Offcers Probe 3 Auto Wrecks In Jamestown
Jamestown November 17 Three traffic accidents were reported with no injuries but two led to court actions. Raymond A Swanson Jr 21 of Greenhurst faced leaving scene charges and pleaded not guilty with case adjourned to December 10 Toby L J Sarpino attorney. Orlo Kenneth Reider 22 of Warren Pa faced reckless driving after a chase ending in a rollover and pleaded guilty with a $50 fine. Police seek four cars involved in a Route 171 incident where Robert Carlson of Lakewood and others collided. Richard Hilter Jr and Frank Sherman Jr were at the scene or involved in subsequent rear collision.
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Jamestown
Allen E. Burgar
Raymond A. Swanson, Jr
Greenhurst
Toby L.J. Sarpino
South Street
Kiantone
Orlo Kenneth Reider
Warren
Relder
Bargar
Route 171
Winchester Road
C. Lawrence Jones
Lakewood
Robert Carlson
Depuy
Richard Hilter, Jr
East Second Street
Frank E. Sherman
Lakeview Avenue
Hiller
Police probe theft of loot valued at 170
Police report a theft from a tug and a downtown cafe with a lock drilled open to reach the E W Sutton engine room. An AB caliber revolver and a ring were taken from the pilot house and a pocket, with items valued around 70, linking suspects to Mickey's Cafe. Burglars also tried two rear doors at the Wilbert and Robert store.
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Wilbert and
Robert All Grow
Skill of Veteran Pilot Saves 14 From Death
DETROIT Nov 17 The calm skill of a veteran pilot saved the 14 passengers of an Eastern Airlines plane that crash landed near Willow Run Airport on Sunday. Capt Thad Royall 32 of Jacksonville Fla piloted the two engine ship which belly landed smoothly on a farm field. Motor trouble developed after takeoff from Willow Run on a flight to Cleveland. After the emergency landing passengers were bused to Willow Run and all but three boarded an Interflug to Cleveland.
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Detroit
Easten Air Lines
Willow Run
Thad Royall
Jacksonville
Fla
R. W. Armstrong
Danville
Pas Sedgers
Cleveland
Inter
Free offer for Deafened Persons brochure available without charge
A pamphlet titled Full-tone Hearing offers practical guidance for deafened individuals. The brochure provides advice and encouragement and is offered at no cost. To receive a copy, send name and address on a penny postcard to Bell Tone Dept. 18, 1450 W 10th St Chicago, Ill.
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Dept
10Th St
Chicago
John Shields Dies After Illness at Home
John Shields of Corry dies after a period of poor health. Born January 21, 1869, he lived at 44 Grove Street and served as financial secretary for the Corry Knights of Columbus. He worked with Climax Locomotive Co and later with its successor firms. Survived by daughter Anna, son Leo, siblings in Cleveland and Detroit, and several relatives. Burial at St. Thomas Cemetery after services at St. Thomas Church.
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John Shields
Corry
Grove Street
Mr. Shields
Anna
W. ©. Shields
Bridget Kirrane
St. Thomas’ Church
Knights of Columbus
Corry Council
Shields
Climax Locomotive Company
Michigan
Climax
Oil City
Cleveland
A. F. Shields
Marcus Hook
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Hundreds Visit Ajax Plant At Open House
Hundreds toured the Ajax plant’s new building on Washington Street during an open house. Visitors viewed assembly areas for the Ajax Ideal twin engines and gas and oil engines, the stockroom and automated elevator, plus a model Ajax drilling engine with reversing feature. The event celebrated the Gerry plant expansion following the Springfield absorption, signaling over three million dollars of added investment in the community.
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Hage One
Washington Street
Ajax-Superior
MMI
Springfield
Assembly Department
Pauty
Ajax Shop
Ajax Flywheel
C.F. Bliss
Ajax
Gerry
Industria
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