Local notes mix of crime and weather in lake region
Police report a Bemus Point arraignment for Gibb with fines, a stabbing case in Dewittville tied to Leroy A. Matthews, and a ten day search ending with his arrest for assault with intent to kill. Crop and hay fever notes mark seasonal effects while John Clark is named a deacon in Erie. Senate arms aid plan clears committees as Pennsylvania counts weekend deaths. Paraguay names Federico Ghayes provisional president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy A. Matthews
Butch Matthews
Brank= Tin
William Pruett
Erie
Pruett
Matthews
Lake Erie
New York
Pennsylvania
Mary-Hepton
Hiberty
Cireet
Lake Belt
Lnte
Penn
Sylvania
George M Shadley Buried at Spring Creek
Funeral service for George M. Shadley conducted at Davisoh Funeral Home with Rev. Wilmer Heffer officiating. McTnnes Steel coworkers attended. six served as bearers. Interment in Spring Creek Cemetery. Out-of-town attendees included relatives from Geneva Mesa ville Jamestown Kent and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Shadley
Spring Creek
Davisoh
Wilmer Heffer
McTnnes Steal
Lyle Bewley
John M. Migliaccio
Ralph Mors
Charles F. Bughee
Pete Glovis
Melvin Smith
iJohn Coulter
Youngstown
James Poltisco
Kent, O
Joseph Shadley
Cleveland
Mirs
Glenn Prine
Anna Perrine
Jamestown
Hitler Official Commits Death by Own Action
Walter Buch, Reichsleiter and chief judge of the Nazi party supreme court, killed himself by slashing his wrists and leaping into Aimer Lake near Munich. State police recovered his body but shed no light on the exact date or motive. Buch had been judged a major offender in denazification trials, with a prior sentence reduced on appeal to time served. He presided over a secret Nazi court inquiry into the 1938 slaughter of Jews, declaring the rank and file innocent and obedient to higher orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Nasi Party
Supreme Court
Walter Buch
Aimer Lake
Bavarian
Buch
Bush
Nazi Party Supreme Court
If It's Worth Buying Or Selling It's Worth A Journal Classified Ad
Classified note urges readers that any item trade or sale is worth a classified ad in the Journal. It underscores value in listing goods, services, and opportunities to reach local buyers and sellers efficiently.
Raymond picnic draw crowds at Mead Park rally
A Raymond plant picnic drew over 600 attendees including workers and families at Mead Park. Morning horseshoe results had Richard Hurlbut and GH Holden taking first and second. Andrew Rouse and Doris Sickler led the women’s contest. Afternoon events included slipper kick, sail the pie plate, and wheelbarrow races with multiple winners across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Plant
Mead Park
Richard Hurlbut
Holden
Andrew Rouse
Doris Sickler
Ngain
Pete Dubrosky
Jack Mulvin
Audrey Rouse
Rose Gluvna
Richard Ohrn
Rose Motuz
E. Elmquist
Walter Raleigh
B. Cmiles
Frank Bernardi
Roc
Tony Sprovers
Dorothy Shumsti
Jack Mulgin
Gincott
Staples
Burkett
Russ Cassett
Don Maloney
Wiliam Whitehead
Helen Pondell
Mary Hnatyszym
Mary Sprovers
Kidney Fatigue Pain Backache Ad Card
An old ad claims kidney fatigue causes pain and backache from overworked kidneys. It promotes Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as quick relief, stating thousands use them. Includes price 80¢ at druggists and urges readers to feel better soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asus
Thompson
Picnic Games and Prize Winners at Local Event
A long list of events dominated the day, including boys and girls penny scrambles, a sack race, three legged race, water relay, candle, egg, pie eating contests, and a general guessing contest. Winners included Elwin Nelson, Betty Maynard, Mary Marty, James Roberts, Barbara Mulgin, Charles Whitley, and many others, with cash prizes of 1 and 2 dollars for various games and 5 dollars for the guessing contest. Raymond Company contributed prizes such as lighters, clocks, office drinks, door chimes, and many small gifts. Master of ceremonies was Hay McCoy, with Richard Bachomer overseeing arrangements. The Diet of Worms reference notes the 1521 assembly in Worms where Luther faced charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Nelson
Betty Maynard
Mary Marty
James Roberts
James Lewin
Barbara Mulgin
Charles Whitley
W. Joy
William Mitchell
Robert
Joey Helman
Patty
Mary Alice
Eder
Bill Whelley
Frank Lloyd
W. Joyved
Mary Helman
Mary Ann Cassett
Peck Cloyd
Barb Harmon
Pred Haenel
Sally Chane
Phcnic
Priges
Raymond Company
Emery Elmquist
Emery Coates
Steel Union Awaits Decision as Steel Plants Face Strike
The Steelworkers Union could trigger layoffs of about 30,000 at U S Steel and another 20,000 at related plants if a strike occurs. A presidential fact finding board urged arbitration, which the railroad agreed to but the union rejected, leaving the union’s decision pending. The dispute centers on wage boosts after World War II and a proposed 10 cent hourly package.
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Conunuen
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel
BRT
Brotherhood
Railroad
Steelworkers Union
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Gior
Gibb
George Crandall
Bemus Point
Nin
Dewittville
Michael Lynch
Marion Street
Wayne Street
Robert E. Woodrull
Hele Railroad
Paul W. Johnson
Woodruff
Tule
Boen
Frank Herberg, Jr
West
Pleasant Street
North Center
Sudd Genly
Herberg
Kane
John Clark
Asbury Seminary
Wilmore
The
Methodist Church
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations and
Demos Nerves
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Korea
Philippines
China
President Truman
State Employment Service
Cantor
Paraguay
Asuncion
National Assembly
Federico Ghayes
Pelip Molas Lopes
Hitler
Desmond Electric
Robertshaw
Harper
UEC Tee Iy
Ford St
Ford
Powell
N. Center
Worms
Martin Luther
Tony
Dr.Scholl
Ore Ders
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
North Center Street
Spartan
Wulon Adio
Wogest
Hin City
Steel ‘Union
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dell Michaels-Stern
Turner
Oaks
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