Methodist pastors shuffled at Erie conference changes announced
In Meadville at the annual Erie conference several Lawrence pulpits see changes. Rev George R D Braun moves from Lawrence to Clarion Pa while Albert C Howe goes to Epworth New Castle. Rev J Norman Holder shifts from Savannah to Falls Creek and Rev Paul Aley moves from Wesley to Savannah. Rev E F Springs Jr moves to Wesley from Clarksville. Rev Owen Shields remains in position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Meadville
Lawrence
New Castle
Epworth
George R. D. Braun
Clarion
Albert C. Howe
J. Norman Holder
Savannah
Falls Creek
Paul Aley
Wesley
E. F. Springs, Jr
Clarksville
Owen Shields
Pa Newe Observes Local City Projects And School Start
The town notes completion of King's Chapel road work by Lawrence County Highways Department with minor cleanup left. A stamp machine at the post office faced high demand and coin jams as stamps ran out. September 14 marks the 134th anniversary of the Star Spangled Banner. School begins the 1948-49 term with first graders adjusting well under teachers in Pa Nene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Highways Department
King’s Chapel
Francis Scot Key
U. S
Pa Nene
Daily Weather Report Summary
Daily weather report states a maximum temperature of 89 degrees and no precipitation. River stage recorded at 5.1 feet with a 24 hour period ending 9 oclock Sunday morning showing a maximum 177 degrees and a minimum 56 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wage Tax Action Delayed by Council
The council convened in the municipal building and reported favorably a bill to impose a one per cent levy on earned income. On motion of Property Director Joseph D Alexander the measure was laid over for final consideration on September 27. A survey by Dr H F Alderfer and Penn State College Local Institute of Government delayed final adoption pending their report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Alexander
H. F. Alderfer
Penn State College Local Institute of Government
Western Powers United On Berlin Step Amid Secrecy
London reports reveal that Britain, France, and the United States remain united on the next Berlin move. Western envoys in Moscow ready to approach the Kremlin, with talks possibly to include Stalin and Molotov. A basis for discussions is the military governors' transcript brought by Francois Seydoux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Watson
Graff Corres
London
Foreign Office
Stalin
United Nations
Moscow
Kremlin
Molotov
Berlin
Francois Seydoux
Joseph-Pierre Koenig
Tragic Picnic Swing Fatality Claims Little Charles Sutter
Eighteen month old Charles Henry Sutter of Nutwood Ohio died after being struck by a swing seat at Buhl park Sharon during a family picnic. He was born January 21 1947 in New Castle. Survived by parents Earl C and Charlotte Sutter a sister Frances and grandparents Charles Stoner and Mr Mrs Henry Sutter. Body to Joseph B Leyde mortuary Highland for services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev Edward Truran to officiate. Burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Charles Henry Sutter
Nutwood
Buhl Park
Sharon
Charles
New Castle
Charles Henry
Earl C
Charlotte Stoner Sutter
Frances
Charles Stoner
Henry Sutter
Joseph B. Leyde
Highland
Edward Truran
Greenwood Cemetery
American delegation sails for Paris to UN Assembly
The United States departs for Paris aboard the liner America with Secretary of State Marshall and Eleanor Roosevelt among a 70 member delegation. Warren Austin leads the group as top U N official, following consultations with President Truman and State Department officials. John Foster Dulles and Philip C. Jessup join as the other senior members of the five man core team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre J. Huss
Entt Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
Paris
Russia
George C. Marshall
General Assembly
U. S
Warren R. Austin
U. N
Washington
Truman
Marshall
State Department
America
American Delegaon
Austin
Eleanor Roosevelt
John Foster Dulles
Philip C. Jessup
Nationalization Debate Opens New British Parliament Session
Britain braces for extended debate on industry nationalization as the new session convenes with King George VI opening the labor government agenda. Labor aims to push steel nationalization amid Lords delays and potential general elections amid Tory tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Brown
I. N
Correa
London
INS
Britain
Labor
George VI
House of Lords
Silo plunge tragedy ends life on Carlisle farm
Funeral services were held for Ralph L. Delp 45 who died from a fractured skull after falling 15 feet from a silo on his Carlisle area farm. Coroner Edward Haegele ruled the death accidental and fatally injured the worker.
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Carlisle
Ralph L. Delp
Edward Haegele
Death Record and ages listed for residents
Death notices list Charles Henry Sutter age 18 months of Nutweed along with C. Fred Lyske age 50 of 1317 rear Moraine Street and Ralph Carbone age 42 of 301 East Street and Infant Artman Pulaski RD 2 as recorded in the 1948 column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Sutter
Fred Lyske
Rear Moraine Street
Ralph Carbone
East Street
Infant Artman
Pulaski
Sportsmen tribute dinner honors Commissioner French
About 700 attendees at a Northwest Division PFSC dinner in Cathedral Hall salute Charles A. French of Ellwood City for his reappointment as state fisheries commissioner by Gov. James H. Duff. Guests include Gov. and Mrs. Duff, Rep. Gavin, Rep. Kearns, and other dignitaries. A minor mishap with two microphone stands caused a short shock to chairman Seth Myers, who was treated at the Jameson Memorial hospital and later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Charles A. French
Ellwood City
James H. Duff
James H
Leo Gavin
Carroll Kearns
Grover C. Ladner
Philadelphia
John M. Walker
Oakmont
Governor Duff
Seth Myers
Sharon
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Myers
America
A. C. Howe
Clairion
Ladner
John F. Haven
French
New Castle News
Charlies French
Pennsylvania
Mr. French
Hurricane Strikes Bermuda Area With 140 MPH Winds
First force of the season's most severe hurricane hits Bermuda early today. Winds of 140 miles an hour expected to strike mid-morning as the storm centers 120 miles south of the island. Hurricane moves north at about 18 miles per hour and may shift to a northeasterly course.
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Miami
INS
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
Seven Die In New Orleans Plane Crash
Air force investigators probed the Beechcraft AT-11 wreckage near Lake Pontchartrain after seven men died when the training plane crashed a mile from the New Orleans airport. Victims were unnamed pending next of kin notices. the craft was en route from Ellington Field Texas to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
INS
Air Force
Lake Pontchartrain
Ellington Field
Texas
Berlin anti-Red papers warn of Soviet putsch plan
West Berlin anti Communist newspapers allege a Soviet sponsored putsch to seize Berlin aligns with the US election. They claim Moscow Berlin talks mask plans as strikes and demonstrations by SED leaders to provoke unrest while winter weather aids airlift cuts.
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Berlin
INS
West Berlin
America
Moscow-Berlin
Socialist Unity Party
SED
Eight-year-old Ronald Hill suffers wrist fracture at home
Ronald Hill an eight year old resident of 506 South Ray Street sustained a simple fracture to the left wrist when he fell from a fire escape at his home on Saturday evening. He received treatment at Jameson Memorial Hospital around 9 p m. the same night.
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Ronald Hill
S. Ray Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Body Of Missing Girl Is Found In Minn.
The body of 13 year old Juanita Wendell was found near Minneapolis after she disappeared August 9. Police say she was fully dressed and strangled with heavy twine. investigators seek a man called Mr Carson who solicited a babysitter call.
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ST. Paul
Juanita
Carson
Boy Cuts Chin In Wooded Fall Near Home
Michael Smith a four year old boy from 510 Hillcrest avenue was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 5 p m Sunday for a chin laceration after falling on a rock in the woods near his home.
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Michael Smith
Hillcrest Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Two Students Die In Crash Returning From Dance in Carrolltown
Pennsylvania state police report two college students died when their car struck a tree early Sunday while returning from a dance. Margaret Gallaher 19 of Goucher College Baltimore and Wesley Sayers co student at Penn State College both from Clearfield were killed.
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Mahaffey
INSI
Pennsylvania
Carrolltown
Margaret Gallaher
Goucher College
Baltimore
Wesley Sayers
Penn State Colege
Clearfield
Trial set in Mansfield for double murder and spree killer
Robert Daniels, 24, goes on trial today before a three judge court on murder charges stemming from a two week crime spree that left six dead. Daniels and accomplice John Coulter West were pursued after a Van Wert roadblock halted their run and are tied to killings at Niebel farm and other sites in Ohio. Daniels pleads not guilty by insanity. psychiatrists found him sane.
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Mansfield
Robert Mur
Daniels
Mansfield Reformatory
van Wert
John Niebel
Phyllis
Ee Green
John Coulter West
Columbus
West
Enthusiastic Response Falls Flat at Berlin Red Rally
Berlin residents reacted coolly to a Soviet sponsored rally. Speakers denounced American imperialism and warned of World War III. Crowd size was estimated between 80 000 and 120 000. informants said many spectators were rounded up in the Soviet sector with Nazi fear tactics. The event was officially to honor Fascism victims but viewed by Western observers as a counter demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
Three Erie Fishermen Feared Drowned in Lake Erie
Coast Guard search for three Erie men identified as Clarence Mogel Frank Kowalski and Louis Walter failed to locate their 16 foot outboard skiff used for fishing Saturday night. Officers believe a squall may have swamped the boat.
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Erie
INS
Coast Guard
Lakerie
Clarence Mogel
Frank Kowalski
Louis Walter
Berlin Crisis Solved by Four Power Talks Rejected
Washington dispatch reports stalemate in Berlin negotiations with no new talks unless the Russian blockade is lifted. Officials say the United States Britain and France agreed on a plan to end the deadlock possibly via four power control while awaiting a Paris assembly decision.
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Berlin
United
Paris
State Department
Leesburg
Aes
Britain
France
Germany
Miss America 1948 Bebe to Return to New York Soon
Atlantic City reports Miss America 1948 Beatric Bebe Schack. She plans to use prize money at Northwestern University to study music and vibraharp. She is fifth foot nine from Williston Minnesota and will fly to New York September 20 for next engagement.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Minnesota
Beatric
Bebe
Hollywood
Broadway
Brunette
Northwestern University
Sun Ueier Bediie
Kas
New York
Williston
Park
Tommy
Happy proposal noted in town as eight four birthday
A playful reminiscence recalls a sparkly ring and a name change on a birthday that marks eighty four years. The speaker notes a young woman’s happiness and mentions plans and gifts as a cheerful, local gossip tone.
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Heller Heeray
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Grd. Brauns
Clarion Church
Epworth Methodist Church
Rev. G. RE. D. Braun
Pa Newe
New City Hall
Jefferson
Anton
Godd
Daily Weather Report
Mie
British Foreign Office
Charles H. Sutter
U. N. General Assembly
Manila
Formosa
U. S. 13Th Air Force
Clark Field
Duff
Cllwood City
John Walker
Minnnesota
von A. Reichmann
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