Auto truck crash kills Ohio couple near Emlenton
Carl G. Johnson 40 and his wife Gwen Johnson 40 died in a Route 38 collision near Emlenton. Their three year old son, Carl Johnson Sr, survived with shock. Investigation by State Policemen Bar tos h and Adamus found a 1944 truck driven by Charles Richard Berlin 19 of Emlenton struck the Johnson convertible. An inquest set for 7:30 p m today in the Clarion courthouse.
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Emlenton
Oil City
Oct. S
Youngstown
Clarion Barracks
Carl G. Johnson
Gwen Johnson
Johnson
Bruck
Berlin
Bina
Maurice Dinberg
Venan County
Sheri W. C. Long
Clarion Ty
Clarion
Mrs Varie Eva Crowell Dies After Illness
Mrs Vernie Eva Crowell widow of Edward J Crowell died last evening at 7 oclock at the home of her daughter Mrs Walter Gates of R D 3 She had been ill five weeks born in Wayne township March 43 1877 and lived here all her life The family home was west of the city on Route 6 Survived by daughter Mrs Gates brother Glenn Miller four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral Friday at 2 at Davison Funeral Home with interment in McCray Cemetery
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Mars
Vernie
Eva Crowell
Edward J. Crowell
Walter Gates
R. D
Crowell
Wayne Township
Gates
Area Milk Dealers Await Word on Price
Area milk dealers and local merchants await a federal court ruling in Pittsburgh on a government price case. The OPS seeks an injunction to stop Allegheny County dealers from selling milk above OPS ceilings, which are lower than the state control commission.
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OPS
Federal District Consul
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
T Tebots Brig
Pillsbures
Deslery
UK Control Commission
Pennsylvania
Golan Leon
Leo Kulley
Snd
Millcreek Man Sued Over Alimony in Erie Court
In Erie on Oct 3 a Millcreek man was named defendant in a $20,900 bank alimony suit filed in county court by attorney Thomas B. OConnor for Mrs Emelia Storael of Brooklyn New York. The suit alleges Jules Stornel of Erie owes $2000 in arrears on a New York Supreme Court order issued June 22, 1929 calling for $20 weekly alimony.
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Millcreek
Erie
Millcreek Townsip
Thomas B. O'Connor
Emelia Storael
Brooklyn
O'Connor
Jule Stornel
Supreme Court
New York City
Koreans Celebrate Founding Day At Pusan
Koreans marked the 4284th birthday of their country in Pusan as many worship Tangun as the holy founder. The observance underscored national pride with ceremonies and traditional reverence for the nation’s legendary origin.
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Pusan
Korea
Tangun
Descendant of Two Presidents Slain in San Francisco
Dorothea Willard Hooker, descendant of Presidents Adams, traveled from Newport to claim her daughter Dorothea 28, found slain by her common law husband Cahill in a dingy San Francisco flat. Cahill, intoxicated, killed Dorothea with a butcher knife as she woke, then sat beside the nude body in a three day wake before surrendering to police. She hopes for eventual good to rise from the tragedy and cites alcohol as a root cause.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Dorothea Willard Hooker
Thomas Gahi
Bellop
Hooker
Newport
R. 1
John Adams
John Quilacy Adams
Cahill
Dorothea
Richard S. Hooker
Fourth Marines
China
Catuill
East
Michael
Cyhill
Sin
Surgeons reprimanded for sterilization lapse at Guam Hospital
At Guam Memorial Hospital two surgeons Dr August Darbe vies and Dr Edward Fulks were reprimanded for failing to sterilize a patient who claimed his wife had been advised she should not bear more children. Hospital director Tyr Mathis denied formal discharge but confirmed reprimand.
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Py apsvomaeUeres
Guam
Guam Memorial Hospital
August Darbevies
Edward Fulks
Tyr Austin Mathis
Matthis
Baylor Medical School
Waco
Texas
William Silverman
Sid
Allied War Games Underway in Germany with 150000 troops
Allied forces stage large scale exercise in West Germany near Mannheim to practice ground and air defense against a simulated enemy attack. Parachute drops, tanks, and armored units participate as General Thomas Handy observes the operation marking the largest Allied maneuver in Europe since the war.
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Aassocleone
Mannheim
Germany
West Germany
East
Gulfil
Europe
Riine
Thomas T Handy
le European Command
Nominated to Resources Board by President Truman
President Truman named Jack Gorvie, a former Washington state newspaperman, to be chairman of the National Security Resources Board. Gorvie, a close associate of former Washington Governor Mon Wallgren, has acted as chairman of the NLRB since W. Stuart Symington resigned last April to head the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Washington
Det
Truman
Jack
Gorvie
National Security Resources Board
Mon G. Wallgren
NLRB
W. Stuart Symington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Plush provisions for plane plant pickens
Long Beach Calif Ort 3 With 10000 of Its members on strike at the Douglas Atreras plant here the CIO United Auto Workers set up a picket headquarters Including a free harbor shop a commissary feeding 200 men a day a first aid station and a free shoe shine stand The willow strike September 5 in Adinpileiver wages and during bondi tons.
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Long Beach
Calif
Cio-United Auto Workers
Alow Handy Veh
State delegates to be uninstructed in S2
Gov. John Fine of Pennsylvania predicted at the Governors Conference in Gatlinburg that a majority of Pennsylvania’s 70 delegates will go uninstructed at the 1952 Republican nominating convention. He said he has no differences with Senator James Duff beyond occasional differing opinion and did not back Eisenhower or any other candidate.
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Associated Res
Gatlinburg
Tenn
John
Fine
Pennsylvania
Optilon
Senate
James Duff
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Third New Kensington Banker Arrested in Embezzlement Case
FBI agents arrest Otto R. Grotefend, 51, of First National Bank in New Kensington, amid embezzlement allegations totaling about 530000. The operation marks the seventh such case in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia within a year, with the bank facing nearly 3 million in losses. Grotefend reportedly admitted sole responsibility for the shortage and said he used bank funds to gamble at slot machines.
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Fred Aalliard
FBI
Charnge
Pressburgh
Grotefend
William P Snuetter
Sid Grotefend
Grotef
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Paramount Picture
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Ben-Gay
Lux
Arlton DuPont
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White & Wychofe
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Acaderma Soap
Max Factor
Coty
Dorothy Perkins
Dorothy Perking Deodorant
D'Orsay
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Faberge Bath Perfume
Yardley Hand Cream
Richard Hudnut
Pene
Roger & Gallet Dry Perfume Reg
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Howe
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