Americans Must Remain Humble About Britain’s War Help
The article discusses Britain's wartime burden before U S involvement. It notes Britain defended the home front and safeguarded the Mediterranean Near East and Africa with limited aid from allies. It cites Churchill praising allied strength and emphasizes unity in a single war against common enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Mediterranean
Near East
Far East
Africa
United States
England
Churchill
British Commonwealth of Nations
Prom Medical Society on Canities and Gray Hair
The Daily Dozen notes hair is an skin appendage, protecting and signaling age. Gray or white hair lacks pigment from blood-derived coloring matter. Starvation or nerve strain reduces pigment. graying is constitutional and largely hereditary with no known cure.
Daily Quiz: Seven Questions From Classified Page
A reader quiz fragment lists ten questions about military, politics, geography, and culture. It asks names, titles, and facts like war department chiefs, French premiers, border permits, a state assembly, animal terms, composers, railroad centers, naval orders, and a British term for a jet aircraft, inviting readers to check the classified page for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
France
Canada
Irving Berlin
George M. Cohan
Hoagy Carmichael
United States
New York
St. Laoutis
Chicago
Gridley
Sparta Seniors to Present Play at High School Gym
Sparta Vocational school's senior class presents a play titled The Mock Janitor by Thomas Sutton under Miss Helen J Younger. Rehearsals proceed as the performance on April 30 at 7 p.m. in the high school gymnasium approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Thomas Sutton
Spartansburg
Helen J Younle
P U C Rules Carriers Must Hold Permit for Paid Worker Transport
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission announced that automobile owners may not transport workers for pay without a carrier's certificate. It urges use of existing certified carriers where possible, citing complaints from several months about unlicensed transport. The commission notes such service affects national defense but should be regulated to protect established carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transporta Hon
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commisson
Local milk strike ends as Mohawk plant to purchase April milk
Twenty years ago officials of the Dairymen's League advised an adjustment had been reached and the Mohawk plant would purchase the April milk. A Salvation Army sale last Wednesday raised funds with clothing shoes hats and garments sold at low prices. Chamber of Commerce aided Levant Cream Company establishing Jamestown as distributing point. Police seek a sneak thief who stole a $25 pocketbook from N. B. Kilburn near the Chinese laundry. Sunday School teens banqueted at Presbyterian church with blue and white decor. A note on proper usage states stay at a hotel rather than stop. Jerome H. Blakeslee of Erie was elected all college president at Penn State with Jess Vardelin as vice president.
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Real Branch
Dairymen's League
Salvation Army
N. B. Kilburn
Southytreet
East Main Street
Ripley theft leads to year in penitentiary
Mayville April 1 nearf all criminal case judge Ottaway adjourned county court to Wednesday after sebterice. Two defendants pled guilty to seduced charges. William J Worth of North East Pa received a year in Monroe county penitentiary for third degree burglary linked to the chicken house break in Ripley December 12. Joseph Camarata of Jamestown pleaded guilty to a reduced third degree assault charge and got six months in Mayville jail. A civil verdict awarded $1500 to Warner against Ferina for a March 16, 1941 Jamestown motor collision injuring his leg.
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Mayville
Lee L Ottaway
Poark
Sebterice
Guily
Mega Able
William J Worth
North East
Wis
Monroe County
Pred Cochrane
Hipley
Cour
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ord
Joseph
Camareta
South Main Street
Jamestown
Walter L. Miller
Arm
1St Warner
Orchard Street
Joseph Ferina
Institute Street
Warner
Store Robbery Thwarted in Jamestown
Detectives report a planned heist at the Prints Company store on North Min Street. Clerk Dave Farnsworth arrived at 6 50 pm and found the rear door open with a large pile of new suits tied together, indicating an aborted theft intended to load suits into a car in the alley.
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Jamestown
Tne
Prints Company
North Min Street
Dave Farnsworth
Quush
Rendy
Per Capita State Tax Collections In Oil Industry
In the fiscal year ending May 31, 1941, Pennsylvania oil tax collections totaled 457,021.00 dollars, equating to 26.15 dollars per one million residents. The Joint State Government Commission’s study compares Pennsylvania’s per capita oil tax with nine industrial states showing California 93.24, New York 45.90, Michigan 48.63, Ohio 43.55, Massachusetts 39.63, New Jersey 36.61, Illinois 35.56, Indiana 31.65, Minnesota 31.44.
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Pennsylvania
State Government Commission
California
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Ilinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Van Allsburg Faces No Opponent in Assembly Race
Erie April 1 candidate filings show only 15 major offices with opposition looming for May 18 primaries. Assemblyman Dalrymple Metz Polaski Cook Van Allsburg and Rodgers face no or minimal opposition, ensuring likely election. several county and state committee seats also lack challengers.
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Erie
Harrisbure
Linn Lst
Delbert Dalrymple
West City
Alse
Telat
Edward J. Metz
Julian Polaski
Republians
Lat Teels
Homer Cook
Platen
Jom 4
VanAllsburg
Northast
East County
A. L. Rodgers
James J. Lavery
Lawrence A. Taylor
Sherif Cat Kuppler
Republican State Committee
Taylor
Bertha McClure
Dora Burns
East
Erie Seeks County Aid for Siren System
Erie requests 10000 dollars from the county to partly fund equipping the city with siren alarms. County commissioners deferred action and Chairman Thomas W. Flatley said Material Masor Ai Bauber now sought a meeting with commissioners to discuss the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Aleeay Ites Day
Thomas W. Flatley
Masor Ai Bauber
Meadville Girl Confesses Kidnapping Hoax Story
A Meadville girl, about a year old according to the OCR, confessed to authorities that her abduction tale was a fabrication. Investigators traced the story through Corry and other towns, finding no legitimate basis and deeming the entire account a complete fabrication.
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Urls’ Clark
Meadville
Sundin
Hollinston
Browent
Corry
Navy
Many Catholic Groups Benefit From 75000 Estate
In Dunkirk on April 1 a will valued at about 75000 distributes funds to St Marys and Sacred Heart for masses and care of a family grave. The residue is split among St Columbans College Silver Creek Holy Cross College Dunkirk Society for the Preservation of Dea und Catholic Children Little Sisters of the Poor Pittsburgh executor Dunkirk Trust Co and attorney John K Patterson. Cuba seeks coal for 12 million tons to be carried down rivers to New Orleans due to submarine blockades.
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Dunkirk
Elizabetly Frey
Dent
Cuba
Pittsburgh
South America
Ohio
Mississippi
New Orleans
FOR SALE BODY PARTS (BUT NOT HUMAN) AD
An odd classified style notice touts non human body parts for sale. It claims tiny nerve rolls cannot be replaced and warns of nervousness from constipation. It mentions Mr. James Peslier of Sharon Pennsylvania and promotes World's Tonic sold by local drug stores.
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James Peslier
Dayton St
Sharon
Ab McCandrew's
Progressive
Three Erie Officers Reinstated by Mayor Amid War Conditions
In Erie April 1 three patrolmen suspended for varied infractions are reinstated by order of Mayor Chhotlex Barber. Patrolman Joseph Scully, suspended Dec 29 for drinking on duty, is back. Michiel Nugent and Mary Fessler, suspended Jan 10 for doubling and evincing respectively, also return to duty.
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Erie
Merirly
Chhotlex Barber
Joseph Scully
Wille
Michiel Nugent
Mary Fessler
George
Christoph
Jesson
Easter Services at Sherman Church
Easter program at Sherman Baptist Church features Bible School at 10 a.m. led by Martin Crocentt, Easter sermon by Rev. T. P. Helly at 11 a.m. with special music, Young People's Service at 7 p.m. directed by Miss Ethel Com, testimonies by local students from Baptist Bible Seminary, and an 8 p.m. Easter message in Story and Song “In the Volume of the Book: Written on Me” with the choir and Rev. Kelly declining Mrs. Kelly assisting.
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Specua
Biaster
Sterman Baptist Church
Bible School
Martin Crocentt
T. P. Helly
Ethel Com
Princes Harris
Ruth
Kathériné Bloomer
Edwin Dea
Pelton Vandercoy
Baptist Bible Seminary
Johnson City
Baster
Wie Choir
Rev
Kelly
Epidemic of Thefts Reported in Motor Crime wave
The report notes a surge in vehicle thefts and arsons as motor police pursue suspects. Thieves struck in Van Rockland and Toonerville area, stealing five cars and four wheels from parked vehicles. Police urge motorists to record license numbers and details to aid investigations.
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Pramnui
Stab
Van
Rockland
Lisbon
Realen
Amt
Toonerville
Olli Thusville
Warren Names New Park Commissioner
Gilbert H. Beier 28, former superintendent at Broken firm W Valley Nursery for Youngsville, will start Wednesday as Warren borough park commissioner, succeeding Carl W. Rogers who resigned. Rogers left for St Louis to train and will take managerial duties at the government’s new plant near Meadville. Rogers served in World War II era. Beier is a Penn State forestry and landscape gardening graduate. The New York City police force is larger than the regular army including reserves in Eire.
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Warren
Gilbert H. Beier
W. Valley Nursery
Youngsville
Warren Borough
Carl W. Rogers
Rogers
St. Lewis
Meadville
Reier
Fenn State College
New York City
Eire
New Boy Scout Executive Named for Erie
Alfred Ben dall Jr named scout executive to succeed Johnie Tylor who resigned to take a Pittsburgh position. Announcement made Tuesday by W Pitt Gifford, president of the Ele County Council of Boy Scouts. Selection committee unanimity noted and Bendall’s prior rural and urban work cited as suitable for the county post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Alfred
Bendall, Jr
Hagerstown
Ew Beats
Johnie Tylor
Pittsburgh
L-das
W. Pitt Gifford
Ele
Boy Spout
Joan
Ecu
Bendall
Erie Post
New York
Derrick City Child Dies in Auto Crash en Route to School
A Derrick City boy about 11 or 12, son of Mr and Mrs John Gaston, was killed instantly when struck by a truck driven by Cader Greenberg of Olean near Derrick City. Coroner Thomas R Clark and State Police investigated and said the bicycle rider was entering the highway from his home driveway when the accident occurred.
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Bradford
Joan Gaston
John Gaston
Derrick City
Here
Cader Greenberg
Olean
Thomas R. Clark
John T. Sarko
Steth
Port Tarracks
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D. Golegrove
William P. Lombard
National Advertising Representative
Kimball
ING
W.ath St
Michigan Square
Corry Pa
Daily Dozen
Prom Medical Society of the
State of
P.U.C
Chamber of Commerce
Levant Tee Cream Company
Tee Gream
Butler
Tve
Presbyterian Church
Zuckerman
Ripley
Rexall
van Allsburg
County
Tuckernan
Misses’ Coats
Sherman
John L. Taylor
AL Davis
Chiricuzio Grill
America
Clipper
Michael Stern
Fashion Park
College Hall
Nunn Bush, Edgerton and Florsheim Shoes
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