Four cars damaged in Warren area crash on Pennsylvania Ave
A Dodge coupe driven by Maude Peters of Columbus backed into parked cars along Pennsylvania avenue just west of Hickory Street in Warren. Cars owned by W. B. Yeager, Caroline F. Peterson, and Frank Williams, all Warren residents, were badly damaged. Also noted is a Sunday musicale series sponsored by the Goud exsport group during August. A Navy Band performance is contracted but date not set. concerts start at 3 PM DST and are open to the public.
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S Warren
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hickorytreet
Dodge Toupe
Maude Peters
Columbus
Ohio
W. B. Yeager
Carolide F. Peterson
Frank Williams
Warren
Peters
Goudexsport
Gansistory
United States Navy
Dunkirk
Ralph Mathers
Railroad Avenue
Kenneth R. Mathers
Iceland
Liberty Street
Raul Messner
Kidnager
H. J. Grant
Cash & Carry
DeJean & Cochran
Barnes & Corrig
Lanston’s
Louise Bissell
Westfield
N. C
Louis Mauer
B.D. 1
Brie
Peach Street
Charles Lee Cauvel
O. F
Moore
Carter Hill
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
New York
Madison. Square Garden
George Oren Gross
Holden
Mass
Chautauqua
Erie
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
George Quicksall
Ygarren
Warren General Hospital
Eather Wells
Jamestown
Albert Johnson
Union National Furniture Plant
Lawrence ‘PelArson
Buffalo Street
Ellwood
F. Nugent
John Wotson
Beaver Enamel
Corty’ Band
Tonte
Succett “Allen
Wattsburo
Sme
Corry Hospital
Rebekah
Btowe
Tetila
Fred Ruhj
Briey
Spartansbunz Gospel Tabernacle
R. H. Borvey
Erie Gospel Tabernacle
SM. J. Plaherty
Skeets
St. Vincent's Hospital
Plenté
Beaverdam U.B
Camp Maroresai Canadohta Lake
Priday
Ton
Robert Grice
East Main Street
Dole groceries and local notices blend with Erie fishing haul
A grainy column mixes shop deals from Wilcox Grocery and Lanston’s with a large Lake Erie whitefish catch by Ruth of Erie PA, a Westfield motorcycle fire, local real estate offerings, and community news from Jamestown, Warren, Corry and beyond including a gas poisoning incident and a baby saved by quick action.
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Dole
Texas
Wheaties
Georgia
Wilcox Grocery
Lanston’s
Duminck
Ruth
Erie
Lake Erie
Westfield
Westfield State Police
Westfield Fire Department
Edward Kalish
Kalish
C. Christensen Motors
East Frederick St
York Real Estate
William Setner
Mrd
Harry Setzer
Coudersport R. D
Lawrence
Lightning Kills Woman In Home In Oil Creek Township
A lightning strike hit a radio antenna at the farm home of Bytichy Kuznich in Oil Creek township near Titusville Pennsylvania. It ignited a second floor window curtain and fatally struck Kuznich's wife near a first floor window. The farmer’s son witnessed the strike, entered the burning home, and found the body of Mrs Lyn M. Kuznich as firefighters battled the upstairs fire. A storm lingered in the area.
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Justyna Kuznich
Oil Creek Township
Associated Press
Tifusville
Bwtichy Kuznich
Kuznich
Titusville
Juslyn M. Buznich
Wis
Lightning Bolt Fires Oil Tank at Strong Oil Company
A lightning strike struck a 100 barrel oil tank on the Strong Oil Company property at Bredinsburg near Oil City in early night, destroying the tank and about 50 barrels of oil. Superintendent Henry E. Cox estimated the loss at around $200. The bolt hit around 8:00, but the fire was noticed about a half hour later drawing hundreds of district residents to witness the blaze. The tank was not full, containing roughly 89 barrels, with preparations made to draw off remaining oil today.
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Oil City
Strong Oil Company
Bredinsburg
Henry E. Cox
Cox
Radio Schedule Snapshot From A Noisy Evening Lineup
A scrambled list shows NBC Red and Blue networks with programs like Thin Man Adventures at 7:30 and Kay Kyser College at 9, CBS and MBS slots featuring Mr Meek Grand Central Station and Mystery Hall drama, plus boxing notes and a Hollywood Bowl mention, all reflecting a wartime era broadcasting slate.
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Nbc-Red
Kay Kyser
Madison Square
Billy Rooseve
Geowsle Abrams
Minsle
Brad Reynolds
Smart
CBS
Tturick
Jonn Agnew
Navy christens lifting ship Corry in tribute
The U S 5 Corry was launched at the Charleston Navy Yard with Miss Jean Corry christening the 2,500 ton vessel built at a cost of 98 million dollars. Named for Lieutenant Commander William Merrill Gorry, the ship shares a namesake with a Pensacola Naval Air Base field.
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U.S
Corry
Destrayer
Chorieatan Navy Yard
Jean Corry
Sluitiey, Flay
Services for Ernest Wilde Held After Tragic Texaco Mishap
A prayer service at the MerSitt home preceded funeral services for Ernest R. Wilde of Clymer R. D. 3. Rev. Leon J. Prank led the Bethel Tabernacle rites at 2 p.m. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery. Organist June Cook accompanied Mae Nielsen on songs Constantly Abiding and Sometime We’ll Understand. Out‑of‑town relatives included Wilde family members from Ohio towns such as Greveland Spencer Fairman Chardon Willoughby Jolnstown, and John Wilde Sr.
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Russell Mersitt
Second Avenue
Bethel Tabernacle
Ernest R. Wilde
Clymer R. D
Texaco
Cutting
Leon J. Prank
Mae Nielsen
June Cook
Holland Cemetery
Clymer
John Gorden
Frank Bamlock
Gen Habink
Richard Emory
Vernon Belknap
Robert Wallace
John Wilde
John Lengel
Alfred Charles
Frank Roush
Pauline Kromberger
William Wilde
Paul Wilde
Greveland
Ohio
Edith Wilde
Spencer
Ernest Wilde
Fairman
Howard Wild
Chardon
Willoughby
James Rice
Jolnstown
Newly Organized Top Hatters Band Gains Local Popularity
Al Davis leads the Top Hatters, a dance band formed from young men in Corry Union City and Waterford. The group performed at the Ripley High prom and will play at Wo. Wo. dance tonight, offering saxophone piano and trumpet slots with Davis as leader. Contact Mr. Dayis for engagements.
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al Davis
Davis Radio Laboratory
Top Hatters
Ripley
Union City
Gwendolyn Gray
Carlyle Caldwell
Gerry
Wendell Gage
Corry
Carlyle LeFevre
Billy Beduze
Union Cuy
Mr. Dayis
Hamilton fired in hot reply to James Hamilton
The article details a feud between James Hamilton and Gov. James Hamilton over an advertising contract. It cites former secretary of commerce Richard P. Brown and Texas oil man Cot. Carl L. Mites. Hamilton claims he was ousted for aiding reorganizing efforts in Philadelphia while denying retaliation by Joseph W. Powell.
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James
Hamilton
Richard P. Brown
Commerce
Brown
Carl L. Mites
Texas
Hag
Iat
Philadelphia
Republics
Joseph WN
Paws
Governor Tames reshuffles key posts amid board chair change
The governor advanced Frederick T. Gelder to chair the liquor control board succeeding William S. Rial, who died July 19. Gelder, former Senate pro tempore president and last appointed December, is a perceived ally in enforcing dry policies. continues to influence state liquor governance amid Carbondale and Forest City advertising disputes.
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Tames
Frederick T. Gelder
Liquor Control Board
William 8. Rial
Gelder
Senate
Carbondale
Forest
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Wing- Willi Star Stores
Weideman’s Orange & Grapefruit
Morrell
Hershey
Pumpkin Lake
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Pinkhams
WEGE
Bre
EPSOM
Vitalis
Tomic Ac
Ditchkirk
Mary Jacka
Board of Education
Democratic Town and City Committee
Clarence W. Zunger
Arthu H. Woelle
Adam M. Wo2nigh
Elmer L. Bans Fuesday
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Andrew H. Popp
Weigletown
Inn
Weat Bist Street
Western Auto
Health and Hospital Board
Ebdy
Route 119
Connellsville
Harry T. Felton
Simed Department
C.M. Sonne
Kane
Henry Larson
Kane RD
Kane Summit
Toar Radio
Davis Radio Lab
Sonman
Koppers Company
Ted Meyers
Willem’ Eagleton
New Castle
Union
George Baers
Foy Anthory
West Mata ‘Sitet
Atory Hospital
Morel
Hounds
Miller's News and Sport Store
Strick
Waterford — I
Hatters
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Pramsylvania giEcjeie Ce
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