Weather and liquor board actions mix with county notices
Afternoon forecast calls for possible showers tonight with slightly higher temperatures on Friday. The State Liquor Control Board suspended licenses for Prancis Ture and Cheeria Cafe Enis among others for serving to visibly intoxicated persons, effective May 4. Other items include war time stock warnings, accident updates, and local civic notices on dog capture, veteran affairs, and fishing license fee discussions.
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State Liquor’ Control Board
Diet
WAME
Bond Issue Vote Next November
Associated Press reports a constitutional amendment to authorize a 10000000 bond issue for postwar public works. The House passed a Senate-approved bill, meeting two-legislature approval before a voter referendum. Gov. Martin supports funding for sanitation roads reforestation rehabilitation or hospitalization of soldiers, with other amendments on motor funds loan repayments eight months and term limits for election officials.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
House
Martin
Ninth Army advances toward Elbe in final phase of push
The Ninth Army drives toward the Elbe as a linkup with the eastern front appears imminent. American pilots report tanks nearing Halle, while headquarters cautions that the latest First Army position is 48 miles from Leipzig. Attacks near Halle claim heavy German tank losses, suggesting First or Third Army involvement.
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Colunues Romat
Germany
Leipzig
Dresden
Stars and Stripes
Ninth Air Force
Halle
Supreme Headquarters
First Army
Courtney H. Hodges
Tunks
Hoejleda
Lemaig
Third Army
Dems to select new chair after April 26 in Erie
April 12 report states county Democrats will pick a new chairman after April 26 to meet constitutional rules. Attorney Owen M. Burns must relinquish the post, with a temporary chair named by the executive committee until the full county committee meets. Gerald McNelis and Frank Burger are top names cited for the chair. Republicans push to absorb Democratic registrants, with changes at 1601 Liberty Street and planned raids at 170 Walnut Street and on the east side to swell GOP ranks.
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Erie
Owen M. Burns
Gerald McNelis
Frank Burger
Liberty Street
County
Dell Darling
Thomas W. Schaper
Walnut Street
Schaper
Barn Fire and Local News Notes From Clymer Area
A barn on the former Wiggers farm near North Clymer burned after Mr. Harris left briefly. Grass fires were tackled near Alvin Bennink’s. Community notes include Legion auxiliary meetings, visits by relatives, spiritual group meetings, a broken ankle at Jamestown hospital, and school activities in Clymer. The Red Cross drive raised $1767.96 for Clymer and surrounding towns, and local sports and church events were highlighted.
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Caymem
Mandhy
William Wiggers
North Clymer
Frank Harris
Harris
Alvin Bennink
Draguin
Draguin's
Eleanor Park
Brookville
Roy Travis
Butler
Albert Querreveld
Larry Goring
Lamont Goring
Wade Querreveld
Camp Blanding
Fla
American Legion Auwiliary
Jevening
Carl Cailisch
Roy Gravinti
Holland Clothing
American Legion
Caflisch
Clarence ‘Spitzer
Rebekah Lodge
Vera Lictus
Florence Arnink
Mildred Arnink
Panama Lodge
Nellie ‘Meacham
Ellen Bennink
Jennie Brown
Jane Habink
Gilbert Ton
Delert King
Father
Henry Rhebergen
Fred Dam
Jirly Christenson
Maryn Holshowe
Earl Beckertnn
W. G. A. Hospita
Jamestown
Allan Johnson
New York City
Prank Caster
Clare
Johnson
Lawrence
Janette
Damon Dunnewold
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Ronald Maynard
Clymer
Red Cross Fund
Frank Casler
Guy Johnson
Panama
N. Y
Casler
Clara Johnson
Tda Johnson
Paull Meerdink
Sualth
Patty
Paula
Corry
Tda Leglers
Alfred Lemperalt
Alfred Lemperalt and Sons, of Ripley, N. ¥., Called Om | Clymer Friends Standay
Gerrit Timmer
Maurice ‘Tyson
William Gravink
Harrison Beekerink
Reformed Church
Newark
Sailor C. E
Lester
Pauline Beckerink
M. Barding
Epworth
Clymer Central School
Red Cross
Clymer French Creek
Mina Whelp @aén
State toll plan discussed by officials
Officials heard a plan on tolls presented by a state department, brief notes mention a proposal with dates and potential cost impacts. The discussion focused on funding road projects and balancing public user fees with transportation needs.
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War Food Administration
Archie Powers
North Center Street
Pendleton Brown
West Church Street
West Wayne Street
State Securities Commission
Humot Hospital
Barney McDonald
Babe
Ripley
Alec McDonald
Hille
Kane
T Hat
Usle
Livingston
Batding
Market Street
Lipsett Wrecking and Salvage Company
Cervicemen
Richard D.clark
Veterans Infortention
Brie
Saya
Bennett
Polies
Render Home
Morrell
George Spaulding
Warren
Spauldinry
State Council
Gerrmany
Japan
Ralph Cooper Hutchison
Irving 8. Dix
Wayne
House Fisheries Committee
Senate
Daniel Zrb
Retell
Elbe River
Keystone VanCise
DEMS
Columbus Ave
Timmer
Albert Neckers
Genin Wassinit
Orrin Sehurmar
Erma Crea
Jamestown General Hospital
Amos VanErden
Floyd Meyerink
Carlyle Neekers
Howard Leggers
Travis
Baptist Church
Sherman, N. Vy
Richard Holmer
Richard, Jr
Flint
Mich
Mary Tor
Tene Ton
Lois Rhebergen
Winifred Rhebergen
Deleo Gravink
Houghton College
Twentieth Century Club
Carl Cafiisch
Albert Arnink
Marion Gallup
Helen Davis Willon
Girls’ League For Service
Rhea Hobart
Tolland
Ted Vicar
Voorhees
Fos Heer
Thu
Ava Bing
Richard LaRose
New Cumberland
W. Vo
I. Harold Brennan
Hancock County
UFO United Steetworkers of America
Pease
Iinn
Weirton Steel
Welrton
Sled
State Superior Court
Tulsa
Doans
Arter
Wrisleys Bath
MO Seltzer
Tcasiimere
Burma
Bary
Sis
Qatar
Alka ‘Seltzer
Ene
Serutan
Yaeo- Eda
Bisodol
Goodyear
Nianetye
Ola
Lin mm
My. Besson
Milk Bloc
Har
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