Fire damages freight depot in Mayville crowding loss
Fire at the Pennsylvania Rail freight office caused about 10 000 in damage. More than 50 volunteers from Mayville and neighboring departments fought the blaze for nearly nine hours. Flames confined to the basement, caused by an overheated ballast. Firemen saved some freight but destroyed records and signaling equipment. A 200 gallon basement fuel tank did not explode. Estimators put damage at five to ten thousand dollars.
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Pennsylvania
Buffalo of Thee
Nurses Murdered in Hired Slaying Near Coastal Pass
Baldonado and Moya allegedly beat nurse and strangled her while she was five months pregnant. Coroner Payton says asphyxia or buried alive caused death after they dug a grave with their hands. Mrs Duncan disputes Baldonado's tale and says money funded the act. Authorities say all three are booked in Ventura on murder suspicion.
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Tom Fase Wegles
Baldonado
Moya
Virgil L. Payton
Graceful Diana Adams Stars In Nutcracker on TV
Diana Adams of New York City Ballet will dance the lead in The Nutcracker on CBS Playhouse. The color telecast from New York features an 88 member cast and Balanchine’s staging. Adams, born in Staunton and trained in Memphis, emphasizes daily practice and eight hours of sleep to sustain the demanding ballet season.
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New York
Diana Adams
Prno
New York City Ballet
Lve
Playhouse
Cbs-Tv
Misa Adang
Joan
Ulin
Walt
Wark Lowetter
Adams
Tye
Miss Adams Wa
Staunton
Waco
Bewany Sulin
Emily Radley
Tamult
Memphis
Tenn
Mrs. E. Meerhoff Dies in Corry After Move
Mrs. E. Meerhoff, 116 East Main Street, Corry, died at home yesterday morning about 11 o clock. Born in Reno Pa she moved from French Creek to Corry in October. Survived by two sons George of Corry and Charles W. of Albion. two daughters Mrs Ruth Mybre and Mrs Mary Norton of Neenah Wis. 12 grandchildren. five brothers Carl and Julius Boelter of Wisconsin Paul Ernest and William Boelter of Wisconsin. Funeral arrangements at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with viewing today and service tomorrow at 3 p m Rev Harold Burnham will officiate. Interment in Cutting Cemetery.
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Eatin Boelter Meerhoff
East Main Street
Meerhoff
Reno
French Creek
Corry
Chertes
George —Meerhoff
Charles W. Meerhoff
Albion
Ruth Mybre
Mary Norton
Neenah
Wis
Carl Boelter
Antigo
Julius Boelter
Bryant
Paul
Renest
William Bo
Cudahy
Tay
Spitzer
Clymer
Harold Burnham
Wattsburg Yeill
Fire Destroys Area Home in Meadville Region
A two story frame home owned by My Swanson near Shade land Springs Township burned yesterday after an overheated furnace ignited the structure. Five volunteer companies battled the blaze from 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m with water drawn from streams and a well due to frozen lines and nozzles. The Swansons were away when neighbor Andy Prischeck reported the fire and Mrs Gerhi Clark alerted authorities. Firemen from Conneautville Summerhill Township Albion assisted at the scene.
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Meadville
Swanson
Shadeland
Springs
Harold Hershelman
Springboro
Andy Prischeck
Gerhi Clark
Conneautville
Summerhill Township
Albion
Area Girl Hort In Europe Home For Christmas
Area girl Sharon Hovey of Ashville is home for Christmas after a Belgium exchange student incident. She suffered severe injuries last summer in a city park accident while on a Chautauqua County sponsored abroad program. Sharon, 17, was hospitalized in Belgium for a month, then flown to New York City for further care. She is a senior at Chautauqua Central School and was elected president of her Student Council. Despite extensive injuries she has regained some movement in fingers and is expected to recover with continued treatment in New York City and at home for two weeks.
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Vaoane
Merry
Christus
Sharon Hovey
Ashville
Clmaufunn
Miss Moyer
GnimiseIne Park
Vunmor Ag
Armeriedin Pield
Europe
Chautaulin
Chautauqua County
Belsian Hospital
America
New York City
Rayond Hovey
Chautauqua Central School
Thones Hay
APS
Sharon
AP Photographer Dies in New York
AP photographer Thomas J. Filusimmons, 4, famed for Palestine frontline shots, died yesterday after months of illness and a ruptured esophagus. Born in New York, he joined AP in 1942. Fire incident at an unidentified location caused over $11,000 in losses, including a valuable violin among antiques.
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New York
Thomas J. Filusimmons
Associated Press
Palestine
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