Weather and court notes mix with local incidents
Local residents mark the twelfth anniversary of a 23 inch snowfall while temperatures swung from a high of 61 degrees to 30. Federal court in Erie hears a theft case against John Smith and Robert Hodges with two others pleading guilty. Steel operations may face delays with ongoing coal issues. Knotted by car wrecks, naturalization, and a belt of local civic items, the week features a long trail of minor events and a marriage license filing in Erie county.
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St. Patricksay
Meti
Offjcinteather Bureau
Erle
Des Hendants
John Smith
Robert Hodges
Louis Foley
Frank Knoll
Erie
Trace Fingerprints to Identify Woman Found Near York
State Police officials in Harrisburg report they obtained fairly clear fingerprints from a forearm found near York about 15 miles south of the city. Investigators say matching the prints could identify the woman, but success depends on prior fingerprinting. The forearm was discovered by a dog in a wooded area last Saturday. no other body parts have been found.
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York
Harry McElroy
State Police Bureau of Criminal Identification
Harrisburg
Here
Mrs. Maude Keefe Heads Rebekah Lodge No.149
The Lady Franti Rebekah Lodge No.149 met in regular session at B Hall. Mrs. Maude Keefe was elected noble grand with Mrs. James Loveland as vice grand and Mrs. Bret Mixer as trustee for 18 months. Installation set for April 20. Mrs. Lucy Allen and Mire Dorr Clark served refreshments.
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Maude Keefe
Rebekah Lodge
Franti Rebekah
B. Hall
Noble Grand
Maude Feefe
Frederick Beall
Keefe
James Loveland
Bret Mixer
Lucy Allen
Mire
Dorr Clark
Nableeos
Tsa
Stork Shower for Mrs. Jack Weis in East Wayne Home
Mrs. Jack Weis was honored at a stork shower hosted by Ms. E. Raymond Cathery at her East Wayne street home Tuesday evening. Fourteen guests attended with games and chatter. prizes went to Mrs. K. O. Barnes Miss Julia Flecardi and Mrs. E. J. Wright. Pink and white decor, pink booties as favors, and a menu of saluted treats, cake, coffee, and tea completed the event. out of town guests included Miss Dorothy Engstrom and Mrs. Ralph Davison.
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Wels
Dorothy Engstrom
Titusville
Ralph Davison
Waterford
Wings For Anglers Film Shown To Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis members saw the film Wings For Anglers at Hits Restaurant last evening presented by Clara S Wallace chairwoman. The Jamestown Aviation Company funded the screening telling of a veteran fisherman seeking unexplored Canadian rivers to land prize salmon and trophy trout. Joseph C Myers received his membership button from Guy L Sime and John Nell of Titleburgh as a guest.
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Kiwanis
We Technnicolar
Mayle
Abe
Hits
Clairie S Wallace
Juzmm
Jamestown Aviation Company
Canada
Josph C. Myers
Guy L. Sime
John Nell
Mrs Holden Honored by Bridge Club
Mrs C H Holden was honored by the West Bloom contract bridge club hosted by Mrs E W Feldt on West Bmith Street. Mrs Walter W Auer won the bridge prize and Mrs Holden received a gift. Mrs Feldt served dessert and Mrs Hubert Heerlein will entertain the membership on March 40 at her Wright Street home.
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C. H. Holden
C.H. Holden
Wis
E. W. Feldt
West Bmith Street
Contract Bridge Club
Walter W. Auer
Holden
Peldt
Hubert, Heerlein
Wright Street
Truman calls for universal military training amid Cold War tensions
President Truman criticizes Soviet control of Europe and urges universal military training as the only way to rapidly build armed forces. He proposes temporary use of the draft to maintain strength and argues civilians must accept the price of defense or face war.
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Truman
Coroner's Jury Weighs Grand Jury Charge in Cab Driver Shooting
Pittsburgh report: Joshua Allen, 39, owner of a cab company diver, was held for grand jury on a murder charge. Louise Di Lembo, 28, a Yellow Cab driver, was shot last February 17 on a downtown street corner from a passing cab.
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Pittsburgh
Joshua Allen
Yelion
Allen
Louise
di Lembo
Woman pleads guilty in husband murder case in Washington
Hazel McCullough 39 admitted to killing her 63 year old husband after he allegedly advanced with an axe. Alderman A R Cummings and Mrs McCullough pleaded guilty to murder and she was ordered held in jail pending court action. The article also notes a separate line about the common oyster dispersing around 60 million eggs annually.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hazel McCullough
A. R. Cummings
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Corry
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J. 8. Dist
Wallace
Wey
Mary Ann Dimick
Fifth Nue
Bible
Northwestern
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Kane
Richard Hughes
Kane Summit
Thomas Hughes
Ebenezer
N. C
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House
Veystone
Car MD. Kearns
Mead Park
Erie County Court House
Carl M. Gincott
Columbus
Mary V. Zajone
Uty
Al’s
N. Center St
Fort Pitt
Fort & Pitt Malemarg
F. L. Baressi
East Main Street
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Russia
Eld
Pitt
Esterday
West
Bethlehem
LEAR
Huptsourgh Institute OF Air
Tom Wood
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Heiman Jewelers
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