Public school counselor resigns in Jamestown district
Mrs. Jenet L. Von-Tacky, visiting counselor in Jamestown public schools, resigns her position effective when school ends in June, announced by the superintendent. Jamestown stadium opens for May 6 ceremonies as a lighting project nears completion by May 30. Other items note Maine County meetings on county offices move, a $15,000 verdict for J Walter Engel Butler in Venango County, a farm home destroyed by fire near Hinsdale, and North East township roadway damages award of $715 for Route 25075 construction.
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Jenet L. Von-Tacky
Jamestown Public Schools
Jamestown
Phen
Dunkirk
Mayville
Coppiy
Children’s Agency
Mayuille Briday
J. Walter Engel
Butler
Rey
Venango County
Paul Mo
Elhaney
Miner J. Scott
Guile, Hollow
Hinsdale
A. J. Youngs
North East Township
William
Mosket
Streets
Michael Zillman
Harry] Klebes
Zillman
Waren
Liquor Control Board
Norman Scholton
Sheffield
Warren
Lawrence McNamara
Riolaces
Fortune
Myr1 Jacobs
Iraw
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
C. B. Jacobs
Tnding
Myrl Jacobs
Bs. Allen
East Street
Armstrong
Lanston's
William Hollister
Railroad Street
Warren General Hospital
Hol+lister
WPA
Tere
Reynoldsville
Concord
McCray Ladies Aid
New Era Club
Sharple
Loris
Hazel Merker
East Pleasant Street
Spring Streets
Mrs. J. Sedgwick
Warren Area News Briefs Include Local Accidents and Sales
Local items report Wilcox Grocery delivery, Holmes specials on meat and oleo, and a window shade sale. A child, Katherine Grimshaw, aged five, died of scarlet fever after falling ill Monday morning at her home. Warren area road work at Hulings hall progresses as part of building renovations. Larry Boyle of Erie is serving a 10 day jail term for failure to pay costs on a peace bond. Several legal notices include boiler bids for Beaty building and a road limit announcement in Warren County. A Missouri Fox Hunters show and Easter apparel cleaning ads appear along with various community notices.
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Wilcox Grocery
Erle
Katherine Grimshaw
Lanston
Hulings
Allegheny College
Larry Boyle
Erie
Euala
Erie County
George Brabender
Douglas R. Dougherty
Ruth Boyle
Lockport
Pennsylvania
Lockport City
John Denton
Barker
East Avenue
Davison Road
Edgar Hawley
Watson Place
Warren
James Ennis
LaTona Street
Philadelphia
A. 8. Garry Company
Beaty
S. Opsbractors
Jamestown
William M. Clark & Co
Twe
New Castle
Washington P. 7. A
Rhom
John Melnnes
Shady’ Agenua
Missouri Fox Hunters
Ashtabula
Hull
Columbus
P.T.A. Tb
G. H. Seigworth
Warren County
Matthews Run
Youngsville
Jackson Rum
ConeWango Avenue
Lins
Dial
Steenis
East
Washington St
Louie B. Miller
West
Union demands at Ford plant strike detailed
Union outlines issues in Ford plant strike citing discharge of workers for union affiliations and calls for a seniority system, a shop steward setup, abolition of the Paris spy system, and other terms aimed at a fair contract. Mary Bennett, personnel director, says management has long treated workers as individuals.
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FORD
Page
General Motors
Chrysler
Mary Bennett
Varios
Ho Ikes
Picea
Scout warns of two men traveling in different cars
Rockville resident Waring reports two men dashing travelers checks at service stations across Crawford and Jamestown areas. Suspects described as one about 5 ft 8 in, 150 pounds, around 40. the other swarthy, both driving separate automobiles.
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Tony
Rockville
Crawford County
Waring
Jamestown
Paltey
Harold Stevens
John L. Laley
Meadville
Thmile Run
Franklin
Harold Leyton
Ralph Weely
Dempseytown
Nelson Gandelgt
Guys Mulls
Spencer
American Visvose Corporation
Textile Workers Union of
Amerea
Kiwanis Club
Hany Wissinger
Corty
Parachutist Survives After Parachute Jerryrigged Save
Private First Class Stanley Findlay of the 501st Parachute Battalion dangled from a circling plane for five minutes with his chute snagged in the tail. He pulled the emergency cord risking a second rip, which tore a hole in the second chute and left him with a broken collar bone. He landed in a plowed field and dislocated his shoulder upon impact.
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Associated Fe
Fort Benning
Stanley” Ik. Findlay
vArmy
501St Parachute ‘Battalion
Findlay
Attempted Escape by Skidmore Seen
April 4 report describes a mysterious explosion in Western Penitentiary weaving shop. Warden Stanley P. notes a life-term prisoner, George C. Skidmore, once a National Guard sharpshooter, suspected of planning to build a gun or bomb for escape. The blast injured Skidmore after a lubrication platform incident. an electrical conduit and end belt were found nearby amid a fatal cordon shooting on Rattlesnake Mountain.
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Piush
Western Penitentiary
Stanley P
Itkely
George C. Skidmorg
Skidmore
Washington
Togho
Pioneer firm starts action in state bids case
Harrisburg April 2 Receiver for Pioneer Materials Company of Erie sues to force the state to consider bids for sand and gravel contracts. The suit names Roger W. Rowland state secretary of property and supplies Auditor General Warren R. Roberts and State Treasurer F. Clair Ross plus counsel Charles B. Hartington. The company claims its bid for 7,000 tons of materials for Erie county roads was lowest but not awarded. An order requires the defendants to show cause by April 4.
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Harrisburg
Roger W. Rowland
Department of Property Supplies
Warren R. Roberts
F. Clair Ross
Charles B. Hartington
Kittanning
Ine Company
MAS
State Highway Department
Erie
Dodge Frank Wickersham
Matsuoka Seeks Vatican Accord in Private Audience
Japanese Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka met Pope Pius XI in a private audience lasting about an hour and five minutes. He presented members of his party and discussed efforts toward improving ties between Japan and the Vatican, with Cardinal Maglione and other papal officials in attendance.
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Vatican City
Yosuke Matsuoka
Pius XI
Matsuoka
Star
Inter
Dale Cardinal Maglione
National Defense Courses in CCC Camps Start
National defense courses have begun at CCC Camp No. 12 in Sheffeld with woodwork general electrical welding and practical electing. Students learn in camp shops while electric welding courses visit Armstrong shops in Warren for instruction. Minimum instruction time is 19 hours for juniors and three fewer hours for veterans.
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CCC
Kane
Red’ Bridge
Armstrong
Warren
Sheffeld
Nesvious
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Randall's Chicken
Crosse & Blackwell Date & Nut Bread
B.&m
Libby
Mullers Macaroni
Hershey's
Wilson
T&c. Th
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Nora
Whitman
Hutz’s Market
Redonia
Gonshol
Ralph Mammon
Webster Road
Fredonia
D. J. Grant
DeJean
Secran
Tony Hollisy
House
Hamond . Elevator Co. ‘ Au
Ord
James Spencer Whipple
Steamburg
N. Y
New York State Forest
Fish and Game
Florida
New York City
U.S
Pioneer Firm
A. D. Sandburg
Main St
Corry
Wrile
FORDS
BUICK
Powell Motor Co
House OF Bargains
Berets
Julius Geasat Bone
Lindsley’s
THE
Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Alga
Beaulul
Root’s Furniture Store
Stree
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