Woman Held for Looting Cabins in Allegheny River Area
Thelma Warner, 47, formerly of Titusville, faces a burglary charge in connection with looting four cottages along the Allegheny River since last winter. Police say loot included silverware and bedding from Phillips, McGill, Hoke, and Van Horn cottages. items recovered in Titusville area. Warner held in Tionesta pending hearing. others previously questioned released for lack of evidence.
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Titusville
Tionesta
Jy Ionesta
Allegheny River
Thelma Warner
Justice of the Peare
David Bhint
Tioneste
Warner
Sis Bi
Earl McGill
Meadville
F. C. Hoke
Butle
Thomas van Horn
Pittsburgh
D. and L
James D. Berry
Martial Law Declared in East Berlin Sector
Martial law swept the East sector as the East Berlin subway and elevated railways halted. Rally speakers claimed the Eastern Zone railway network workers joined East Berliners, with rioters and secret trials cited amid strong anti regime sentiment. Soviet reinforcements arrived, and German officials reported rioters dragging East Zone deputy premier Reinrich Rau toward the border, while Allie troops watched from West Berlin.
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East Berlin
Potsdamer Plata
Hermann Goerine
Luftwaf
Reinrich Rau
East Zone
Rau
West Berlin
Sidney Geertson Died Sudden at Aero Supply Plant
Sidney Geertson, 40, of fast South Street, died after a heart attack at Corry Memorial Hospital shortly after 10 this morning. He had reported for work at Aero Supply and was employed there over 25 years. Survived by wife Grace Moore Geertson, one sister Holger Peterson, two sons Charles of Erie and Richard of Concord, Calif. Funeral Friday at Bracken Funeral Home with Dr Elmer Ortner officiating. burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Sidney Geertson
Aero Supply
South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Geertson
Corry
Ioral
Corry Chair Company
Pittsburgh
The
Aero
Aero Lodge
Grave Moore Geert
Holger Peterson
Charles
Erie
Hicard
Concord, Galif
Bracken Funeral Home
Elmer A. Ort
Cleveland Woman Pleads For Lenient Pollock Sentence
Mrs. Pollock of Cleveland appears for her husband before Judge Elmer L. Evans on a 1949 robbery charge. The court grants two years probation after Pollock, a former North Girard man, is convicted of stealing $6 after a poker game. Defense attorney Samuel Rossiter urged leniency. Pollock recently served in the Marines.
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Erie
Robert J. Pollock
Cleveland
Elmer L. Evans
R. Pollock
Vans
North Girard
Pollock
Alty
Samuel Rossiter
Judee Evans
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Bob Desmond
Fogle Lumber CO
Wpranklin
Corry, Pa
Heeget. Ber Audit
FORD
Powell
Center St
Dad
Tay
Neva
Brentwood
Phoenix
Paris
Wembley
van Fens
TruVal Or
van Hensen
Seersucker
Terry
Champ Or
Mallory Panamas
Al’s
Center Street
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