Jewelry Theft Loot Recovered In Jamestown Heist
Jamestown police announced the recovery of jewelry stolen from C. E. Bradley Jewelry Store after thieves smashed a show window on January 28. The recovered items include 21 rings and a bracelet valued at 1992.60, with three extra rings later identified as from the store. no arrests reported and investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
C. E. Bradley
G. Marry Nelson
Nelson
Bradley
Beaver Station Gas Explosion Injures Three near Oil City
Ellwood City report details a gas station blast at United Natural Gas near here injuring Oran R. Weaver chief engineer and two Oil City residents John G Peters and Hazel G Lan ner. All injuries slight with flash burns from a window blowout. Station damaged briefly and operations halted for minutes.
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Ellwood City
United Natural Gas Company
Beaver Station
Oran R. Weaver
John G
Peters
Hazel G. Lanner
Oil City
Erie Bridge Plans Delayed by Army Hearings
Congressman Carroll D. Kearns said formalities will delay the proposed $5,000,000 Erie bridge from the city’s mast side to the Peninsula. He reported from the War Department that the Army Engineer Corps Buffalo office must hold open hearings in Hilo before plans can start. No army funds are available for the project at present.
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Erie
Shermanckey
Peninsula
Carrol D. Kearns
Kearns
War Department
Washington
Army Engineer Corps
Hilo
Army
Veterans Disability and Education Rights Under Public Laws 16 and 340
Ex servicem column outlines VA vocational rehabilitation benefits for disabled veterans. Eligibility hinges on active service dates between 1940 and 1947, honorable discharge, service connected disability, and VA approval for needed training. Benefits cover tuition, books, equipment, subsistence, and up to four years, with possible extensions in special cases. Dental work is possible if service connected.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Service
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
West Washington Street
G. T
J Witte
Armed Forces Voluntary Recruitment
World War II Veterans Insurance and Pensions Guide
An era veterans column outlines options on adding disability insurance to national service life policy with small extra premiums. It explains eligibility for non service connected pensions for WWII veterans up to specified income limits, burial benefits through VA, and VA loan guarantees with no fixed loan cap beyond repayment ability.
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National Service
Veterans Or
National Cemetery
Kearns Pushes TaftHartley Amendment To Protect Workers
Rep. Kearns of Pennsylvania urged an amendment to the Taft Hartley Act to prevent workers from being forced to join more than one union to hold a job. He chairs a House Labor subcommittee probing the Hollywood movie strike, with Rep. Hartley as committee chairman.
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Washington
Rep
Kearns
R-Pa
House
Hartley
R-Nwj
Erie Man Dies After Crosswalk Crash In Erie
Alex Kuklinstt, 83, of Erie, died Friday night at Hamot Hospital after a Sunday evening crash at 14th and Parade streets. Authorities will determine if injuries caused the death. Marion Ashe, 34, Erie, posted 1000 bail on driving under the influence charges. A warrant arrest linked to Mary Kuksinski, daughter of the victim, prompted a brief arraignment and release on bail. The article notes varied per passenger auto population by state.
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Erie
Alex Kuklinstt
14Th
Parade
Hamot Hospital
Marion Ashe
Erle
Merchie Calabrese
Aste Wats
Calabrese
Mary Kuksinski
Week's New CLYMER Society Notes of Meetings and Visits
The Young Ladies Mission Band met at the homes of Mrs. Neckers and Mrs. Thompson with officers and members voting donations to Red Grass United Advance Fund and other causes. Various members and families are noted for travel, employment changes, and social events including showers, birthday suppers, and a box social by the American Legion raising funds. Weather affected attendance.
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New Clymer
Young Ladies’ Mission Band
Everning
Garryle Neckers
Ralph Thompson
Elizabeth Gifford
Edward Onnic
Margaret. Puncher
Red Grass
United Advance Fund
Dulce
New Mexico
Morton Galup
Harold VenHaken
Buffalo
Delbert Necker
Munday
DeLand
Bia
Allan ‘Neckts
Russi Demeotk
Clymer
Witkop Holmes Company
Jamestown
Walter Schruers
Clymer Department
Russell Damcott
Clymer Central School
Donald Lockenhouse
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Everett, Tenhulsen
Donald Ruslink
Wilford Dameatt
Dennis Arvin
Garlton Dameatt
Albert Querreveld
Wilbur Hawkins
Florida
Clifford Legters
Central School
American Legion
Harald Legters
R. Williams
Henry Warnshuis
W.ca
W. 5. G. 5. Holds Noon Dinner And Games
The regular meeting of the W. 5. G. 5. was held Wednesday with a large greens dinner at noon to which the men were invited. After dinner a program of games under Mrs. Wesley Miller’s direction was enjoyed. The event featured Mrs. Blaine Wallace and Mrs. Sheridan Wallace leading the afternoon, with refreshments served.
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Wesley Miller
Frederick Vander Schaaf
Burdette
New York City
Blaine Wallace
Leslie Carlseh
Sheridan Wallace
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Boston Im
Fried Nes
Igton’s
Aikens Motor Sales, Inc
City Line
Martin
Corry Instrument Company
East South Street
CORRY
Superior Ing Company
Keystone, VanCise
United States
Nebraska
Mississippi
Powell’ Loan and Finance CO
Consumer Discount CO
North Center St
G. H. Gens, JR
Ford Garage
Desmond
Heiman Jewelers
Home Owned — Home Operated
Coats
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
North Center Street
Tru
America
Morth Center Street
East Main Street
Yah. P. Electric Motors
Dial
General Electric
General Electric Home
Meerdink
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