Floral display brightens West Congress street scene
The report notes a colorful display titled Tigredia near West Congress Street, with blooms opening on multiple stems and a day’s freshness fading as the flowers last a single day. Police from Marshall TfL seek information on Marlon Higley, 15, Corry boy, believed runaway.
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Congress Street
Gorty
Marshall
Tfl
Marlon Higley
Corry Boy
Corry
East Street
Barry Weicht Dies After Ill Health at years
Barry Weicht died at his Corry residence after a year of ill health. Born in Everett Pennsylvania, he spent years as a Bell Telephone foreman, retired 1935. Survived by wife Jennie, two sons Ralph and Paul, three grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral services set for Thursday night at 8 at Bracken-Keating, with burial in Everett Cemetery.
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Harry Weine
Yeurum Wipuone Fortmuan
Bell Telephone Con
Tash Bond Street
Weicht
Everett
Bell Company
Arthur Whitmore
Williamsport
Bracken
Erie Assault Case Hinges on Expert Report
Erie September 13 Robert Lee 30 an employee of General Electric faces Erie County Court on trial for alleged assault of Mrs Hilda Miller 27 May 16 with a knife to her throat. The defense notes drinking and sleeping in a car before the incident while prosecutors cite 15 types of metallic paint dust and substances on Lees clothing and Miller bedding to tie him to the crime. Miller unable to positively identify Lee. The case features FBI lab experts from Washington DC and questions of circumstantial evidence.
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Erie
Robert Lee
Erie Works
General Electric Company
Erie County Court
Hilda Miller
JS. Jiallante
Joseph Agresti
PBI
Washington, D. C
FBI
Lee
Miller
Mia
Berlin Admits West Wall Defense Dented by Allied Break
General Eisenhower warned the Ruhr and Rhineland inhabitants to withdraw as Allied forces press a reconissance in force into Germany. American armor crossed the border 65 miles north of the original path, with Lt. Col. William B. Lovelady commanding. Since D-Day the First Army has captured about 109,708 prisoners, while the Third Army reported several days earlier 76,000. The British and Canadians have also taken a large prisoner total including about 5,000 at Le Havre.
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Iow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
William B. Lovelady
Duchy of Luxembourg
Trier
Eisenhower
U.S. First Army
Third Army
le Havre
KILLED IN FRANCE Clymer Youth Jack Newhouse Died
A 19 year old Clymer native and only son of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Newhouse was killed in action in France. Jack Newhouse a 143 graduate of Clymer High School joined last December and went overseas this summer serving as a company runner like his father. He was notified by War Department telegram on September 13. Survived by parents a sister Norma and two grandmothers Mrs Jennie Bellnap and Mrs Harriet Newhouse.
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Clymer
France
Merle Newhouse
Jack Newhouse
Clymer High School
War Department
Young Newhouse
Jack
Norma
Jennie Bellnap
Harriet Newhouse
German Spies Still Plentiful In Paris, G I's Find
GLADWIN HILL reports in Paris that German espionage remains active as GIs encounter friendly locals who may be covertly gathering troop details. Conversations reveal asking about origins, postings, and landings, with signs of careful surveillance by German intelligence despite battlefield setbacks. He notes many Nav agents still present and warns against trusting seemingly innocent chats.
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Gladwin Hill
Hal Boyle
Paris
Tsu
United States Army
Johnson
Moore
Army
Stars and Stripes
Aleuve-Lorraine
United States
France
Germany
Benson Taylor Dies at Brockway Home Yet Active in Region
Benson Taylor, 82, of Brockway, a prominent figure in Brockway DuBois Indiana and Sykesville business and financial affairs, died Tuesday morning at 9 10 at his Brockway residence after several months illness. His career spanned oil and related industries in the middle west and clay sewer pipe work in Pennsylvania and New York. He was deeply involved in politics and public life, serving four years as secretary of property and supplies in the cabinet of late Governor John S Fisher.
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Ridgway
Benson
Taylor
Brockway
DuBois
Indiana
Sykesville
Middle West
Pennsylvania
New York State
MY. Taylor
John S. Fisher
Treasury report shows September 11 receipts and debts
Treasury release from Washington lists September 11 receipts of 130 045 173 15 dollars and expenditures of 234 005 161 48 dollars leaving a net balance of 15 792 081 080 06 dollars. Total public debt stands at 231 255 714 249 05 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Treasurg
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Jamestown ‘Telephone Corporation
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Meadville
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Lou Costello
Melvin G. McElroy
Honeywell
Crawford M. Woods
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Guy Rogers
Cameo Cleanser
Octagon
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Charles Way, R. D
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Burl Haight
Boston House
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Franz
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