Local News Briefs From Warren Erie County Areas
A mix of court notices, crimes, weather, and public notices from Erie and Warren counties, including divorce action in Corry, commemorative stamps for WWII heroes, a grade correction on Westbound tracks, three juveniles cited for burglary at Fox Brothers, a $20,000 fire at the National Hotel in Coudersport, multiple arrests and trials in Warren, and milk price protests by the Dairymen's Cooperative. Also reports of a fatal accident in Clintonville and jury selection for Robert Gleaton's murder trial.
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Fox Brothers Market
National
Coudersport
Lowry Humes
Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association
Mendville
Pennsylvania Milk Commission
Pittsburgh
Humes
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Corry
Robert Gleaton
Erie County
Frank
Austin
Maple Avenue
Oscar Vance
Henry Bachomer
Four Die Eight Hurt In Two Car Crash Near New Castle
An Associated Press report from New Castle Pennsylvania details a two car head on collision last night near New Castle. Four people died Harold L Miller Wilbert A Payne G Florence and Dorothy Robinson all residents of New Castle. Eight others were injured including Mary Lakowsit Lillian Clone Catherine Byers Hazel Lesferd Arthur Johnson Mary and others. Payne was returning from a Youngstown dance when the crash occurred. His brother Ca le Payne aided the injured from the water which burned after leaving the road.
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New Castle
Associated Press
Harold L. Miller
Cleveland
Wilbert A. Payne
Charles ‘G. Florence
Dorothy Robinson
Mary Lakowsit
Lillian Clone
Catherine Byers
Hazel Lesferd
Arthur Johnson
Mary
William Moore
Newcastle
Thomas Keys
U. S. Army
Payne
Youngstown
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C2ale Payne
Hopes rise for U S Russia accord in policy clash
U S Ambassador Smith told Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov that American policy toward Russia remains firm and not swayed by the approaching presidential campaign. He blamed Russia for world tensions due to aggressive moves in eastern Europe and efforts to grab control elsewhere while denying U S hostile aims.
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Smith
Molotov
Rep
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
US call to Soviet leadership to ease tensions in world affairs
In a cautious appeal the United States urged the Soviet government not to disregard Washington's warnings and to use its power to ease international tensions. The U S government expressed readiness to contribute to a stabilization of world conditions compatible with Soviet security and urged Moscow to seize the opportunity for improvement.
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Moscow
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