas
Chepenckas Brothers
Corry
Arcade
Warren Bank Names Successor to Mackay
Warren National Bank board elected Albert Rasmussen as cashier to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Robert W Mackay. Rasmussen, an employee for about twenty four years, previously served as assistant cashier and started as a messenger.
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Warren
Warren National Bank
Albert 1
RasmuUsdell
Robert W. Mackay
Rasmussen
Messenger
Parvons Aftte
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Paul Mather
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Larry Williams
Clyde Henton
James Wolcott
Norman Kline
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Carroll Crowell
Carlyle Coons
Roy Southworth
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John Ross~ Kacher
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Leonard Hixson
Merle Ottaway
Ray Hepler
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Richard Davis
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