Paragraf City police file charges after crash at intersection
Elmer Francis Smith of 228 Essex Street faces driving too fast for conditions after his car slammed into a tree at the Smith and North Center streets intersection yesterday. Other items include marriage license filings at Erie county court, ongoing Route 8 picketing over non union labor, a recovered stolen 1997 Ford near Columbus, and weather and farming notes from the State Agriculture Department.
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Elmer Francis Smith
Essex Street
Smith
North Center Streets
Erie County
Jan L. Howard
Corry
Jane ©. Jones
Union City
Julius Skales
Nancy
Sue Moore
This City
Wattsburg
Erie
Union
Penoyer Construction Company
Bigler
Erieard
Waterford
Jamestown
Roger Olson
Columbus
Maich
Speck Heber to be honored at 50-year Brotherhood event
William Speck Heber of Olt City will be honored at the Sth anniversary celebration of Division No. 105, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen tonight. He has been a member for 50 years and recently retired after 53 years with the Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He has long been known among local railroaders as a conductor on the moonlight trains and later on the Oil Guy Corry passenger run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “Speck” Heber
Olt City
Brotherhood of Railroad
Heber
Brotherhood
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Havng
Man Held on Moonshine Charge After Seizure at Home
Pittsburgh June 14 Robert Caledonia 45 of Stawe township awaited a U S commissioner hearing on a moonshine charge. Federal agents seized stills condenser mash barrels gas stoves and 46 gallons of whisky yesterday at Caledonia's home. He posted 1000 bond for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert Caledonia
Stawe Township
U.S
Caledonia
Mystery Cloud Spreads Over Pacific. Hawaii Bordered
A vast mysterious cloud covered about 1,200,000 square miles of the Pacific. Weather expert R H Simpson said it could last a day to a week. At Wake Island the cloud rose to 16,000 feet. near Hawaii ceiling reached 7,000 feet. Possible causes include desert sands blown from Africa, a New Guinea eruption, or an atom test at Eniwetok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Dimess
Pacific
U.S. Weather Bureau
R. H. Simpson
Wake
Hawaii
Simpson
New Guinea
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
Jie
Peace Through Power Urges Policy By Finletter
Secretary of the Air Force Thomas K. Finletter told a University of Pennsylvania graduation class that the United States can hope for a world without war only if America pursues a policy of peace through power. He urged preparedness and a strong force capable of a violent counterattack to deter any force bent on breaking peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Thomas K. Finietter
Amades
Finleiter
T Fe University of Pennsylvania
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Venus
Robert Schnitzer
Oil City
Franklin
Bulding
Pinegrove
Ship
Schnitser
Kenneth Kinney
Spartansbig
Los Angeles
Thomas J. Whitesell
Erie Railroad
Meadville
Marion
Mr. Whitesell
E. Ti. Nagle
Tmé
Youngstons
Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
Lancaster
Keystone
Enimeh
Hintohe
George Mulderick
Mead Avenue
Carter Hill Church
Gerald Shelton
Wilesburg
Richard Ohrn
Corry RD
Corry Hospital
Lattndhes
Chien
May
Ford
Powell
Center St
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
New Palm Beach
Een Ld
Keystone VanCise
Company Ground Fl
Hairy Hall
Personal Consumer Discount CO
DuPont Rayon
Palin Be Segal
Palm Beach
U.S. Patent Office
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