Meadville Area News Roundup Sparks, Crimes, and Local Plans
Oil City school board weighs raising per capita tax from five to ten dollars to fund two new grade schools. A Rock through window complaint in Meadville prompts police search. Jobless benefits hit a milestone as one billionth dollar is paid. Jurors selected in Moses Terrell murder case. trial proceeds. Weather forecast calls for above normal temperatures, then fluctuations with rain. Car parking complaint leads to owner’s return. Toy bull puppies spark public attention at Brigham Hardware window. Inhalator demonstration for health class approved. Two-car collision on Seventh and South Center causes $60 damage. Chickenpox cases rise to 41, mainly in lower grades. Funeral for Dora Dulak set. Shenk farm sale proceeds. Pennsylvania delegation to White House highway safety conference announced. Victoria official named Chautauqua County assistant attorney. Meadville gasoline price war ends with stations returning to 29.8 cents. About 400 miners to be laid off after Tucerne coal plant explosion. Earthquake statistic note.
Last Rites Held for Mrs Mable Darrow
The funeral service for Mrs. Mable Darrow who died Saturday evening was held last night at o'clock at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Howard Stull officiating. Attendees from away included H P Lyon of Hornell New York Mrs James Witter and Mrs Bert Thomas of Belmont New York Clifford Lyon of Friendship New York Mr and Mrs Ernest Lyon of Belvedery New York and Arthur Scouten of Spartansburg. The WCTU members from this city attended in a body. After the service the body was taken to Belmont for burial in Forest Hills Cemetery.
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Mable Darrow
Bracken Funeral Home
Howard Stull
H. P. Lyon
Hornell
N. Yj
James Witter
Bert Thomas
Belmont
N.Y
Clifford Lyon
Friendship
N. Y
Ernest Lyon
Belvedery
Arthur Scouten
Spartansburg
WCTU
Darrow
Forest Hills Cemetery
France Rejects Molotov Plan in Big Four Talks
France’s Georges Bidault denounced Molotov’s European security package as not advancing peace and rejected proposals to neutralize Germany. The session signaled another Western unity victory as Molotov failed to sway France from the Western alliance amid the run up to ratification of a European Defense Community.
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Free West
France
Russia
Molotov
Georges Bidault
Germany
Europe
Bidault
Western Alliance
United States
Britain
Fears of a Rhine Militarism Reawakening Hint on Indo China
The report notes fears of a rebirth of militarism along the Rhine and suggests there may be a possibility of a negotiation or settlement regarding developments in Indo China.
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Rhine
Indochina
North Side man charged with murder in bridge death
Pittsburgh detectives charged 98-year-old John E. Ammer with murder in the August slaying of Benjamin Drake. Ammer confessed to throwing Drake over the bridge rail to his death, authorities said.
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Pittsburgh — City
North Side
Benjamin Drake
John E. Ammer
Ammer
Drake
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Oil City
Leslie Upperman
West Pleasant Street
State Bureau of Employ
State Bureau of Employniversary
Moses Terrell
Meadville
Crawford County
Terrell
Herbert A. Mook
Laura Belle Starr
Vincent
J. Pepicelli
Paul
Allen
Commonwealth
Mead Avenue
Columbus
Boston
James Smire
Brigham Hardware
South Center Street
Leo Neckers
Rex Apps
Stanford Hose Co
Seventh Street
Pauline Johnson
Corry
Charles Ploss
Alo
Miss Johnson
Ploss
South Center
Dora Dulak
Clymer
Spitzer
Alvin BE. Rhodes
Clymer Center
William Peiffer
Lindsey Hollow Road
Homer Bulard
Pennsylvania
White House
Washington
Keystone State
John 8. Fine
Revenue
Otto F. Messner
A. Marcus Connelly
Victoria
Chautauqua County
Allen A. Cass
Board of Supervisors
Imprompu
Indiana
Tucerne Mines
Rochester
Pittsburgh Coal Co
C. J. Potter
Earth
Tuffy
Center
Washington Sts
Topp
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin
Corry, Pa
Leoul CO
Philco
Philco TV
Deep Dimension
Gaekers
Werryire
Fievat. AG
Smnerel Motors
Vaio
Sandard
Oldsmobile
Wiggers Garage
South ST. Corry, PA
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