Winter lists settle accounts and long service note
All accounts must be settled by January 10. John D. Large, assistant vice president in charge of Seattle Pennsylvania Railroad, retired after more than 40 years of service. He served as division freight agent from 1912 to 1916 and is noted for many friends in the area. A grant of 34,000 to Crawford County was included in 280,270 total grants announced by the Pennsylvania Postwar Planning Commission for courthouse plans. Meadville reports a sledding accident injuring 10-year-old Richard Wishart with a possible shoulder fracture and burns after an incident at Randolph and Cutler streets. Bradford welcomes former U.S. Navy Commander Eugene P. Bowler to the Pennsylvania Crude Oil Association as held engineer in production research. Bowler previously led the Slam & Zook Co. oil laboratory before naval service starting in 1941.
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Berkhaus Disposal
John D. Large
Seattle, Pennsylvania Railroad
Crawford County
Court House
Pennsylvania Postwar Planning Commission
Meadville
Richard Wishart
Joseph Wishart
Randolph
Cutler Streets
Bowler
Bradford
Slam & Zook Co
Navy
Franz
William
Merle Greenwalt
Jackson Run
Warren
Warrey Hospital
Columbus Community Aid
Hollis Upperman
Charles Swanson
Tonesta
Tionesta
Pattiton Pottery Company
Shippenville
East Church Street
Crescent Park
Thke Park
George ‘Norris
Norris
Mabel
Hoyt Glenny
Elmer L. Evans
Atorneys
Evans
Wec
Corry
Titusville
Baetivals
Catherine Malone
Ridge Street
Hethe
Oll
Robert Young
Raymond L. Stone
Miller's
Kendall
Kane
Silie
U. S. Army
Chicago
Titusville Julien
Bryan
Titerna~tional Film “Foundation
New York City
United States
Oil City
Elwood R. Ewing
Shevil
James Hall
Seneca
John =. Cunningham
Franklin
Edith ‘Thompson
William A. Thompson
Frankit
Franklin Hospital
Ellis
Robert, Porter
BR. D. 5
Tron Company
City Hospital
Jamestowns City
Bendix
Lee Barton
Donald
Halloran General Hospital
Staten Island
Y. “MacDonall
Indis
India
New York
Local notes and notices from Warren area and surroundings
Community briefs report business moves and civic actions in Warren and nearby towns. Highlights include plans for Mexico City firms to negotiate licenses with Warren Blustles Corp,Bradford council considering injunction against Koonts Equipment over parking meters, local hospital admissions, school and church activities, and police notes on incidents and staff changes.
Carbon Monoxide Gas Claims Woman in Pittsburg Apartment
A Pittsburgh area woman died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a third floor apartment. Neighbors heard a wife and daughter trying to break in as police and fire crews responded. The victim was identified as Mrs Janssen, aged 64, found by her son Marty Janssen after New Year’s Day. Authorities noted a spike in CO fatalities in the region this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaaed
Fes
Pietsburgh Dan
Webby I
Allegheny
Myps
Marty Jansson
Mrs Fred Shuss Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs Mary Foley Shuss died early this morning at County Hospital around 3 after suffering a heart attack at her home on East Main Street. Born April 29, 1890s, she lived in Corry and Meadville before returning to this city. Survived by husband, son Robert Howgard, father P J Foley, two sisters, four brothers, two grandchildren, two aunts, an uncle, and other relatives. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with viewing prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ww
Sues
Fred
Shuss
County Hospital
East Main Street
Nuremberg trial recounts massacre and prisoner orders
Journal reports on trial testimony detailing Nazi orders to kill prisoners and a massacre of Jews in Rowne. A German contractor’s affidavit describes the July 13, 1982, atrocity while defendants, including Goering and Baader, await proceedings and face custody amid communications restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comannes
Yage One
Kell
Ppris
Ams
Rowne
Hermann Friedrich Ganebo
Eynnst Baltenbminnay
Mavi
Bormann
Reuters
Moudlay
Chechoslovakian
Germany
Telegraph
Coperhagen
Caan
Eich Baader
Reichamarshal
Hermann Goering
Fae Tettle
Marsden Slayer Hunt Continues in Michigan
Authorities scoured central Michigan after bloodstained shirts were found near a transport, believed linked to the slaying of Gladys Marsden, 40. A car found near Battle Creek with no plates is tied to a Detroit source, and a civilian suspect in Jackson is questioned as police press the inquiry. A separate Philadelphia hotel fire routed about 100 residents with one injured and a Treasury report shows December figures with total debt at $278.54 billion and a large balance in reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Downstate
Michigan
Mus
Gladys Marsden
Army Ordnance
Bautle
Vivian and Huis
Jackson
FEE Philadelphia
Husvis
West Philadelphia
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Wing - Star
Willi Stores
ED Sidney
Balo
Laya
ARGO
the Bracken-Keating Company
Golden Rule Foundation
Quer
Eall
Thomas Motor Co
Powell Motor Co
Megs
Lopex
Journal
S-M-W
Braford
Soliette
Fle Fats
Koonts Equipment Company
Alma. Gardner
West
Wayne Street
Berneo
Electric Irons
Register
Recorde
Knupp
Nover
Bee
Ruthe M. Brown
Aleatest County Taster
Edward R. Reed
aAtlom
Gerry Davis
Eric
Arnold D. Hover
Skinner Engine Company
Switzerland
Skinner Engine Co
New Era Club
Presbyterian Church
Clare Gupwell
East Washington Street
Columbus Firemen
Whs
Clara Lewis
B.D
Gilman But
B. D
Teperial
Arthur Perkins
Ralph Perking
Kash Smith Street
Janice Messinger
Emory Messinger
Columbus
Fred Weaver
Liberty Street
Corry Hospital
Weaver
Cleveland Clinic
J. L. Latimer
Spring Street
North Center Street
Latimer
Women of the Moose
New Hall
Women’s Relief Corps No. 49
Masonic Temple
Women's Victory Club
Henry A. Tillman
Erie
Zimmerman
New York Central
Brnest Welms
Welms
Fred Shuss
Hitler
Wilcox Grocery
Calif
Pubt
Marsden
Charles B.searle
Detroit Homicide Bureau
Tey T
Dackes
Treasury
Washington
The
Cy Mont
Weight ‘Mente
Tom of
Ci Eightee
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Heiman Jewelers
Oranch
Legisla
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