Edward Latos dies at 99 in Corry after heart attack
Edward Latos aged 99 died at his home on 634 Linesvy Street shortly before noon yesterday from a heart attack. He had worked at McInnes Steel Plant recently and had been ill with chest pains. Born in Poland on October 1 1911 he immigrated to the United States in 1913 and lived in Dunkirk before moving to Corry in 1922 where he lived thereafter. He is survived by his wife Margaret Latos and multiple relatives. The body lies at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with services set for Friday at 10 am and burial in Fine Grove Cemetery. The second item notes Mardi Gras plans being canceled in New Orleans and Mobile due to the international situation.
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Dunkirk
Corry
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Inter
Model Dairy Co
Kol‘stee Lumber Co
McInnes
Margaret Latos
Walter Latos
Coby
Walter, Jr
Frank
San Fernando
Cal
Joseph Molwa
Edward Glowski
Cleveland
Mary
Theresa
Earl
George
Kenneth Sperry
Phillip J. Sperry
San Antonio
Tex
Bracken-Keating
Fine Grove
BSA Seeks Industry Wide Adjustments After GM Appeal
The Bureau of SafetyAdministration asks 40 eastern and midwestern oil firms to hold gasoline prices while GM adjusts policies. Ford Motor Company is praised for delaying announced price hikes as discussions continue with BSA officials. A Sierra Leone post is noted in relation to Ford, tied to historical context of freed slaves.
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Ford Mater Company
Ford
UN Cease-Fire Talks in Korea Stalled by China Silence
United Nations cease fire commission for Korea reports no reply from Peiping to a direct appeal for a meeting to discuss a truce. Negotiators Rau Pearson Enterm weigh next steps as Peiping departs to London and Moscow and the UN Assembly monitors for developments.
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Associated Press Lake Success
United Nations
Korea
Cina
Last Saday
Far East
Benegal N. Rau
India
Lester B. Pearson
UN Assembly
Nasrallah Enterm
Wu Hsiu-Chuan
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Egg prices slip in Pittsburgh markets this week
Beg prices today fall from 16 to 5 cents below last week's dollar a dozen in Pittsburgh markets. Dealers expect a slow drop through the rest of the week. Eddies from the Gulf Stream observed far north near Nova Scotia.
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Pittsburgh
Beg
Nove Scotia
December Milk Prices Set For Farmers In Six States
Forecast from Dr. C J Blanford shows a $4 80 per hundredweight price for December milk deliveries to approved plants in six states led by New York. Butterfat differential on dec would be 5 cents per tenth of a pound around the 85 percent standard based on an estimated 453 million pounds for the month.
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New York
C. J. Blanford
New York Metropolitan
Blanford
Inquest Planned in Slaying of Erie Truck Driver
Erie scene as Mrs. Bessie Hamilton freed from custody after stabbing William Fortunato a 47 year old truck driver. District Attorney Damian McKaughtin requests coroner's inquest to be held early next year to determine potential grounds of self defense and outcome remains uncertain.
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Erie
Bessie Hamilton
William Fortunato
Damian Mc Uaughlin
Warren W. Wood
McKaughtin
Hamilton
Truman Attends Surprise Senate Dinner for Lucas and Myers
President Truman attends a surprise dinner in the Senate private dining room honoring Senators Lucas and Myers. Both were defeated in November elections and will end service with the new Congress convening January 3. Democratic colleagues paid tribute to their congressional service.
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Lucas
Myers
Luteas
Senate
Congress
Lucas and
Progress Report In Rail Parleys At White House
Washington details of a marathon all night session on the railroad labor dispute. Dr John R Steelman says considerable progress toward a settlement was made as four operating unions and three carrier reps prepare to reconvene later today. The wage hour dispute concerns 12 months of bargaining with Army control since August to avert a strike.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nego- Astors
White House
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Policeman's Wife Held in Erie Stabbing Case
Roanna West of Erie wife of Patrolman Andrew West is held for court on aggravated assault and battery charges after she allegedly stabbed Gioia Purdue in the temple in the early hours of December 7. She pleaded not guilty and was released on $500 bond as Alderman William Heisler held the hearing without Mrs West testifying.
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Erie
Roanna West
Andrew West
West
Gioia Purdue
Pay Ceiling Formula Readied as Price Rollbacks Begin
The article describes government price controls for 1946 to 1950 covering services and goods, with ceilings on gross profit margins for storekeepers and wholesalers. It notes enforcement by ESA and BSA efforts, including a rejection of GM's postponement request and a rollback push in the petroleum industry with six major west coast firms asked to cancel a 25 cent per barrel crude oil increase.
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ESA
Valentine
BSA
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