Secretary Smock and Frame to Attend Route 6 Meet
Ray Smock Secretary of Highways of Pennsylvania and Chief Engineer Thomas Frame of the State Highway Department will speak at a Roosevelt Highway U S 6 of Pennsylvania luncheon meeting at 1 Penn-Wells Hotel Wellsboro Pa on Friday noon June 26 This marks the first time both officials have attended the association meeting President Paul R Gleeton Edinboro announced Delegations along Route 6 will hear first hand of improvements now planned and in the near future.
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Ray Smock
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Thomas Frame
State Highway Department
U. S. 6 of Pennsylvania Association
Penn-Wells
Wellsboro
Maccale
Paul R. Gleeton
Edinboro
Gleeton
Ex convict sought in Pittsburgh slayings
Ex convict Frank J. Valenti, 35, of Pittsburgh is sought under an indictment charging accessory before the fact in a May 1 double slaying. The grand jury says Valenti assisted an unknown murderer in killing Frank Evans, 29, of Cleveland and Fred Garrow, 49, of Uniontown. The victims were found shot on a blood stained rural road in the city’s east end.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Frank J. Valenti
Valenti
Frank Evans
Cleveland
Fred Garrow
Uniontown
East End
Mrs Frances Johnson Found Dead At 8 In Corry
Mrs Frances A Johnson of 211 East Columbus avenue was found dead in her bed at 8 this morning by her daughter Mrs Chester Kibbey. Born May 25 1875 in Holland she came to the United States at age five living in Buffalo before moving to North Clymer then Wrightsville and finally Corry in 1932. Surviving are several children sisters brothers 28 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren with final arrangements pending arrival of the children. The body is at the Bracken Keating Funeral Home.
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Frances Johnson
Frances A. Johnson
East Columbus Avenue
Chester Kibbey
Holland
Buffalo
North Clymer
Johnson
Wrightsville
John Nelson
R. D
Corry
Maynard
Girara
Henry Basterfeldt
Ralph Basterfeldt
Sherman
Herman Basterfeldt
Ashville
William Basterfeldt
Dewittville
Bracken-Keating Funeral
Childen
Man Hurt As Car Crashed Into Tractor Near Ripley
Paschke, R D of North East was removed to Hamot Hospital after the auto he was driving struck an unlighted tractor on Route 20 in front of the Waterman farm near Ripley New York. He sustained injuries including a cut near the knee and bruises to the head and arms. Hospital reported his condition as good.
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Paschke
D. 1
North East
Hamat
Route 20
Waterman Farm
Ripley
WN. Y
Jeff
Stassen Loses Nebraskan Votes in 1948 Convention Tilt
Senator Hugh A. Butler won renomination over Governor Griswold in Nebraska, clouding Harold Stassen's path to the 1948 Republican convention. Stassen backed Griswold, while Butler attacked internationalism, and the Nebraska result leaves Stassen unlikely to win Nebraska's 15 votes. He endorses Gov. Thye in Minnesota against Shipstead.
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Griswold
Hugh Butler
Hugh A. Butler
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Harold
Stassen
Charles C. Gossett
D-Tdaho
George E. Conart
America
Buller
UNRRA
Breton Woods
Butler
Minnesota
Edward J. Thye
Henrie Shipstead
Erie Man Nabbed With Robbery Loot
Stanley Walters 28 was seized by Bernard Wisinski owner of Ben's Cafe after Walters allegedly stole 180 dollars from the cash register Tuesday evening. Wisinski detained the suspect and turned him over to police who recovered the $180.
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Erie
Stanley Walters
Bernard Wisinskii
Ben
Walters Algededly
Wisinski
Walters
Mihailovic Says British Orders Backed His War Steps
Gen Draja Mihailovic testified at a Belgrade trial for treason and collaboration that a British mission to Yugoslavia urged him to destroy Marshal Tito s partisan forces. Tito returned from Moscow to oversee the proceedings as Mihailovic described wartime relations with the Germans as not cooperation but a haphazard mutual battle.
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Associated
Preas
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Draja Mihailovic
Marshal Tito
Tito
Moscow
Mihailovic
Maritime strike may now be averted
Continued from page one the strike momentum is likened to an army in motion with settlement now in doubt. The CMU cites growing foreign support for the walkout including a Water side Workers Federation cablegram from Sydney that dock workers were told not to work on American vessels run by strike-breakers. Support is also claimed from French, Latin American and New Zealand dock workers.
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CMU
Waterside Workers Federation of
Sydney
Australia
New Zealand
Tree Falls on Parked Auto in Youngsville Ps
Strong winds blow down several trees around town causing damage to property. A tall tree in Ida McMillen’s yard fell onto Earl Walter’s car parked on the street, badly damaging it. Earl B Young and Company faced a broken plate glass window and roof damage at Toose store spilling rain into Woodwell store, damaging dresses.
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Youngsville
Fourgsville
Ida McMillen
Earl Walter
Earl B. Young and Company
Woodwell
Thompson's Bor Soma Tablets and Golden Lax Ads
Misleading health elixir ad claims to cleanse kidneys and purge waste for relief from aches and pains. Promotes Thompson's Bor Soma Tablets at 50 cents and Golden Lax Tablets at 26 cents for constipation, touting quick relief and universal use in the home.
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Thompson
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Center Street
California
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Bernstein Bros
Wembley Smoothie
Sherman & van Huesen
Lanston’s
Dial
Center St
REX Theatre
St. Mary’s
Ingrid Bergman
Bing Crosby
Scratch
Crawford M. Woods
First Ave
Congoleum
Franz
Kenneth Gates
Mrs
Paul Habowsie
Wayne Wilsorr
Spiesman
Chromium
Wing
Willi
Hanover
Exwin Mountain
George Christensen
Guy Rogers
W. Jonesee Williams
Gertrude Field
William Tailtoyy
Automobile
Boston House
Robert Rathbun
ANE
Eriates
W. A. Redmond
Gerald B. Black
C. S. Wallace
la Canary
T. S. Ingram
M. B. Dodd
Shambaugh
W. Pleasant St
Robert Franz
Ralph Chiriouzio
Rte
D. Bise Alchout
Hearst
Moose
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Uing Prime Club
Tit Sonch
Ram
Pridas
Ted
Gleyson
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