Moving Avro Supply plant from College Point to Corry
Leonard McWlroy of Standard Automatic Products oversees moving the Avro Supply College Point plant to Corry to consolidate with the local unit. Franke N Amés says shipments will start within two weeks and the Long Island operation aims to be fully set up by January 1. Consolidation will relocate main offices to Corry with a branch at College Point and may require a temporary structure.
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Leonard 7. McWlroy
Standard Automatic Products Company
Cailoge Point
Li. T
Avro Supply Corporation
College Point
Uiit
Franke N Amés
Corporation
Corry
Main Stréet
Third Avenue
Vpilent
Soué
Collage Point
Aero Supply
Offic
Long Island
Corporation Era
Market shifts amid election results and mixed gains
In New York trading, stocks moved to new lows early due to election uncertainty and margin concerns, then steadied with United States Steel rising over four points. General Electric Westinghouse Montgomery Ward Eastman Kodak lifted modestly while oils firmed. Loew’s climbed from 56% to 69 as investors reacted to year end results.
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New York
Delers
United States Steel
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Montgomery Ward
Eastman Kodak
Loew's
Snowy roads trigger multiple fender benders in region
Heavy overnight snow driven by a northwest storm caused slick highways and numerous auto accidents. Motorists arriving from Erie and west reported several cars damaged between Union City and Guiry with no injuries. Roads were treated with sand and cinders, and the danger eased as snow melted by afternoon.
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Erie
Points West
Union City
Guiry
Corry
Waterford
Ol Oily
Titusville
Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Olt City
Car Crashes Into Bridge Injures Youth in Columbus
Gufford Aikens, 19, of Columbus, hospitalized with head lacerations after his Ford crashed into a bridge bar and the iron structure near the Brokenstraw. He is listed in serious but improving condition and expected to be discharged in a day or two. Separate incident on North Center street involved Mrs Patterson and Clayton Turner. no injuries reported.
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Clifford Aikens
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Brokenstraw Bridge
Gufford Aikens
Corry
Columaus
North Center Street
Herold Patterson
Clayton ‘Turner
Mira Patterson
Studebaker
W. H. Scott
Turner
Western Pennsylvanians figure in Ohio governor race
The victory of George White, governor elect of Ohio, and the defeat of Senator Henry J. Allen in Kansas gain local interest as both men hail from western Pennsylvania. Allen is linked to the Columbus area Allen family, while White is a former Titusville resident well known locally. White spent early life in Titusville and married Charlotte McKelvy, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. David McKelvy.
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George White
Ohio
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Allen
Columbus
White
Titusville
Charlotte McKelvy
David McKelvy
Armistice Day Observed With Business Suspension Citywide
Armistice Day will see a near total business halt as large retail stores plan closures across the city. The American Legion posts will deliver Armistice Day messages to schools while Educational Week activities begin Monday. A Business and Professional Women's Club dance replaces the State Armory party with Joseph Sherricis Orchestra at the Masonic Hall.
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Jerry Wil
Cory
Sitough
American Legion
Business and Professional Women's Club
State Armory
Masonic Hall
Joseph Sherricis
Kiwanis Club Plans Cabaret Event for December 12
The Kiwanis Club outlined a cabaret at the State Armory on Friday December 12 with pyandeville sketches featuring local groups. Proceeds go to the educational fund. Jamestown Chamber of Commerce president Frank Haws spoke about South America, sharing observations from a recent trip.
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State Armory
Jamestown
State Amory
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Tis
Frank
Haws
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce
Hawa
South America
County to install vote machines countywide next year
County commissioner Charles F. Davis announced plans to install automatic voting tabulators throughout the county in 1951 after a successful pilot in over thirty precincts. He cited quick returns and reduced congestion as proof the machines perform better than the old method and estimated the cost at over $53,000.
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Thosit
Charles FR. Davis
Tam
Davie
Election Board
Osvig
Pinchot Majority to Exceed 80 000 Votes
United Press reports Gifford Pinchot won Pennsylvania governor elect by a majority over 80 thousand as the Republican ticket swept statewide. Hemphill and Democratic rivals trailed amid record turnout of over 2.1 million. Davis won U S Senate in a landslide.
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Pinchot
Joseph S.wasney
United Press
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
John M. Hemphill
Republicamisa
Hemphill
James J. Davis
Swuppeu Nis Oponent
Sedgwick Kistler
U. S. Senate
Davis
Edward C. Shannon
Phillip H. Dewey
Internal Affairs
George W. Maxey
Supreme Court
William 2) Lin
Directors of Corry Hospital Board Meet for Joint Session
The Corry Hospital Association board met with hospital staff to plan a joint session next Wednesday to review the financial condition and pursue economical operations. The staff presented recommendations to be acted on with doctors, and a committee was formed to inventory equipment.
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Corry Hospital Association
Staf
Howard
Mount
DeRosay
Loveland
Brown
Elston
Waller
Shea
Houghton
Insurance Company
Department of Welfern
Harrisburg
Association
Corry Hospital
Buffalo fugitive captured in Erie after Rochester escape
Jack Goings alias Jack Gainey a 29 year old from Buffalo New York was captured in Erie after an escape from Rochester officers en route to Auburn penitentiary He was wounded by a bullet and forced to surrender then returned to Buffalo where he faces a 20 to 40 year sentence.
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United Press
Erie
Jack Goings
Jack Gainey
Buffalo
N. Y
Rochester
Auburn Penitentiary
Goings
Sherrit Kaletta
Joseph Tenney
Auburn
No Corry Cases on November Court Calendar
The November grand jury list reveals no Corry cases among seventy nine slated for the term. Criminal court begins when the grand jury convenes with James Duke Harris leading a docket that includes liquor charges and minor offenses. Armistice Day will see the court reconvene.
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St Erle
Grant Jury
LeRoy Search
James “Duke” Hanis
Harris
Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
Radio fans can tune in to a lineup of programs across networks. NBC presents Rudy Valee Orchestra at 8 p m while CBS airs Van Hensen at 9 p m and NBC offers Melody Moments at 9 20 p m.
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WHAM
NBC
Rudy Valee Orchedirn
WABC
CBS
van Hensen
WEAF
NEG Network
Wit
WABGC
GBS
Wil Osborne
Democrats May Control House Senate Close
The off year election results show Democrats gaining across the nation leaving the Senate and House with tight margins. Republicans 47 Senate seats and 211 House seats with Democrats 46 and 210 respectively are reported with several races undecided. The balance hinges on Minnesota and Kentucky contests and Farmer-Labor leader Hernin Shipstead could hold the balance.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
New York
Congress
Senate
House
Maine
Farmer-Laborite
Minnesota
Kentucky
Farmer-Labor
Bove
Hernin Shipstead
Curtis
Louisville Post Concedes Hull Logan Senate Victory
The Louisville Herald Republican notes that M Hull Logan Democrat won the U S Senate seat with a 20000 vote plurality. Elsewhere a grounded freighter was pulled by a tug near San Francisco. A young woman in Ohio and a theater explosion in Findlay are also reported. Bishop Cannon remains in serious condition.
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San, Francisco
Golden Cross
Sea Ranger
President of Company Among Disaster Dead
Millfield Ohio November 5. Seventy nine bodies recovered from the No. mine after an explosion at the Sunday Creek Coal Company. Two hundred thirty three workers and officials were underground when the blast occurred yesterday noon. Rescue crews halted as the last body was raised. Official list includes Sunday Creek officers and Ohio Power Company and Pittsburg Plate Glass representatives.
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United Press Millfield
Sunday Creel Coal Company
DC. Cook
Offiials
Betwei
Ures Wi B. Tytus
Sunday Creek
A. P. Coen
Columbus
H. E
Lencaster
Walter Hayden
Mulae
Joseph Bergis
Philo
Ohio Power Company
Rovert Parsons
Filtenham
Mr. Roverta
Ph.traynor
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
William Peysit
Thomas Peyatt
John Nadrosia
George Lovs
Charles Hopps
William Kish
George Brown
James Nortis
Wilbur North
McKee
Androw Willis
Virgi Phillips
Joe Butsko
Walter Andrypich
Edward Watson
Harold Philips
Iine
Square
Trammett
Tytus
Tuny
Stantly
Pennsylvania Legislature Largely Republican Upset by Democrats
Philadelphia dispatch reports Pennsylvania swung from a solid Republican delegation in the U S House to Democrats winning three congressional districts. Harry K. Hains defeated incumbent Prankha Menges in the UK district, Norton Lo Shtatia Walhery Dem captured, Robert C. Bushong won in the Mi district, and Patrick J. Bolani unseated in the circled district.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U. S
House of Representatives
Tuseasy
Harry K. Hains
Dent
Red Lon
Prankha Menges
York
Norton Lo Sfchtatia Walhery Dem
Adeubows
Robert C. Bushong
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Evening Journal
Western
Legion
Chifiea
Benjamin Shapiro
Pittsburgh
Bulletins
Louisville
Louisville Heroic Post
M. Hull Logan
United States
Canton
Maxine McGowan
Washington
James Cannon
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