Real estate transfers noted in Erie county record
Parish to Patterson exchanges recorded at Erie County Court House include M Ethel Patterson transferring property interests to GO Merrill Patterson on Pleasant Street and to C Merrill Patterson on Grove and Center Streets. Heavy A Zale Heck and Son equipment aided two carrier recoveries after crashes east of Corry.
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Erié County Court House
M. Ethel Patterson
Merrill Patterson
Pleasant Street
C. Merrill Patterson
Grove
Center Streets
A. Zale Heck and Son
Corry
L. B. Spaide Co
Wilkes-Barre
Erie County Court House
Thomas B. Reed
Genevieve M. Wascak
Two Pupils Die In School Bus Wreck In Michigan
In Gladwin Michigan a school bus carrying 45 pupils collided with a creamery truck on a rural one way bridge after icy road conditions. The bus tipped into the Gedar River, landing upside down in three feet of water. Two children were killed and four others injured. Authorities probe whether a county road workers strike affected the accident and disrupted landing operations.
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Gladwin
Mich
B 36 Sets New Flight Record In Test Run
Fort Worth Texas January 17. A Convair B 36 bomber stayed aloft 12 hours longer than routine tests. An official said the flight set a new record for nonstop flight without refueling among reconnaissance type bombers. Security restrictions prevented disclosure of miles flown or the route.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Convair
Air Force
Heroic Bell Telephone Crew Rescues Pupils From Drowning
The quick actions of a bus and aack drivers and a crew of Michigan Bell Telephone workers were credited with saving many pupils from drowning after a water incident.
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Bis and
Aack
Michigan Bell
Allied Raiders Hold Firm Near Suwon Frontier
Allied air forces attacked near Suwon as Chinese troops retreated north. Casualty estimates cited at around 500 killed, with UN troops reestablishing defenses 500 yards south of the walled city after the engagement. Other scouting parties reached Osan and Kumyangjang, advancing within range of Seoul.
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Hull
Suwon
Eighth Army
Osan
Seoul
Kumyangjang
Withdrew by plan near two towns amid censorship
The report notes a planned withdrawal just south of two towns with no unit names released since noon Tuesday. A security clampdown accompanied by shifting troop positions. Air force and navy planes pounded the enemy in repeated B-25 strikes.
Raids Reported From Korean Front Amid Skirmishes
Pilots said raids near Kaesong and Chongin were successful. Allied positions near Wonju faced harassment as Red Koreans and Chinese troops dug in and did not rush assaults, instead pressing supply lines with guerrilla activity.
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Kaesong
Chong
Hon-Snd
Wonju
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State Police
Pfc
William Timmons
Warren
Meadville City Hospital
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Hubert Vaughn
Arnold Sesstead
Sunt
Lawrence Douglas
Harrisburg
Union City
Bureau of Highway Safety
Tohn
William A. Lindstrom
Marion Street
Neal H. Allen
Theodore Amoroso
West Church Shest
Pennsylvania Railroad
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PRR
Chamber of Commerce At
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Columbus
Cunningham's
Oil City
Mrn
A. J. Cunningham
Pennsylvania, Veterans Affairs Division
Senate
Samual B. Wolfe
State Military Affairs Department
Robert Knight
West Church Street
Andrew Klasch
Cony
R. D
First Avenue
Knight
Klasch
Second Avenue
State Highways Department
Fairview School
Joan Davis
New York
N. Y. Warren
Washington, D. C
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Ban Antonio
Texas
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A.croscut
Dia
Reyhound
Jfw
Meerdink
West Main and
Spring
Associated Press
Epositsinsurance Corporation
Rayon
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Cary
Firestone
Fe Kain Tooke
Rimes
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