Postponed Play Opening And Local News From Erie County
A delayed spring meeting notes a postponement of a Spartane production to April 17. William McCallend of Zanesville faces an Alderman hearing after a cash register theft arrest. Wardens are alerted to available Fleet Aid Manuals at Hotel Corry. First aid classes resume next Tuesday. Police report two motor-vehicle offenses in Alderman Gordon’s jurisdiction. Lolita Bonsteel promotes an African lily at Jewell flower shop. State Treasurer Wag ner cites reduced Erie county relief payments. Penn State’s division of aromatics announces a May 2 one act play tourney. entries due April 30. Northwestern teachers oppose a wartime education bill. Union City Lions Club advances forsythia planting to beautify streets. Titusville area group heads to Army induction center via Corry. Remodeling bid for Loblow Groceteria awarded to R. D. Forsberg. Meadville funeral services for F. Gorman noted. Meadville mourns.
Small numerals on road signs explained by engineers
Harrisburg April. Motorists along Pennsylvania highways see small metal squares or posts bearing numbers. These mark engineering station numbers for locating road sections. Since 1931 rural township roads expanded, adding legislative route numbers. many routes carry multiple designations, such as Lincoln Highway as U.S. Route 30 plus nine legislative numbers from Philadelphia to York.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Highways
Sproul
Station Mall
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Coatesville
Lancaster
York
Man slaugher charge to follow fatal crash
A warrant for involuntary manslaughter was filed against Angus Montour 24 of 80 East Tupper Street Buffalo after a March 2 crash on Bust Take road near Ganondale. Montour, who suffered a spinal fracture, drove and collided with two cars then struck a tree and overturned. The victim: Harry J. Rice 27 of Buffalo.
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Angus
Montour
East Tupper Street
Buffalo
WN. C
Hamot Hospital
Gannondale
Harry J. Rice
Mant Explorers Open New Frontiers in Plant Discovery
Some of history's notable explorers never claimed land because they were plant explorers whose quest was to map new species for the world's food supply.
Victory Garden Questions Answered By Committee
Harrisburg April 2 advisory group explains Victory Garden program aims to boost home grown foods, offset war shortages, and improve civilian nutrition. Guidance covers eligibility, seed and fertilizer supplies, canning instruction, and steps to join, with details on seed varieties, tools, and advisory support from county agents and garden committees.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Council of Defense
United States
Lovel Victory Garden Committee
Ccal
National Fertilizer Association
Market Growers Journal
War Production Board
Victory
Will Train Pilots in High Schools
Washington April 9 The nations high schools will gear to elementary pilot training for Americas air armada said Jd. W. Studebaker O S commissioner of education The plan envisions aeronautics taught in all high schools with prospective cadets and recommends pre pilot refresher courses in physics and mathematics followed by detailed course outlines and instructional materials from theory and navy air to school systems nationwide
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Washington
America
Jd. W. Studebaker
Commite
Sioner
Studebaker
Defer Hearing For Ex-Corryite Harold Redinger
Harold Redinger, contractor from Wesleyville, charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Clayton Chamberlain, 63, of 1819 Holland Street. Hearing postponed by Alderman William Holster due to unavailable witnesses. coroner’s jury previously absolved Redinger of responsibility for the March 28 pedestrian fatality at 18th and Holland Streets.
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Harold Redinger
Erig
Birddas
Wesleyville
William Holster
Redinger
Clayton
Chamberlain
Holand Street
18Th
Holland Streets
Teacher Wins Reinstatement In Bethlehem Case
Harrisburg April 9 a two year old Bethlehem school teacher, Gertrude Keller Brown, has won reinstatement as a dental hygienist after dismissal for incompetency due to pregnancy. State Superintendent Dr. Francis B Haas ruled that pregnancy alone does not prove incompetency and faulted the Bethlehem school board for discharging her for seeking leave to care for her child.
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Wey
Eyune
Harrisburg
Bethlehem
Francis B. Haas
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gertrude Keller Brown
Dental Ny
Gienist
Bethlehem School Board
Hans
Mrs. Brown
Pittsburgh man kills wife and child then kills self
A 29 year old cleric in Shaler township Allegheny County shot his sleeping wife Helen 26 and their four year old son Dale John in their home before taking his own life. A note left behind asked for forgiveness and said the shooting was the only way.
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Pittsburgh
Shaler Township
Allegheny County
J. D. Aldisert
John Eimer Holmquist
American Radiator and Standard Manufacturing Company
Helen
Dale John
Couuty
Albert T. Lordh
Holmquist
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Bethel Farmer
Albert John Pysher, 31, of Bethel, was crushed when a tractor slipped between the tractor and a plow frame on his farm near Bangor late yesterday. He was attempting to attach a link to the plow when the fatal accident occurred.
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Bangor
Albert John Pysher
Bethel Farmer
Fysher
Answers to Daily Quiz Listed With Several Errors
Answers to daily quiz printed on page 4 with multiple errors and misprints. Entries include presidential command, metar torpedo boat, table d hocte, humorist, empire state building in New York City, nectar and ambrosia, five Vila tandes of the 103, Leonard Wood, wild duck, and other fragments.
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Presidential Command
Metar
Table D'Hote
Humorist
Palse
Id Canada
Empire State Building
New York City
Nectar and Ambrosia
Vila Tatandes
Leonard Wood
Wild Duck
Markets Stock Pittsburgh Produce Market Summary
Pittsburgh April markets report produce demand and prices with apples steady to varied across varieties. Potatoes, and Maine Chippewas volumes listed, while rice and citrus items noted. Buffalo livestock market shows hogs, cattle, and sheep at slow to steady tones with mixed quotes. Market desk notes include New York stock activity and general price drift for commodities and meats.
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Pittsburgh
Crates Penna
Rome
New York
Virginia
Maine
Bunpalo
Ughter
Associated Press
American Smelters
South Amerlcan
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation
Air
Bethlehem Steel , Srm
Hoeing Airplane
Uh O& Cox
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors Kerhecott
Montgomery Ward National Biscuit National Dairy
York Cental
Northern Pacific - Paramount - Fetina RR
Penney Scouing Vacuum
Standard of Calif
UIC Hokey Co i Lalkes yon Whi Bot a cl
A fragment from a local notice mentions UIC hockey and a white bot or bot-like item tied to a clause 456. The readable text is sparse, but references an organization and a numeric clause, suggesting a public or institutional notice about equipment or a drafted item.
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UIC Hokey Co i
PIGH Rot Orang Rott Lane Richmo re MoGe
The fragmentary text provides minimal readable names and places. It mentions a lane in Richmond and appears to be a damaged OCR snippet with unclear context or events. No clear action, date, or entities beyond vague place references can be established for a valid summary.
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Rott Lane
Richmore MoGe
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Hitness
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George Gordon
Atlantic
Center and
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Corry
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Lawrence Brown
West Washington Street
Robert R. Smith
North Center Street
Franklin Street
Lolita Bonsteel
East Smith Street
Jewell Flower Shop
Worth Center Street
Bonstee
Africa
Second Ward
G. Harold Wagner
Erie County
Division of Aromatics
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Frank S. Neusbaum
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Missy Teachers Associations
State Senate
Secretary of Education
Erle Federation of Teachers
Union City
Lions Club
Weet High Street
South Street
Titusville
Army Induction Center
John G. Kolaja
Spartensburg
Lawrence J. Rudolph Gd Glenn
A. Smith
Pleasantville
East Central Avenue
Tiveville
Loblow Groceteria
R. D. Forsberg
Gils Allroad
Jon
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F. Gorman
St. A
Gorman
Oligy Bieri
Porter Continuer
Uiset Fils
South Center
Highway Dept
Center Sales Company
Loblaw
Victory Garden
Enyone
Das
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AVER
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Associated Prose
Rumford
Rumford Baling
McCandrew’s
U. S
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Burma
Shaye
Fitch
Sloans
Liniment
Absorbine Jr
Coscara
Borter Toffee Candy
Erie
A. J. Aikens
Ford
Ritz
Corry Journal
Cohen
Abel
Gerald Parsons
Ny Genterstvert
Black Work Tevse
Clyde Baccus
Bear Luke
Will Wade
D. 1
Engle
Columbus
Bsex Street
Auue
W. Wayne
North Center Gt
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J. J .Squire
Marion St
Dalry Station
South Center Street
Chestnut
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Capela
Elgin
Hinmon
Tonyen
Tor Ren
Woolworth’s
N. Cohen
Sats
Gail Davis Radio Lab
Corty
Housas
Honiley Estate
Acroni
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H. Clough
Bentey
Pleasant St
Pirss
Pried Fluht
John H Glough
Blacktop
Little Cooley
Lincolnville
Bangs
Coutt
Arthur Handley Farm
Guys Mills
R. D
Arthur
Bandrey
Jowner
Arthur Scouten
Spartans Bug
Clyde C. Simmons
Cory
Pennsvaria
Register of Wills
NEVA
Simmons
Carry
Walter H. Scott
Cameron Building
Pennn
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Hanes
Hubert Watrous
Babe
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Bancy Bo Aviva
Daverside
Acre
Onl Dank Rum
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Guy Wy Alled
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