State offices close for Thanksgiving observance in Crawford County
The Journal notes state officials and employees will not publish tomorrow and will observe Thanksgiving at home. Keystone Kraut Pickle Co in Cambridge Springs faces a sheriff sale on December 12 though processing continues under contracts with local farmers. A Crawford County court allows continued processing, with sale of all farm buildings and equipment planned. Police report a series of livestock incidents including a 1947 turkey heifer slaughter and a 195? Brown Swiss heifer shoot, arrests and ongoing investigations. A Thanksgiving service is announced for First Church of Christ Scientist, and a utility pole accident is reported on East Main Street. The Crawford County Fair ended in the black by 203, and turkey prices are down 3 to 6 cents per pound from 1948 levels according to economist Reuben Slesinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Kraut Pickle Co
Cambridge Springs
Herbert Mook
Crawford County
Titusville Trust Company
Francis Hites
Route 3
Conneautville
Theodore Giddings
Ashtabulah
Sinte Po- Wee
Giddings
A. R. Roggenkamp
Route 1
Titusville
Kidney Fatigue and Divorce Actions in Erie County
The notice mentions kidney fatigue causing pain and backache and reports two new divorce actions filed in Erie County courts. It also advertises Thompson's Tablets for relief and notes deer season opening in New York State with Nimrods warned to hunt from Friday morning for six days ending November 30, with only pucks allowed on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muany Sumef
Erie County
Thompson
New York State
Nimrods
City police report a domestic dispute at Corry Center Street
Police were called to a South A marriage license center area yesterday when a fight broke out. The alleged assailant was Michael Kallen and the victim Gertrude Wood declined to press charges. The cause of the dispute was not learned.
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Ton South
Center Street
Erie County Court
Michael Kallen
Gertrude Wood
Botl
Corry
Cers
Massed Chinese defenses reported in Korea front
U S First Corps patrols probe six miles into north west front while Chinese prepare two mountain defense lines six to eleven miles north. U S First Cavalry on the right encounters Reds on high ground five miles north of Yongbyon as ROK forces clash with foraging units behind the UN line south of Pakchon. Guerrilla fighting intensifies in western Korea as two ROK Second Division regiments assault Chunchon, northeast of Seoul.
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Conpmea
U.S. First Corps
First Corps
U. S. First Cavalry
Yongbyon
ROK First Division
Pakchon
Sinuiju
Korea
ROK
Chunchon
Seoul
Lumber Mill Raps Union Tactics in Blockville
In Blockville on November 22 Green Brothers Lumber Company defended its policy to run its business independently amid a dispute with Local 649 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Nine drivers announced they would withdraw from the local, led by business agents Berett Thompson and A. S. Cummings, amid pressure to sign a new contract.
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Blockville
Green Brothers Lumber Company
Interational Brotherhood of Teamsters
Focal
Berett Thompson
A. S. Cummings
Brutal contract draft mirrors company letterers in report
A Buffalo lawyer sent a proposed driving contract described as brutal. The Jamestown lumber firm reports a nearly identical assessment by its own counsel, noting similar concerns with the terms and conditions.
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Buffalo Lumber Company
Jamestown
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State Officials and
Capital
First Church of Christ, Scientist
East Main Street
Thomas Alcorn, Jr
Alcorn
Reuben Slesinger
University of Pittsburgh
Slesinger
Krewstone VanCise
Powell
North Center Street
General Electric
Meerdink
West Main and
Spring Streets
Federal Reserve Board
C. M. William
Wilhelm
Troy Walker
Soulh Center
Corry- Jamestown
Mig. Corp
Corry Hospital
Walker
Mary Malek
Masan
Emblem Oil Co
N. Center St
W.L. Armitage, Sr
New Barn
Urphy
Carolina Moon
Denier
Grace and Bonheur
Murphy’s
Miniature Western Ranch
Rayon
Reyon Gahardine
Reyon Juana
Corry, Pennsylvania
Stahl Jewelers
South Center
Lor
Smart Women’s Shop
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