Two States Seek Armed Robbery Suspects in Matthews Case
Police in two states hunted two armed men who robbed B Truman Matthews, manager of Matthews Career Service Station, of 435 dollars and forced him at gunpoint to drive them to Youngstown after a milk stop near his home on Polk Road. Matthews reported the hold up occurred shortly after 1:15 to 1:30 AM as he returned to his Plymoutn sedan.
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Franklin
B. Truman Matthews
Liberty Street
Youngstown
Matthews
Polk Road
Black Hill
Ohio City
Baby rescued from locked car amid sizzling heat
Picnickers at Twin Lakes heard cries from an infant locked inside a car and smashed a window to free the child. The parents were not identified. Witnesses said the baby might have suffocated if not rescued quickly. The car had been parked in shade, but the sun's heat proved deadly if left waiting. Separately, Russell Mealy was hospitalized with a broken leg and injuries after a motorcycle crash on Jackson Street near Warren State Hospital.
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Kane
Wit
Twin Lakes
Warren
Russell Mealy
Warren General Hospital
Jackson Street
North Warren
Warren State Hospital
Erie WPA District Salaries Revealed in House Report
Cleaver of Big Run near DuBois tops the Erie WPA district salary list at $4.20 annually. Other high earners include Wilbur Gray the district engineer at 3,600, M. Paul Morgith supervisor at 9,600, and George A Wuenschel relations adviser and president of the Erie Central Labor Union at 2,700.
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Erie
Guy
Cleaver
Big Run
DuBois
House
Wilbur’ Gray
Paul Morgith
George A. Wuenschel
Ivor
Erie Central Imbor Union
Special Meetings Will Close at Beaverdam on Friday Evening
Beaverdam residents are reminded that special meetings at Wayne Valley United Brethren church continue this week led by Rev. James A. Higley with helpers. The closing meeting is set for Friday evening July 7. A pr oceeds supper is planned for Tuesday evening July 11 at the Methodist church.
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Beaverdam
James A. Higley
Leo McGaughey
Corry
Sill Grove
Harold Carlson
Methodist Church
Wayne Valley
Lyle Thiem
Delbert Parkhurst
Kenneth Adams
Akron
Ohio
John Whitney
Albion
Orval Way
Carl Way
North East
Cash Smith
Betty
Carl Proctor
Walter Proctor
McCray Community House
Elton Peterson
Elisar
Merland Higley
My Ann
Brie
James A. Hgley
Little Cooley
Ray Driscoll
Herman Rubin
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clint Mathews
Barcelona
Clarence Bisbee
Clint Bisbee
Wattsburg
Louis Ghent
Lanville
Claude Maynard
Ed Sill
Pittsburgt
Lynn Sill
Hast Branch
Ripley
Ralph Johnson
Lucy Johnson
Orchard Beach
Dan Lindberg
C. G. Lindberg
Carter Hill
Robert Mulvin
Lake Pleasant
Otto Lafferty
Howard Linterly
Black Ash
Canadohia Lake
Dairymen's League
Charles McCullough
McCullough
White Corry Hospital
Betty Maynard
Merle Tarbell
Celor
Evelyn Tarbell
Higley
Trygnville
Fairview
McGaughey
Sandy
O. W. Follett
Corryland
Paul Willis
Cambridge Springs
Will Steadman
Union City
W. H. Cummings
Lee Quens
al Corry
William Green
Harry Burrows
Mildred
Powell Avenue Viaduct U. K
Public Utility Commission approves sale department of highways plan to build a steel and concrete viaduct over the New York Chicago & St. Louis and New York Central railways in Millcreek Township Erie County near Westminster to replace dangerous crossings. Completion expected by September 1, 1940 with estimated cost 199326.65 funded by federal and local sources and railroad company reimbursements.
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The
Public Utility Commission
Sale
Department of Highways
Powell Avenue
New York Chicago & St. Louis
New York Central Railroad
Micreek Township
Erie County
Westminster
Department For Highways
Millcreek
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Franklin Gas Station
WPA
Corry Commanders
Lady Esther Cr
Esther Po
Paris
Kotex
Pinkham
Absorbine, Jr
Rexall
North Center Street
U. K
Floyd Marsh
Carl Gates
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Bank
Arete
Boston
del Monte
Fray Bentos
Orchard Park
Kellogg's
Pha
U.S
Sige Gloverlina
Teastra
Long Green
Maryland
Bisquick
Astor Rice
Borden
Gorton
Kirkman's Flakes
Sun le Buns
Zeus
Loblaw
Arielatl Jooks
Beveruga Renngt Vochers
Pat
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