Fire damages Kirberger building in Erie area
A faulty switch blamed for a fire in the Kirberger building at 224 Pennsylvania Ave W Friday evening caused about 1000 dollars in damage. The blaze started in the Katherine Dawn Dance Studio on the third floor and was discovered at 9 45 p m by Jean Brindis as dancers rehearsed a skate ballet. The owner A C Kirberger said losses are covered by insurance.
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Warren
Kirberger
Pennsylvania Avenue
Katherine ‘Dawn Dance Stuado
Frank Williams
Jean Brindis
A. C. Kirberger
Brie
Frank van Dusen
Union Iron Works
Holland Streets
Paul Schaaf
Jack Reagan
van Dusen
Holland Street
Office of Price Administration
St. Edward's Hall
Dilitkirk
Ralfie DeWolfe
New York State
AAA
Pennsylvania
Erie
Milloy
Milloy Lumber Company
My. Milloy
Union Bank
Sintce
Iso
MCA
Ernie Brockman
East Main St
Department of Public Assistinue
Spariinsburg
Sibley Hubbell
Union City
Albert Fos
West Chireh Street
Coral Jewell
R. D
Corry
Dale ‘Tressler Orlsom
Clymer
Roger Wetmore
Ruth Bemis
Northwest Street
Dorothy Goulter
Charles Pless
Sixth Streets
Paul Wiggers
W. PF. M.S
O'Clorke
Mail
Debs Sorenson
Sorenson
Clyme
Local church groups plan midweek meetings and supper
Cinéle No 4 of the W 8 6 8 will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 90 oclock with Mrs C A Moon 41 East Church street The rosea will convene at 2 90 MEST He cal Safely council meets at the Hitz Restaurant Wednesday evening at 6 30 for dinner and the usual meeting Ladies Aid Society of the U B church meets Wednesday morning at 9 90 at the Sharghy to help cleaning A tureen dinner will be served at noon and members bring a green and sandwiches An executive board meeting of the Corry Chapter American Red Cross meets tonight at 7 30 at Red Cross headquarters War Fund Chairman Olio Bracken to present plans for the March 4 drive and other business.
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Cinéle No
C. A. Moon
East Church Street
Rosea
Cal Safely Couiell
Hitz
Ladies’ Aid Sorciety
U. B
Corry
Ameritan Ed Gross
Hed 'Cross
War Fund
Olio Bracken
Warren Girl Missi Milliceny Reported Missing
A Warren girl, Milliceny renowe age 1p years a Beatty school pupil, was reported missing from her home since Friday. Her parents fear she left Warren with four young men. the case was reported to State Police yesterday with a general alarm requested over police wires.
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Milliceny Renowe
Beatty School
Warren
Yen
Pediatrician testifies in Noxon murder case in Berkshire court
Dr. George P. Hunt a Pittsfield physician who immunized a mentally deficient infant sister of John J. Noxon Jr publicly testified in Berkshire Superior Court on the fourth day of the murder trial of a socially prominent attorney. He said the child was mongoloid retarded and not moving normally after injections given September 22 and before the child was electrocuted in the Noxon home.
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Frese
Lawyer seeks judge to disqualify himself in Lonergan murder case
Wayne Lonergan's counsel urges General Sessions Judge John J. Fiesehl to disqualify himself after the Canadian aircraftsman is charged with murdering his heiress wife. Attorney Edward Broderick claims he was unjustly attacked and complains of contempt threats. The court rejects motions to dismiss the judge or redraw the jury panel.
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Pasuallay
New York
Wayne Lonergan
General ‘Sessions
John J. Fiesehl
Edward ¥. Broderick
Shipbuilder Henry J Kaiser Honored by Congress
Philadelphia Feb 28 LaSalle Soliene civic and social congress cited shipbuilder Henry J Kaiser as one of the greatest national resources of our country in a formal tribute praising his contributions to national industry and defense.
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Philadelphia
Soliene
Civic and Social Congress
Henry J. Kaiser
New Uniforms for State Guard Adopted in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania State Guard will receive blue gray uniforms supplied by the Federal government. Adjutant General Robert M. Vail stated the old outfits, in use since the Guard’s formation at the war’s start, will be discarded and that army rifles and helmets are on hand for five regiments. Plans consider a full state-wide encampment this summer at Indian Town Gap, with last year’s three regiments attending a week each.
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Associates
Harrisburg
Tech
Pennsylvania
Robert M. Vail
Vail
Sdiitant
State Guard
Indiantown Gap
Trainman Dies After Derailment Injuries
Frank Koon, 40, a railroad foreman from East Carnegie, Pa., who had his arm amputated after a wreck near Belle Vernon, Pa., died in Charleroi Montessen hospital. He was injured when a Pittsburgh and West Virginia engine and five freight cars derailed after striking a Boulder mine car. The hospital cited internal injuries and shock as the cause of death.
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Ssouonuce
Charleroi
Frank Koon
Railroad
Areman
East Carnegie
Charleroi-Montessen
Koon
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Belle Vernon
John Beggs
Boon
Oscar W Hicks dies at Corry Hospital aged 66
Oscar W Hicks 66 died at Corry Hospital at 8 15 this morning after admission February 5. Born February 20 1878 in Chambersburg Pa he moved to Cory thirty years ago and was a retired tamer. Survived by wife Alice Hicks of Erie two daughters Ins Collins of Erie and Neva Foster of Los Angeles two sons Vern Hicks of Erie and Nanam Hicks of Middletown Pa a sister Mrs Bruce Summers James Creek Pa and three stepchildren Robert Owens Cory Mrs Velista Werver Eric and Ira Hummer of Oxford Iowa eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body to Davison Funeral Home with visitation arranged. funeral announcements to follow.
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Oscar W. Hicks
Corry Hospital
Chambersburg
Cory
Corry
Alice Hicks
Erie
Ins Collins
Neva Foster
Los Angeles
Vern Hicks
Newnan Hicks
Middletown
Bruce Summers
James Creek
Robert Owens
Velista Werver
Eric
Ira Hummer
Oxford
Iowa
Davison Funeral Home
Two Flyers Dead in Training Crashes Near Erie and Wesleyville
Two youths from Erie and Wesleyville died in separate training flights. Second Lieutenant Garth Lindquist, 26, of Wesleyville, perished when a Flying Fortress crashed during landing near Alexandria Virginia. Aviation Cadet Joseph Andrews, 20, formerly of Erie, was killed in a plane crash during training at Walnut Ridge Arkansas. A separate arrest reported involved Lawrence Clark, 80, admitting wallet theft of $50 in Wesleyville.
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Erin
Westeyvilie
Erie
Garth. Lindquist
Wesleyville
Vatfairs
Lutheran Church
Alexandria
Josus A. Andrews
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Lawrence Clark
Simon P. Wilbert
Titusville
16Th
Holland Streets
George Wookner
Unclear fragment hints at airline transport and vision
Fragmentary text mentions airlines, barns, grease and a country. No clear event or names to identify. Unable to extract a coherent headline or concrete facts from the provided content.
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Thomas Motor Co
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Powell Motors
Woodlawn
Barnsdell
Rober Bunce
Leonard Bunce
Route 3
Army
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Howard Mingus
Harry Slayton
Conneautwile
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Sharon
Slayton
Conneausvill
Franklin
W. A Pitts
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Frank Turner
R.D
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National Purge and Ordnance Company
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National Forge
HJ. Grant
de Jean & Cochran
Erie County
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
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Harbor Greek
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Lonergan
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Jowase & Sanborn
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Beauty
Lanston’s
South Center St
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New
Clipper
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