Arrests, wrecks, and polio aid in Erie county police blotter
Over the weekend Howard Crawford 512 East Main Street was arrested for disorderly conduct after a neighbor complaint. A Ford pickup owned by Charles Breed was damaged by an unknown driver on West Main Street. Two fatalities were thought to stem from carbon monoxide in a parked car near Fairhaven and two people were found sleeping. A morning rain raised temperatures to 46 while Mineral reported 51 below. Violations at Rex Theatre and two separate auto accidents near Warren injured six, three seriously. Mike Bubna's bid to avoid the electric chair moved to Pittsburgh today with the state Supreme Court, while Wayne Street provided a 40 inch muskie weighing 18 pounds. A Jamestown child was admitted to General Hospital under the restrictive lease clause banning dogs. Public assistance shows Erie County aid totals for week ending Sept 20 reach 2 454 cases and 3 409 persons. Car breakins on Spring Street and statewide public works funds show Pennsylvania among top grant recipients.
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Howard Crawford
East Main Street
Crawford
Charles Breed
Union Ciy R. D
West Main Street
Mike Bubna
Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Hubna
Millie Thomas
Ronald Miles
Robert Fisher
Wayne Street
Bubna
Erman
Pindley Lake
One Pound Baby Girl Survives After Premature Birth
A premature baby girl weighing about a pound, born three months early at Owatonna Hospital to Mrs. Warren Gray, was alive after more than 55 hours. Named Sara Jane, she was in an incubator with breast milk feedings assisted by a special nurse. Dr. Lyle V. Berghs said the infant has a good chance to survive.
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Ane Owatonna
Minn
Owatonna Hospital
Warren Gray
Peter Dobbs Buried At Evergreen Cemetery
The funeral service for Peter Dobbs was held at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home with Rev. Francis G. Whiteman officiating. Interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery Union City. Attendees from away included several relatives and friends from Unionport East Springheld Spring Creek Bath Jamestown and Warren.
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A. J. Smith
Spartansburg
Harold Gifford
Hazel, Riceyilley
Charles Morgan
Union City
Patrick Archbold
Elaine Archbold
Edward Archbold
James Kraemer
James Watson
Treya Carlson
Leona Snow
Leata Musante
Glenn Kiser
Henry Peterson
Warren
G. A. Johns
Duane G. Johnson
Mildred Miller
William Petri
Jamestown
German War Prisoner Marries English Girl in Britain
Werner Vetter, a German prisoner of war, wed Olive Reynolds in Hampton Lovett after a British legal change allowed such marriages. The couple, witnessed by their five month old daughter, celebrated with a prison camp wedding breakfast and a German prisoners choir. Vetter later returned to the camp while the bride and child moved to Droitwich.
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Associated Press
Hampton, Lovett
England
Werner Vetter
Olive Reynolds
Daugh
Vetter
Hampton
Lovett
Droitwich
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Erie
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