Census estimates and local civic notes in Warren area
The Census Bureau puts the U S population at about 162 947 000 on September 1. Warren council blocks Loblaw plan to build a downtown supermarket after three remonstrances totaling over 20 percent of residents. An Interstate Commerce Commission approval allows a 1 mile rail line abandonment in Pennsylvania linking Kinzua and Westline. Mrs Eva Reed treated for injuries after a fall at Wright School cafeteria. Christmas shopping hours to extend in Titusville with Saturday openings. Tractor panel glass broken on a Titusville area tractor. Five Titusville grocers delay hearing on uncooked foods. John Winebolt killed crossing Route 665 near Driftwood. Weather forecast issued for Western Pennsylvania and adjacent areas. A collie with Warren County license found at Mrs Nagel’s home. owner contacted. Elizabeth Crowe moved to Corty Memorial Hospital for further care. False fire alarm at 317 William Street traced to a prank by a drunk.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railway
Pennsylvania
Kinzua
Warren County
Westline
McKean County
Eva Reed
Raymond Ment
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wright School
State Bar Backing Three Superior Court Judges For Reelection
A Non Partisan Lawyers Committee for Sitting Judges of the Superior Court announced by Pennsylvania Bar Association President J Campbell Brandon will campaign for the reelection of President Judge Chester H Rhodes Judge F Slair Ross and Judge Robert E Woodside Woodside seeks his first full 10 year term after appointment by Gov John S Fine The group backs Rhodes and Ross as Democrats and Woodside on both party lines Carded as candidates in the primary were George W Griffith and Woodside with Griffith from Cambria County Common Pleas Court
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Butler
Pennsylvania Bar Association
State Superior Court
Superior Court
J Campbell Brandon
Bar Association
Chester H. Rhodes
F. Slair Ross
Robert £. Woodside
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Woodside
George W. Griffith
Cambrian County Common Pleas Court
Rhodes
Ross
John S. Fine
Local resident identified by tavern tip to police
A driver from the No 1 fire station told police he recognized a caller's voice and named a local resident who had been seen in a tavern earlier that evening on William Street.
School construction work lagging reported continued
The school board approved hiring for high cafeteria staff at specific hourly rates and hours, authorized officials to attend professional meetings, raised the high school secretary salary, funded farm show trips for students, and rejected purchasing the Freno home due to costly renovations. The meeting also approved tax exonerations, use of Fourth Ward playground for Halloween events, and routine bills.
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Velma McCray
Elsie Shepherd
Ralph Morris
Lucille Davis
Howard Sheen
Harold Wolfe
Harrisburg
Douglas
Bedford Springs
Florence Pond
State Farm Show
Corry
Concord
Fourth Ward
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Loblaw's Inc
Loblaws
Titusville
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Chamber of Commerce
Charles Schoenfeld
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Avenue
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John Winebolt
Rockton
Clearfield County
Driftwood
Albony Biondi
Renova
W. H. Bush
Cameron County
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
George Nagel
Wayne Street
Fred Williams
Sugar Grove
Elizabeth Crowe
Erie
Hamet Hospital
Corty Memorial Hospital
Stanford Hose Co
William Street
Crosby Bush
Main St
Corby
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St Corry, Pa
Powell Loan and Finance Co
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Hummelstown
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Katherine
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