Summer begins as crowd swells at local events
Summer starts with 7 45 p m official welcome and DST shift. The city Mor fabotet crowd grows from morning to noon as vendors prep and many attend. Reports note heavy rain damage in Waterford, thefts and vandalism near Aero plant lots, and a rash of rifle shooting near the city dumping ground. Corry police respond to juvenile cases, a car ransack yields sugar stamps, and a blaze on South Center Street prompts a quick extinguish. Women in Pennsylvania may work around the clock under wartime wage rules until six months after WWII ends, while local real estate transfers and GOP highway bids are listed alongside OPA price-watch updates and a Union City wedding.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Department
New Arrest in Fatal Car Crash In Jamestown
Jamestown reporters say one man faced $800 bail and another more arrests are expected as police probe a fatal Sunday morning crash on East Second Street that killed 51-year-old Carl W Gustafson. Hay Muller 55 was arraigned for failure to report an accident, asking to adjourn until July 11 to consult counsel. Bail was set. Police chief said a second arrest is likely later today, but details were not released.
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Jamestown
Carl W Gustafson
East Second Street
Hay Muller
Pulcaner
Allen E. Bargar
Bein
Hiller
Yas
G. Harry Nelson
Strike Threat at Marlin Rockwell Jamestown
Local 338 Tipsted Automobile Workers CIO delivered an ultimatum to Marlin Rockwell Corporation demanding wage and related concessions. If unmet, about 1850 workers will strike Monday morning. Stanley W. Brunell confirmed the threat but gave no comment. The strike decision followed a Wednesday night meeting where union leaders reported a unanimous vote.
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Marlin-Rockwell
Jamestown
Automobile Workers
CIO
Marlin-Rockwell Corporation
Stanley W. Brunell
Marlin Rockwell
Herbert S. Anderson
Oes 339
J.C. Watkins
Buffalo
Funeral service for J Manan Stone held Thursday
The funeral service for J Manan Stone was conducted Thursday at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home with Rev. W E Minnigh officiating. Attendants included Clay ton McCray and Lynn McCray among others. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Out of town mourners listed include Daniel Stone family, Clair Bisbee family, Robert McIntyre and others from Union City Meadville and Ere.
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J. Manan Stone
Bracken-Keating
Ifclock
W. E. Minnigh
First Methodist Church of
Unix
Joh City
Berets
Clayton McCray
Lynn McCray
Ladd
Ewe
Herbert Weitzel
Fanliy
Pine Grove
Mr and Mes
Dan=iel Stone
Russell
Nell
Beverly
Clair Bisbee
Dell Bisbee
Robert McIntyre
Union Citys
Herbert Wellell
Floyd Rushle
Meadville
Archie Lewis
St. HD
Aid
Charles Lewis
Ere
Orval Root Purchases South St Sport Shop
Announcement today that Fred E. Root’s The Sport Shop on West South Street is sold to Wissy, Orval B. Root. Root’s four decades of sport and outdoor goods will continue with hunting licenses and dog supplies, with plans for a two story modern addition and expanded stock.
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Fred E. Root
West South Street
Wissy
Orval B. Root
Pred &. Root
Sper
General Sparta
18 Root
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City Mor Fabotet
Corry
Erie Tite
Waterford
Alam
R. A
Sparta Highway
Erie
Henry C. Clark
Beulah B. Coe
Union
Senreh
Flanigan
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Merrill Patterson
U.S. Chair Co
Hast Main
Frank Cooper
Bear Lake
Ethan Carter
South Center Street
Erle
Louis Smith
Don D. Williams
Harry M. Hotchkiss
Virginia R. Button
West Bend Street
CFA
North East
OPA
Rodgers
Erie County
Warren County
Zaleneck Brothers
Scandia
Fiver
Randall
William Crecraft
Garland
East Branch
Mitchell
West Spring Creek
John Robert Rouse
Union City
Hotel Corry
Kathryn Wagnan
Robert Galbreath
Dickinson Law School
Jesser
Ed Carlyle
Allegheny College
Galbreath
Bureau of Highway Safety
Department of Revenue
Loblaw Groceteria
Northside
Loblaws
U.S
Haddock
Dot
Riverside
Standard Jar
Dox
Victory Garden
Montgomery Ward
Orval Root
South ST
Sport Store
Al's Clothes Shop
Gabardine
Al’s
Bernstein Bros
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