Real estate transfers and local court actions reported
Real estate transactions were recorded at the Erie County Courthouse including transfers by Charles J. Linsky to Alex Adamerk in Wayne Township and Arthur M. McCeay to Newell J. Gates in Concord township, plus other local filings. A one year suspended sentence was given to Lawrence Bush of Cambridge Springs for making a false statement in Mayville Court this week. The 1948 yearbook was issued at the local high school, co editors Miss Irig Bogert and Miss Jean Spielman, recounting activities through their school years. Also noted were a series of local incidents including cautioned violations, a speeding arrest on North Center Street, and a curfew case involving a 12-year-old. A near-tragic incident at the Center Street crossing involving a Westbound Erie Railroad freight was averted by Watchman Joseph Barone. Ongoing news included a water discharge in Kane Borough, a tightening of the business district by subsidence, and a two-day quarterly Purchasing meeting for Associated Spring Corp. representatives in Hotel Corry. A marriage license application was filed by Leo J. Sates and Paulie T. Swanson, both of Erie. Ray F. Smock was elected Republican chairman of Crawford County Committee for the 10th term, starting his 19th year.
Visose Union Seeks 25 Cent Hourly Raise
The CIO American Textile Workers Union demanded a 25 cent hourly across the board raise for about 18,000 Viscose Corp workers in Meadville Front Royal Roanoke Lewiston Marcus Hook Parkersburg and Nitro plants. Present wages average 1.27 an hour. A company response is expected in two weeks with no comment from the company. Contract not expiring until November 30.
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New York
American Viscose Corp
CIO American Textile Workers Union
Ian
Meadville
Front Royal
Roanoke
Lewiston
Marcus Hook
Parkersburg
Nitto
W. Va
No Hope for Improved Relations with Russia
United States officials warn that Moscow will not cooperate with UN decisions, hindering world peace efforts. They cite Soviet expansion in Europe as a core obstacle, urging strong Western action and coordinated policy rather than grand conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Stalin
Russia
Europe
United States
State Department
Delay in railroad court battle postpones injunction
The railroad labor dispute hearing was moved to May 28 as bargaining resumes between rail companies and engineers, firemen, and switchmen after government intervention on May 10 halted a strike. Judge Goldsborough extended the restraining order to May 29 and postponed the injunction until May 28 morning. Clearfield Borough school taxes rise three to four mills and per capita tax up one dollar to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Isbor
Wack
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Justice Department
Clearfield
Check Collections Rapped By Coates
Erie May 19 Detective John J Coates denounces worthless check cases as collection efforts. He says officials should not pursue criminal charges when the aim is merely money recovery. He criticizes old car dealers for accepting bad checks and notes settlements are civil matters handled by attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates Erie
John J. Coates
Cowles
Florida Judge Delays Trial of Corry Pardlee
Florida judge delays the Corry Pardlee case as FBI and sheriff units shadow a laundering plot in West Palm Beach involving Ste Wagner and Dietsch. The trio allegedly pawned gems while Wagner claimed work at a downtown drugstore and returned from New York. An undercover launch followed a Cleveland arrival as agents tailed the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Corry Pardlee
Ste Wagner
West Palm Beach
Wagner
FEY
New York
Dietseht
Dietsch
Umut
Michael Kapral
Ana
West Palm Beach suspect nabbed after loot haul
Authorities arrested a woman in West Palm Beach after an incident in which a package was hurled into a canal and $2000 in amethyst diamonds was recovered. Police found a loot-stuffed home linked to car and home thefts with total value estimated near 20000. The suspect had a long record from petty crimes to breaking and entering and parole violations.
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West Palm Beach
Dietseh
Also Mentioned on This Page
William S. Peernoon
Tain
Tal
Woodwark
N and
Bath
Dai
Erie County Court House
Charles J. Linsky
Alex Adamerk
Wayne Township
Arthur M. McCeay
Newell J. Gates
Goncord Town
F. Blo
Exhi
Sherman Spaulding
Lawrence Bush
Cambridge Springs
Chautavauia Courty Cout
Mayville
Bush
Focal High
Tnrial
Irig Bogert
Jean Spielman
W. E. Kelsey
Franklin
Nan Love
Titusville
Joseph F. Corey
Jamestown
Sad Game Commission
Department of the Erie Railroad
Hilnels
Onin
Tiana
Pennsylvania
Reent~ly
Hin Eld
North Senter Street
Third Ward
Erie
Bates
Joseph Barone
Othrs
Kane Borough
Varius
Associated Spring Corp
Raymond Mig. Co
Corry
Leo J. Sates
Paulie TI. Swanson
Ray F. Smock
Crawford County
Damon
Sunoco
Unafuel
N. Center Corry, Pa
Coca-Cola Company
Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Erie, PA
Phos
North Center Street
Clifford A. Zilch
J. Fred Kinley
Garda
Hib
Kapral
Cleveland
New York City
Beach Waar
EPSOM
Witchhazel
Wen
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