Calves, drivers risk age scene and city notices
A scattered morning report notes five calves moved by express to a city platform, a caution on sixteen to twenty one year old drivers and safety official Harold R. Danford warning of higher motor vehicle fatalities among that age group. It also covers county assessment delays, parole cases, missing boys, a shoplifter caught at a grocery, a lost wallet, a disorderly conduct arrest, and Erie Railroad bid details for diesel locomotives as part of a large equipment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Danford
National Conservation Bureau
Association of Casualty and Surety Executives
Dis
Erie Railroad Company
American Locomotive Company
R. E. Woodruff
Death of Mrs Sadie Zilch reported in Hertford telegraph
Miss Kate Zilch received a tele graph from Hertford Connecticut stating that the sister-in law of the late Anthony Zilch Mrs Sadie Zilch had died that morning. Both Mr and Mrs Zilch were former residents of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Zilch
Hertford, Conn
Sadie Zilch
Anthony Zilch
Mrs. Zilch
Agents Get $1 200 000 From Saloonkeepers
Internal Revenue agents in Pittsburgh have collected 1.2 million dollars in income taxes from saloons and liquor establishments during a month-long checkup. The bureau disclosed the action as part of years of investigations into shortages. Since 1942, such establishments have paid 36 million dollars in back taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rssoomiea
Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue
Pittsburgh-district- Saloons -Tor
Revenue Bureau
Navy veteran awaits murder trial in hitchhike case
A 40-year-old Navy veteran from Montgomery County faces murder charges after a grand jury indicted him on murder burglary larceny and illegal possession of a firearm. The state says he accompanied Joseph Wicen at gunpoint from Willow Grove to Collegeville where Wicen was shot and money removed from his wallet. No trial date set.
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Norriduch
Phoenixville
Joseph Wicen
Mozart
Allen W. Black
Montgomery County
Black
Wien
Willow Grove
Collegeville
Wicen
Start 460 Homes For G E Workers And Vets At Erie
Erie officials announce a 460 home building program costing about 9.385 million dollars. Ground broken for 12 homes in Glenwood as GE workers get first pick, with 50 units under construction in three weeks. Veterans will occupy about 410 homes, and several may be ready by spring or year end if progress holds. First 50 homes priced near 10,000 dollars. 10 veteran homes about 4,900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Glenwood
South Erie
J. Dwight Baird
General Electric
Baird
Lakeside
Nw General Electric
Wayke Valley Church Services Summary
Wayke Valley United Brethren in Christ Church led by Rev Leon Manegal. Sunday School at 10:00 AM with Marian Crane superintendent. Worship Service at 1:00 PM with sermon by the pastor. Christian Endeavor at 7:20 PM led by Verna Jensen. Evening service planned.
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Wayke Valley
Brethren IN Christ Church
Leon Manegal
Marian Crane
Christian Endeavor
Verna. Jensen
Bitter fight at railroad labor camp ends in injuries
In Mayville a labor camp altercation left Gregory Grey, 22, Gettysburg, with a head laceration, possible skull fracture, ear injury, and deep facial wounds. Minus De Loach, 20, Olr, S.C., was arrested by the State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation on first degree assault charges as the suspect in the attack.
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Mayville
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Brocton
Gregory Grey
Gettysburg
de Loach
Olar
8. C
Bureau of Criminal Investigation of
The
State Police
Hospital Fugitive Caught After Foot Race With Troopers
Sixteen year old Frederick Kuterna of McKean tried to outrun State Troopers V. Beck and L. P. Weir in a quarter mile chase through brush before being captured in the McKean district. He faces burglary charges after an arrest linked to a hospital incident and was held for grand jury action in Morganza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kuterna
McKean
Beck
L. P. Weir
Kutterna
Katerna
Erie County
Morganza
Wennestay
Barnot Hospital
Crash trial postponed in Erie County court term
Forty nine defendants will face juries at the September term of criminal court in Erie. George Foggin of Buffalo and Jack Tyjuza of 121 Sovlevki Street have postponed involuntary manslaughter charges in the June 5 death of Marie Dubinski after a crash at 16th Street and Bask Avenue. District Attorney Damian J. McLaughlin approved the postponement at the defense request. The only local case is a robbery charge against John Tinka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John Coates
George T. Foggin
Buffalo
Jack ‘Tyjuza
Sovlevki Street
Marie Dubinski
Gir
16Th Street
Bask
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Allison Wade
Clarence Barrett
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Ether
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Harry Schaefer
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Schaefer
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Campaign For Rehabilitation and Relief
Erie Railroad
Union City
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Herman Heerlef
Co=ry
Senate
Washington
O. W. Doolittle
North Center Street
Wicker High
NAVY
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Bertha Flowers
Virgie Mae
Hopewood
Yvonne Longappel
Knoxville
Tenn
Jos Sarfin
London County
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Sho H Austin Cate
North Corey
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Columbus Ave
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Minoner
Ead
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