Local police log details a string of minor incidents
Paragraf ilinton Wielken reported striking Peggy Felistic on West Washington to Center street. Nielsen helped the girl home. Jordan reported car tampering. rear dented fender and raised hood suspected theft attempt. Hartley sought help recovering a stray collie. Probers investigated prowlers near Wallace garage. A resident was helped home from a club as police intervened. Alexander Hoag joins Penn Brass Erie. Exams end Wednesday at Senior High. second semester starts next Monday. Pennsylvania sees small rise in public assistance. 21 more rolls. Transport firms gain tax extension to Feb 15. Fults recovering from heart attack. Marriage license filed for White and Schulta. Ivan Miller elected Potato Growers Co-op director. Gov. Fine to sign or veto 8 bills before midnight. Dog killed by car on North Center. Silver Creek man dies in icy crash. Panek fatal in Jamestown area. Austin Studd treated for dislocated shoulder. Corry Savings and Loan to elect directors Jan 28. Erie police cite drunkenness. Prices in Pennsylvania hit record high. Edith Carlson and son Kenneth improving after accident. Ralph hospitalized. Gov vetoes fish wardens bill and other measures. Dunkirk man faces shooting wound to brother. arrest follows. Amish bill to raise child work age to 14 vetoed. concerns about school exemptions.
Harrisburg Signs Beer Distributor License Quota Law
Gov. John S. Fine signed a bill capping beer distributor licenses in Pennsylvania at one per 10 000 residents or a maximum of five per county. The measure pairs with a retail license cap of one per 1 000 population and adds a local option for wholesale licenses and state stores in dry areas. State stores may remain in municipalities that voted dry.
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Harrisburg
Jal
John S. Fine
Peninsylvania
Search On For Missing Truck With Liquor and Cards
A nationwide search for a missing semi-trailer loaded with over 50 000 dollars worth of liquor and playing cards is underway. Paul Eichelberger of York reported the loss from the Pennsylvania Turnpike near New Cumberland after leaving the tractor parked and returning to find the trailer gone. The cargo for Wilson Freight Lines Cincinnati included 695 cases of whiskey and 178 cases of plastic playing cards, with a value estimated between 40 000 and 50 000 dollars.
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Aarrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Paul Eichelberger
York
R. D
Stuli
Eichelberger
Hacksurg-west
New Cumberland
Philadelphia
Willson Freight Lines
Cincinnati
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Ilinton Wielken
Fast Smith Street
West Washington Street
North Center Street
Peggy Felistic
Parktreet
Nielsen
Withur Jordan
East Frederick
Aly
Jordan
George Hartley
Snyder Circle
Wallace
Fourth Ward
Alexander
Hoag
Penn Brass and Copper Company
Erie
Bong
Yorke and Foster, Inc
Union City
Boag
Pennsylvania
State Revenue Department
General Assembly
de. Hany A. Fults
Titurville
Erié Country Court
Lewis F White
Niney & Schulta
Ivan Miller
Cory, R.D
Pennsylvania, Potato Growers Co-operative
Harricbures
John S. Fhe
Fine
East Bond Street
Silver Creek
William Panek
Chautauqua County
Route 20
Sheridan
MIM
East Main Streets
Austin Studd
Wright Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Savings and Loan Banks
Thas
South Center Street
Pawl Fok
Corry
Pennsylvania State College Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
Edith Carlson
Kenneth
North Warren
Warren General Hospital
Ritalph
Carlton
State Hospital
New York
Genitral
Sollee
Guy
Dunkirk Mart
Anthony Maort
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Francis of
Dimkirk
Westfield
State Department of Pun
eTocs
Ford
Powell Motor Co
North Center St
Murphy
GIN
Randy RS
Fraim
Pele Sa
Corry, Pa
S ‘Vanviex
Fies
Bieri
U. S
Egypt
Britih
Con Vrenh
Mulliner
Wussee Caes
Sina
West Smith ST
Presbyterian Churches
WM. F. Orr
Pittsburgh, PA
Corry - Union City
Benjamin Franklin
Citizens National Bank
Janary
Mgr
Ath
Uma
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
the Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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