Used cars and local notices from Powall's ads
City and Vicinity reports a stolen car tied to an Erie incident with Garland, plus a string of local briefs: sales, resignations, police cases, insurance promos, youth center plans, gambling raids, a domestic arrest, and various retail notices across Jamestown Warren and Erie with multiple named streets and individuals.
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Powall
Gartaeesi
Aeels
Horough
Rid Brie
Garland
Kane
Kenic
Fair
Erie
Ray Straub
City-School Board Income Tax Bureau
Kenneth Momeyer
Straub
Rassbacher Insurance Service
Warren
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Ralph ‘T. Miller
Milton J. McMehon
Pittsburgh
Salvation Army
Roth named chief of staff at St. Vincent's Hospital
The board of trustees announced the active and associate medical staff appointments. Dig AH Roth is chief of staff with Dr Elmer Hess named assistant chief. The executive committee includes Drs L A Lasher A H Bunshaw R H Luke J H Delaney H H Lyons Elmer Hess R D Bacon and N D Gannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dig AH. Roth
Staf
St. Vincent's Hospital
Board of
Elmer Hess
L. A. Lasher
A. H. Bunshaw
R. H. Luke
J. H. Delaney
H. H. Lyons
R. D. Bacon
N. D. Gannon
Spartansburg PTA Plans Community Playground Committee
Spartansburg Parents Teachers Association invites community groups to appoint representatives to a recreation committee to design playground facilities. The group aims to operate independently of the PTA and potentially become a permanent community recreation council. The first meeting is set for tomorrow at 8 30 p.m. in the school library with representatives named from schools, churches, clubs, and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spantansburg
Jan
Spartansburg Parents Teachers Association
Spartansburg
Mme School Board
James Glenn
Henry Bailey
Allan Babcock
John Eglot
Lucy Morris
Elizabeth Bunce
Helen Morton
Sparta Grange
Clarence Smith
P. T
Harold Tubbs
Irs
Lyle Stranchar
George Pfusch
Arkellimy
Amethay Le~zion
Richard Witmer
Waterfront fire probe grows on careless theory
Federal investigators privatey say indications point to carelessness rather than sabotage in the $15 million waterfront fire that destroyed the ammunition pier the decommissioned transport George Washington and other facilities. The blaze began Tuesday afternoon, consuming the pier, the troopship, barges, and salvage gear near Annapolis. FBI Army Maritime Administration Coast Guard and city police investigate with the National Board of Fire Underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Washington
Sivsl
FBI
Army, Maritime Administration
Coast Guard
City ii
National Board of Dire
Une
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Both Sides Seek New Court Trial In Titusville Case
Meadville Jan 18 Both sides seek a new trial in the case of Martin J Kunz versus the city of Titusville. Kunz was awarded 10000 by a jury for burns suffered in an accident at the Titusville city incinerator in 1947. Attorneys for the defense move for a judgment notwithstanding the verdict. Plaintiff's counsel asked for a new trial citing an inadequate verdict and argued the amount was insufficient under the evidence. The hearing could lead to a further appeal and possibly a trip to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Martin J. Kunz
Titusville
Kunz
Huenscine
Suries
Titusville City
Ately
F. Joseph Real Fia
Herbert A. Mook
Cas
Supreme Court
U S Casualties in Korea Rise to 45197
The Defense Department reports U S combat casualties in Korea climbed to 45197 as of January 12, up 2424 from the prior week. The tally includes 6508 killed, 29051 wounded, and 6677 missing in action, with 822 later returned to American counties and 108 prisoners of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassungsun
U. S
Korea
Department of Defense
Department
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Fred ,C. Whitney
Margaret D. Thompson
Mr. Whitney
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Selective Service Board 61
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Masonic Building
American Legion Auxiliary
Franz Furniture
John W. McMahan
Allegheny College
Einance
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
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Robert Gatlin
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Daniel BE. Hartman
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