Multiple local incidents and notices reported in Warren county
Reported car strike on North Center Street leads to settlement for Gog om. shoplifting by Robert D. Inboden repaid $449 plus costs after arrest at G C Murphy. Marriage license filed for Roger K. Grape and Barbara A. Bloss. Wilbur Brown Jr and Roberta J. Lines issued license. Wage raise approved for MG shop workers at Pennsylvania Furnace and Tron. Restitution arranged for damage to Mele Miller’s car in West Washington Street collision. injuries include Howard Rohde and Edwin Foley treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. POW lists note Pvt William J. Dengel and others missing. Induction delays granted for four Warren men. Redistricting would shift Erie Crawford Mercer counties from 28th to 2nd district. Carbon monoxide incident in Pittsfield. Smock memorial resolution. pension proposal for Allil persons approved in Senate.
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Erie County Court House
Roger K. Grape
Worthington, G
Barbara A. Bloss
Corry
Wilbur Brown, Jr
Erie
Roberta J. Lines
Pentagon lists 103000 casualties amid prisoner exchange confusion
A foggy airfield arrival in Tokyo led to rapid press lists of names from the Pentagon. Officials questioned the accuracy of the names with some believed padded. The exchange of lists does not equal prisoner swaps and casualties reached 103000.
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Columea
Uist
Tokyo
Ha- Reda
San Francisco
Pentagon
Western Union
U. S
Pattie Casualtie
Actio
Christmas Retail Tactics Shrink Profits Amid Busy Promotions
Reports show volume swings in Christmas business as stores push heavy promotions and giveaways to draw shoppers. Firms plan costly marketing and festive events with Santa Clauses and free cocktails while higher operating costs and secured markups erode margins. Strong emphasis on women’s apparel, accessories, and children’s items drives feet through the doors despite rising expenses.
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Onge Nm
Besk
Retail shifts show women’s apparel outpacing men’s sales
Retail analysis notes softer demand for hard goods like television sets, while women’s clothing strengthens. Shoppers cut back on durable goods amid lingering 1950s inflation and war-related spending, with weather and year-end deposits shaping household purchases.
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William Allen
North Center Street
Robert D. Inboden
Clymer
B.D. 1
G. C. Murphy Go
Inboden
North Center
Aldermyan
M.S. Cobbett
Thoden
Costa
Regional
Pennsylvania Furnace and Tron Company
Warren
United Electrical, Radia and Machine Workers of America
John Roberson
Mele Miller
West Washington Street
Roberson
Cobbett
Howard Rohde
Wattsburg
DW 2
Corry Memorial Hospital
Rohde
Tyga Miller
Hatch Building
Edwin Foley
James Foley
West Pleasant Street
Robert L. Petrs
Vern &. Peters
Oil City
Journal
Associated Press
Peters
24Th
Wiliam J. Dengel
Mary Dengel
Py. Debgel
Warrencour
Warren That Board
Selective Service
Robert G. Walters
Youngs
Ville
James L. Matt
Tidbuts
Alfred E. Haveltine
R. D
Ronald O. Carlson
Suzar Grove
Erie, Crawford and
Mercer County
State Senate
House
George Fales
Pittsfield
Jack Fales
Mies
Youngsville
Howse Lash Nigttimanimansl
Jay F Smock
NighWays
Ula
Tughway
William McMilroy
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Senate
Christmas Trees
Booth Pine Pine and Spruce Emblem Oil Co
P Center St
W. J. Armitage, Sr
Oemri
Everybody's Merry Christmas Store
Woodhue
Tigress Cologne
Kaywoodie
Eaforth
Yardley
Friendship Garden
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Sarkz
Tunnell
Lucy Oppg
Jewelr
Iend
Sottinsia
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