Picnic plan crowds Third Ward event near Mead Park
Local preparations for a large Third Ward picnic unfold as rain or shine. The event is organized by A. Mountain of East Church Street and Gilbert Sorenson of Ridge Street, with a noted dispute at the Pennsylvania Telephone Corp. building area over East Park Place.
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A. Mountain
East Church Street
Gilbert Sorenson
Ridge Street
Rainor Crasty
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp
East Park Place
Obscene photo racket smashed in Erie sector
Erie motor police and District Attorney Bur ton B Laub report the arrest of five men tied to a long running obscene photo racket. They admitted taking quick photos of unsuspecting couples from lovers lanes and selling them at a dollar a dozen, with hundreds recovered from their homes. One victim, Ruby Eastman, could not identify the men. The suspects were released pending charging decisions.
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Erie
Pennsylvania, Motor Police
Burton B. Laub
Lloyd Wilkinson
Ruby Eastman
Wilkinson
Albion
Cyclist Injured After Route 19 Collision Near Waterford
John Menlick 16 of Waterford was seriously injured when his bicycle collided with a car on Route 19 four miles north of Waterford at 10 p.m. Sunday. He remains at St Vincent's Hospital with internal injuries and shock. Pedestrian Harvey Tobias, 13, suffered a fractured right leg when his bike went over an embankment on Cherry Street extension and is also at St Vincent's. William Hannon, 69, was treated at Hamon Hospital for lacerations and abrasions after walking into a car driven by Walter Kujawa on Peach and 12th streets Saturday night.
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John Menlick
Waterford
Erie
Joseph Buscenl
West With Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
B. A. Reeder
Lawrence Park
Penmsylvania Mele Police
Bascent
Harvey Tobias
West 32Nd Street
Cherry Street
William Hannon
Cranberry Street
Hamon Hospital
Walter Kujawa
Ith
St 12Th
Peach Streets
State reports large surplus and tax gains in latest fiscal update
James reports state surplus of 12,760,000 with gasoline sales totaling about 894.6 million gallons in two months, up from 840.9 million a year earlier. Revenue from taxes includes cigarette, beverage, and insurance, while various receipts and penalties push overall gains, with emergency measures affecting bank shares and utilities.
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James
Sweakfiues
Tom Cage
Motor Lense
Bank and Trust Company
Answers to Today's Quiz Snark TV Editorial Columns
Answers listed for questions in editorial columns. Names include Washington, Emile Zola, Jamestown Virginia settled May 13 1607, and Cairo. Contains single true/false and fact items with dates and places.
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Snark TV
Washington
Emile Zola
Jamestown
Memory
Cairo
Sparta Victory Club Lawn Festival honors bride elect
Sparta community hosts a lawn social on Blakeslee lawn near Priremen's Mail to raise funds for sending care packages to U S armed forces. Bride elect Miss Newey Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson, is celebrated in a miscellaneous shower hosted by Lady Morton Rebekah Lodge. numerous local clubs hold meetings with picnics and games as residents share news of reunions and family visits across Sparta and surrounding towns.
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Spartansburg
the Victory Club
Blakeslee
Priremen
U.S
Donald Newbold
Morgan Lumber
Miss Thompson
Charles Thompson
Boughton Tee Crem
George Toohey
Thomas Varish Seing
Glenn Steadman
Steadman
Spacest Park
Meadville
Friendly Neighbor Club
Mhet ‘Thuradey
Helga Scouten
Mildred Moyer
Florence Sherlock
Gladys Rogers
Rogers
Esther Jackman
Daisy Stockton
Lady of Victory Catholic
Mareresan Bedeh
Charles VanTassel
Lyle VanTassel
Sparta
U. S
W. H. Allen
Britton Run
Isaac Sherlock
Evelyn
Fred Glute
Union City
Leo Bemis
Basie
Kenneth Crovie
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Phyllis Ingram
Ol Gity
Aulil
Wendall Kean
Kenneth Evil Jd
Guys Milly
Terrill
Opal Ehrhart
Michael Knelser
Olean
Martin Glatz
Corry
H. Fuller
Sidney Winans
Tinora Farley
Wither
Cherry
Ripley
Barcclown Beach
Elmer McElhaney
Wayne Wetherbee
Gerald Edwards
Weekend Socials Across Town Highlight Local Families
Mrs Edwards and relatives from Sherman New York visited longtime friend Mrs Allie Maitland in Centerville Sunday. Dozens of area families from Riceville Union City and Brig joined relatives from Oneonta Waco and Titusville for dinners birthday wishes and cherry harvest help. Notes mention Anne Marly Dolores Billy and Jimmie Shreve with several households hosting visitors and weekend excursions to Barcelona Beach and Ripley. Crop reports praise a fine cherry yield and high quality fruit this season.
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Edwards
Merlé Northron
Riceville
Jess Binkenloe
Dorothy
Sherman
N.Y
Acqualitaria
Allie Maitland
Sanbeth Wilson
Arthur Himebauilt
Centerville
Anne
Marly
Ernest Plat
Union City
Gtd
Ariur Hamilton
Eding McAnthel
Joseph Brunsack
Joseph
Joyce
New Kensington
Ralph McAniich
Paul Sheldon
Williard Tilletson
Anna Boughton
Carl Boughton
David
Tidbute
Earl Boughton
Wesley Winans
Brig
Mechanicstreet
Willam Huff
Marjorie Ai
Lena Sheeley
Oneonta, N
James Phelps
Predania
Thoms Lryland
Waco
Texas
Eileen Kinney
Hemet Hospital
Evie
D. V. Kinney
J. A. Johnston
L. L. Galdin
Marc McDonnell
Dolores
Ripley
Clyde Johnston
Titusville
Warren Man Among Two Hurt in St Marys Night Club Fight
A Warren man faces aggravated assault charges as police say Joseph Fore, 28, of Charleston, W. Va., is hospitalized with severe head injuries after a midnight fight at a St Marys night club. Howard J. Hahn, 35, of West 1900 Pennsylvania Avenue, suffered two minor knife wounds and was treated and released. Police expect the warrant to be served once Fore is able to leave the hospital.
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Warren Man
ST. Marys
Polite
Foie
Geary Bean
Charles Musante
ST Marys
Winer Prey
Breubengillty
Pred Qutshaver
Brilliant
St. Marys Hospital
Prey
Qutshaver
Frey
Gutshaver
Local men wounded and hospitalised after incident
Fore was placed under guard and Deputy Shelf Linder remained on duty until further arrangements. Both men were taken to the hospital where Fore’s condition was reported as good.
Saboteur Held by U S Agents in Washington Mission
Fragmentary OCR notes report a saboteur held by U S agents in Washington. Mention of a New York bureau and a possible spy network, with unnamed individuals and an ongoing operation.
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Sichart
Neal
Washington
PBI
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