Weekend Greyhound changes clog local schedules
A new schedule cuts through traffic on Greyhound Lines with services in eset direction dropped. Police report a late night car crash on South Center street involving Albert Bernet and William McBirdy. Martin held for intoxication.
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Greyhound
Eset
Corry
Albert Bernet
Mayville
Valiey
Thas
Winton Street
William McBirdy
South Center
Liquor profits rise sharply in Pennsylvania year 1945
The State Liquor Central Board reported Pennsylvania state stores earned about 3.278 million in profits and fees for 1945, with last year’s sales totaling 190,491,230, up from 165,662,874. Budgets project 1945-47 profits near 40 million and liquor taxes exceeding 23 million.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsyl Yavia
State Liquor Central Board
Martin
Dunkirk Child Fatally Burned
Dawn Timmerman died at Brooks Memorial Hospital from third degree burns received when her dress ignited from an open gas stove in the dining room of her home. Her mother was outside at the time. a neighbor, Bev Torasso, rushed over and beat out the flames.
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Dunettwou
Dawn ‘Timmerman
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Tr Ind
Richard Timmerman
Dave
Bev Torasso
Erie Strikers Seek City Aid Amid Emergency Funds
February meeting in Clulton Pa. will consider a request for at least 50000 to aid striker families. Ralph Tillotson Sub regional director of mid710 unions said the city must help, citing recent council action establishing an emergency relief fund. The drive aims to supplement the lagging 100000 appeal and address conditions arising from the strike.
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Tillotson
Cluliton
Mrs Ghia Skinner dies after long illness at 216 Northwest St
Oliver D Skinner's wife Mrs Ghia Newmene Smnner passed away this morning at home after two years of illness. Born June 11 1874 in the South, she lived in Nebraska and Minnesota before moving to this city in 1904. She is survived by her husband three daughters and four grandchildren. The body will be moved to the Skinner home Wednesday morning for visitation and Thursday service at 2 o'clock at the Methodist church.
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Ghia Newmene Smnner
Oliver D. Skinner
Northwest Street
Skinner
Thos
Nebraska
Minnesota
Fr. Skinner
Janary
Tamestown
SG. Preeman
Shemill
Ralph E.perry
Washington, N.S
Bruce Ellsworth
State relief program issues millions in aid and jobs
The department processed 3.5 million assistance checks for about 158000 monthly recipients including the elderly, disabled, and families. County offices issued 240,100 authorization notices. 790,000 interviews were conducted for eligibility. About 27,000 applications were partially processed, and 47000 final determinations were made. The effort employed 2600 staff, with 1300 in counties and 1300 in state offices, plus 200 claim settlements staff.
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Wunine
Be Department
Public Assistance
Loring
Couinty
Gétlce
Wwiihdyey Livie
Ata Botalse
Ieliebiliy
Assialiney
French Creek Man Injured in Truck Crash
A French Creek resident, Mr Marr, suffered chest injuries and facial cuts after a westbound trailer truck collided with his vehicle near North East, Pennsylvania. Police report the other driver left the wreck briefly before returning. Marr was taken by a local doctor for treatment.
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Trench Creek
Fuite
Marr
eWay
Jean
Erie Gilant
Bledsie
Erigan
North Easy
Marrsall
City council faces annual period of Hortunos
City Treasurer to prepare notice cards after books completed. No formal action taken. Communications reviewed include an engineering firm urging proceed to acquire water supply utility and another seeking support for the Ohio River Lake air canal project. Property restitution or assistance requested for recipients deemed eligible.
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Lear Nar Aber
Ohio River
Lake Aire
Bromley Appeal Delayed Again in London Court
February 5 report of a continued appeal hearing regarding Bromley and related parties. The brief notes the defense requested more time for testimony and evidence, with several unnamed witnesses and proceedings described in terse, garbled OCR text.
Martin considers retirement from politics in 1953 Senate race
Gouvernor Edward Marta of Pennsylvania says he would like to retire from politics and return to his home in Washington. Reporters note GOP leaders have urged him to seek the Republican nomination for the Senate seat now held by Democrat Joseph T. Guttey. Marta gave a cautious response, with no date set for a decision, as party leaders weigh the political implications.
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Martin
Washington
Edward Marta
Pennsylvania
Wileh
Mirlin
Gop Lesciersi
Joseph T. Guttey
Bluyd Waeinsan
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UNRRA
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Phoenix
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Clarence Peterson
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Huntington Memorial Hospital
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Francis Shunie
Stephen W. Taylor
Stats Capital
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
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Ie Department of Revenues
Highway Safety
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Dunkirk
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Main St
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North Canter St
Erie
Erie Council
Chicago
Windy City
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French Creek
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department OF Commerce
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