Fragmented Erie County notes cover court, crime and faith
The Erie County report details two divorce applications filed in Jamestown Navy authorities, a violent street clash at Snyter Circle, a suspicious person sighting near Williams Sport Shop, injury from mowing blade, and a man’s hand wound. It also notes a college charter amendment, a requiem mass for Abe Trembly, nurse Norma May’s hospital transfer, a baby’s head injury, and sheriff race counts. Church membership rose in 1950 with Protestant, Catholic and Jewish totals.
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Mielle. Schrader
Mir
B. Schrieder
Clymer
Corry
Erie County
Jamestown Navy
Norma Jean May
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Cor‘ry Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Miss May
United States
Christian Herald Magazine
21 Sitting Judges Win Nominations
Harrisburg July 25 At least 21 sitting judges won primary nominations for re election to county or local judicial posts in Pennsylvania. Eighteen incumbents were unopposed on the ballot with stakes including common pleas courts orphans courts the Allegheny county court six associate judges and a Philadelphia municipal court judge. Judge Cyrus M Palmer defeated Daniel J Boyle to win re nomination to Schuylkill county common pleas court on both major tickets. In Dauphin county incumbent Walter R Sohn won re nomination on the Democratic ticket alongside Homer L Kreider who also won one Republican nomination. Kreider and another seat remained undecided. In Luzerne county orphans court Benjamin B Jones Jr won both Republican and Democratic nominations.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Philadelphia
Cyrus M. Palmer
Daniel J. Boyle
Schuylkill County
Walter R. Sohn
Homer L. Kreider
Dauphn Common Pleas
Kreider
Benjamin &. Jones, Jr
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne County
MacArthur Arrives in Boston for Major Two Day Visit
General Douglas MacArthur heads to Massachusetts for a two day stay highlighted by a secret major speech at a joint session of the state legislature. He and Mrs. MacArthur will travel by train arriving at Boston South Terminal at 2 p.m. with a ceremonial greeting by state, city and military officials.
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Boston
Douglas Macarthur
Massachusetts
Legislative
MacArthur
Truman
Far East
South Terminal
Body Found Near Scene Of Blast In Oil City
The remains of William Beightol of R D 9 Oil City Sand and Gravel Co were recovered nine miles south of the blast site at Two Mile Run. Pittsburgh firemen spotted the skeleton on an island in the Allegheny River near Brandon Ferry. State Police and coroner Dr Maurice Dinberg identified the body after searches failed to locate it at the scene for a week.
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Oil City
William Beightol
R. D
Ol City Sand and Gravel Co
Two Mile Run
Pittsburgh
Allegheny River
Beightol
Sand and Gravel Co
Musmanno Wins Over Ladner for Judgeship
In a high profile primary, Musmanno edges Ladner in the race for a 21 year Supreme Court term. Musmanno led Allegheny county by 72,000 votes, while Ladner narrowed the gap with Philadelphia gains. Politically charged exchanges marked the contest as party lines held in suspense.
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Musmanno-Ladner
Musmanno
Ladner
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Philadelphia
Two Boys Burned by Fireworks Bomb in South Side
In Pittsburgh on July 25 two brothers were injured by an aerial fireworks bomb found in a neighboring field. Edward Stachew, 18, suffered a mangled right hand and facial injuries. Paul Barton, 13, received a deep thigh wound and facial burns. Police say the device exploded instantly after the boys ignited it.
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Oy Associatea Frese Pittsburgh
South Side Hospital
Edward Stachew
Sycamore Street
Paul Barton
Sandsot
Wonder Salve and Soap Offer Skin Relief Now
An advertising notice touts Wonder Salve and Wonder Medicated Soap for itching from eczema psoriasis infections and athlete's foot. It promises quick relief without ugly appearances and offers a money refund. Includes mentions of Pylax and a large sale.
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Drmg
No Comment on Backing Poling in November Election
He replied no comment when asked if he would support Dr. Poling in the general election in November. Dr. Poling is chaplain of the Chapel of the Four Chaplains and was once head of the Christian Endeavor.
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Dr. Poling
Chapel of the Four Chaplains
The
Christian Endeavor
Campaign rhetoric frames reform as crusade for honest government
A campaign leader calls the effort an veritable crusade for honest and efficient government while commenting on Miller's defeat as proof that a corrupt political machine cannot reform while in office. The remarks underline a push for cleaner governance amid political change.
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U. S
Glark
Miller
Sh offe n prese rates th ing t stad
The readable fragments mention a misphrased headline and unclear figures in a stalled report. No coherent event or names are identifiable.
Local Sports Brief Faces Ambiguity and Delay
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sponsor and championship mention with unclear details. The text references Sund Alloona and a possible sponsor, but lacks verifiable names, dates, or outcomes.
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Snyter Circle
Abie
Williams Sport
West South Street
Leroy Brady
Richard Pierson
Corry ‘Memorial Hospital
Hosital
Erle County
Sittin En Banc
Garmon College
State Department of Education
Abe ‘Trembly
St. Teresa's Church
Union City
Tomorow
Trembly
Lawrence Trembly
Mead Parke
Kathleen Kennedy
John Kennedy
Wayne Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Henry Decker
Lawrence B. Linder
Warren
G. K. Lodge
Tidioute
Warren County
Linder
Lodge
Proper Linder
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin Carry, Pa
MelIntyre
South Center
According To Hoyle
Edmond Hoyle
Canaury
High Court
T. McKeen Chidsey
Easton
Philadelphia Orphans’ Court
Supreme Court
Masmanno
Nuernberg
Clark
Shurfsin
Polling
Topp
North Center Streat
Wallace Jewelers
Corry, Pa
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Loblaws Agl
Durkee
Orchard Park
Catsup
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Brunean
Universi
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Belle
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