Corry area notes including accidents and local updates
Last evening two automobiles collided on West Smith Street near Corry injuring none and leading to one drunkenness arrest as the case was held for police action. Real estate transfers in Corry included Citizens National Bank to Concietta Frisinaux and Robert H. Tytle to Thomas Clark. Seven hundred thirty Penn State College students, including Stanley VanTussel, were named to the honor roll. VanTassel is a dairy husbandry senior. An apple tree branch near Corry Bleacher Co bloomed again, first flowering in May. Pvt. Paul Dell in Warren was recalled home to Derry for his father’s death. Derry Hospital reported 64 patients, exceeding its 45-bed capacity. United Nations Day will be observed October 24 in Pennsylvania with flags flown. A Kane to Ludlow highway project progresses toward a June 1949 completion, with detours in place and a notable shorter route once finished. John Clough’s popcorn wagon, refurbished for Montana's Junior Projects, drew shoppers despite engine trouble. Economic outlook remains optimistic with 1949 incomes forecast higher and continued employment growth. farm buying power is strong. Over 9,000 wild turkeys have been released across Pennsylvania for November small game season, with 4,000 more to be released next spring.
Erie Alderman to resign next week
Erie Sept 26 Joseph Kelly O Kiliszewski alderman of the Second ward for eight years and nine months will forward his resignation to Governor James Duff probably next week. Kiliszewski confirmed rumors he plans to vacate the aldermanic seat in the eastside to join a VA hospital for treatment of a leg injury. The successor must be named by the governor with Walter Tofel, present second ward constable, among the reported candidates.
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Erie
Joseph Kelly O 'Kiliszewskil
James Duff
Kiliszewski
I. Robbins
Veterans Administration
Fils
Duff
Walter ‘Tofel
Tofel
Titusville to lose refinery in shutdown plan
Titusville will lose one of its two refineries as the Pennsylvania Refining Company announces it will shut down by November 1. The plant, in operation since 1926 and bought by the company in 1926, employs 200 people and the Cities Service refinery will remain as the town’s only facility with about 150 workers. The公司 cites poor market and inability to secure good crude supply as causes.
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Titusville
Pennsylvania Refining Company
John A. Beck
Karns City
Pennsylvania Refining
Cities Service Gu
Communism Tops Campaign Topics in 1948 Race
The Californian praised Taft Hartley as an honest effort while accusing Truman of double talk on the act. Dewey mocked by Wallace as steering policy, with Wallace arguing Truman and Dewey share Western vote collusion and favor international big business.
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Truman
Dewey
Rissa
Youngstown
Wallace
Yuma
Aziz
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West Smith Streets
Charles Potion
Bugbee
R. D
Orville Davis
Davis
Corry
Erie County Court House
Citizens National Bank
Concietta Frisinaux
Main Street
Robert H. Tytle
Stanley VanTussel
Pennsylvania State College
VanTassel
Merrill Patterson
Corry Bleacher Co
Pvt
Paul Dell
State Police
Warren
Derry
United Nations
Pennsylvania
James H. Duff
Kane
Ludlow
John Clough
Montana
Center
Washington Streets
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve
Leon Keiser
Loyalsock Creek
Keiser
Pris
Rome
Burgnon
Washington St
Waterford, PA
Oklahoma
Roy Rogers and
Trigger
Henry Fonda
Cartoon News
Topp
Buick & Savko
Columbus
Lumber and Supplies
Oceanside
Calif
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
East South St
Pizor Insurance Agency
FreDeRick St. Corry, Pa
Uae
Aca
Aan
Eld
Velen
Pennsylvania Electric Company
E. T. Cherry
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