Stolen car report amid highway delays and local incidents
Police logged a Saturday report of a Gerald Bissell owned car stolen, later found undamaged near where the owner’s brother in law Sherman Little may have parked it. In Franklin, a vehicle skidded on ice injuring none, while a second crash damaged a Plymouth. Traffic delays occurred at a highway cutoff near Slippery Point and a post office alarm disrupted routes. A marriage license was issued to George Klein and Anna Burchick, with licenses sought by John Kinney and Margaret Haight. Real estate transfers included Keppel to Gilbert and Gilbert to Satterlee. An Oldsmobile was recovered after a string of thefts. Route 6 was hazardous with several wrecks between Union City and Erie. Public notices touched on fat salvage drives and labor board actions against Clark Brothers.
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Gerald Bissell
Titusville
Pringle
Erle
George Ktein
Clymer
Anna E. Burchick
Exie
John B Kinney
Bradford
Margaret H. Haight
Corry
Dodge car sales report from M. J. Martin & Son agency
The M. J. Martin & Son agency sold two Dodge cars today to local customers. William J. Greer of Centerville purchased a 1% tom standard Dodge, while Nick Michaelson of Union City bought a 2 Ms ton model featuring a new vacuum shift control.
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M. J. Martin & Son
William J. Greer
Centerville
West South Street
Nick Michaelson
Russia Iran tension alarms world as UN eyes Azerbaijan
Allied observers report growing alarm over Russia and Iran in Azerbaijan igniting fears of a UN peace challenge. The United States seeks details on Russian armed activity while Tehran accuses Red Army of limiting Transcaucasian forces. Molotov indicated Russia would respect Iranian sovereignty but pilots ongoing friction remains unresolved amid UN meeting plans in London.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Itnver
Azerbayjan
United Nations
Unitas
Rusia
Anerbaijan
Red Army
Tran
Tisun
Navy releases father of five from the Erie
Seaman 1st Class Wil fim Van Geem, husband of Genevieve Shirley, was discharged Friday at Sampson Naval Training Station. Van Geem, a former American Boiler Works employee, is the father of five children including Jimmy nine and Judith five. He served in the 12 months at the Phelps theater and took part in the invasion of Oklimt. He previously attended Academy High.
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Erie
Wilfim
van Geem
Genevieve Shirley
Sampson Naval Tranning Station
Sampson
N.Y
van Grem
Jimmy
Judy
Vj Landa
Gary
Ralpie
American Boiler Works
Phelfié Theater
Oklimt
Academy Hight
Easing Off Whisky Rations Begins in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports that state stores will sell 125000 cases of whisky without rationing as part of a plan to lift limits. A new two week period opens for scarce brands with individuals allowed one fifth of a gallon per two weeks. Retail licenses may buy unlimited unrationed whisky and up to ninety percent of needs for rationed brands.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Tiquor Control
Bosret Pub
Pennsylvania
Chatman
Frederick T. Gelder
Obituary for Cony baker Oluf Wellejus dies at 60
Oluf Wellejus, a renowned Cony baker of about forty years, died Sunday morning at Corry Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born in Denmark January 26 1869, he lived in Corry most of his life and belonged to several fraternal orders. Survived by two sons, two grandsons, a brother in Denmark, and three grandchildren. his wife died seventeen years ago. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at Davison Funeral Home, Pine Grove Cemetery burial.
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Owe Wellejus
Ultaen of
Cony
Cory Hospital
Wellejus
Cleveland Clinic
East Mule Street
Corry Hosital
Denmark
Corey
Port Lion
Lutheran Church
Masonic Blue Lodge
Coudersport
Corry
Kel Wellejus
Jamestown
Hans Welleins
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Davison Funeral Home
Stamps Amid Boom as Collectors Drive Prices
Washington Post reports a stamp market surge with collectors driving prices higher. Auctions show a 1892 Canadian twelve-penny black selling for 7,500 and dealers noting a $10,000 yearly sales rise. the Postal Service Philatelic Agency posted a record 2,490,406.50 dollars in receipts. Wealthy collections enter auctions, including parts of Hetty Green’s holdings yielding substantial sums.
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Tee
Washington
Post Office
Philatelic
Prlatelic Agency
Vollestors
Deslers
Jak
Rtra
Ol SO
Airmail Stamp Varieties Fetch Record Price
Five stamps from a single sheet of the 1918 M4 cent airmail issue carried an upside down airframe error. A block of four sold for $2,000, setting a record for U S stamps.
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U. S
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Albert N
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Asi Wayne
Albert
Byron A. Satterlee
Cor
Harley Marsit
Allert
Robert D. Stevens
Keine Street
Arthur Lil
Union City
Franklin
Elizabeth Me~ Cool
Bleakley Hil
Franklin News-Herald
Department of Agriculture
Ameritar Fat Salvage Committee
Clark Brothers Company
Olean
National ‘Labor Relations Board
Gilbert Scobell
Reed Street
Scobell
Camry
Oak Hill
Waterford
Kearsarge
Ime
Steel Magazine
Howard Pier
West Bouth Street
Bill Revers
John CG. Krizanik
Cons
San Antonio
Austin
Krimnite
B. A. Rockwell
Pennsylvania Farm Biren Cooperative
Meadville
Bruce H. Whitenight
Production and Marketing Administration
Field Service
White Wight
Canada
Maine
Border States
Harry Oswalt
Cory
Caunnell Bluffs
Town
Arlington Hotel
Oil City
Kane
Morrison Run
Warren
Waller HL. Scott
Pittsburgh
Robert Long
Aero Plant
CFA
Kenneth Young
Shedy Avenue
Montgomery Ward
Young
Sev
U. S. Department
Iran
Europe
NAVY
Father OF Five
Fletcher
Castoria
Oluf Wellejus
Army Dental Corps
Rronar & Keott
Perk
Esso
East Smith St
Dial
Anne
TS. Kelsey
O.D
N. Center St
U.S. No
Spring Lake Milk Campbell's Tomato Soup
Crisco
Orchard Park
Tbs
Horry
Nees
Celfe
PaKilion
Visdsa
Ennsylvania Electric Company
E. T. Cherry
Bear Army
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