Hestown man apprehended in fatal shooting
Robert Stewart was arrested at his Jamestown home after a fatal Lakewood kitchen shooting tied to an argument at a local club. Police say the 32 caliber revolver firing a single shot struck former proprietor Mr Frick in the chest following a dispute with Frick and another man, with witnesses including Marion Anderson and the McGees.
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Robert Stewart
Jamestown
G, Pars
Shorelands
Chautauqua Lake
Frick
Restown
Jrie
Ikestone Co
Frick and Stewart
Marion ‘Anderson
Stewart
George McGee
Washington
Hater
Thame
Qiarrel
Exie
Anederton
Ify
Fred al
Child Dies In Corry Rooming House Blaze
Three firemen were injured and taken to Corry Hospital as flames swept through a Corry building on West Main Street and First Avenue. Garrity remained overnight, others suffered minor injuries from falls and smoke exposure as the fire spread via a hidden shaft. Columbus Fire Department aided, power cut by Pennsylvania Electric Co. to prevent further hazards.
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West Church Street
Thomas Oger
East Frederick Street
Thomas Garrity, Jr
Grove Street
Corry Hospital
Garrity
Ficcarar
Oger
Corry
Main Street
First Avenue
Columbus Volunteer Pire Department
Columbus Outfit
Corry Fremen
J Chitievsie
Chirbeuzla
Cony
Pennsylvania Electrie Co
Fire strikes Fourth Ward building. dozens battle seven hour blaze
More than 60 members of Stanford Hose Co fought a seven hour fire in a building once home to Corry National Bank and later the Imperial Hotel. Several occupants fled or were evacuated. one resident’s wife Mrs Gladys Clark was treated for shock. Salvation Army provided hot coffee and doughnuts in sub freezing temperatures. The destroyed structure, vacant during a housing shortage, had insurance only partially covering losses and records were destroyed making a complete roomer list uncertain.
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Stanford Hose Co
Salvation Army
Gladys Clark
George Clark
Baldwin
Corry National Bank
Imperial Hotel
McCloskey Family Reopens Prewar Structure Then Sells
Shortly before World War II the structure was reopened by Mr and Mrs Fred McCloskey. After his death his wife sold to the current co owners. In ten years several improvements by the McCloskeys and former Pittsburgh residents occurred. This year the restaurant was remodeled at a cost of thousands. Firemen say walls are weakened and must be torn down for safety. Jackson arrived from Pittsburgh at 4 am to accompany the victim's body back home.
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Mr. Jackson
Corry
Pittsburgh
Molotov Appears In Who's Who For First Time
Chicago February 23 Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov appeared in Who's Who in America for the first time. Also listed were Frank Sinatra Roy Rogers Mohandas K Gandhi Frank Leahy and about 400 other notable names. The directory includes 1,429 former Army and Navy brass hats among its entries.
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Chicago
Vyacheslav. Molotov
America
Frank Sinatra
Roy Rogers
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Army
Navy
Who’s Who in 1948 49 reveals ranks and pages
The entry discusses postwar rank shifts and the selectivity of Who’s Who listings. It notes few people reach top ranks like generals, while the volume has grown with 9,976 pages and 41,194 listings. Thomas J. Watson of IBM again has the longest sketch at 201 lines.
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Thomas J. Watson
International Business Mischines Co
New York
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