Rescue of Mother and Son From Gas Leak at Poplar Street
Mrs. Gerald Johnson, 20, and her five year old son Robert were rescued from a gas filled home at 2092 Poplar Street. Patrolman Raymond Youngbauer carried the unconscious boy to the driveway where he recovered before the fire department inhalator squad arrived. The mother regained consciousness briefly before passing out again. Beverly Johnson had left for Perry School before the incident.
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Erie
Gerald Johnson
Robert
Poplar Street
Raymond Youngbauer
Johnsson
Neuritis Sufferer Credits RAU-AID Cure
A local woman reports two years of neuritic pain eased by RAU-AID, described as a three-ingredient liquid addressing rheumatic and neuritic aches. The testimonial claims relief from knife-like muscle pain and electric shock sensations, with the product sold in Corry drug stores.
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Corry
Birdena Foster and Leo Bartlett wed in Lawrence Park
Birdena Foster daughter of John and Westfield born families wed Leo Bartlett of Wesleyville Friday in the Lawrence Park Methodist parsonage Rev Bish officiated maid of honor Mary E. Armstrong best man Donald Bapter. A reception followed at the G E Community Center and the couple will reside in Wesleyville.
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Mother
Spartansburg
Eine Sn Ieee
Pov Northrop
Gerald ‘Wetherbee
George Salmon
Jennie Stafford
Nighle ‘Hollow
Stafford
Chas. Gibeaut
John Rowlan
Philadelphia
J. A. Winans
Donald Bapter
G. E. Community Center
Bartlett
Wesleyville
Bir
Dena Foster
John Foster
Jesse Goodwill
Floyd Brown
Lyle Stranahan
Keith Nichols
GLF
Syracuse
Elbert Scotten
Itton Run
Gerald Scouten
Riceville
Grace Thompson
Wm. Scouten
Paul
Nichols
Wellington
Ohio
Hallowe'en
George Rose
Methodist Sunday School
Prines
Flora Northrop
Duck Nightengale
Jermyn
Frances Fuller
Lawrence Park
Len Bartlett
Clyde McCray
House Group Probes Machinery Sale of WAA
A House committee investigates $345000 worth of new machinery sold by the War Assets Administration as scrap. The focus turns to buyer Philip Bailis of Max Bailis and Son in Philadelphia, subpoenaed to testify. WAA witnesses say 44% tractor power control units stored at Fullerton Pennsylvania were mislisted and sold to Bailis scrap for a high bid of 16.59 dollars per ton, though the units were brand new.
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Aassosioved
Washington
House
War Assets Administration
Philip Bailis
Max Bailis
WAA
Fullerton
Bailisng Scrap
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Victor Sayré
Fredonia
Fern Say
Clayton Patchen
Cleveland
Oline Troeschner
Thelma ‘Titus
Edna Titus
Akron
Chester Whippel
Ene
John Weidner
Britton Run
Morton Rebekah
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Thomas Motor CO
House Group Probing Machinery Sale OF
West Main Street
Peter Giros
Kramer
Fox de Obitneyp Lng Fe
North Center Street
REX Theatre
Gallant Bess
Marshall Thompson
Clem Bevans
George Tobias
Bess
Crawford M. Woods
N. First Ave
Lillian Walker Kenneth Gates
Weyenberg
Franz
Spiesman’s Shoe Store
Barbara Besson
Joe E. Clark
Norm Gleason
Wing
Willi
Gerbers
Guy Rogers
Boston House
Jack Raymond
Kodak
Louis Falcone Lloyd Sherlock
Sarah Buck Lloyd Austin
Dial
Mary Higgins
War Times
C. S. Wallace
John ‘Tecroney
Messinger
Sorenson
West Main St
Leah Shambaugh
Mrs. James. O'Brien
Tech
Carter
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