Measles rise warns of quarantines in city districts
Police headquarters report heightened measles cases with quarantines initiated in several city cages and nearby towns. The outbreak appears linked to recent epidemics and is prompting precautionary action as residents including Linn and Michael McMahon and others are listed in related notices.
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Erm Linn
Michael McMahon
Washington Street
Sandra J. Blakeslee
East Main Street
Donna Lou McCaslin
West
Plennant Street
Local trades and town notes stream through Erie area
The city records another carload of western fteers at the local dealer. Dr Hugh O Hare attends Erie meeting to launch Medical Veterans of Erie county. Miles McCray sold his North Center street barber shop to W O Gibbs of Titusville. E M Metz to continue work. Pennsylvania farmers hope for rain as April shows poor yields. winter wheat urged to gain growth with moisture. oats suffer from cold and drought in the area.
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Ridh
W. Pitt Gifford
Gatumbla
Eric
Crawford County
William Brewer
Cross
John Carraham
Hugh O'Hare
Erie
Medical Veterans
Erie County
Miles McCray
North Center Street
W. O. Gibbs
Titusville
Gibbs
Lamona
E. M. Metz
Pennsylvania
Federal
Grop
Mother eludes assailant in Chester home invasion
Isabel Dubney White, 22, woke to a man in a soldier's uniform over her bed. She escaped through a second floor window with her four year old son, who was struck as she fled. Police nabbed a suspect hours later for investigation.
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Fress Ghester
Chester
Isabel Dubney White
Coal strike cripples major cities and industry impact grows
Nationwide disruption widens as Consolidated Edison and Potomac Electric report fuel shortages. Virginia Electric requests emergency shipments to bolster a 10 day supply. In Pittsburgh area S I Casey notes stockpile at 95,000 tons and draining rapidly. Strike-related job losses rise with 62,800 workers affected as steel mills and railroads slow. Treasury shows April receipts at 363.93 million and expenditures at 539.97 million, balance 20.92 billion.
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Consolidated Edison Co
New York
Washington
Potomac Electric Co
Solid Fuels Administration
Viginia Electric Power Co
Pittsburgh
S. I. Casey
SPA
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corn
U.S. Steel
Erie Traffic Crackdown Gathers Momentum
Erie May 2 two more automobile deaths in April raise toll to nine this year. Captain William Mc Donald, head of the traffic bureau, says the crackdown on unlawful driving is ongoing not a spur but year-round street control to end terror in Erie. April saw 218 arrests for moving violations and 52 reported accidents with 38 injuries including 11 children and 14 passengers.
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Erie
William McDonald
Traffic Bureau
Sud
McDonald
Mystery Blast Probed In Gratham Grant County
Police and State Fire Marshal investigate two unexplained blasts in Gratham Grant County May 2 that damaged a two and a half story brick home owned by Samuel Neff injuring him and Ernest Bayer a college student. Ruins are searched for clues as similar blasts and small fires appear in the county near Messiah Bible College.
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Grantham
Samuel Neff
Ernest Bayer
W. F. Traezer
Cumberland Jeounty
Ivo
Nef
Mrr
J. R. Spidel
Farty Sa
Kimura
Kane Police Chief Resigns After Short Tenure
Kane borough police chief Morris Munn submitted his resignation to the borough council via police committee chair J A Skooghund. He cited an inability to recruit sufficient officers as a key reason and planned to explain his decision to the council committee. The department has been actively countering peeping and sex pervert incidents with augmented force and volunteer auxiliaries. In New Castle, Morris Spyrell, 46, died after falling from a third story window ledge where he had been sitting near the police district.
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Kane
Juucé Olle Wor der Munn
J. A. Skooghund
Munn
New Castle
T. P. Nugent
Morris Spyrell
Air of distrust noted in China undermines peace efforts
The report cites intense distrust between Chinese Communists and the Kuomintang as Gen. Marshall works to broker peace in China. Uprising maneuvers by the Kuomintang after Marshall left, including critiques of his Peiping HQ, rekindled tension and threatened unity, complicating a peaceful settlement.
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China
Gen. Marshall
Associated Press
Nanking
Sfarshall
America
United States
Marshall
Ruman
Hina Wuh
Tkuomintang
National Party
Manchula
Peiping
Beng
Islelf
Kuom=intang
All Party Peoples Consultative (Unity
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Sheffield Department
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Monthly Business Review
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East Smithtreet
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Wayne Street
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State Agriculture Department
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Bradford
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North Corry
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Armitage
Keystone VanCise’s
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Harpuness Colors
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