Corry notices span enlistment court and local events
Veteran Donald J. Satterlee reenlisted as Seaman First Class and was sent to Brooklyn for assignment. Erie County notes include tax deadlines, real estate transfers, a Corry divorce, driver suspensions, a coasting accident involving a Warren girl, a barber shop singers group meeting, a Central Fire resuscitation, billiard hall enforcement, robberies probe, and state road and Franklin Day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Satterlee
Johnson Street
Corry
Navy
Brooklyn
Erie
Lewis Opens Battle in Supreme Court
Union leader John Lewis ordered 400000 miners back to work as he claims the case is before the Supreme Court after a 17 day walkout. Judge Goldsborough fined Lewis ten thousand dollars and the UMW four million eight hundred thousand for contempt of court amid the government contract dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Supreme Court
Meyers
Goldsborough
UMW
J. A. Krug
Tion
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le Box
Spibereag
Jupiter
LaGuardia Field
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Erie County
Emily McCray McBiney
Fercie McCray
Pith Avenue
Emma B. Carroll
Ethel ML Spéncer Ax
Casper F. Franz
H. Robert Johnson Ax
Goncord ‘Township
Kenneth W. Nichols
Tryin Roth
Wayne Township
Eye
Bessie A. Smith
Merritt D. Smith
Erie ‘County
Rom Brown
Mound Street
Sharon Ann
Norman J. Ahlgren
Warren
Perry Lines
Hew Corry
The
Barber Shop Singers
Joseph Piccardi
Karl D
Main
Pilace
Burgess
Warren Billiard Academy
Gus Contillion
Contil Vion
Center Street
William Wostalit
Brie
City Land State
Tirle
Greensburg
Wottallk
Erie Peninsula
James Duff
Arthur Blass
Pittsburgh
Pennylvania
Public Roads Administration
Howard Rehnberg
Concord School
Louise Mount
Bell
Pranklin
Pennsylvania State College
Ralph D. Hetzel
Melvin Schramling
Raymond Plant
Corry Hospital
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Pennsylvania Electric Company
E. T. Cherry
Ee Ee Habe Pcblens
Heiman Jewelers
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Baume Bengue
Fletchers Castoria
Alice-Seltzer
Dorothy Grey
Lionel Electric
Lionel
South Center Street
Montgomery Ward
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