Unusual News: Dog Bites Woman In Accident
A Baltimore woman, Ruth Patterson, 27, was in the tub when her puppy Toby knocked a 22 caliber revolver from a washstand. It discharged, shooting her in the hand. Another case reports a Denver girl, Alice Kling, 19, biting into an apple and dislocating her jaw, requiring hospital care. Two Detroit girls, Susan Gault, 4, and Katherine, 2,14, injured when a piano toppled onto them while playing, their mother present.
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Toby
Detroit
Susan Gault
Katherine
Gault
Erie Woman Killed After Fall at Klein Plating Works
Mrs. Rena Lord, 77, wife of Altoway Hugh C. Lord and head of the Land Mfg. Co., died at St Vincent's Hospital after a fall at Klein Plating Works on West 25th Street. She plunged down stairs while near plant stairway, was taken to hospital conscious briefly, and died within seven hours. Her family was at her bedside.
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Rena Lord
Altoway
Hugh C. Lord
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Land Mfg. Company
Sir Vincent's Hospital
Klein Plating Works
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Services Saturday for Betty Marlene Darrow
Funeral service filled the chapel for infant Betty Marlene Darrow daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Darrow R D 1. Wilmer Helfer of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiated. Temporary interment at Pine Grove mausoleum with relatives from Spring Creek Spartansburg Concord and Wayne townships present.
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EDC
Ley Senad
Saining
Betty Marlene Darrow
Russell Darrow
R. D
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Wilmer Helfer
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Pine Grove
Gerald Whaley
Spring Creek
Paul Whaley
Charles Whaley
Milton Blakeslee
Avid
Arthur Soouten
J. D. Obert
Paul Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Concord
Wayne Townships
Reducing Diets Emphasize Bulky Fruits and Veggies
The article explains reducing diets limit high calorie fats starches and sugars while increasing bulky low calorie foods like lettuce cabbage carrots tomatoes cucumbers strawberries citrus peaches and grapes. These foods provide fullness while replacing more concentrated items in nonreducing diets.
White House expected to reveal price policy shift
The article forecasts a move by the White House to appoint Bowles or another hold-the-line advocate to head the Office of Price Administration, signaling strong wage and price enforcement. It notes Bowles’ possible successor and mentions prior rent control measures. Labor leaders quoted expect a steel strike settlement soon, with optimism toward February 15, 1947 as a potential end date.
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Sommueis
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Union
Senate Labor Committee
Murray
Farmer Harley Lewis Found Dead Frozen Near Findley
Authorities investigate the death of Harley Lewis a 65 year old farm laborer missing about a month whose body was found in an abandoned Mira Corners farmhouse near Findley Lake. Deputy Pratt and Undersheriff Moynlan report Lewis climbed through a broken window to seek shelter from the cold. His body lay on an old bed beneath a blanket as investigators seek details of his movements and last known whereabouts.
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Findley Lake
Red
Harley Lewis
Ming
Mira Corners
Sheriff's Department
William B. Crandill
Westfield
Ernest Pratt
Findley Leke
Vncal
Richard
Moynlan
Lewis
John McGerl
Pratt
Moynihan
Mina
Public safety notice on roadway standing hazards
The report warns that standing in the main traveled portion of a street or highway to solicit a ride is dangerous. It endangers both the rider and motorists as vehicles may be forced into the opposite lane to avoid collision, creating accidents and hazards.
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Corry Instrument Co
North Centar St
Beaverdam Child George D Marsh Dies at 6
Beaverdam resident George D Marsh aged 6 died Saturday at the home of his nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Lynn Sill R D 3 Cory Friends may call there and attend services on Wednesday February 13 at 2 10 p m Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery Union City
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George D. Marsh
Union City
Westfield
Lynn Sill
Cory
Evergreen Cemetery
Movement at Erie plant signals return to work
Erie steelworkers begin fourth week of strike amid rumors of a broader return to work. A Bucyrus-Erie plant group on 12th and Cranberry streets indicated willingness to resume duty, pressing through picket lines as the day progressed and into the morning.
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Ped U
Erie
Sternbrientine Oh
Lebarding
Bucyrus-Erie
12Th
Cranbery
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