Property vandalism complaint and local notices
A Norwich area report notes windows broken at a building on Worth Street and a pre Halloween vandalism inquiry seeking responsible youths. It mentions a fire chief retirement after 36 years, a custody hearing, a speeding fine, factory water restrictions in Ripley, and Erie Railroad directors gathering in Jamestown for a get together. Also listed are a real estate transfer in Wayne Township, a Linesville stop on a Dewey train, parking meter revenue in Pennsylvania, and the Scottish Highlanders postponing a Lyceum show due to illness.
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Erle Railroad
Erle
Jamestown
Erie
Bonnie Darrow
Elzie McClintock
Wayne Township
Dewey
Erie County Court House
Yes
Linesville
Snubben
Trial halted as Miketish cited with mumps
The trial of 26 year old George Miketish for his wife’s murder was paused when doctors diagnosed him with mumps. Court reconvened after attorney Gavin McCoy announced that Dr. William Murray and Dr. F. E. Guenter confirmed the diagnosis last night.
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George Miketish
Gavin McCoy
William Murray
F. E. Guenter
Walter Gretzler Buried at Pine Grove
Funeral service for Walter J. Gretzler was held at Bracken Kealing Funeral Home with Rev. Gilbert L. Baya officiating. Active bearers included Desmond Loveland Elston Hinman Webb McGray and Whitehead. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery conducted by Veterans Council with color bearers and firing squad. Attending from away were Gretzler relatives and friends. South Carolina recognizes no grounds for divorce.
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Walter J. Gretsler
Bracken-Kealing
Gilbert L. Baya
Ing
Robert H. Desmond
Howard Loveland
Sidney B. Elston
Carl Hinman
Webb McGray
Tracy Whitehead
Bell Telephone Company
L. 0. Bailey
E. D. Hudson
P. J. Eniepkamp
Albert Carlburgnd
Lyle Houghtling
Frank Gravito
Richard Orn
Volar Quaffis
Alfred Morrison, Jr
Donald Betts
Butch Gordon
Claude Weber
Herman Burlingame
Karl Gates
William Allen
Lynford Chase
James O'Brien, Jr
Bugier
Cony
Amelia, Gretzler
Walter H. Gretzler
I. O. Batley
B.D. Hudson
8. Gibson
F. L. Maine
McKeesport
Edward I Gretzler
New York City
Lawrence Gretzler
Williamsville
N.Y
Duane Miller
Nancy Miller
Chester Thompson
Kenyon Gretzler
Buffalo
Adam Rohr
Alvina Rohr
Leonard
Robert Rohr
Dunkirk
Leslie Smith
Clymer
Amish Men Sentenced to 20 Days for School Refusal
Four Amish men in Salisbury Pennsylvania were ordered to 20 days in jail after refusing to send their children to school. Justice Clarence Maust noted fines of 20 dollars each remained unpaid, following a prior 12 day sentence for the same offense. The men argued the school is unnecessary, saying education ends when high school is reached and would deter farming.
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Amsuaseu
Elk Lick
Amos Yoder
GE Announces New Ceramic Radio Tube
SCHENECTADY NOV Oct 13 The General Electric Company announced today the development of a radio tube made of ceramic materials Dr G Suits vice president and research director said the new tube was superior to glass in producing small radio waves few inches in length Since tubes used for microwaves must be small and must operate at high temperatures this introduces trouble with glass but a ceramic material is strong and retains good insulating properties even when hot he added
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Schenectady
General Electric Company
G. Suits
Beson
Bults
Transatlantic cables hit New York delays traffic
West on Union Co said two cables from Europe were knocked out off Newfoundland by fishing trawlers causing slight delays in westbound traffic. A repair ship was dispatched from Halifax and expected to fix the cables later today. Also sixteen U. S. states prohibit marriage between whites and Orientals or Mongolians.
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New York
Weston Union Co
Europe
Newfoundland
Halifax
Martin Appeals to West Virginia Voters in Rally
Senator Edward Martin of Pennsylvania urged a Republican crowd in Weirton to oppose the president, calling him blind to Stalin and Communism and warning that the leader calls exposure of communism a red herring. He also urged support for Senator Chapman Revercomb of West Virginia against M. M. Neely of Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvanian
Réailties
Sen
Martin
Chapman Revercomb
R-V.va
M. M. Neely
Fairmount
W. Va
Russia Challenged to Lift Iron Curtain
Western delegates privately doubt mediation will end the blockade of Berlin. A draft Security Council resolution would declare the Soviet action a threat to peace and call for lifting the blockade to allow a Big Four foreign ministers meeting while avoiding a future settlement shutout. Arab and Jewish lobbying intensifies ahead of Count Bernadotte report debates amid fears over recognition and land implications.
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Keenan
Security Council
Berlin
Foreign Ministers Council of
Germany
Palestine
Folke Bernadotte
Ton
Bernadotte
Israel
Neeb
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Hestardiy
Triperty
Wats
Wis
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Andrew Paulson
Paulson
Williams
Lose
Jennie Miner
Crawford County
Mook
Harold Thompson
Welock
North Center Street
Cobbett
Ripley
Ripley Water Company
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Charles F. Leidecker
Institute of Local Government
Pennsylvania State College
Morehan
Scottish Highlanders
Walter Gretzler
Pine Grove
South Carolina
Quintin A. Matthews
Corry
Auteace
Coca Cola
Boca-Cola Bottling Company
Toe Com
3Urgnon
Washington St
G. E
U. S. States
Sev
West Virginia
Cieasatemimiianae
Senate Ie
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Bulowa
Leine
Constance
Heauty
Noose & Imagens
Ren Mulove
America
Bulova
Heiman
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