James Rejects Report Blocks Special Session
Gov James rejects a bipartisan reapportionment report and says a special session would revive factional battles. He notes the plan lacks agreement and would not yield a solution. Kilroy says the committee completed its job, while Lawrence and Shatter call the plan makeshift and hodgepodge. Dent expresses surprise at the governor's stance as details remain unsettled.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
James
Elmer Kilroy
Kilroy
David L. Lawrence
Pittisburgh
Jeannette
Johm H. Dent
Westmoreland
Vanderbilt wedding guests escape robbery at reception
Gloria and Dickeo Vanderbilt just married in Santa Barbara left for their trip when a masked gunman entered the reception, demanded a receipt, and fled after a brief struggle. A maid received a package containing the V flip and a pencil note reading Mon Dieu et mon droit. Lady Purness described the assailant as thin, about 28, and about to flee in a taxicab after the jewel theft.
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Gloria
Dickeo
Santa Barbara
Florida
Washington, D. C
Kin of Corry Woman Dies at Tiomesta
Samuel Howard Lusher, 78, died suddenly Saturday at his home in Tiomesta following a heart attack. He is survived by two sons Forest and a Corry woman, five daughters, and several sisters. Funeral services are set for Haslet Funeral Home at 1 p.m. today.
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Samuel Howard Lusher
Tio
Lusher
Fen
Forest
Butters
Corry
Pawers
Harriette
John Noble
Erie
Jack Payne
Alice Neel
Oi City
Vate
Haslet Funerai Lonista
Neil Robbins Named Deputy in Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Si Fred Lamberton announced that Neil Robbins of Union City will serve as deputy. Robbins is a former justice of the peace and well known in the eastern county. Deputies Frank Volliner and Carl Johnston will be removed from the payroll, and more deputies may be added as needed to handle increased work.
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Neil Robbins
Erte
Si Fred Lamberton
Anil
Union City
Unepeace
Earl
Frank Volliner
Carl Johnston
Lamberton
WIN
Aec
Retary Javer
Three Indians Killed in Salamanca Crash
At Salamanca New York a car carrying Loretta John and her two sons Merwin and Henry John Jr skidded on a wet road and struck a log truck loaded with logs. Loretta John and her two sons died. Four others were injured and hospitalized. The collision involved a vehicle owned by M Murphy and Sons of Ellicottville driven by Carl Pelton.
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Salamanca
Ay Tolan
Loretta John
Steamburg
Merwin John
Henry John, Jr
N.Y
Carl Pelton
Hicottvite
Belton
New Castle Suspect Admits Two Murders
A New Jersey man, John Dinovine from Bernardsville, admitted to two murders in New Castle after being taken into custody for questioning in the Hoavse slaying. State Patrolman R A Klare identified him and said the wife, Margaret, 13, and his brother Jam labtc were found dead in Bernardsville on December 26. Dinorcia waived extradition.
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New Castle
New
Bernardsville
Dinorcis
Klare
Young officer of Jamestown killed in action
Lieutenant Louis A. Johnson, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A Johnson of 97 Lister Street Jamestown, was killed in action in the Philippines near Salur Bay on December 19. He served with the Second Observation Squadron at Nichols Field Rizal and had been in the Philippines since June. He was born September 10, 1918 in Denver and graduated from Jamestown High School in 192? He attended Spruce University before enlisting in the Marines, then joined the Flying Cadet Corps in 1940 and earned his lieutenant’s commission at Randolph Field in 1941. He married Ruby I Johnson on October 12, 1939. they had a daughter born August 8, 1941.
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Jamestown
Louis A. Johnson
John Athin Johnson
Lister Street
Philippines
Salur Bay
Shreveport
Secretary of War
Johnson
Nichols Field
Rizal
Philippe Islands
Nichols
Manny Louis Johnsoni
Denver
Col
Jamestown High School
Spruce University
United States Marines
Louisiana State University
Flying Cadet Corps
Randolph Field
Texas
Ruby I. Johnson
Sevice
United States
Jonson
Rove
McKean Group Named toration Auto Tire Board
McKean County appoints members to Local Board No 1 for automobile tire rationing, with Meacham of Port Allegany, William D Barry of Smethport named to the panel. Local Board No 2 for Bradford vicinity to be Sam Gregg Jr Henry Satterwhite and F C Fockher all of Bradford. Board 1 to operate from County Council of Defense office in McKean courthouse at Kane Park. Board 2 to meet at Bradford Board of Commerce offices.
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Henry Satterwhite
F. C. Fock- Her
Bradford
Board No. 1
County Council of Defense
McKean County
Nethpark
Board No. 2
Bradfoard Board of Commerce
Red Cross Plans New First Aid Course in Cary
The Cary Chapter of the Red Cross announced a new ten week first aid course for men and women, with enrollment on Thursday January 9. The effort, led by Richard Roessbacher, aims to register over 100 participants and offers free instruction with potential for assistants to join the staff. Harold G. Wolfe from the Dunlor Fight School will oversee the current course, following a successful prior class, and an advanced program may follow.
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Cary
Red Cross
Richard Roesbacher
Tne
TV i
Rossbacher
Ohyiree
Harold G. Wolfe
He Dunlor Fight
Severaf
Head Injury Fatal for North Warren Man
Warren December 20. Mora Moravek of North Warren died at Warren General Hospital from injuries sustained last week in an unknown incident. An autopsy confirmed a fractured skull. investigation by Deputy Sheriff Linder State Police and the coroner continues. Moravek, born October 24, 1882 in Czechoslovakia, immigrated in 1913 and farmed in Conewango Township since 1922. He is survived by brothers John and Joe. his wife Susanna had preceded him. The Federal 40 hour week rule does not apply to railroad workers.
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K.W. Leeper
Czechoslovakia
Conewango Lownship
Lo Brothers
John Maravek
Warren
Joe Moravek
Susanna Moravek
Grain in Steel Forgings Describes Strength and Impact
A terse note explains that steel forgings with a grain pattern like wood resemble tree grain and gain strength from strong blows by air or electricity, implying high resilience in processed metal under forceful treatment.
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Vanderbilt
Tiomesta
McKean Group
Ration Auto Tre
North Warren
Corry Hospital
M.E. Shambaugh
Crawford M. Woods Co
Richard Rossbacher
Clarence S. Wallace
Guy Rogers
J. L. Spiesman
Hutz’s Market
Frant Home Furnishings
Mccandrews
U.S.P
Vicks
Adlerika
Lyons
Burma
Hind
Olume
Emocr
Eans
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