Couple En Route to Marry Hurt in Hyde Town Crash
A Mercer county man Lelané Bain 22 and his fiancee Miss Audrey Stoughton 18 of Slippery Rock were injured when their car veered near Bog Hollow north of Hyde Town and struck a Lyons truck and trailer. Bain suffered a broken collar bone and head injuries while Stoughton had a broken jaw and extensive bruising. Both were taken to Titusville Hospital.
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Titusville
Mercer County
Butler
Bog Hollow
Hyde Town
Titusville Hospital
Lyons Track
Lelané Bain
Jackson Center
Audrey Stoughton
Slippery Rock
Bajn
Utaetor
Mellon Bank Growth Report Highlights 1943 Earnings
The Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh reports 1943 earnings of 6.30 million dollars and 886,639 per share on 75,000 shares. Assets rose to 995 million after a consolidation with Union Savings Bank. The group owns 99.5 percent of Mellon National Bank and 95 percent of Farmers Deposit. Combined assets exceed 1.304 billion with over 41.5 million in surplus. B. W. Prentis Jr. elected director.
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Associated Press
Fitsburgh
Union ‘Trust Company of
Pittsburgh
Central Banking
Andrew W
Richard B. Mellon
Union Savings Bank
Mellon National Bank
Farmers Deposit National Bank
B. W. Prentis, Jr
Armstrong Cork Co
Police Identify Body Of Second Victim Of McConnellsburg Fire
State police identified Elmer R. Kein 26 as the first victim of the Fulton House fire in McConnellsburg Pennsylvania. A second victim, an overnight hotel guest, remained unidentified as firemen recovered bodies amid a blaze that destroyed the historic hotel built around 1779 with a log structure and stone front.
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McConnellsburg
Fulton House
Maryland
Elsie Greathead
Donald Harris
Ome Heesch
Harris
Kaskey Brothers
Railpoan
Yovie County
Clevenger
Veraumes
Stamp free shoe sales surge after OPA easing
Local shoe stores report strong demand for stamp free women’s shoes priced at eight dollars or less. Retailers note marked increases since the OPA freed certain styles, with some stocks selling out quickly and others restricting novelty shoes. A few stores maintain normal trade while several plan for tighter future purchases. Castor bean not a legume says local bulletin after 190 years of cultivation.
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Office of Price Administration
OPA
Erie Official in Labor Clash Over 40 Hour Week
Charles A. Bates of the Teamsters Union charges the Erie Streets Department with wage loss after a 40 hour week rule by Streets Director Harry J. Klebes cuts pay by $25 monthly from the previous 44 hour base despite a 10 percent general increase last year. Bates presses for explanation at a city council meeting.
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Erie
Jun
Charles A. Bates
Teamsters and Chauffers Union
Streets
Harry J. Klebes
Bates
Klebes
Streets Department
Wounded Boy Still Critical After Erie Shooting
Frederick William Tighe ten year old son of Elizabeth Tighe remained in serious condition after being shot at Sportland amusement center at ith and State streets Sunday He suffered a punctured lung and chest wound Detectives Roy Mong and Damian McLaughlin are investigating to determine how the youth was shot with a .22 caliber Winchester rifle
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Erie Amusement Center
Erie
Frederick William Tighe
Elizabeth Tighe
Sportland
Ith
State Streets
Roy B. Mong
Damian McLaughlin
Lad Injured Leaving for Navy in Jamestown
Everett M. Smith of Westfield, age one, was struck by a passing car while departing Jamestown for a Navy contingent in Buffalo. His left arm suffered severe wrist injuries as he waved farewell to his mother. He was taken to Westfield hospital. Chief Petty Officer Ernest J. Anderson noted Smith arrived to file papers but returned home for his mother's signed consent. The boy's father is deceased.
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Jamestown
Everett M. Smith
Westfield
Navy
Buffalo
Jon
Westheld Hospital
Ernest J. Anderson
Two Hurt In Third Crash Near Titusville
Miss Justita Siggins a 76 year old West Hickory resident was seriously injured when the automobile she rode in with Miss Marie Colosimo left Poverty Hill road near Scofield base north of Pleasantville and crashed into an embankment. Both were taken to Titusville hospital with Siggins sustaining a serious chin and neck laceration a broken right arm and nervous shock Colosimo suffered injuries as she was thrown against the steering wheel the car damaged.
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Titusville
Justitta Siggins
West Hickory
Marie Colosimo
Poverty Hill
Scofield Base
Pleasantville
Colosimo
New 45 Inch Slab Mill Opens at Homestead Works
Pittsburgh Jan 19 The 45 inch two high slab mill built by Carnegie Illinois Steel for the governments Plant Corporation will begin production today at the Homestead works. The mill has an annual capacity of over 130000 tons of tech slabs and can roll slabs up to 960 inches wide.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie-llinois Steel Corp
Defense Plant Corporation
Homestead Works
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Mellon Bank
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Coats
Versiersuas
Reguar
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Mace Dad
Kant
Jersey
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