Guerrillas Outlawed In Philippines By President Roxas
Manila March 6 President Manuel Roxas formally outlawed the Hukbalahap guerrillas linking the movement to the Communist party. He cited 95 encounters since April 26 1946 and noted plots against his wife amid evidence held by the Department of Justice.
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Manila
Hukbilabap
Manuel Roxas
Communist Party
Central Luzon
Peant Organization
Mozas
Huks
Philippine Army
Philippine Commonwealth
Roxas
Republic
Frank
Anderson
Ende
Warren
L City
Morrison Brothers Dairy of
Seneca
Pennsylvania State Control Commission
Morrison Brothers Dairy
Lee A. McCrack
Venango County
Erie Area Briefs Highlight Postwar Local News
City and vicinity items report Wick named director of the city recreation bureau pending school board release. Mahon Stahl found dead in Erie area hotel room. labor pact signed between Mendville plant and IBEW. Local notices include library, fire plans, and road incidents plus missing persons list and police activity.
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Powell Motor Co
Erie
James J. Wick
Veterans School
Erie Tegh
Atletics
Tipton Britner
Wick
Meerdink
Sykesville
Mahlon J. Stahl
Lawrence Au Erie
Meadville
Mendville Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Internaonal Brotherhood of — Electrical Worker's
AIL
Spartansburg Hotel
Bible and Missions
First Baptist Church
Oil Creek
French Creek
Northern Baptist Convention
Boston House
Ridgway
Thomson Brothers Amusement Call
St. Edward's Hall
S-M-Tf
Warren
Sylvester
Sanger
Robert G. Edwards
Harbert Movite
Marienville
Barnett Township
Logging Disaster on the St. Croix River in 1888
The account notes plans for log days with logs driven to mills by river transport. Logs lodged at rocks and bends, piling up as they drifted, requiring dynamite to release key logs. The St Croix river in Minnesota saw a massive pileup, estimated at over 150 million board feet, extending for miles.
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St. Cruixiver
Minnesota
Tyne
Corry notices and local items from Jamestown meeting invite
Multiple brief notices include Jamestown Local No 1097 meeting Monday at 8 p m and Corry items on traffic collision in Ol City, deaths and estates in West Mead, hospital notes in Corry and Onion City, garaged ads, dining specials, Erie Times suit verdict, and a San Francisco fraud indictment of Charles Tate.
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Jamestown
Oll City
Cook Coffee Company
Walter Johnson
Ol City
Elk Street
Fale
Chester Hruighes
The
Pines
William T. Smith
West Mead Township
Nieves
Meadville Children's Aid and Home For
Meadville
Betts Garage
Columbus
Mike Wolosayn
R. D
Sparansburg
Corry Hospital
TSF -Acenneth
Edward Gluvna
Norman Bennink
West Pleasant
Dorothy Heslinke
North Clymer
Merle Jordan
Rossbacher
Prara
Oliver Gold— Smith
Gerry W
Boston
Erie
Robert Rush
Ernest Rush
Rochester
W. C
Erie Times
Tush
Times
Services Held for Louis Jackson in Memorial Mass
Prayer service at 9 30 a m then requiem mass at 1 p m at St Thomas Church in memory of Louis Jackson. Rev Fr Gr Graves officiated with bearers Romeo Ficcardi Dominic Piccirillo Michael Piccirillo Frank Chiriensio Albert Baresi and August DeMituri. Interment in St Thomas Cemetery with body placed in church crypt. Attendees included George Jackson family Erle Titusville and Ed Short Aden Kiopf enstein of R D 4 Union City.
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Bracken-Keating | Funerial
St. Thomas’ Church
Dewis Jackson
Prancis Gd
Graves
Romeo Ficcardi
Dominic Piccirillo
Michael Piccirillo
Frank Chiriensio
Albert Baresi
August DeMituri
Alfred Piccardi
Joseph Marty
U S Russia Reach Agreement on Palestine Partition Vote
Delegates discussed an American resolution split with Russia as big powers acted. China Britain Syria Canada Colombia and Argentina opposed the move while eight votes supported a consultative proposal, with abstentions from the United States and other nations.
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China
Britain
Syria
Canada
Colombia
Argentina
U. S
Russia
Austin
United States
Soviet Union
Ching
Frater
World War I air hero dies after long illness
Major General Dzal Gut died after a long illness at Pitasimons General Hospital at age 47. He led the U S bombing raid on the Ploesti oil fields and commanded the Ninth Bomber Command and later the Second Air Force. Survived by wife Eleant, son Girard, parents Mr and Mrs W Ent of Northumberland PA, and brother William A Ent of Mechanicsburg PA.
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Asauetanpa
Denver
Dzal Gut
U. S
Ploesti
Pitasimons General Hospital
Wes
Second Air Force
Colorado Springs
Ninth Bomber Command
Ninth Air Force
U. 9
Lima
Peru
Eleantor
Girard
Mes
W. Ent
Northumberland
William A, Ent
Mechanicsburg
Boston Origins of the Word Lumber
The article traces the term lumber to Boston with 1603 records mentioning lumber and other goods. It notes early usage by the English for logs timber and boards and how colonists adopted lumber as the word for sawn timber.
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Boston
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