Paragrat named as juror in Chau tauqua county term
Local resident Olé Clymer, Ivan H omp, has been named a trial juror for the next term of court in Chautauqua County beginning October 4. A backlog of at least 13 cases is bound over for grand jury action. Police report a church choir incident where two daughters were located after a late-night summon. Polio cases in Jamestown remain zero that year, though five cases from the area are treated in city hospitals. A former Erie mass tourist, Steven Michaels, awaits grand jury action on his wife’s murder. Welch Grape Duke Company pays growers in Westfield $5 per ton for 1947 grapes, and 1948 Concord shipments begin September 20. Three more divorce complaints filed in Erie County Court. Local job outlook remains steady with unemployment under five percent statewide. The September domestic relations term opens with 23 new non-support cases. Court notes, civic items, and local business transactions fill the regional page.
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Olé Clymer
Ivan H
Chautauqua County
Grand Jury Nation
Steven Michaels
Cleveland
Michaels
Cleveland Athletic Club
Bell
Welch Grape Duke Company
Westfield
Concord
Enlistment Drive Opens For First Infantry or US Constabulary
The local recruiting office announced morning that men with or without prior service may enlist for re enlistment to the First Infantry Division or the United States Constabulary now serving in the European command. In other news Charles Tanner led the Freedom Talk at Lovell Station last Sunday but did not pilot the train as earlier claimed, instead directing the engineer of the train through the section.
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Infantry Division
United States Constabulary
Charles Tanner
Freedom Talk
Lovell's
Mr. Tanner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets Promoted for Health Relief
Suffering individuals urged to try Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets to improve vitality by aiding kidney function and toxin elimination. Advert asks constipated users to take Golden Lax Tablets as a complementary remedy sold by druggists.
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Thompson
Marshall sets broad peace proposals across multiple regions
Marshall urges steps toward international cooperation including Palestine UN admission for Israel and Trans-Jordan, Korea independence with UN membership, Greece security from aggression, Indonesia Dutch-Indonesian settlement, Japan and Germany peaceful futures and UN entry, Austria restoration and armament control with atomic energy management.
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Palestine
Marshall
U.N
Israel
Trans-Jordan
Korea
United Nations
Greece
Indonesia
Japan
Germany
Austria
Autria
U. N
Mrs Addie Hawkins Died at Corry Hospital
Mrs Addie Hawkins widow of Charles Hawkins died last evening at 7 15 at Corry Hospital after a short illness She was born in Canada March 6 1879 and lived in Findley Lake Corry for 48 years Surviving are a half sister and two half brothers Services will be at Bracken Keating Funeral Home Friday at 2 30 led by Rev Harry S Bowman with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery
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Addie Hawkins
Fyelia Street
Charles Hawkins
Corry Hospital
Canada
Chicago
Hawking
Findley Lake
Corry
Guy Rogers
B. E. Hawkins
William Hawkins
Charleston
Bracken- Keating Funers
Harry S. Bowman
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Spring Street
Uife
Jamestown
James' Town
Russell
Duff
Erie
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Arthur Blass
Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Pennsylvania
Eyle County Court House
Rexford Warner
Carroll D. Kearns
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Kenins
William Wilcox
Harold Armitage
East Pleasant Street
PUC
Mr. Armitage
Star Mail
Willi
Oil City
Trey Brewer
Eugene O'Shea
Venango County
Russia
Srocernus
Sabrina Ase
Tbs
Tolle
Ton Leld
Westfield Maid
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Kellogg's
Campbell's Vegetable
Zee
Sean
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center
Etreet
Burgnon
Washington
Holt Furniture Store
N. Center
Bireet Corry, Pa
Tye
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Gamble
Gut Tide
Procter & Gamble
Tide Works
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