Twenty Years Ago In The Journal Flea News
A 1000 dollar diamond ring was stolen from the J H Castor home on East Frederick Street but recovered late last night. A 15 year old domestic worker in a Third Ward home confessed to stealing the gem. Columbus organizes opposition to Erie Railroad station closure plans with an PSC hearing pending. Norman York, in Mu Epsilon colors, won multiple events at Phalanx Junior Highfield track meet. A wedding party honoring Miss Opal Miller and Samuel B Stultz occurred at Opal Wade’s East Smith Street home with eight guests. New son born to Mr and Mrs Karl Dims nick on Concord Street. Elwants Club ladies night at Hotel Corry drew 65 attendees with dinner and games. Cement price method discussed as lawyers note 1951 bill echoes 1981 Supreme Court ruling on price cuts. Rob inson-Patman act debated regarding price matching in good faith to promote competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Castor
East Frederick Street
Third Ward
Opal Miller
Samuel B. Stultz
Ms. Opal Wade
East Smith Street
Elwants Club
Hotel Corry
McCarran
D-New
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Marshell Plan ard dis continued to which two European countries
The fragment asks which two European countries the Marshall Plan aid was discontinued to due to stabilized economies Sourcing hints imply postwar economic aid shifts but the text is garbled and lacks clear answers.
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Athens
Titusville GI Missing In Korea
Pfc. Hartay J Falkenburg, 18, of Titusville, missing in Korea since May 19. He served in the 23rd Regiment of the Second Division and had prior frostbite illness in January. He enlisted August 11, 1950, trained at Fort Knox and was overseas since early July 1951.
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Titusville
Hartay J. Falkensburg
Korea
Department of Defense
Pa Mts
Clarence H. Falkenbirg
Falkenbirg
Juthisty
Japan
Pfc
Falkenburg
Fort Knox
Sestile
Wash
Pacific
Ex Convict Sentenced Again In Allegheny Workhouse
Erie report shows ex convict J McGee with prior froin wrecking and horse toving records pled guilty to passing a $100 bad check on May 10. Complainant W. Co. Holawist. Additional notes cite Meadville charges and Lombardi probation for 11 month period plus a $25 fine for maintaining a gambling house.
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Erie
E. J.mcgee
FBI
Froin
South Carolina
Ohio
Allegheny County
McGee
Burton R. Laub
W. Co.Holawist
Meadville
Elmer L. Evans
Guido Lombardi
Lombardi
Rent Control Case Heard At Erie Federal Court
Federal judge presides over the Erie rent control case against landlord Morris Firman charged with overcharging tenants in his Erie apartment building. The proceeding is the first of three trials this week in the federal court.
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Erie Erin
Rabez
Marsh
Erie
Morris Firman
Morris
Weel
Moonshine raid prompts tax claim in Clarion County
Treasury seeks $4919.99 reinstatement against Maurice and Julia Lauer over 403 25 gallons of illegal moonshine seized in a raid on August 11 1940. A royal judge had wiped the lien.
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Ing
Aguinst
Clarion County
Scens
Tressury Department
Maurice
Julia Lauer
Senate weighs bill on basing point pricing a hearing perhaps
The Senate plans to take up S 719 to examine the legal status of basing point prices. Senators Kefauver and Magnuson dissented from the Judiciary committee report. The basing point system sets delivered prices by territory to avoid favoritism, a concept hotly debated since a 1938 Supreme Court cement decision and Truman vetoes without override.
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Senate
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Magnuson
D-Wash
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Truman
Supreme Court
Robinson-Patman
Dairymen to Get $3.88 for June Milk Sales
New York forecasts a uniform price of 3.88 per hundredweight paid to dairy farmers for June deliveries to pool approved plants in the six state New York millshed. Butterfat differential is expected at 6.6 cents per tenth of fat around the 26 percent standard based on a 7710 million pound monthly production.
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New York
J. Blanford
New York Metropolitan
Blanford
Mrust
Government suit over county judge's jurisdiction in raid case
A Mercer county man Rocco De Bonis, alleged operator of an illegal still, sues the government claiming loss of use of a truck seized after a February 1948 raid by state and federal agents. The government contends the county judge lacked jurisdiction.
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Clarion County Renards
Mercer County
Rocco de Bonis
Equor
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Columbus
Erie Railroad
Publc Service Commission
Vhold
Norman York
Mu Epsilon
Phalanx
Karl Dimsnick
Nelson Dimmick
Concord Street
California
Orchard Park
Loblaws
Orchard Park Pineapple Juice
Tulldozer Clymer Sand and Gravel Co
Clymer, N
Willys Station
Willys
America
R. P. Beckwith
N. Genter St
Corry, Pa
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Corry
Nin
Corry, Po
Eorns
the National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Safety Deposit Boxes
Ebe
Tuess
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