Jamestown Gas Pump Blown After Car Crash Injures Pump
A car struck a Modern-Age service station pump in Jamestown causing a gasoline explosion that blew the pump from its base. Witness Troyd Layton, 25, night manager, reported the accident occurred around 2:42 p.m. Willie Chapman, 16, was said to have driven the car into the pump, sparking the ignition. Separately Roy H. Lundberg, 43, of Kennedy, was arraigned in city court on a drunken driving charge, freed on $500 bond, and his case sent to the grand jury after a near collision at Second and Washington Streets. He had prior fines and a suspended sentence from a similar Mayville incident in 1940.
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Jamestown
Troyd Layton
Willie Chapman
Layton
Roy H. Lundberg
B.D
Kennedy
Drijk
Lundberg
Second
Washington Streets
Mayville
Arraignment in Meadville on DWI Charge
A 43 year old Kennedy man, Ray H. Lundberg, waived examination in City Court and was arraigned on a felony driving while intoxicated charge. He is free on a $500 bond and the case is held for grand jury action after the DUI incident at 3:95 p.m. Thursday when his car narrowly missed two parked vehicles.
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Powell
Jamedtown
Kennedy
Allen E. Bargar
Ray H. Lundberg
Hicentan
Lundberg
All-Way Electric Co
Meadvilles
Geoffrey Clay
Salvation Army
Yonkers
Loow
Pauline Allende
Warren
Penelee
Raymond's
East Washington Street
Erle
Roy Sheppard
Bauer Rone
R. D
Edwin Bowes
Louw Ollerak
Erie
Wid
Sheppard
Moose Club
Jimmy McAvoy
Meadville
South Park Avene
John A. Meyer
South Park Avenue
Crosley
Merritt Appliance Company
West Main Street
Life Underwriters
Meadville Life Underwriters Association
Lyle S. Morrow
Connecticut Mutual Co
William F. Williams
Michael A. Cannavino
Streets
Thomas McCarty
West Sixth ‘Street
Titusville and Erie note local defense drill and court move
In Titusville a night exercise tested observation methods as Piper Cubs from Oil City flew overhead with about ten members of the Cleo J. Roas Pasty American Legion present at Sunset Heights observation post. In Erie a permanent federal court will operate through the summer with Judge Owen M. Burns presiding, while a three way probe into police corruption drags on, and officials await results amid police and mayoral statements.
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Titusville
Piper Cubs
Oil City
Cleo J. Roas Pasty American Legion
Sunset Heights
Erie
Pennsylvania
Owen M. Burns
Erie Police Department
Timer Evans
Park
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CAMEO
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Aone
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Egypt
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French Equatorial Africa
Belgian Congo
Uganda
Ketiya
Ethiopia
Eritrea
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Sorin Hin
Rosalie Bassham
Iusville
Franklin
the - Pines
Pew
Randolph-East Mead Joint School Board
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Frank W. Childs
W. W. Wheeling
Cecil Crosley
Cambridge Springs
Marian Gilson
Edwin Gravink
Dorothy Sterling
The
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Kane Elke Club
Thomas B. Hendryx
Bradford
Dick Rossbach
Bur
Myron Bowen
Buffalo
Jamestown General Hospital
Corry Hospital
Robert
Robert Walker
Centerville
William
Gudges
Harry McQuiston
South Center Street
Frank Mucko
W. K. Shindleducker
East Columbus Avenue
Eleanor Dank
Clymer
Norman
Karl Gates
Ralph Albert
Warverford
Ralph Boldand
East Washngton Street
Irs
David Trembley
Pittsfield
Rebecca Hershberger
Middletown Road
Pittsburgh
Deli Schruiers
North Clyer
David Crawford
Spit Smshoro
Mars
Edwin Winne
Columbus
Jamies Steuart
Gregory Leon
Spring Creek
Norman Swart
Gary Allen
James Costello
Vinestreet
Fred Crawford
Hooch Cornish
Bear Lake
Sarah Hollis
Mead Park
Auxiliay
Advisory Boar
AFL International Association of Machinists
McCrasky Took Corp
East
Washington Street
United Refining Comany
Steele
Carry Wetu
Merchants National Bank and Trust
BETTS
Bob Desmond
Bembergs
WED
Charmers
Miller’s
Bemberg
Dan River
Corry
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