Jamestown Trio Held for Court in Burglary Case
Three Jamestown men Edward Blanco 25 Frank Blanco 18 and Rigell 19 were held for grand jury action after waiving examination. Edward Blanco and Rigell arraigned on third degree burglary and second degree grand larceny charges related to Lipsett Inc. Jake's Restaurant burglary led to first degree grand larceny for Frank Blanco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganestown
Edward Bianco
Prank Bianco
Rigell
Jamestown
Edward Blanco
Bargar
Ruy Court
Lipsett Inc
Frank Blanco
Peace Justice Howe Ltd
J. Fisk
Falconer Om
Jake's
Falconer
Blanco and Rigoli
Duff Surprised By Stassen Visit In Harrisburg
Harold E. Stassen Republican presidential hopeful made a surprise Harrisburg stop to talk politics with Governor James H. Duff. He flew from Philadelphia, planned to meet Pittsburgh later, and faced questions on securing support from Pennsylvania’s 73 delegate bloc. Stassen was met at the airport by local GOP figures John B. Warren and Col. A. H. Stackpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Harold E. Stassen
James H. Duff
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Stassen
Dui
Stasse
Services Yesterday for Ernest A Bachofner
Funeral services for Ernest A. Bachofner were held Tuesday at 2 pm at Bracken-Resting Funeral Home with Rev. G P Hildebrand officiating. Active and honorary escorts listed, with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. attendees included relatives from Erie, Cleveland, Ripley, New Castle, and Union City.
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Derna Piccardi
Matthew Stormes
Herman Steaves
Sidney Geertson
Henry Wold
Burl Sparling
Pine Grove Cemetery
Nicholas Bachener
Parma Heights
Cleveland
Leslie Smith
Ripley
John Smith
Marie Lander
Charles Craker
Erie
Grant, Smith
Bertha Smith
Clyme
Arrestees Linked to Ohio Armed Robbery Revealed
Detect ive Captain Roy B. Mong disclosed that Homer Workman and Garret Hurl, both Ky residents with Erie addresses, were arrested in connection with disorderly conduct and peace bonds after an alleged assault on John Gould of Erie. Fugitive from justice warrants were issued by Alder man Thomas McCarty when Ohio authorities notified officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efus
Columbus
Roy B. Mong
Homer Workman
Quick Sand
Erie
Bussafras Street
Garret Hurl
Hasard
Short Street
John Gould
Erle
Gould
Thomas McCarty
Ohio
Memorial Day guests and family visits reported
Spartansburg notes a flurry of weekend and holiday visits as families from Bradford Meadville Erie and beyond spend Memorial Day with relatives. Guests include the Putnams Northrops Farleys Varishs Burtons and many others visiting in Concord Corners Riley Johnston Blakeslee and surrounding areas.
Memorial Day Visits And Weekend Guests Across Town
Witmer returned home with them as Mr and Mrs Stanley Lewin of Niagara Falls were Memorial Day guests of the Lewins parents. Union City callers Monday included Mr and Mrs Donald Newbold and daughter Blaine. Wilmington couples spent the weekend with their daughter at Concord Corners. The Webb and Jamison families joined visits in Concord. Pittsfield and Reading visitors stayed with the Thompsons. Various families, including Newbold and Witmer, enjoyed Memorial Day gatherings and weekend hospitality.
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Winnie Miller Bates
Cleveland
Walter Pfeiffer
Robert Bunce
Jolene
John Newman
Thompson
Ernest Hadlock
Cambridge ‘Springs
Maud Still
Rex Still
George Rafferty
Wesleyville
Joseph Bryant
Titusville
Orlo Cox
Meadville
BE. Cox
Ethel
A. W. Cox
Edinboro
Maud Still J
Rex
Henry Mead
Josephine Bryant
Pederalsburg
Guy Scolten
Clarksburg
W. Va
W. F. Webb
Harry Jamison
Lamison
Concord Coters
Btella Webb
Ralph Webb
Reading
Charles Thompson
Marry Carlson
Pittsfield
Newbold
Ralph McAninch
Ed Witmer
Lucinda
Burglary Probe At Pearl City Grist Mill In Busti
Jamestown paper reports police investigate break in at Pearl City Mill’s Grist Mill in Busti. No theft found. Donald Haszard, mill manager, said basement door near grain elevators forced open during holiday week. Intruders appeared to search for money.
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Busti
Jamestown
Suchus
Clarence D. Bell
Pearl City
Donald Haszard
Harvard
Arabs Accept UN Truce Proposal Amid Border Tensions
The Arab nations accepted the UN truce proposal but blocked roads to 90,000 besieged Jews in New Jerusalem. They demanded that the arms embargo cover British arms in the Middle East and expected no blockade of Israel. Egyptian troops lay 14 miles south of Tel Aviv and reportedly shelled Rehovot. Israeli forces claimed Jews penetrated Latrun and destroyed a Trappist monastery.
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New Jerusalem
Middle East
Israel
Tel Av
Rehovot
Ingun Zvat Leumi
Latrun
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Jamestown Trio
Duff
Ernest A. Bachofer
Spartansburg
Wayne Putnam
Bradford
Florence Sr
Joan
Louise
Nadine
Joyce
Wills Northrop
Darwin
Trimms Cornets
Flora Northrop
Philip Northrop
Philip Sunday
Phillip Northrop
Concord Corners
Richard Farley
Linesville
P. D. Blair
Elva Parley
Elnora Farley
Peter Varish
Margaret ‘White
Buffalo
Thomas Varish
Steve Varish
Corry
Glenn Burton
Neil Burton
North ‘East
Frank Lawson
Fern Iayre
Marie Skinner
Attica
Thomas Richards
Juva Richards
Fred Bates
Beverly Bates
H. L. Bates
Syracuse
N. Y
Kenneth Walde
Blakeslee Hill
Jatter
Gertrude Mahle
Mila
Vincent Riley
Dorothy
California
John Johnston, Jr
Riley
Clyde Johnston
North East
Stndl
J. A Johnston
Lestie Bates
Tommie
W. J. Smith
Paul Smith
Warren
Frank Firth, Jr
Wave Blakeslee
George Miller
Parkersburg
Girl Scouts
Prink Clg
Potted Mote Authority OF
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Coca-Cola Company
OY Erie
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Bho
Norcross
Phillips
William McAninch
New Kensington
Leola Potter
Tillotson
Vend
Laurence Snapp
Pred Snapp
K. W. Otvie
Judy
Newberg
Sherman
TOPP
North Center Street
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Florida
Calif
Orchard Park Applesauce
Orchard Park
Trone
Pratelat Unele
Barach’s
Home Furniture Co
South Center Street
Ou Eer
Ting
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