Local notices mix with accidents and ads in Meadville area
Meadville and nearby towns report a busy page with blood donor drives needing volunteers, lifeguard appointments, and a bark of local businesses like Powell's used cars and Miller's service. Also listed are a fatal fall at a manufacturing site, a serious car crash, a bank daylight robbery suspect, zoning board resignations, and upcoming local events including a horse show and TV antenna discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell's
A. R Nelson
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Freeport’ Beach
Noob Witil
Grace Sachse
Erie
American Red Cross
North East Service Club
Gilson's
Columbus
Jamestown TV
William S. Hake
Jamestown Electrical Deasers Association
Hake
Tuuavillé
City Zoning Board of Appeals
2 States Brace For More Floods
Kansas City dispatch reports residents of Missouri and Kansas brace for renewed flood danger as ongoing rainfall and rising Missouri River crests threaten record highs from Kansas City to St. Louis. Weather officials warn the weekend through early next week could bring historic flooding across parts of Kansas and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fergy Arens
Missouri
Eshsas
Miscouri River
Furiesas City
St. Louis
Hospital Admits and Local Crimes Report
At the hospital Ernest Hankin admitted from 1287 WIIhe street. Discharges list Mrs. Robert Brown 521 South Center Street and Mrs. Joseph Wescleski 193 Snyder Circle. Ward notes include Mrs. Anna McDonnell listed as expired and James Rees 22, jailed 15 days after aggravated assault on Walter Mills 35 of Ashland Kentucky, Mills hospitalized with a broken jaw. Pfc John Pytlarz awarded commendation ribbon near Yongchon Korea for meritorious service. Ronald Prewatt 15 treated for left hand wound from a target practice accident. Warren items report death of Charles W. Spencer 62 in Warren General Hospital. Spencer was assistant cashier at Youngsville National Bank and active in civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's Kendall
Meadville
A. J. Weschier
St. Agatha’s
Buffalo Industries
Atillo Montarella
Rochester
Gilson’s
Columbus
Mendville
Ray Sutton
Hartstown
Cour
G. MacTasnaghan
Corry W.O.T.U. Ib —Roberts
Brien John Willis
William Heisler
Willis
Log Cab
M. G. Nicola
Western Reserve
Exposition Press of
New York
Nicola
Titusville
W. J. Stephens
Wateh
Raymond's
East Washington Street
E. Hook
Hook
Elk County General Hospital
Ridgway
Robert Brown
South Center Street
Joseph Wescleski
Sny~ der
Erie
James Rees
Ashland
Cherry
Hamot
Walter Mills
State
Rees
Wno
New York State
The
Journal
Eric
John Pytlarz
John Pytlary
Yongchon
Korea
Pytlarz
Marine Corps
Gilson‘s
Ronald Prewatt
Pleasant~ville
IA. M, Litz Shoe Repair
North Center Street
W-S-Tf
Thomas Lewis Brown
Detroit
Franklin
Laura ‘Turner
Ray
Warren
Charles W. Spencer
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
Youngsville National Bank
Civb
Reach Agreement To Trade Goods
Associated Press reports Berlin Western Germany has tentatively agreed to exchange 10 million dollars worth of goods per year with the Russian zone. Final signing hinges on Soviet guarantees against interference with goods moving between Berlin and the west. The old four-power pact expired Tuesday and shipments of metals tools and other items have already been delayed. Discussions on Berlin trade issues will continue Monday with Allied approval and the participating governments and occupying powers must sign before the pact takes effect.
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SY Associated
Sens
Berlin
Germany
East Germany
Basic
Macy's Cleared of Contempt Charge in NY Case
New York Supreme Court Justice Joseph Mi Conroy ruled Macy's had not proven contempt of an injunction tied to a price order. Adolph Rothbaum had claimed the store violated state fair trade laws by cutting fixed prices on ten drug and cosmetic items sold in New York. Macy's argued the goods were purchased from out of state wholesalers, negating contempt.
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New York
Macy's
New York Supreme Court
Joseph Mi. Conroy Tai
Adolph Rothbaum
Russia plans invasion of Iran warns American broadcaster
An American broadcasting company reports Russia preparing for a full scale invasion of Iran. A New York reporter citing Ankara sources says Soviet troops conduct nightly patrols near the Iran border to test defenses and arm the Iranian government while hoping to install the Communist party in power with Soviet aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Broadcasting Company
Condent
Russia
Iran
Ray Broel
Ankara
Turkey
Tash
Norbern
Trani
Brock
U. S. Army
Tehran
Red Army
Brook
Tudel Party
Hunt Oil City Youth Missing From Morganza
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a 16 year old from Oil City, Richard Snell, escaped a Morgana State School social service transport by leaping from a car and vanishing into rush hour traffic while being returned for parole violation. The social service supervisor Ross Holsapple noted they talked baseball during the trip from Snell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson's
Columbus
Richard Snell
Framklin
Morganza School
Pittsburgh
Morganza
Duquesne
Anheuser - Busch Budweiser
Fort Pitt
Darlings
Rolling Rock
F. L. Baressi
Iby Asavetaten
OU City
Morganea
Ross Holsapple
Social Service
Monganaa
Snell
Author James Norman Hall Dies in Tahiti at 64
Honolulu report says James Norman Hall, aged 64, co author of Mutiny on the Bounty tales, died Thursday night of a heart attack at his Papeete home in Tahiti. He and Charles Nordon co wrote the Bounty trilogy including Mutiny of the Bounty Men Against the Sea and Pitcairn's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Meadville
Percy C. Brenneman
Pettis
Hodge Foundry
Greenville
W. H. Phillips
Mercer County
Phillips
Dack Elder
U. 8
Navy
Pont Allegany
Maxine Frobel
Coutersport
Route 6
Miss Frobel
Young Elder
Honolulu
James Norman Hall
Papeete
Tahiti
Charles Bernard Nordonf
Hall
Bounty
Titan Versal Cyclops plant ends three-week strike
Bridgeville Pennsylvania July 71 A three week old strike at the Versal Cyclops plant ends and the 2200 CID United Steelworkers return to work today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeville
Tiversal
Cyclops
United
Avenees Wight Image Note Norse Writings
Fragmentary text shows the name Donald J Avenees Wight and a garbled imprint likely from a caption or inscription. The readable portion suggests a personal name reference without clear event, date, or location details. Further legible context is needed to determine person, place, or action.
Local coroner's inquest held over a case in Luther J area
A coroner conducted an inquest on a case in the Luther J area Wednesday. The proceedings reviewed charges connected to a vehicle incident and gathered testimony from involved parties. Further action or results were not disclosed in the fragment.
Alr Count Ported Makes Demand Amid Pittsfiet Visit
A terse report notes Alr Count Ported making a demand during a day spent with Pittsfiet. The encounter centers on discussions and the nature of the request, with no further details provided.
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Pittsfiet
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Graham
Cherrios
Ton
Ivory Lenny
Wory
Ivory
Snow
el Walton R. Wught
Bans Bing
Cal
International
Tndey
EAS Drugs
Jamestown
Edward Loomis
Vukote
Chautauqua Lake
Warner Dam
Loomis
Oil City
Frances King of
Reno
John J. Woods, Jr
Fieldmore Park
Randolph
Francis Michael McCatin
Little Valley
McGann
Franke A. Furness
Salamanca
Biter
Charles Raibery
Great Valley
Giantn Ona
the Carry Hospital
Ernest Hankin
Wiihe Street
George Black
Wik Street
Anna McDonnell
NYMPH
Mare
HUNT
Polly Peg
DR. Salsbury
Dr. Salabury
Corry Supply & Foupnent CO
Beckwith Sales
Willys Cars
Tucks & Jeeps
New Holland Farm Machinery
Center St
Cory
Guen Lyenings
Arner
Phillips Jewelry
Powell Finance
Tenes
Powell Plyance
Bivayce
Acort
Priinitylvasia
Slagki
Fabric Luxury
Tunnell
Donald J Avenees Wight
Youn Soncora
Robert
Lonsburg
Luther J
Polit Inve
Feren
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