Collision at Washington and North General Streets Reported
A traffic disruption near Washington and North General streets left one lane out of service for repair. Police and local authorities pursued an unrelated missing girl alert, while a series of local incidents including a car collision, stolen police chief’s car, a chimney fire, and various legal notices filled the day’s brief news.
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Nortimhmer
North Genter and
Washington Streets
Mark W. Kerzanski
RD. 1
Paul Daniels
Park Place
Daniels
Washingtonr Street
Local X ray clinics survey Erie area workers for tuberculosis
A rugged wartime report from Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association details 348 probable tuberculosis cases among 18 381 workers in 25 plants including General Electric and Hammermill Paper. The next two week round of clinics targets Corry and Erie plants with 100 to 120 x rays per hour and aims for 25 000 examinations this year.
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J. Kenjit Winter
Erie County Healthi and Tubercurosis Association
Erie
Wo Corry
Industria
General Electric
Hays Mfg. Co
American Sterilizer Co
Union Tron Works
National Organ Supply Co
Line Air Products Co
Bliley Electric Co
Bliley Mfg. Co
Johnson Metal Products Co
the Northern Equipment Co
Erie Meter Systems
Hammermill Paper Co
Continental Rubber Co
Robeson Process Co
the City Iron Works
U.S. Printing and Litho Co
Uniflow Mfg
Erie Typographical Unon
International Association of Machinists
Erie ¥ M. C
Corry
Firch Baking Co
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Lovell Mfg. Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
The
International, Business Machines Co
Windsor Electric Company
Father of Corryite dies at Jamestown
Grant Hunt father of Merritt N Burnt of this city died at WCA hospital in Jamestown early Sunday. He had been ill several weeks and resided at 289 Prospect in Jamestown. Survived by two sons Merritt of Corry and Stanley of Jamestown and several grandchildren. Funeral at Henderson Funeral Home Jamestown Tuesday at 1 8 o clock with interment at Ellington NY.
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Corryite
Jamestown
Grant Hunt
Merritt
N. Burnt
WCA Hospital
Mrs Doyle Drops Dead at Foot of Bed in Home
January 31 in the Doyle residence at 103 West 6th Street. Mrs. Doyle, 56, died suddenly of a heart attack while a physician examined her husband Harry Doyle, a retired contractor. He was removed to St Vincent's Hospital in serious but improved condition later that day.
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Harry Doyle
He Doyle Paying
Wesb Gth Street
Answers to I 0 Quiz From a Terial Page
Answers list correct responses across questions 1 2 3 4 and 5 with Rome cataract Leo T Crowley Cicero dull postage stamps Switzerland Shakespeare and a weather note about ill varieties of clouds plus the number twenty two remains.
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Rome
Leo T. Crowley
Cicero
Switzerland
Shakespeare
Pennsylvania military ballots hinge on legislature dates
Benedict chief clerk to county commissioners says Pennsylvanians overseas can vote if election date dates are shifted. He notes current deadlines force ballots to be mailed too late. thousands, including hundreds from Erie county, risk being disenfranchised without a special legislative session to advance dates for filing petitions, certification and mailing.
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Bell
Congress
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Ralph C. Benedict
Thorly
Benedict
Secretary of Commonwealth
New York Milk Pool Forecast Boosts Dairymen Prices
Erie report details a major black market meat source case in Grove City and a New York milk pool projection showing an anticipated 18 to 20 percent rise in January milk prices for dairymen. It notes a slaughtering operation uncovered near a creek and ongoing enforcement actions by OPA investigators and a deputy marshal from Pittsburgh.
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Erie
Albert Berger
OPA
Berger
Erie Opa
Joln Garin BO 2
Grove Gily
United States
Guy Thorne
Greenvile Garman
OPA Invest
Guvors
Marshall
Pittsburgh
GPA
Grove City
Pennsylvania
Gaiman
Acute Helicopter Plan Sparks Local Protest in Corry Area
Rumors of a large scale release of new and used helicopters and aircraft parts circulated as dealers reported no arrivals locally. Some say 20 000 vehicles would head to southern markets while parts supplies could ease the shortage. Local defense workers were not buying, and prices were expected to rise though not as steep as elsewhere. A Girard accident left Bessie Hammond seriously injured with leg fractures amid ongoing transportation debates. Meantime two protests were filed with the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission against West Ridge Transportation for helicopter transport service, Greyhound and American Airlines challenging the plan’s scope and authority.
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Corry
Meadville
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
West Ridge Transportation Company
Greyhound Corp
Chicago
American Airlines, Inc
New York
Greyhound
Wertiticnte
Cigil Aeronautics Board
America Airlines
Pennsylvania
Lakewood youths, ages 11 and 15, held for robberies
Two Lakewood boys aged 11 and 15 will be arraigned in Children's Court next Friday after detectives say they carried 22 caliber pistols and confessed to entering Frank Donato's Sons bottling plant on West 8th Street stealing 60 cents. They also face charges for entering Jamestown Wholesale Grocery Co. warehouse and damaging packaging.
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Wamusetvs
Lakewood
Alps
Carl Larson
Clifford Drake
Frank Donato
West 8Th Street
Alo
Jamestown Wholesale Grocery Co
Peter Peterson
Chautauqua Lake Ice Thinning From Warm Weather
Mild week brought warm, wet conditions that softened ice on Chautauqua Lake. Open water appears near Lakewood shoreline and Bemus Point area as shore ice weakens within about 100 feet. Water levels rose nearly 4 feet since Tuesday with Saturday’s reading at 1307.96 feet.
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Chautauqua Lake
Lakewood
Bemus Poin
Rabies Prevalent in State Prompts Stray Dog Action
State Bureau of Animal Industry head C P Bishop urges local authorities to remove stray uncontrolled dogs to curb rabies. He notes rabies can spread in winter and cites outbreaks controlled by sanitary police measures to protect public health and livestock.
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Har Otireer
Pennsylvania
C. P. Bishop
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Bishop
Jamestown Textiles Leader Dies After 50 Years Service
Jamestown textile figure Jithmiey Swinton died Friday night after a career spanning 54 years with Empire Worsted Mills. Born in Stockholm Sweden April 11 1864 he came to the United States as a boy and made Jamestown his home. He held roles from director to vice president and general manager, shaping the company’s production and repairs until his death. His wife died in a January 1980 auto accident, and Swinton would have celebrated his 116th birthday next Monday.
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Jamestown
Dan. A
Jithmiey Swinton
Unific Renteal
Umit
Netire
Jamealowrr
Ole Weels
Swaligeli
Stockholm
Sweden
Empire Worsted
Boghmi
Tewe
Bard of Directors
Luft
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