Erie County briefs from Corry and surrounding areas
Marriage license applicants Thomas J. Melvin and Dorothy J. Jones listed at Erie county courthouse. Jewell E. Mount estate beneficiaries named. hospital recovery details follow a heart operation. Weather, school funding, police activity, and local events including scout training and an art exhibit noted in Corry and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Melvin
Union City
Dorothy J. Jones
Corry
Erle County Court House
Jewell E. Mount. Corry
Erie County
Katherine L. Mount
Anne Hines
West Corry
Alice Mount
Newell
Dover
Jeyville
N. H
Martha Mount Vincent
Hamet Hospital
Walla Walla
Wash
Erie
Anne
John Hines
Air route moves in Middle Atlantic area outlined
An Associated Press dispatch reports the Civil Aeronautics Board recommended five new passenger routes in the Middle Atlantic region covering Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland District of Columbia and nearby states. All American Aviation would gain expansion to a Pittsburgh to Buffalo route and a New York to Cleveland route among others while several applicants were withdrawn or dismissed. A separate note says pilot Jimmy Hughes appeared on Radio City program and won 618 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Civil Aero~nities Board
Middle Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
All American Aviation
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Butler
Oi City
Franklin
Warren
Jamestown
Dunkdirk-Predonia
Cory
Corry
Dispatch
Cleveland
Stroudsburg
Scranton -Wilkes-Barr
Williamsport
Bradford
Erie
Ashtabula
Truman Warns Against Spread of Communism
President Truman urged immediate, resolute action against communist expansion citing Yalta promises and coercive regimes in Poland, Romania, and Bulgaria. He compared free, representative systems to terror driven rule and warned the US must invest in Greece and Turkey to safeguard world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Convinee
Faye Wuey
Trumany
United States
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Greece
Turkey
Van
Lilienthal Gains Senate Support for Energy Commission Chair
Washington March 3 Lilienthal gains support of about 40 to 47 senators for the energy commission chair with two reported ready to vote for him. He would need 42 votes to win while 18 oppose and 35 have not changed position. Latest announcements include Senators George Meekins Young and Wilson. The Senate may open debate tonight at its first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lilienthal
Afmn
Clergy Commission
George
Gay
Meekathe- He
Young
Wilson
Senate
Tus
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Cathrull
Aareioth
Harold Wagner
Concord Township
Edinboro
Bleinboro
Union City Boro
Wayne Township
Mary Skaggs
Jacobs
M. S. Cobbett
Bodine
Donald Craig
Sherman R
Edgar McManigle
Clymer R. D
Attica
Union City Methodist Church
Joseph Sherwood
Earle Bliley
Comy
Waterford
Wattsburg
Summit
Mill Village
TIT
Boy Scouts of America
Mead Park
Frank Penfold Brown
Haven Hall
Edinboro State ‘Teachers College
Connecticut
Brown
Morgantown
W. Va
Collegiate School For Boys
W. and J.sloan
Edinboro State Teachers College
John Brown
New Richmond
Walter Royek
R. D. J. Corry
South First Avenue
Iron Age
State Senate
State ‘Highway Department
Center Street
Rowena Reagle
Robert Reagle
Corry Hospital
Elle Street
H. A. O'Hare
Carter Hill
Canada
Woodbury Soap
Witchhazel
SEA
Epsom
Seasa Drugs
CAB
Frank
East Main St
THE
Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Dial
Golden Rule Foundation
Mademoiselle
Miron
Jaunty
LEED
Lienthal
Carpenter
Lee
the Fair Store
Oberman
Ford
Ford Equipment
Theresa Place
Ike
Ford Service
Powell Motor CQ
North Center Street
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