Times Herald from Olean, New York • Page 7

AS TOILS HfcKALU. FRIDAY. AUGUST IS. 1944 PAGE SEVEN Railroad Strike Ties Up Lines For Nazis; Patriots Free Province Fame Pursues Tweed, Who Hid From JaosOnGmm For 31 Months six ear Skating Dates Lead To on Wheels th? the By JOliS A. PAKKIS increasing 0 0 patriot activities France, including il complete liberation Savoie Pruviuee.

were augmented today by a police in Paris and the walkout of thousands of rail who tied up one fifth of the French railroad system. Street fighting was said to be raging in Paris where local police left their jobs with the approach Ky AAKO.V a Ivr NLA POKTLND. Ore. has its a a Chief Radioman Gecrse Ray Tweoij. ii-yeat-olc practically the occupation of by the has circles kn Planes Strafe i ciit-cj.

the almost fleeing Germans 1 of Haute- LONDON More than 750 lhe of hls a Just I that e--very his airfields, an airplane engine plant and fue! storage i 'depots ir. eastern "rssce and the I Paris area today, while other A3- I UK: aircraft ani strafed IT. if i ye- at: rned his wiih the Japs when the arriveo Ju: iy i years. 7 towards Meaiy.vhi-e. 'a.

fleet of some 500 Liberators and Flying Fortresses i based in Italy attacked German oil installations at P2oe-sii. Roof American armored columns to i mania, for the tht- outskirts. German broadcasts nd consecutive I day. and other oil refineries at ICampir.a. nineteen miles northwest i P'cests.

Una tan flaa vii Eighth Air Farce the main lines running north andjers. sweepins over the German I cast through France, and French i route France and Bel-j caught about f00 German; sources nerc estimate mat foo soldie rs in a field i 000 miles of track in the eastern i OS brush of Guam with of: authority. It was either that or surrender. i Being a celeb: it.T can be an-' good natured as he Is. Ray Tweed wants the privilege- of spending his leave at home, doing oretty Tweed is beginning to learn that he is different.

that he has done something for whicii official oeen K-r foods." Quite conestiy she- replit-a: "It the: had been s-jch a Jong time him with I just what he did like, but 1 seemed to remember masher, potato's and sravy. I ask'd riay that 'and "he "Oh boy: Bat mama, don't over ask me to net-'" Very likely -some native or natives trok a interest in him. but Tweed that. i He started the war as too much" overweight 170 pounds, height feet 7 inches. hair.

a docp uiinp'ie in his left chw-k a great wit. His first physica! exam after YOUR TIMES-fifflAlD CARRIER BOY will collect fcniorfow Ilis fronts an Voor Prompt Payment fairs channels have' no parallel, and i Guam found his eyes and has created a ton-flight story his weight a scant llii Last survivor of party that -lay- t-d mi Ciuuisi tajtturttl t)rt the lii-orgf Kay Twwit i playttl a sriin same hide and Society st-t-k fur 31 months. ir. thf of ISb 1 after his 'was marruvi to Jennie Olth It: to his lar-cc uet.rt- County CVr- fcv Covt-rnor Whitman was repeatedly eU'ftoxi to that For more than twenty fioard of of which he was timo 1 tor a long :v.ioa the Rnsh- 1 11 officer in the County Medn-al .1 member tite Slate Mei'ii-al Society and tlu Ameriean Mf-dical Association. Dr.

Rallurd was an active Mason, a member of The Fttush- iitji.L i i.v lais. Brussels, Cologne, Nancy ami: 11 Strasbourg ail important com-j A UUtllu irsunication routes for the Ger-1 man armies in France Slaying Marine Mercury Drops To Break Heat Wave In Glean From his arrival in California i again. to the time of discovery he'-e avera George Kay Tweed is not He wants to go back. almost a week after he flew in and is with the idea of go- Hi.s face glowed and his smi'e broadened to show his broken tooth when I asked about I ford Blue Loil.qp, the Genesiv Val- Chanter R.A.M.. the St.

Johns Commiindt-ry of Knishts I Templars, and of" Ismalia Tom- and just the next day Kobert call- Shrine. Me further served ed me Daddy. I sure got a kick as first vice president of th the "Ronald knew me not one word had been written irlto the Business there about him. He had not even had W5ien he retft-es from active serv- BOSTOV Five Rox- a scrsona! in the service's men's i ice That wo TMMM that the bury. boy; confessed today to the sections of his home-town -ws- rad.o.

beautiful soot out of that," he said. He does not want to be lionized, papers. I P'lohn'- than that, his own monev he has se in his end" whose "bodv was found beside was tied up for a while, although -TMny -years of seeing the world a bridle nath in the Fenwav Sun- i the Navy had paid him off in full a i --S6207--for the entire period L(n Kt GL A31 he received his last He loves the green or Medical School. University of Buffalo, and was a director on the of thf Mesnorial In this city of shipbuilding, os a i a Fillmore. N.

Y. doesn't want to see a launching. ranc ifather. James Baliard. invitations to the fa-! CAtl to Allegar.y County in the He does Vermont more than a century mous son are not want to attend public meetings or have official welcomes.

DroDnin from the Its oe ut Police Lt. John J. re- since he received ms i i vealed the confessions after ihe i check in Guam back in IS4i. rie a niiie-v-thre- I co vs ha(! been questioned sep- i tried to get the' check cashed at to! arately for hours. He said all i two San Francisco banks.

It was i-ees hVn dur-- i would' be nrraismed in Roxburv too big and they would not honor ccij ir.g the past twenty-four hours and went still lower at noon today to seventy-two degrees. Precipitation amounting to 0.15 inches from seven-fifteen o'clock Thursday night to midnight was recorded at the Federal Forecasting Sen-ice here District Court on murder and robbery charges. The boys, one of them sixteen and the others fifteen, confessed i within that they tackied Prunty. a husky know the signature on the check. veteran of two" wars, as So Tweed deposited the check to it.

A major Portland bank did not know Tweed, did not know that he was to be world famous few davs. and did not strolled along the bridle path. as re- his account in the savings deoart- sponsibie for the break in the heat wave. Level of Allegheny River waters is still at zero, said officials. Buffalo Flooded By Heaviest Rain In Years BUFFALO The U.

S. Weather Bureau here reported today that battered him unconscious and then ment and not until it was cleared strangled him with his own belt, through regular banking channels They admitted that they robbed was he able to cash him of S12S--money which he had received a few days earlier when he was honorably discharged from the Marines because of over-age. I loot in Roxbury stores which fii- i rected suspicion to the quintet. NAVY AIDS FAMILV Tweed is very appreciative of what the Navy did for his- fam- free spending of the Uy and wants people to know. i His wife and two sons, one now 9 and the other 3.

were evacuated from Guam with other Navy families about two months before the Japs came. They arrived in California and went to the home of her mother. Mrs. V. H.

Sudderth. in Santa Paula. Mrs. Tweed, despite an infant'son. had to go to work.

She Front In Italy Quiet ROME Eighth Army patrols. torrential rains which fell on the Buffalo area ing streets and were the heaviest in any single day since 1S93. The gauges of the Weather Bureau showed 3.61 inches of ore- pushing northward from the cen- had no funds. Later the Navy the Japanese occupation of Guam. and founded the family not lifelong bv his asro far from Dr.

Ballard's He is survived and Mrs. Philip Wylie, of Miami Beach. Fla. prdav fionri- ter of Ulc A1Ued Une east of FIor i learned of her plight and arrang-I Kesting- and Tweed is visiting liis at her farm ntW Vrnffir- ence xvere re orted meeting little to provide her with a S100 near IVrtlantl, Ore. t-i nnn I or no German resistance today as thev probed around two sides of Pontassieve.

Although there were no major actions along the entire front. monthly income. Long before, Tweed had purchased a home in San Diego where his family resumed their home-life. Back in October. 1941.

George Second Well In City Outskirts Good Producer Cawley and Cunningham have completed the second well on the Kolata on Johnson Street. I just beyond the limits of the city of Olean. Forty-eight feet Bradford sand was shot on Wednesday and thJ well had produced twenty-five barrels a day. in two days' pumping. Cawley reported today.

The drilling machinery has been moved to a third location about 600 feet northeast of the. present well. Mr. Cawley said that judging from tlm performance of "these wells a new field of production may have been struck in the vicinity of Olean. i Union Valley Will ripitation in yesterday's twenty- i activity was aggressive in Ray Tweed was a first class nettv ffinr hniiT" nprmH and i TT-: A i Accepts Position You Sow'JJ'ih' VOGUE -JUNIOR BAIAAK-CHARM Lints as cr'ab 'tctztber puncture gabardine designfd bj Slim and cbsller.gir.g in sr.j sitxaiim, afters ins contrast of 'plaid rayon dickey.

Lovely mellow colon hi SKfS 7 to 15 and to 16. four hour period records both the Fifth and Eighth Army officer. He took an examination i ihowed that only an August cloudburst fifty-one years ago. which dumped 4.2S inches into the sectors. I for chief in "a group of sis men The only German activity was and came out on top.

in the Fifth Army sector around measuring devices, exceeded the isa number of artillery bursts days ere hurled in the American lines Firemen, aided by war-time re- in the coastal area and cruited a i i a i worked movements were throughout the night to pump the north bank of the Arno. water from thou- i of ceiiars and to ciear low- Couple Betrothed ivinsr streets and higrhwavs. Miss Virginia L. Kreamer. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arlic C. The annual Old Home Day pic- Kreamer. South Fifth Street, has a. position to teach the radc in me wul be nelci at tnc Lmon val- Now his appointment as chief ley Church.

Sunday August 20. Sch ooi beginning next month, has been made official by an Ad- i Dinner wii! be at one o'clock and i She waS graduated last June mira! of the United States Navy. those attending will bring tureen. with the degree of bachelor of edu- area and enemy The rating was retroactive to No- table service and sweetened lemon I cation from State Teachers Col: reported all along vember 1, 1941. with full pay.

juice for the Seven of the city's eight street car lines were forced to susnend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sutck. East Eim Street, announce the engagement of their Tweed was born in Portland. slightly more than 42 years ago.

of substantial, sturdy, plain American stock. He attended" ele- schools here and although in own families. Serv- lege, Gcncseo. N. Y.

ices will be held at 2:30 o'clock with Dr Weaver as tnr- speaker and children of the Daily Vacation Bibie School will provide music. i he service and many bus lines were Ir to A i crt Rickicki. son "of navai re-routed when the storm poured a -(j 7.irs. Rickicki. much as feet ofjflood waters "street." The nisntia'ls into sonic sections.

Thousands of future. war home-ward-bound and office worRers xvere stranded by the traffic tie-up and extra buses xvere pressed into service to relieve the congestion. Police said Tnc employes of the affected streets were crowded i Manufacturing- Cornpany will be solemnized in the near Employes Dine has spent over 21 years service, his early Hfe Oregon undoubtedly gave him a firm foundation for the harrowing experience that was Guam. When he was between and 11 i Beware of the Dos: G.R.C. held a BOSTON--During a recent air raid lest a Charlestowr: woman called officials and asked what she years of age.

he spent a great deal i should do with a paper bomb that of time on a. homestead in south- fell in her backyard. She was ern Oregon near Grant's Pass. He roamed the mountains and brush automobiles which stalled in banquet Thursday night at eight o'clock at the Cogswell. Covers the storm's flood waters.

were 'aid for seventeen guests. CARD OF THANKS a 22-caliber rifle and was very much at home in that rugged Oklahoma Students Send Ultimatum to Japanese i and neighbors lor their i OKLAHOMA kindncss and syn oa thv durin- our! City school children have been re-; recent ccntly informed that an 'j cu ar 1 urn they prepared for delivery to i Offerings and'donated the Japanese has oeen duly drop- i ca i- 1 i 1 T1 r- 1 Miss Anna McMahon i Miss Mary McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McMahon i section of the great northwest. Every year that he returned from his Navy career he got himself a huntinsr license.

Hunting ex- i wish to express our ancere pcriencc vas aaoreciation and tnanks to told to leave it there for wardens and boy scouts. Horrified, the woman replied: couldn't get in there. There's a big dog who'd bite them." EYES Examined GLASSES Fitted A. H. FITCH Kestistcred Optometrist KRESGE'S 5c to SI MOTHPROOFS for the Life of the Fabrit! One a i a i ofi i wonderfully l-tccnicinj; morhproofcrj 11 kccpj cloihcs.

furnish-' I lings. safe from' moths for the enure life of rhe fabric fiat iflrclctt by cleaning! Quart WATSON'S 510 N. 1st St Ph. 3H2 pec! on an enemy airfield a Rabaul. Britain.

The ultimatum, signed by 35.000 i Oklahoma City students who con- 1 tributed dimes to buy a Marine i airplane. "The Invasion Chief." built at the Oklahoma City Doug- las aircraft plant, was delivered to a Marine base in the South Pacific theater of operations. A Marine bomber crew flew the p-ane over the enemy airfield and wiih tiio document they un- loaded a few bombs to partic- attcTitior. to the ultimatum. A dispatch from Bougainville.

05- a ilarir.e combat corre: described the spcciai which the docu- ar.d the bombs were dropped on the enemy. rr.ar.nca the piane fi mission Dick Morgan of Tulsa. and Sgt. Sgt. John R.

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