Real estate transfers and local incidents headline Erie area
Transfers show Julia E. Jones to Charles H Brackea ux and Essie M. Gales to Robert L McCray recorded at Erle county court house yesterday. Gus Larson arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after an argument at Main and South Center streets. Chautauqua Institution to raise fees for 1951 assembly though gate admission remains same. Washington's Birthday holiday reduces carry post office hours with 1 pm close. Federal mediator may join the two day old Excel Metal Cabinet Co strike over overtime firing of Clarence Tracy. about 80 idle workers. Two Jamestown men charged with operating gambling establishments after raids on bookmaking dens. Jurors summoned for March 5 Chautauqua county court in Mayville. Three-year-old Donald Post returns home after polio treatment. Harry Enight suffers fracture of right leg after a street fall.
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Julia E. Jones
Charles H. Brackea
North Center Street
Essie M. Gales
Robert L. McCray
Concord Township
Erle County Court House
Gus Larson
Main
South Center
Excel Metal Cabinet Co
Jamestown
Clarence Tracy
Tracy
UE Leaders Face Trials In Contempt and Indictment
In Washington, Thomas J. Fitzpatrick chief steward of UE Local 601 Pittsburgh was ordered to trial on a seven count indictment for contempt of Congress. Julius Emspak national secretary treasurer of UE concluded a two day trial before Judge Dickinson Letts with the judge seeking time to review precedents before ruling.
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Washington
United Electrical Workers
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Pittsburgh
James V. Mortis
Julius Emspak
Dickinson Letts
Young denies receiving fees in RFC loan inquiry
B Merl e Young, former government messenger, testified before a Senate banking committee that he took no fees or commissions from anyone seeking an RFC loan. He contradicted Dallas attorney Ross Bohannon, who said Young sought an $85 000 fee to influence the Texmass Texmass Texas and Massachusetts Oil development Co loan approval. Bohannon said the firm did not hire Young and later secured the loan without inside help.
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Associated Press
Washington
B. Merle Young
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Young
Senate Banking Committee
Texmass Corp
Texas and Massachusetts Oil Development Co
Ross Bohannon
Dallas, Tex
Texmass
Bohannon
Truman
RFC
William S. Boyle, Sr
Fullbright
D-Ark
Jefferson County Official Plea Heard for Sentence Commutation
The state pardons board weighed a plea to commute Earl Beatty's four to eight year term for embezzling 43900 from Jefferson County. Beatty, ex-treasurer, already repaid 7700 after County funds were bonded, with supporters arguing he acted without criminal intent and that funds were redirected to coal leases.
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Hakiussuwu
State Pardons Board
Earl Beatty
Jefferson County
Eastern
Beatty
Samuel Wade Stewart
Ford City
Elke County
Rev. Stewart
William 8. Livengood, Jr
State Secretary of Internal Affairs and Pardons
Col Michaelis Wins Promotion in Korean War
Col Michaelis, leader of the 27th Regiment, is promoted to assistant commander of the 25th Division and nominated for brigadier general. He succeeds Brig Gen Bradley as part of a wider command reshuffle including Gen Bradley moving to the 15th Division and Maj Gen Kean to command the U S Third Corps. Michaelis, nicknamed Fire Chief Mike, has been a famed fighter in the Korean war.
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Associated Press
Eighth Army
Korea
Mike
John
Mike) Michaelis
Col Michaelis
27Th (Wellhound
Joseph &. Bradley
Michaelis
Bradley
15Th Division
Willa B. Kean
U.S. Third Corps
Camp Robets
Calif
Jean
Funeral Service Held For Earl Osborne At Clymer
The funeral service for Earl Osborne, 65, who died Saturday night at Corry Hospital, was conducted at 2 p.m. yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home, Clymer. Rev. R. J. Hurst and Rev. Alvin Rhodes led the ceremony. Interment followed in Clymer Cemetery. Bearers were Roy Gravink, Grant Smith, John Legters, Earl Reed, Chris Christensen and Garrett Querreveld.
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Wart Osborne
Corry ‘Hospital
Landslide threat forces Pittsburgh families to relocate
On February 21, several northside and hillside families seek new housing as threat of landslides looms. Resident Mrs Eugene Meanear of Kennett Square vows to stay to watch the hills, while Fire Chief William H. Davis has ordered two families to move from slide threatened homes.
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Pittsburgh
Northside
Eugene Meanear
Kennett Square
William H. Davis
Douglas quits fight for troop limitation as Truman stance shifts
Witnesses including Lt. Gen. Curtis E LeMay and Maj. Gen. Hugh Knerr were invited to testify on troop limits for Europe. Taft and Wherry back air and sea buildup while debating ground troop deployment amid Defense Department notes on National Guard status.
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Truman
Europe
Congress
Curtis E LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Wherry
Alexander D. Seversky
Harold George
Hugh Knerr
Rand
O. A. Anderson
Taft
Defense Department
National Guard
Army plans shift as divisions to be called into service
An Ohio senator questions wartime manpower, noting divisions J and T will be activated while six units on duty are released after 21 months. He worries the program aims to mobilize 3.5 million men, suggesting a move from guard and reserve to draftees, with guard units not to be utilized.
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Ohio
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Clifford Harmelink
Clymer
Donald Post
Jof
Rodney Post
Snyder Circle
Zem Zem
Lake View Hospital
Harry Enight
Allen Street
Corry Hospital
Uc Nico Balad
Gabardine
Foger
D. W. Clark
Squth First Ave
Dial
Foster E. Davis & Son
Porgy
Heiman Jewelers
Col. Michaelis
Earl Osborne
Penna
Kentucky
Jas
OLD Sunny Brook Company
Louisville
Douglas
Rayon
Corry
Eerein
Oldsmobile
Wiggers Garage
E. South ST. Corry, PA
G. C. Murphy CO
Center St
Corry, Pa
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