Admitted and discharged list with newborns noted
Frank Popovich Jr and Mrs Cora Lamona are admitted or discharged at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Miller Columbus and a daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hoffman are born at the same hospital. Police in Charleston report a driver fled an auto crash after investigators found a car full of illegal moonshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Popovich Jr
East Main Street
Cora Lamona
Clinton Street
John Montgomery
Centerville
Earl Park
Sherman
Jeffrey
Stewart Messinger
Clymer
Gordon Miller
Columus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus
Robert Hoffman
East Pleasant Street
Charleston
W.va
Police recover car after pursuit and theft at IGA store
Officers French and Wotus pursued a speeding DeWitt cruiser as it fled toward Shady avenue then stopped it on Shady. DeWitt faces alderman arraignment. Higby, 23, charged with drunken disturbance at the Lorain Hotel awaiting arraignment. At 4 20 a m they found baked goods stolen from Quality Markets and halted a man at the Bob Church IGA, with Louis Morris and an unidentified accomplice in a vehicle. Morris described taking goods and returning to his trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
French
Wotus
DeWitt
Summer Street
East South Street
Shady Avenue
Shady
Lorraine Hotel
Ronald L. Higby
Higby
North Center Street
Quality Markets
Bob Church Iga
IGA
Louis D. Morris
R. D
Corry
Morris
Morris Trailer
Deaths Mrs Gertrude Wilkinson of Plant City Florida
Mrs Gertrude A Wilkinson a Corry born resident died there after a long illness She was born November 28 1967 in Corry daughter of the late Lewis Hagerich and wife of Charles W Wilkinson married June 17 1913 He preceded her in death December 10 1947 Survived by nieces and nephews and other relatives Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow 7 40 p m final rites Monday 11 a m Rev Elmer Ortmer officiating Burial in Pine Grove Lutheran section Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude A. Wilkineu
Wilkinson
Plant Cty
Fla
Corry
Lewis Hagerich
Florida
Charles W. ‘Wilkinson
Emma Ross
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
First Church of God
Marjorie Derby
Ashville
N.Y
Ronald
Iva) Redenz
Roger Ross
R. D
Ralph Ross
Paul Ross
Stow
Bracken Funeral Home
Elmer Ortmer
Pine Grove
Voluntary block cleanup as city faces massive refuse backlog
NYC volunteers in East Harlem described collecting a ton of trash in one block amid a sanitation strike. Private cartmen and Teamsters picketed depots, yet 70,000 tons already litter streets risked delaying removal for days. A separate incident reports police finding bread rolls and liquor during a car search leading to larceny and alcohol charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Harlem
Uniformed
Sanitationmens’ Association
Teamsters Union
Carters
Midtown Manhattan
New Jersey
The Robbery That Wasn’t The Taxed Hoodlum Tale
An odd Robin Hood spoof shows Robin abducting an Internal Revenue Agent during a comic forest caper. The agent explains the Charity Tax Act of 1948 for crooks while Robin plots a year of captivity to “rehabilitate” him. A group of wealthy Americans arrives, and the mock raid ends with coats as the loot and questions of leverage between captor and captive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood
le John
Robin
America
Gads
England
Internal Revenue Serve
Maid Marian’s
Internal Revenue Agent
TRS
John
Robin Ve
Wins Calf Wins Calf at Erie County Dairy Show
Blakeslee, daughter of Howard Blakeslee of Carry, won a 3 registered Holstein calf presented to an outstanding Dairy H club member. Miss Blakeslee aims to become a registered nurse after studying cattle diseases and their cure. Pictured left to right are Miss Blakeslee Ray Chapman Jr. John H Johnson and Dave Dickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiary Blakeslee
Howard Blakeslee
Erie Coun
Ty Holstein Club
Attack Wrecks Mission Station Killing Six
A January 30 shelling near a mission station on the town edge destroyed six buildings including three residences two churches and a clinic. The first barrage killed Leon Griswold of White Plains New York and his daughter Carolyn a nurse in the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Griswold
White Plains
N Y
Carolyn
Coats Sent Abroad in Sherwood Forest Exchange
The exchange discusses sending coats to America to recoup taxes lost during a year’s absence. One narrator suggests shipping the 100 coats from Sherwood Forest, with buyers in the United States paying taxes to cover the remaining costs. The plan frames taxes as payback and frames the American approach as the model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Forest
America
Missionaries slain in village ambush on night raid
Account notes the home of Rev Edward Thompson and Ruth Thompson in New Kensington Pa hit by explosion. Ziemer and Ed Thompson attempted to reach enemy lines to aid wounded, were shot in crossfire. Bob Ziemer killed, Mrs Marie Ziemer and two nurses plus Mrs Thompson killed in a subsequent gun burst. Mrs Ziemer and Miss Olsen wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘Thompson
Ruth
New Kensington
Ziemer
Ed Thompson
Bob
Mr. Ziemer
Marie
Betty Olsen
Ruth Whiting
Thompson
Miss W
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