Corry Man Returns from Overseas as Driving Prosecutions Rise
Mrs Edward Messenger of West A Wayne street reports word that Corporal Walter Kowalski has arrived from overseas and will be in Corry in a few days. Erie county court discharged Amel Toplovich in a reckless driving case. other local officers report further prosecutions as part of epidemic curb efforts. Toplovich’s car struck James Hall. Judge Evans dismissed the case after background notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Messenger
Wayne Street
Walter Kowalss
Corry
Erie County
Amel — ‘Toplovich
Evans
Toplovich
Truman T. Lilie
James Hall
East Main Street
Dorothy Lillie
North Center Street
Sen
Rey Lilie
Union
City
Caph
Lillie
Tth
Germany
Prisoner of war Sergt Wroblewski listed by War Department
The War Department lists Sergt Chester Wroblewski of Youngsville as a liberated prisoner of war. The State Rehabilitation Bureau will expand to aid 90 000 handicapped workers with 75 to 190 new staff from 800 civil service test takers. The Highways Department seeks bids on 11 projects totaling 38.5 miles with 9.24 miles of guard fence, bid opening August 1 covering Crawford and Verona counties. Pfc Sam Bates, wounded veteran from Corry, sang his original song Down With The Flag on WRVA from Suke General Hospital in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt
Chester Wroblewski
Youngsville
War Department
State Rehabilitation Bureau
M. M. Walters
Highways Department
Crawford
Verango
Titusville
Pleasantville
Sam Bates
Corry
Sukre General Hospital
Richmond
WRVA
Sam
Carrylte
Iwo Jima
Two Day Naval Bombardment Hits Japanese Ports
Rip Cities SATTLESHIPS of the U. S. Third Fleet hammered Mu roran and Kamaishi in a massive two day attack against Japanese industrial ports. The Japs offered little defense as unprecedented naval air and sea bombardment destroyed or damaged 128 ships and 92 planes with heavy damage to cities and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Muroran
Kamaishi
Judge Wade Upholds State Liquor Board Decision
Judge Alison Wade filed an opinion confirming the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board’s revocation of the Pairmount Hotel license at Youngsville. The board earlier found sales to visibly intoxicated persons and gambling activity at the Pullmount Hotel. The decision cites a May 4 1935 board ruling and recent hearings, with orders confirmed July 17 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corder
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Bookie Shop Raided in Jamestown Scene
Jamestown police raided Al's News Room at 218 West Third Street arresting proprietor Andrew Arkielpane 49 for Horserace bookmaking violations. About six dozen patrons fled into the street as detectives seized tickets forms and sheets amid calls from bettors during the raid. Arkielpane posted 200 bail but did not appear in city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
News Room
Andrew Arkielpane
West Third Street
Services in memory of Sophronia Brownson
A funeral service for Sophronia Brownson was held yesterday at 2 PM at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home with Rev. Wilmer Heiter officiating. Bearers included Harvis, James Marvin, G. J. Aymong, Charles Purcell, O. J. Hymong, and Harold Hill. Interment followed at Spring Creek Cemetery amid a large turnout with many out of town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophronia Brownson
Bracken-Keating
Wilmer Heiter
Harvis
James Marvin
G. J. Aymongvis
Charles Purcell
O. J. Hymong
Harold Hill
Springs Creek Cemetery
Out of Town
Charles Tubbs
John
Clayton Rounds
Clyde Cooper
McQueen
Ime
Henry Tubbs
Camp Elis
Herman Ryan Ald Tamily
Harry Ryan
Roy Lillie
Union City
Daisy Densmord
Glenn Durlin
R. D. Pittsfield
George Brockton
N.Y
Huge gas well brought in near Kane drills success
Kane July 1 reports Jewett Interests struck a new wildcat gas well in the Guffey area producing about a quarter million feet daily. Initial output reached 50,000 cubic feet before settling near 250,000. The well sits near Rae Kane discovery and signals further drilling as area prospects expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Penn
Heavy Penalties Paid By Firms In State For Child Labor Violations
Pennsylvania firms paid large liquidated damages under the Walsh-Healey Act for illegal child labor. U S Labor Dept official Frank J Dorsey reported a sharp rise in payments in 1945 and 1946 versus earlier years, with totals approaching 100000 possible annually. The act imposes ten dollars daily per offending child and sets age limits for occupations and hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Europe
Frank J. Dorsey
U. S. Department of Labor
Pennsylvania
Dorsey
Terty Dorsey
First Complete Shoe Inventory Set By OPA
July 31 will end the first complete area shoe stock inventory as the district OPA participates in the national count. Both rationed and nonrationed shoes are to be tallied by type and price in some cases. Dealers will receive forms from the New York regional office next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Meadville
Marion
Ohio
H. D. Barber
Manefield
Sterling
Leavittsburg
Amasa
Stony Point
America
Can Broadcasting Company
Gines
Tubvoses
Paul G. Hoffman
Pred’ M. Vinson
Walter Fuller
Eric Johnston
Raymond Fish
Beardsley Rumi
Committee Toy Economic Deelopment
OPA
Charles W. Webb
New York City
Webb
Tax Stamp Violators Target Erie Zone
U S Deputy Collector J Gallagher issued summonses to auto owners and employees parked at the Erie General Electric Works grounds for failing to display 1 stamp. They must appear at the revenue office to buy stamps or face fines and possible jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BHU
Erie General Electic Works
U. S
Internal Revenue
J. Gallagher
Mey
Revenue
Gallagher
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Ton Ur Ph Sea
Pred Kinley
South Center Street
Predonia
Lake
Greencrest
Prelond
Linda Lee Jaquet
U. S. Coast Guard
George Peterson
Myrtle Avenue
Erie
Petersn
Dave
Vents Follett
Mercer
William H. Miller
Exe
Otto Ethridge
North East
Jane Euellte
Clymer
Erie City
Second National Bank
National Bank of
Clarke Pain
Bank
Wsto
Fred W. Lamberton
Younty
Wilkes-Barre
Sheri
Pittsburgh
Os County
State Revenue Department
Harrisburg
Federal Reserve System
Indiana
Ray Ms. Gidméy
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Federal Reserve District
The
Savings & Trust Company
Taiana
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Offridiana
Honshl
Loca
Wade
State Liquor Board
Kane
Wil Company
Waren Neuen Atstone
Wildcat
Riterville
Kushegus
Shuwea
Bar B. Kane
Kushequa
Guffey
Son of Lassie
Donald Crisp
Nigel Bruce
Peter Lawford
June Lockhart
Crawford M. Woods
N. First Ave
A Guyer
B.D
Liz Hille
Shambaugh
Mrs. Damiel Taylor
Charles Sovath
Fred Edwards
Roe
Insurance
Als
Wing
Willi
Jackson Tomato
Mes
Walter Bishop
Alexandria
Egypt
Alexander the Great
B.C
West Ridge
Trans. CO
Dial
United States
North Center St
Parowaxe
CERTO
Maxwell House Coffee
Pka
Dac Btl
Boston House
Mildred Huffman
Josephine Sadowski
Dodge, Plymouth
Chrysler Cars
Quaker State Motor Oils and Greases
Wallace
Graham Arden Baldwin
Wevenberc
Spiesman's Shoe Store
William Speck
Raymond Miles
Guy Rogers
First Ave
Lester Dennisan
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