Archie Cobbe Dies Suddenly at Jamestown Office
Archie M Cobbe 1 of Erle and Jamestown president of Cube Brick and Tie Company died of a heart attack in his Phillips Building office shortly before 9 p m Thursday. Police and fire squads battled to revive him with a resuscitator but he was pronounced dead by Dr R C Fess. Cobbe was a noted local brick supplier with many city projects.
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Jamestown
Cube Brick & Tie Company
Phillips Building
Archie M. Cubbe
Erle and
Fire Department
Slone, Melhush & Company
Phillips
West Second
Chevy Streets
Fare Department
R. C. Fess
Murray Burlingame Buried at Columbus
Funeral services for Murray Burlingame were held Thursday at 2 30 PM from Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating Pallbearers included Arthur Burlingame Herman Burlingame Thelo Burlingame Earl Burlingame and Carl Burlingame Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus Attendees traveled from Wayne and surrounding areas including Mr and Mrs Arthur Burlingame Clifford Burlingame Bethel Burlingame Mrs George Burlingame Mrs Liga Lawson Mr and Mrs Kenneth Watrous Mrs Weston Taylor R D Bear Lake Mr and Mrs Henry Smith Brockton Mrs Mabel Johnson Garland Miss Reya Burlingame James Town Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson Spring Creek and others
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Murray Burlingame
Bracken-Keating
H. Ray Harris
Arthur Burlingame
Herman Burlingame
Thelo Burlingame
Earl Burlingame
Carl Burlingame
West Lawn
Goltmbus
Dway
Clifford Burlingame
Bethel Burlingame
George Burlingame
Ligaie Lawson
Kenneth Watrous
Weston Taylor
R. D
Bear Lake
Henry Smith
Brockton
Baker
Mark Boardman
Wrightsville
Clayton Baccus
Arthur Baccus
Columbus
Wayne Townships
Dairies halt milk deliveries in Hazleton protest
Two Hazleton dairy firms stopped sale and delivery of milk except to hospitals on March 1 in protest of low prices. They said they cannot continue unless the Office of Price Administration authorizes a two cent per quart increase.
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Hazleton
Warner's Corners News Letter of Interest
Warner's Corners March 1 notes Mrs Will Titch's return from a visit with her brother Robert Marsh and sister in law Oscar Ug of Waterford. Pfc John Cole left for Salt Lake City after a furlough. Mrs Cole improving after appendicitis. Gail Davis visited from Jet Norfolk base. Elwood Davis returned from Bethelem and Allentown. Local residents and former Erie County residents, including Olive Lee and Agnes Lee, visited family. School directors of Erie county planned annual meeting in Concord township.
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Wa&ner's Corners
Will Titch
Robert Marsh
Suc Aoreti-law
Oscar Tug
Waterford
Pfc
John Cole
Idhursday
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pfe. Cole
Kane
Cole
Emmi Bellinger
Union City
W. A. Gates
Gail Davis
Jamestown
N.Y
Elwood Davis
Gall Davis
Norefolk
Glenn Davis
Kye
Wayne Wilson
Bobby
Hamid Moffitt
Moffitt
North East
Olive Lee
Edinboro
Agnes Lee
Erie
Pesty Clark
Corry
Paul
Bla
Len
Arthur Lindstrou
Fred Lind Be
Pennsylvania Railroad Reports 1945 Results and Postwar Outlook
The Pennsylvania Railroad presents 1945 results with net income $19,008,248, down from 1944, due to higher costs and wartime shutdowns. It notes elevated operating revenues earlier in the war, ongoing capital needs for rehabilitation, and plans for postwar expansion financed privately. The report calls for equitable treatment of railroads, outlines tax impacts, debt reduction, and bond refinancing while detailing fleet upgrades and research efforts. M. W. Clement, president, signs the document.
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Huysher
Matestals
Inielud
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rail investment grows as debt falls per employee value exceeds 17000
The chart shows property investment in the railroad system rising while publicly held debt declines. Investments have boosted stockholders equity and raised total investment to more than 17000 dollars for each employee.
Brief History of Railroad Growth Since 1846 Founding
A brief history of the railroad's growth over a hundred years since its founding on April 13 1846 is included in the Annual Report to stockholders. Copies are available by writing the Office of the Secretary Broad Street Station Building Philadelphia Pa.
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Broad Street
Philadelphia
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