Local Erie Yard Delay and Community Notices
Eastbound Erie train No 2 delay in the west end yards on arrival. boiler line repairs were quick due to nearby galvanizer. Real estate transfer recorded in Erie County Court House for Dorothy Haskins to Walters Loveland. Willard C Cox of Titusville reappointed YMCA general chairman for ninth year. Marriage license applications filed for Dutton Hurlbut and Margaret Thomas. Joseph W Firth and Mary Ann Rittenhouse. Seven divorce decrees granted in Erie County Court House. two probated wills. Patty Farrington, seven, in fair condition after Cleveland Clinic surgery. repeated malignant tumor removal. Lawrence Watrous and spouse purchased 159 Ohio Street. Cory Post Office hours set for Armistice Day. rural carriers not operating. Real estate transfer Evertt Millerux to Everett Irvine Miller recorded. Eldridge Beardsley injured elbow at Corry Jamestown plant. later released. George Padin treated for finger injury from machine at Irwin Mfg Co Garland.
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Crawford County Court House
Meadville
Paul Dutton Hurlbut
Corry
Margaret Belle Thomas
Diamond
Joseph W. Firth
Mary Ann Rittenhouse
Spartansburg
B.C
Taft Shows Amazing Vote Strength In Ohio Senate Race
Taft surged to a commanding lead in Ohio defeating Democrat Joseph T. Ferguson by a margin of 984,072 votes as results came in from 9422 of 10,886 precincts. Governor Frank Lausche backed Taft and won a third term, while Republican Don H. Bright trailed for the Senate seat.
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Columbus
Rod Alphonso Taft
U. S. Senate
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Iabor
Ohio
Ferguson
Frank J. Lausche
Don H. Bbright
Sunday Movies Vote Keeps Connellsville Theater Closed
Dunbar residents voted to keep the eye theater closed on Sunday. A bill to permit Sunday mov ies was defeated 215 to 102. The vote follows local sentiment in the Connellsville area.
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Connellsville
Dunbar
Here
Dilworth Looks Ahead After Loss in Pennsylvania Governorship
Philadelphia Naval dispatch reports former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richardson Dilworth reflecting on his defeat to Republican John Fine. He cites limited statewide recognition and questions Korea War impact. Dilworth plans to stay in politics and focus on serving as Philadelphia city treasurer while gearing for 1954 gubernatorial race.
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ASSOC
Rem
Philadelphia
Nav
Richardson Dilworth
John
Pennsylvania
U.S
Francis J. Myers
James H. Duff
Dilworth
Erie waitress missing from home in Erie
Dolores Teshare a 19 year old waitress at the Pulakos store was reported missing by her mother Beatrice Nichols. She was last seen Friday at 10th and State streets in Erie according to police.
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Erie
Dolores Teshare
Miss Tesare
Pulakos
Beatrice Nichols
Gore
Probe Death Of Erie Woman 69
Erie investigation opened after Mrs. Mary Christine Hamilton aged 68 died at St. Vincent’s Hospital from shock and injuries to her left hand from a clothes wringer accident at her home on October 24. She was a Oberlin native, widow of George Hamilton, and survived by daughter Bessie Hamilton and her mother Mrs. Thomas A. Hylind of Denver Colorado.
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W. Wood
Mary Christine Hamilton
St. Vincent's Hospital
Democrats cling to control of Congress amid labor clash
Poorly edited dispatch reports Democrats clinging to Congress despite labor opposition and Taft Hartley repeal fears. Article notes Republican gains in several states, labor leaders overturning candidates, and Arvy quitting as Chicago Democratic central committee chair with potential future appointment. Mentions senators and election bylines in a fragmented summary.
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Uoupmuea
Ragenu
Acheson
Tatl
Western
Europe
Ohio
Arvey
Chicago
Jack Arwy
Cook County
Democratate Central
Illinois
Duff Loses Gut In His Home Borough
In Carnegie Pennsylvania Governor James H Duff won a U S Senate seat but lost his home precinct Duff carried the Third precinct Second ward 569 votes to Francis J Myers 417 Complete returns from the boroughs six districts gave Myers 2178 Duff 2089
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Duff
Associated Press
Carnegie
Goveror
James H. Duff
U.S
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Borough
Francis J. Myers
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West End
Dorothy Haskins al
Walters, Loveland
First Ward
Erie, County Court House
Willard C. Cox
Titusville
YMCA
Mr. Cox
Erie County Court House
Ethel L. Smiley
Union City
Patty Farrington
Clarence Farrington
Second Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Lawrence Watrous
Hatch Street
Ohio Street
Erma Linea
Cory
Everett Millerux
Everett Irvine Miller
East Main Street
Eldridge Beardsley
R. D
Corry-Jamestown
Corry Hospital
Beardsley
George Padin
Grand Valley
Corry Hospita
Padin
Irwin Mfg. Co
Dt Garland
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Ruorzree
Gruen
Gruen Symphony
Heiman’s For Diamonds
Bowers
Emblem Oil CO
N.center St
W.L. Armitage, Sr
Plymouth
R&h
Borstorff & Fitch
DeSoto
First Ave
Congress
Maryland
Elbert D.thomas
Uish
Missouri
California
Idaho
Miinois
Mary- Jang
Utah
Lucas
Myers
Millard B. Tydings
Lunder
Crisco
Page & Nichols
E. Main
Nueva Olco Lake
Pillsbury
Richard
Widmann’s
Widmann‘s
Yanky
Gemey
DuBarry
Richard Hudnut
Widmann's
New York
Dodge
Richard Wold
Glendenning Motorways, Inc
Sc. Paul
Wold
Minnesota
O. E. Chapman
Pacific Intermountain Express
Oakland
Calif
Chapman
Colorado
Robert Rudesill
Glendenniog Motorways, Inc
St. Paul
Rudesill
Harry W. Pollock
Johnson Motor Lines, Inc
Baltimore
Pollock
R. D.wallace
Charlotte
Wallace
North Carolina
Frank Kirkpatrick
Columbia River Truck Coy
Portland
Kirkpatrick
Oregon
Martin Motor Sales
West South Street
Saent
Coleman
Meerdink’s Home
West Main and
Spring Streets
Dandee
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