Paragraf City Police and Local Notices
City police were called to a partially parked car blocking North Center street near Columbus Avenue. Water ownership claimed in the morning. A marriage license was filed by Earl Bailey and Mary Clark. Seven Erie county residents were granted divorces. A coroner’s jury found a speeding cause in a fatal August collision. Train dispatching moves to Buffalo, completing the Northern Division setup. Kenneth Ross, 18, killed in Korea in January. his family previously lost another son in 1947. Firefighters in York Street responded to a car fire started by attempting to thaw the motor. Corry Hospital treated several injuries from work incidents. Lincoln's Birthday closed markets. Agriculture reports due. World Day of Prayer drew over 300 worshippers. Three pheasants sighted on Euclid Street. Lincoln’s Birthday observed. offices closed. post office open for business.
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North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
State of emergency as river town endures record flood
A river town faces continued cold and a state of emergency after the river rose to a record 17 feet above normal. About 60 families evacuated as industrial plants shuttered. Authorities plan water tanks for residents, boiling water, and aid from outside to supply taps. Separately, a sedition trial in Pittsburgh was adjourned after 10 days of testimony to allow a cross examination and review, with 700 pages in the transcript.
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Roye
Columbia
Pittsburgh
Michael Musmanno
Pennsylvania
Henry X. O'Brien
John O'T. McTern
Musmanno
Arrest of 6 Men Clears Thefts In Three States
Jamestown February 10 police report that six men are being questioned in connection with thefts and break-ins across three states. William G. Helser and Robert A. Gascoyne of Buffalo are charged with wel larceny after purse thefts at Falconer and Westfield. The group is tied to the January 7 Epworth Methodist Church purse theft and a January 12 Falconer North Side School purse loss. Over $10,000 in stolen goods have been recovered as authorities pursue more items.
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Jamestown
Falegner
Westfield
Buffalo
Falconer
William G. Helser
Robert
Vincent D'Anna
Theodore L. Bloomer
Thomas Gastoyne
Jacob Smith
Leukemia Fatal To Eddie Duchin
Eddie Duchin famed pianist and bandleader died in New York at 41, hours after Navy citation for World War II service. Born Edwin Front Duchin in Cambridge, Mass., he studied pharmacy before joining Leo Reisman and forming his own orchestra in 1931. He served on destroyers in major Atlantic and Pacific actions and died from a leukemia form after a hospital stay.
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Eddie Duchin
Associated Press
New York
Eddy Duschin
Jliony
Navy
Walter 3. Delany
8Rd Naval District
Duchin
Memorial Hospital
Duehin
Honey yields drop to wartime low in 1942-50 era
The report notes honey production fell to historic lows with 456000 pounds produced, down from 800007 in 1942, across 1949 and 1950 periods. It cites 1980s figures of 194,000 colonies and weaker yields, plus spring flows, winter feeding, and stockpiles near December 1980 at 2.2 million pounds. Prices averaged about 2.18 dollars per pound in 1950.
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Markisburg
Tvl
Jow&ince
Pennsylvania
Peerstung
Yoo Wits
Fialipal Suihis
Yeetar
Sumner
Sid
Community notes from Clymer weekly gatherings
Local residents celebrate birthdays and weddings. clergy hosts farewell for Rev. and Mrs. Tras a Stineman. Legion Auxiliary and Twentieth Century Club meet, vote on purchases, and plan donations. Activities include sewing for the rescue mission, new memberships, and a Minstrels event set for March 1 with Ashville. Travel and local incidents noted among families and neighbors.
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Clymer
Clayton Buitue
Mort Dix
Lewis
Marto Alan
Stineman
Orl
Everett Belknap
Aschutiter of
Waterland
Merle Newhouse
TL A. Thompson
Canadar
Americas Legion
Legion
Wayéle Querreveld
Pusiliary
Carl Carlisch
Ambrivanism
Auxiliary
Lovell
Adameh
Albert Kearns
Ashville
Walter Sehraers Tiestry
Carlile Nevkers
Alfred Newhouse
Federa
Raymond Wassink
Milton Devink
Warren
Judy Compton
Labs Loomis
Susanne Renskers
WIM
Myx
Lewis Duink
Hubert Brown
Will
Arthur Lewis
Jamestown
Gilbert Ton
Velock
James Briggs
Aharre
Leslie Fardink
Charman
United States leads in production of pure organic compound
A distinct claim is made that the United States produces more of a specific pure organic compound than any other country. The statement highlights manufacturing dominance without detailing the compound name, production figures, or supporting sources.
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United States
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Erie County
Earl Bailey
West Smith Street
Mary
Clark of
Corry, R. D
Corry
Erie County Court House
Frank Riddle, Jr
Franklin
Charles LeRoy Aites
Oi City
Artes
Erie-Renovo Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newrthern Division
Kenneth Warren Ross
Jdolin C. Ross
Meadville
Korea
Kenneth
82Nd Infantry
Ross
Donald
Mill Run
Carry
York Street
Jack Vanik
Vanik
Clifford Daily
R. D
Corry Hospital
Daily
Ajax
Works
Howard Rhodes
Mead Tivenue
Rhodes
Corry-Jamestown
Lincoln
Department of Agriculture
London
Salvation Army
Euclid Street
Boness
Lindsley's
Falconer and
Pharmacy
New Mexico
Hemisphere
Courieg
Rollenll
Floyd Arnink
Wenle
Louisville
Ladies Mission Society
Clymer Hill Church
Gerald Dykstra
Harry Ten Haken
Arshis
Herman Cady
Neil Thompsom
Albert Res
Inhel Miton School For the
Tne
Paul Wiggers
Paul
Kent
Lyle
Compton
Judith
Mareia
Erie
Clifford Legters
Earl Hinsdale of
Hubbard
Ernest and
Minford Hinsdale
America
Chevrolet
Fisher
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street Corry, Pa
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