Corry Band concert and local notices in brief
Local events include a Corry Band concert at City Park tonight with rain dampening plans, plus community items from Erie area real estate transfers, a wing of Civil Air Cadets on duty after a bomber crash near Blackville, and a July 27 lawn festival at St Teresa’s parish in Union City. Also reported are tire and waste paper price changes, counterfeit stamp arrests near the New York State line, a marriage license filing in Union City, and various community improvements in Warren Kane and nearby towns.
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Plane mission for injured fliers after Jamestown crash
Three of four crew members from a four engine Army bomber were flown from Jamestown to the Syracuse Army Air Base for treatment after a Saturday crash near Blackville that killed five. Lt Harold L Stanley 18 of Martinsburg W V is in critical condition with burns and lacerations. The other survivors were Sgt Philip Marks Sgt James W Caldwell and Cpl Lewis Moldovan. The body of Lt Levine S Nelson 22 from Jamestown was sent to Syracuse for release and burial at Blackville Methodist Church after funeral services.
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Blackville Methodist Church
Father Admits Forging Son's Service Check in Jamestown
In Federal Court at the Post Office building Lockport a 48 year old man Lewis R Lilley pleaded guilty to forging his sons government service check for 1750 dollars sent from England where the son serves with the Armed Forces. Lilley received a suspended two year prison term and probation. He was named in open indictments while eight secret indictments were also submitted by the grand jury. The forged check was presented March 14 to restaurant owner Howard M Slattery.
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Lockport
England
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More Arrests in Erie River Lottery Case
Two men were arrested in Erie River on lottery charges as police nabbed Walter Thomas 96 at 14th and Parade streets and Alfred Dessandra 25 at 14th and Peach streets. Each posted $100 bond for appearance before Alderman Williem Heisler.
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Reunion Picnic and Church Supper in Clymer
Clymer residents enjoyed a reunion of the Frank Wallace family at Mead Park Corry with about 22 relatives sharing a tureen dinner. The event honored Blaine and Mrs Wallace on their fifth wedding anniversary. Attendees came from Jamestown Findley Lake North Girard and Erie and several local clubs and churches held related events nearby.
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Clymer
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Ralph Damecott
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Chautauhua Lake
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Bertha ‘Tewinkle
Erie
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Ohio
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Lyle Compton
Judith
Albany
Compton
Irving Wilcox
Ossining
Ruth Beckerink
Girls' League
North Clymer
Ming
Clymer Methodist Church
Frank W. Neckers
Maple Avenue
Gilbert J.ton
Clarence Rhebergen
Chautauqua County Lumbermen's Association
Fredonia
Welles Predicts Nazis Will Try Communism After Defeat
Sumner Welles, former undersecretary of state and close Roosevelt ally, predicts Germany’s defeat will push its general staff toward a revolutionary form of communism. He advocates breaking the Reich into three politically independent units to prevent a single power from controlling policy again.
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Battleships Speed Guam Invasion And Saipan Losses
Battleships move to speed the Guam invasion as MacArthur eyes action near the Philippines and Halmahera. Chinese forces fight to hold Hengyang near Chungking, with heavy losses as Japan by-passes Hengyang to control railways. Pingka and Lungling battles unfold on the Burma Road while Tokyo admits Saipan fell, Nimitz cites 1,620 Japanese prisoners and 19,000 enemy dead in Saipan with 13,000 civilians.
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Salween River
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Burma Road
Tokyo
Saipan
Nimitz
Jamestown civil suit seeks 75000 in Anderson death case
Jamestown July 19 trial opened in U S district court on a civil action over the death of Oscar E. Anderson a Titusville plant worker for Struthers Wells. The widow brings suit in representative capacity seeking 75000 in damages from the Struthers Wells Corp alleging the crane accident at the Titusville foundry led to fatal injuries in October 1942.
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Oscar E. Anderson
Struthers Wells Corp
Titusville
U. 5S
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Sans Company
Funeral Services for Dean Mitchell Tuesday
Dean Mitchell Sr. was laid to rest on the family lot in Pine Grove Cemetery. Funeral services through Bracken-Keating Funeral Home were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:80 oclock. Rev. G J Boyd of First Presbyterian church officiated. Bearers included Henry Bachomer Clarence Kireh Charles Reefer Larry Long Ernest Williams and Harold Young. Relatives from out of town included Mrs Tuella Walters Mrs George R Miller Mrs Jesse Brotherson Eric Mrs Jessie Gleason Harrison Mich Mr and Mrs C J Gleason Cleveland Mr and Mrs Walter Rhodes and son Flint Mich Clarence Mitchell and Clark Mitchell Union City.
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Pine Grove
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First Presbyterian Church
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Clarence Kireh
Charles Reefer
Larry Long
Ernest Williams
Harold Young
Tuella Walters
George R. Miller
Jesse Brotherson
Eric
Jessie Gleason
Harrison, Mich
C. J. Gleason
Cleveland
Walter Rhodes
Flint
Mich
Clarence Mitchell
Clark Mitchell
Union City
Inquests Set For Thursday At Court House
Erie, July 19. Coroner Warren W Wood will hold two inquests Thursday at 9 am. One concerns Florian Baginski buried under coal at Aluminum Forgings Inc. on June 13. The other covers Nicholas DeMatteo killed by an Erie Coach Co bus at 26th and Ellsworth, driver Bert Rounds.
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Warren W. Wood
Court House
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East 11Th Street
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12Th
East Avenue
Nicholas DeMatteo
Cranberry Street
Meadville Barber Lous Earle Ends Life at Home
Lous Earle, 44, a Meadville barber, was found hanging in his basement at 740 North Cottage Street about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday by his wife. Deputy Coroner Samuel Gotlieb ruled death a self-inflicted act, noting six months of illness and unemployment. He was last seen at 10:30 p.m. Monday.
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Kerle
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