Police Report Stalled Car On Tracks At West Frederick
Police were called at 1 45 Sunday to the West Frederick street crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad where a car driven by Alfred King was stalled on the tracks. The vehicle was moved from the right of way and no collision occurred. Disposition of the cases of two boys, including an escapee from Harborareck Training School, to be determined by school authorities. Beulah Taylor seeks divorce from Bruce A. Taylor. marriage license filed by Leonard L. Edwards and Mary A. Armitage. A cow reported missing near East Columbus avenue was later found. An unusual case in Franklin has youths charged with burning waste paper under a porch. neighbor extinguished the fire. Edward Zuchowski was arrested after tearing off a hood and side-swiping cars near Ridgway. Morris Chapin and wife buy Wright street plot and plan a new home. Steel plant operates at 86 percent capacity and high demand causes shortages. 20 million tons lost to strikes since V J Day. Erie County charity and veteran loan data cited. Farm Security loans to veterans noted. Dean W. Johnson killed in Warren area crash. Naval recruiting officer visit scheduled for June 26. State and federal assistance totals for Erie county listed. Japanese beetle traps planned for eight towns. Dining car moved to Sherman. Youths fined for pheasant shooting at Mead Park. minor disorder reported. film precaution at Rex Theatre. Personal incidents include a heart attack in Arie and missing children found safe. Sugar prices rise slightly. refiners’ ceilings increased.
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West Frederick Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alfred King
One Killed and Burned in NYC Wreck Near Viaduct
In Clearfield County a New York Central freight train crash east of Viaduct left Gordon Spotts, 56, of Jersey Shore dead from burns after locomotive pipes burst and released live steam. Raymond Pierce, also of Jersey Shore and the engineer, was badly burned and in serious condition at Philipsburg Hospital.
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Eres
Directors of Erie RR On Tour Inspecting the Line
Erie Railroad directors will conduct their first postwar inspection trip June 26 to 28 over the line and to major shops in Susquehanna Pennsylvania Hornell New York Chicago Marlboro Meadville. Two directors reside in Chicago and officers will accompany the delegation.
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Erie Railroad
Erie
Jersey City
Susquehanna
Hornell
Chicago
Erie Board
Marlori
Ertel
Meadville
Warren Boy Narrowly Escapes Drowning At Dam
Warren youth 16 identified as Warren, June 2, escaped drowning Sunday afternoon at North Warren dam after slipping from a log. His clothing caught, he clung to rocks but slid under. He was in the water about 30 minutes before rescue by Warren Fire Department. After hospital treatment he returned home in not serious condition.
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Warren
Suck Snarp
Pennsylvania Avenue
North Warren Dam
Warren Fire Department
Jack
Richard
Keith Day
Warren Hospital
Mrs Minnie Alexander Rites Held At Home
Final rites for the late Mrs Minnie Alexander were held Saturday at the home 1037 North Center Street at 2 30 p m Rev Joseph Claire of Emanuel Episcopal Church officiated with relatives Karl and Raleigh Van Passel Foster B Davis H J Davis Je Shepard and Clark McCray serving as seniors Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery Attendees from away included Ed Ballard F E Wilkenson Pred Ballard Franklin Mildred Helnap Erie Perry Abbey Ripley Mrs Harry Bright and Miss Katherine Bright Findley Lake
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Minnie Alexander
North Center Street
Josph Claire
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Karl and
Raleigh van Passel
Foster B. Davis
H. J. Davis
Je Shepard
Clark McCray
Pine Grove Cemetery
Corry
Ed Ballard
F. E. Wilkinson
North East
Pred Ballard
Franklin
Mildred Helnap
Erie
Perry Abbey
Ripley
Harry Bright
Katherine Bright
Findley Lake
Atomic Control Scored by Russians
The article discusses criticism of Bernard Baruch's proposals on atomic energy governance, arguing they threaten UN veto principles and UN Security Council unanimity. It notes the claim that reform would force major powers to surrender sovereignty, a stance described as favoring U.S. control.
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Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations
Security Council
Tzakay
Baruch
U.S. A
FINAL OPA EXTENSION DECISION DUE TONIGHT
The article explains an imminent OPA extension decision with the bill moving from House to Senate where a filibuster is possible. Four main disagreements remain centering on lifting price ceilings for meat, poultry, dairy, petroleum and tobacco by end of June. House favors broad decontrol, seeking no special commodity exemptions.
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House
Senate
Airport inspection earns high marks and aircraft updates
An inspector from the State Airport Commission praised maintenance during last week’s annual airport inspection. Rhodes and Stormes expect a new Cub trainer delivery by midweek. Aviation Club planned two weekly events, including a July 14 aviation breakfast, while navigation classes show rising interest and homework focus.
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State Airport Commission
Rhodes
Stormes
Hold Up Leads to Raid on Dice Game in Erie
Erie police report an armed robbery arrest of Wille Die Mangel 22, triggering raids on a gambling house at 237 East 16th Street. Six visitors and proprietor Arthur Shrives were taken into custody by officers including Wagner Applesbee Loftus Miller Fessler Matstock after the owner allegedly ran a five dollar stake from Dovel Burden. Alderman Thomas McCarthy issued a warrant charging Mangel with armed robbery, hearing set for 8 o'clock Tuesday.
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Erie
Wille Die Mangel
Jfouse
East 16Th Street
Mange
Wilewedly
Dovel Burden
Erle Harder
Pulice
Wagner
Mangel
Applesbee
Loftus
Miller
Fessler
Mattock
Gahing House
Arthur Shrives
Thomas McCarthy
Harden
Electric Laundry Brings Modern Convenience to Your Home
Mrs Jones praises the all electric laundry for saving hours and easing blue Monday chores. The line up includes an automatic washer that fills, rinses, spins damp dry and shuts off, an electric dryer for any weather, an ironer for garments, and an electric water heater supplying water at the right temperature. Plan now to start an electric laundry and enjoy its circle of friends.
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Mrs. Jones
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
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