Fire police announce first arrest at last night's call
Fire police report a motorist drove over a fire hose at the Thompson Kibow Maple Products plant on Bas Washington street. Chief John D. Plynigan seeks information as state motor vehicles bureau helps identify the offender. Immediate steps will curb speeding to fires and congestion hazards to aid fire apparatus.
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Pirst Wrres
Thompson-Kibow Maple Products Company
Bas
Washington Street
State Motor Vehicles Bureau
John D. Plynigan
AL Do
Are
Second Ward
Ridgway Young Man Enters Lutheran Ministry
Paul Luther Schmiedel son of Mr and Mrs William Schmiedel of 238 Monterey Avenue will be ordained into the Lutheran ministry at the Pittsburgh Synod annual convention in New Kensington Wednesday evening after passing ordination examinations. Six other candidates will be ordained with him by the Synod officers and the president of the United Lutheran Church in America.
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Ridgway
Paul Luther Schmiedel
William Schmievel
Monterey Avenue
Pittsburgh
New Sensiuston
Selestam
Schmiedel Thas
Bin
Synod
United Tutheran Church In America
Child Crushed Under Tombstone in Pittsfield Cemetery
Fourteen hundred pound tombstone toppled in the Puget family cemetery near Pittsfield injuring 4 year old Michael E. Darcan who lived with Mr and Mrs Freeman Loomis. He suffered a severe skull fracture and other injuries and was taken to Warren General Hospital in critical condition. The accident occurred Monday afternoon as he played with three other Loomis children.
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Warren, Fs
Old Family
Michael E. Darcan
Freeman Loomis
Pittsfield
Warren General Hospital
Welbek
Hoy Wis
Puget Family
Loomis
Mr Johnson
Tolbstose
Nels
Mr. Loomis
New Post Office at St Marys Opens Today
The new post office building at the corner of Chestnut and South Michael streets opens today in St Marys. The old office on North Michael Street closed at 1 PM Tuesday and the staff moved to the new building.
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ST. Marys
Chestnut and
South Michael Streets
North Michael Street
Trailer Camp 10 Opens June 2 for Defense Workers
May 28 report notes Erie trailer camp at General Electric Co. opens to the public Monday June 2 at 1 30 p m. The western ramp half is finished with 110 trailers ready, 90 more to follow in about two weeks. Milton Ackerman coordinates rentals and inspections. Officials from Washington and Philadelphia will speak along with Mayor Charlie Barbey and H A R Emmett.
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ERS
Erie
General Electric Co
Franklin Avenue
East Lake Road
Charles &. Foreman
Farm Security Administration
Milton B. Ackerman
Project Manaeer
Trailser Camp
Washington
Philadelphia
Charlie Barbey
H. A. R. Emmett
Erie Attorney Dies After Brain Injury
Erie May 23 Serna 4. Woley a well known Erie attorney died at 1 50 p m Monday at St Vincent s hospital He was forty and resided at the Ford hotel His death was due to a brain blood clot from a wood cut though he had liver cirrhosis He entered St Vincent s hospital April 10 after being found in his hotel room and died after a period of worsening condition He had worked with Attorney Robert J Pitman in the Palace Hardware building for 19 years
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Erie
Sernara
Woley
Erie Atsamney
Sl. Vin-Went’s Hospital
Ford Hotel
Boley
Sir Vincent's Hospital
Robert J. Pitman
Palace Hardware
Erie Officer Suspended After Beating Wife
Erie May 28 Patrolman Carl Englert suspended by the police department for allegedly beating his wife of seven months who was in delicate condition. Chief George Christoph announced the suspension after investigation into the May 12 incident in an eastside cafe where Englert struck his wife while on vacation.
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Erie
Erie Police Department
Carl Englert
Sergt. Benard Englert
Gdth
George Christoph
Tie of Feet
Christoph
Jewish Pentecost to Be Observed Across Jewish Sects
The Feast of Pentecost or Sho Choe is observed for two days by Orthodox and Conservative Jews and one day by Reform Jews. The observance marks harvest offerings and Sinai revelation, with Ruth read to children, linking the festival to Jewish agricultural heritage and the giving of the Law.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Sinai
David
Kane workers vote for affiliation with AFL leaders
In Kane, workers at Holgate Brothers and Rut Manufacturing Company held elections on Monday and Tuesday to form a union with the Congress of Industrial Organizations. The result was to be reported to the National Labor Relations Board in Washington for certification.
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KANE
Bolt
Ane Holaite Brothers
Abit
Ely
Hiv
Tie Tee Plait
Munday
Tiulger
Naional Lily Relations Board
Mois
Young Man Wounded In Gun Mishap At Ludlow
A 20 year old man from Ludlow was injured by a dynamite charge exploded by a rifle. The incident occurred near Central avenue dock at Ludlow as several youths fired at targets. He was taken to Community Hospital with a wound below the heart and remained listed in serious condition.
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Zane
Ay Handmerhurn
Ludlow
Schurmerier
Badly Injured by Falling Tree in Beadford
Beadford Pa May 2 Ed Win Gratite 42 of Rev Ly in erltien eotdiol of Lie Bysdford fexpital severe injuries after a falling tree limb struck him at the base. He was unconscious, a bystander shouted for help, then Henley ran to summon an ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadford
Erltien
Joseph Healey
Rew
Roy BF
Henley
Regel
Corry Soldier Finds Bermuda Florist Dream
The report mentions a Corry soldier stationed in Bermuda and a dream of a Bermudian florist. It describes vivid shore imagery and distant kinship to past kings, with a closing line praising Bermuda as unmatched except by a referenced home spot.
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Corry
Bermuda
Walsh
Ganna
Wid
H. H. Reso
Eass South Street
Etho Ie
Hermida
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Ams
Siald
Sun Back
Meith Center Street
Corry, Pennsylvania
Miller's News and Sport Store
Kane Workers
C. 1
Houk Ad
Central Avenue
NLRB
Edwin Crattie
Bradford
Geope
Gary
Glenn Brook
Montgomery Ward
Ee Etna Service
North Center Street
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