Boy Saves Family From Carbon Monoxide Fumes in Lakewood
One year old Thomas Rose alerted neighbors after carbon monoxide inhalation felled his grandmother Flora Rudd, aunt Betty J. Rudd, and four siblings. Lakewood Rescue Squad revived the two women with oxygen. the children aged 8 5 and 1 received treatment. Fire Chief Bramstrong cited a defective heater as the source.
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Jamestown
Lakewood
Flora Rudd
George Rudd
Betty J. Rudd
Donald
Penny
Thomas Rose
Rudd
Thomas
Warren Choate
Choate
Mie
Larry
Bramstrong
Edward Rose
Navy
Dynamiters Blast Four Strip Mines In Butler County
Four surface coal mines in Butler County were blown by dynamiters causing up to 200 000 dollars in damage. None of the workers were harmed. Pits affected were non union operations including Richard and Brundage Coal Co Mine in Parker Township Edwin Toy Mine near North Washington Boyle Coal Co near Butler and Lucas Engineering Co Mine Summit Township with varied losses.
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Associated Press
Butler
Butler County
Richard and Brundage Coal Co
Parker Township
Edwin Toy
North Washington
Boyle Coal Co
Lucas Engineering Co
Summit Township
Funeral service and burial for local resident held at Bracken-Keating
Rev Charles Lincoln officiated at the service at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home at 2 pm with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Glerm Ernest Carl Vern and Ivin Chelton and Lyle Blakeslee. Distances attended from Mr and Mrs Granville Bailey, Olin Burnside, Garland, Merle Miller, David Main, Walter Main and Norma, Rob er and Donna Main, Warren, Hubert Miller, Wesleyville, Hans Miller Eric, George Smith Wattsburg, Wayne Brandt Enon Valley, Pa, Joanna Crowell and Richard Crowell Elyria, Leonard Spicer Shefield, Carl Miller Ruth Vincent Trumans, Pa, Mabel Chiverton Perry, Robert L Chiverton Warren everton and Robert Chiverton, Rochester, Myron Miller J Miller Forest Grove Or.
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Charles Lincoln
Little Mope
Bracken-Keating
Pine Grove
Glerm
Ernest
Carl
Vern
Ivin Chelton
Lyle Blakeslee
Granville Bailey
Olin Burnside
Garyland
Merle Miller
David Main
Walter Main
Norma
Rober
Donna Main
Warren
Hubert Miller
Wesleyville
Hans Miller
Eric
George Smith
Service yesterday for Mrs Anna Colegrove
The funeral for Mrs Anna Colegrove was held yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock at the Bricken Keating Funeral Home with Dr Elmer Ortner of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church officiating Relatives served as bearers and temporary interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum Attending from away were Mr and Mrs Paul Gibson Youngsville Mrs Robert Deacon Mrs Lillian Wagner Mrs Anna Kinz and Andrew Hoffman Rochester NY Mr and Mrs Irwin Johnson Spartansburg and Mr and Mrs Milton Wykoff and family Sherman
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Anna. gGaleerove
Bricken- Keating
Elmer Ortner
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bear
Kenneth
Harold Swart
Ray
Clarence
Gary Dingfelder
Alton Armitage
Pine Grove
Cemetry
Paul Gibson
Youngsville
Robert Deacon
Lillian Wagner
Anna ‘Kinz
Andrew Hoffman
Rochester
N. Yj
Irwin Johnson
Spartansburg
Milton Wykoff
Sherman
Heart attack fatal to steelworkers head candidates
Speculation centers on two men Allan Haywood and Walter Reuther for CIO administrator roles. Haywood, aged 60, veteran organizer. Reuther, 45, popular but may avoid dual high offices amid duties. Vietminh push more troops into southern bank of Black River after capturing Quinh Nhai in Northwest Indo China.
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Uonumien
Allan
Haywood
CIO
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
HANDI
Vietminh
Black River
Quinh Nhai
Lai Chau
Oil City Man 71 Dies After Auto Crash
Harvey E. Truby of Jamestown died from injuries suffered in a Saturday auto crash. Ruth D. Thacker of Erie, driving, grazed an oncoming car, swerved out of control and hit a tree. Thacker remained in fair condition at Jamestown Hospital. Truby was a passenger in her car.
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Oil City
Jamestown
Harvey E. Truby
Clity
Ruth D. Thacker
Erie
Winners Named by Columbus Grocery Store Opening
New Columbus grocery store opened on Saturday run by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ficcardi announced door prize winners. Winners include Twila Ross Norberta Kane Mrs Albert Fox Mrs John Kane Gerald Hammond and Mrs Robert Wickwire for baskets of groceries. Garl Still Twila Ross Carl Still and Herbert Heidler for baskets of fruit. J H Reagle won the ham door prize.
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Pissons
Columbus
Joseph Ficcardi
Twila Ross
Norberta Kane
Albert Fox
John Kane
Gerald Hammond
Robert Wickwire
Garl Still
Carl Still
Herbert Heidler
Three Held in Jefferson Bank Loot Case
In Uniontown Pennsylvania two women and a man face charges for the First National Bank robbery in Jefferson. Henry Hayes 39 Dorothy Briggs 28 and Patricia Allen 22 all from Brownsville allegedly shared most of the stolen funds. Lena Mae Pugh 23 and Dawn W. Crable 49 are linked to the hotel room loot and have admitted involvement. All but 399 dollars recovered from the bank theft totaling 1498 dollars.
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Sete Sere Uniontown
First National Bank
Jeferson
Lela
Henry Hayes
Dorothy Briggs
Patricia Allen
Brownsville
Louge
Hayes
Lena Mae Pugh
Pugh
Dawn W. Crable
Monessen
J. C. Gray
Marauding Bear Loots Area Hives Near Union City
A 200 pound bear raided nine bee hives on Ox Bow Hill seven miles east of Union City. Owner Daniel L. Lewis reported the incident to game protector Elmer Simpson and George Burdick of Tidioute investigated. The bear made two raids and has not been seen since likely headed for safer grounds. Damages expected around 100 dollars. Ancestry note about Saxon King Egbert appears in text.
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Union City
Ox Bow Hill
Daniel L. Lewis
Elmer Simpson
George Burdick
Tidioute
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Western Pennsylvania Boy Scout Movement
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Indiana
Anna Colegrove
Katherine
North Center Street
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Groucho
Desoto
Jefferson Bank
Armstrong
Corson
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Topp
Egbert
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Florida
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