Victory despite heavy weather in local election
About 376 voters, 43 percent turnout, elected seven council members and a treasurer amid a winter squall. Incumbents Fehlmatt, Abbey kept seats. Cat Smith is treasurer. Judge Waite led in the orphan court race. local ward results favored Bly and Seholtun. Amendments to abolish county offices and to permit higher debt for Philadelphia were narrowly voted on.
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Biy Jacks
Ibene
Oss Fehlmatt
Guy Abbey
Cat] Smith
Armour ‘Hillstrom
Robert Olt, Jr
Bettes
Ito
Corry Board of Ralication
Eait
Idh
Cwpin Waite
Jess Dhuliante
Orphans’ Court
Becausse
Jude Wale
Eriey
Walte
Hlullngule
GOP
Fred Tambertoro
Cass
Sihile
Paul Watson Am
Raymek
Bul Democratic
Ralph Bly
Clarlé Lord
Eleanor Seholtun
Robert Desmold
Philadelphia
Winners In Erie County Voting
Erie County voters chose a mix of Republicans and Democrats in key offices. The slate includes McKeen Chidsey for judge along with Michael A. Musmanno in the district, with several county commissioners and county officials named in the nonpartisan roll call.
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Erie County
McKeen Chidsey
Michael A. Musmanno
D. Ahxige
Orphans’ Court
J. Orin Waite
Mre¢i Lamberton
Daw Proctor
Louie Reyinck
D. County
Rockwell
Bart
Teagher
Hayes Mc
Six Districts Lift Democrats in Local Races
In nearby districts Columbus and surrounding areas voters favored Democratic candidates for township and school board posts. Glyde Mostenger beat Michael Savko 104-87 for the township assessors, while Hollis Uppermen Wario Morel replaced Walker Gordonard Gerald Thompson on school boards. Fredna Jaquith won alongside Walter Onsler, and Worth Hammond defeated Lester Bowles for the supervisor seat amid a broad Democratic sweep. David Curtis won as constable.
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Columbus
Corm
Fredna Jaquith
Walter Onsler
Wuchler
Worth Hammond
Lester Bowles
David Curtis
Constable
Bindey
Concord Township election yields Republican gains
In Concord Township election results, Harlan Burlingame won the supervisor race over Guy Fralick. Donald Gates and Carl Gates, both Republicans, were elected six-year school directors. Ruth Hammond defeated Mabel Akam for re auditor. About 124 voters participated, most voting Republican.
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Concord Township
Harlan Burlingame
Guy Fralick
Donald Gates
Carl Gates
Schnyt
Brur Largon
Data Ski
Ruth Hammond
Mabel Akam
Wolen
Spring Creek High Race Sees Directors Elected
Voters elected 1A) and 403) to multi year terms on the school board with large majorities. Arch Wyrk and others won positions while Dawrence Morton defeated M. Bent Hurster for a supervisor post. Mrs. Bernard Porter named auditor as Emanuel Robertson becomes constable.
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Spring Creek
Sorina Creek
Lownstip
William Wodarky
Homer Maley
Arch Wyrk
Tom fourVear
Wodersky
Munky
Guy Swan Wixi Kennet Bickler
Wyn Wot
Willie Brooks
Dawrence Morton UR
M. Bent Hurster
Tomasly
Aysesour
Bernard Porter
Mazel Bedred
Vern Suilit
Emanuel
Pete) Robertson
William Brooks
Township Election Returns Highlight GOP Wins and Appointments
Wayne Township voters backed GOP candidates with Harry Burrows defeating Frank Cooper for township supervisor. Carl Fullom and Lejane Cros won a seat on the school board. Leon Proctor secured a four year term, and Frank Harvey was named township auditor amid local race results.
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Wayne Antiship Yeateray
Harry Burrows
Frank Cooper
Carl Fullom
Lejane Cros
Carl Lindberg
Leon Proctor
Roy Ladd
A. van Tassel
Prank Harvey
Towwnstip
Spartansburg election results reshape local officials and council
In a freezing rain voters cast ballots as Republicans gained key offices. Albert Hann and Ken Eastman opponents were defeated for justice and constable positions while Paul McCray won as a county official. Three Republicans William Harrison Lawrence Snapp and Guy Fish joined Edward Weber la Demers on Spartanburg Council with Munde Lindstrom named assessor. 138 Spartansburg voters turned out amid locally contested races as Elgin coverage continues.
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Auenoutsy
Ua Wdeket
Blake Burton
Ian King Bowd
Albert Hann
Dewce Vatameies
Paul McCray
Thns
Pail Gleason
Rexford Stitt
Ken Eastman
Choobourel
Munde Lindstrom
Mssesson
Thomas
Bonda
Scarem
William Harmison
Lawrence ‘Snapp
Guy Fish
Spantansburg
Edward Weber
la Demers
Erie Ballot Yields Dems Sweep City Offices
Erie voters backed Democratic Thomas W. Foley for mayor and county official, with Conavina and Downing winning council seats. Voters rejected bonds for a new city hall and pond taxes while defeating playground bonds. Meadville Titusville Oil City Jamestown results included re elected mayors and council members in partial citywide race wrap.
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Erie
Dewuernts
Beleyes
Herday
Thomas W. Filey
Demonte
Claimance St. Pulling
Republica
Mike Conavina
Charles Downing
Couneis
Demowuty
Andrew Nowak
Poppy Day Sale Set By American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary of Elmer C. Camler Post plans a Poppy Day sale this Friday and Saturday chaired by Mrs. Stewart Long. Proceeds fund the nationwide veterans aid program. Poppies cost five cents, with assistance from local Girl Scout troops and the Rite Rentas headquarters.
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Americam Legion Auxilery
Elmer C. Camler
Stewart Long
Ithe Rite Renta
Waite Narrowly Beats Jialiante in Judge Race
Waite wins a tight race for judge, defeating Jialiante with an unofficial city county tally around 25,107 to 28,895. Republicans gain county control as Lamberton and Procter win county seats, while Rzymek and Watson fall short. City clerk totals show notable Republican turnout and a GOP four year sweep.
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HMI
Jude
Orty
Sulianste
Fee
Gop
Jiullante
Tao
Velleman
Jinst
Ude
Rmd
Iulinnte
Tyid Beens
Briecont
Waite
Weaine L. Hulente
White
Tota
Aml
Fred’ W. Lamberton
Elester
Lamberton
Carl W. Procter
Louis Raymek
Erie
Rrymek
Proctor
Stone
Rzymek
Paul Watson
Milwaukee Bank Robbed of 97000 in Snowbound Heist
Three armed men in a heavy snowstorm held up a Milwaukee northwest side branch banking $97 000. The trio flanked the doorway while a third seized cash into a sheet, then fled in a car driven by a fourth accomplice. Local police investigated the robbery.
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Milwaukee
Fhe
Bulier
L. AL. Walul
Shotgun Death Ruled Murder and Robbery in Small Town
State Police say the shotgun death of Baul Pelisi a 2 year old bachelor farmer was definitely murder and robbery. Pelisi was found dead Saturday at his home near Mammoth. State Police stated valuables were found in the house and indicated a robbery motive.
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Sreengburg
Phy
Baul Pelisi
Peliah
Mammoth
RK. Clark
Petale Wisettown
Reds Offer New Plan To Settle Cease Fire Line
United Nations representatives discussed a Reds proposal for a buffer zone similar to the UN plan but with crucial differences. Brig Gen Henry I Hodes called it a de facto ceasefire, while Brig Gen William B Suckels said no final assessment had been made as Allies review the plan. Western front reports note Chinese assaults and UN counterattacks as fighting continued near Korangpo and along the 38th Parallel.
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Area Ni
United Nations
Tomeriow
Hiller
Umist Agres Po
Maj
Gem Henry I Hodes
Newda Ue UN
William BysNuckels
Jon
Keres
Noy
Rede
Yuehen
Ai Auhward
Korangpo
Pamlel
Alles
CLYMER AREA SHENTERS AS POWER BREAK HITS REGION
Storms and freezing temperatures swept through southwest Chautauqua County causing outages in Clymer and Sherman. Five crews restored transmission by morning while water service resumed after pumps were restarted. Rain measured at 1.07 inches with temps near freezing rising to 8 degrees later.
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Chautauqua
Ines
Clymer
Sherman
Belilne
Tate
Wingara- Lacknort Electrical Company
Mempa Villa
Glymer Water Co
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Atlantin
Carolinas
Cape Hatteras
Eastport
Malone Victor in Da Contest at Pittsburgh
Malone wins Allegheny County district attorney race as James J. Malone defeats Democrat Judge Francis J. O’Connor amid a tough campaign. City results show slow voting with large cross party splits. Republicans retain county commissioners Kane and Fowler. Beer price rise noted on New York markets. liquor taxes and labor costs cited.
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Associated Pres
Aittsburgh
RepMiblical P Party
Allegheny Country District Attorney's
James J. Malone
Elvel
Malone
Trancis J. O'Connor
ikDt
Tate
J. Conley
Kane
Fowler
Walker
Sid
Tnnes ‘Hduf
Senate
John Fine
Wiliam Rahauser
Marc l
O'Connor
Connie
New York
Mav- Hatton
Tip
Sunday Movies OK'd In Wayne
Wayne voters approve Sunday movie showings by a 24 to 49 result with eight affirmatives. Blyth Brothers theatre firm had proposed a cinéma plan for a Warner location in Wayne Township and the Leather district.
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Wayne
Uitmuio
Fuvies
IneAl
Blyth Brothers Theatre Firm
Warner
Caraves Wayne Townshly
Hramehant
Clark Captures Philadelphia Mayoralty by Big Margin
Democratic candidate Clark won the Philadelphia mayoral race by about 128,000 votes over Republican Dr Daniel A Poling, capturing control of city government. The GOP suffered its worst defeat in the city’s history as Democrats swept 40 of 31 council seats and gained key offices.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Rile
Sly Cominiler
Demeph
Sil Clarke
Daniel A Poling
Baptist Waruhel
Clark
jDinky
Paling
Th Way & Landside
Clarte-led
Della~ Cvntic Lckeb
Clark Sax
Richardson Daworth
Dilworths
Mickaeh
Foley
Dilworth
Pratt
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Joseph Carrige
Paul Harris
Tate Wilson D. Gillette
Uth
Karl
King
Albert ©. Vaughn
Michael A. Musmuniso
McKeen Chidsey
Reading
Easton
Allentown
Bradford
Carbondale
Greensurg
York
Senate Crime Committee
Ube Chy
Fwilsdeiphin
Guthrokives
Big Three unveil new proposals to ease UN tensions
The Big Three plus the United States Britain and France plan new measures likely to influence the sixth UN General Assembly. Proposals expected to address a postwar world order including Germany and Austria and a neutral commission to study German elections amid Russian reluctance.
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Breas
Britatty
le Conmilinfsenh
Mid Webb
General Assembly
United Nations
France
Vincent Auriol
Truman
America Riation
United State
Korea
Moscow
United States
Britai
Trance
Aule Girman
Campaign Launch to Aid Second Malle Seer Witi Hee
A community appeal was launched to fund treatment for a second victim of multiple sclerosis, Mrs Michael Ficcirillo of East Pleasant Street. Berkhous Disposal operator Clifford Ross and local residents organized the drive, with donations mailed to the Berkhous office on West Washington Street for an accounting committee.
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Corryne
Berkhous
Frank
Perry
Michael Ficcirillo
East Pleasant Street
Mery
Clifford Ross
Brook Street
Olean
Plecirilio
Perennallty
Berihous
West Washin
Ton Strest
Mtr Berichols
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Ralph Ely
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Geary
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Spartansburg
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Blein
Veibers Lund
Elente
Leon Wrishl
William Lard
Richard
DEMS
Flatley
Downing
Cannovine
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Meadville City
Councy
Charles McKay
Aint Earl Huil
Erie Railroad
Frank Steinle
Lawrie Hock
W Tormmer
Messvillé Central Labor Union
Meadville Com[fatantey
Titusville
Haimpton
Reyatli
Robent C. Newell
Hampton
Newell
Sarah Nevins
Wil Jhimi H. Stocker
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Oil City
William A. Morel
Mesh Courtly
Paul DB
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Mayer Morck
Lake D Steflee
Dale F. Logan
Nilliay
L. Marvin Weller
John H. Wanstoncroft
Benjamin G. McFate
Hendin A. Best
Jamestown
Stanley A. Weeks
Greater
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Waite Nips
Jialiante
Ruymek
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