Local notes and incidents tidy up city life
A misc of city items includes a labor statistics report at 98.2 percent of the prewar average, a surge in garbage dumping complaints on Third Avenue, fines for waste violations in the Second Ward, and two marriage license filings for John S. Wells with Lucille Barnes and James T. Hunter with Helen L. Rubay. Also noted are Pittsburgh district business declines, a transformer outage on West South Street, minor traffic accidents on Milton and Center, and St. Thomas church planning a reception for Rev. John Love’s priesthood. Eggs hit high April levels in Chicago wholesale trade and a Ken-Tenn Power sale talks move toward TVA involvement. Death of Thomas Meehan reported, and daylight saving extension discussed in Albany. Pennsylvania societies elect new president at Harrisburg meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Edward's School
John Love
Chicago
Union City Hospital to Receive Gift and Name Change Consideration
The Union City Hospital directors consider accepting Mrs. Lana W. Stem and Dr. Henry J. Stem’s gift of property at 36 Warden Street plus furnishings for the hospital. They propose renaming the association to The Henry L. Stem Memorial Hospital to honor the Stems. A special meeting April 27, 1942 at 7:20 p.m. will vote on authority to accept the gift and prior property, and to pursue the name change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Union City Hospital
B P. Lee
Lana W. Stem
Hospital Association
Warden Street
Dr. Stem
Henry J. Stem
Stem
Werry L. Stem Milemorta Hospital
Sten
Henry B. Stem
O'Clore
Me City Hall
Henry L. Stem Mémorial Hospital
Tire theft sentencing and report of thefts
President Judge Miles B. Kitts sentenced Stanley Klos to two and a half to five years for tire thefts. Police reported another tire and tube theft valued at $10.50 from a truck parked near Joseph Bwink’s home on Buffalo Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles B. Kitts
Stanley
Klos
HU Eust 21St Street
Joseph Bwink
Buffalo Road
Ross Works With District Leaders In Northwestern Pa
Erie April 17 Auditor therat e former Ross Democratic gubernatorial candidate and other endorsed recruits plan meetings with district leaders in nine northwestern Pennsylvania counties at 2 p m Friday in Hotel Lawrence Suite 402 208 and another hotel parlor arranged for afternoon conferences despite a stray typing error in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Therate
Ross
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Compensation Award Upheld in Widow and Children Case
The widow and two children of Frank S. (Sx) were awarded 9,594.88 in compensation by Mix Vir gmin Man Gradter, after their husband and father died when contacting a high tension wire south of Elby. The Penn Elevision Company and Select Risks Trdernity Company had provided protection, and the state compensation board’s award was upheld against a county court challenge asserting the father was not employed by the electric company at the time of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutge Dimer
Mix
Gmin Man Gradter
Brandessireely
Streni Wil Peunk
Tor Te Dent
Dent
Prank
Elby
Widew
Penn Elevision Company
Mast 18H Street
Eg Risks
Trdermnity Company
Bronchiville
N. J
State Compensation Board
Electri Company
More Give 10 Sheehan Fund For Help
A community appeal notes an 85.00 donation to the Jan Sheehan Fund with further small gifts from local supporters. The fund aims to buy a War Bond as a reward for timely aid and to bolster efforts against crime in the neighborhood.
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Sheehan
Jan Sheehan
C. F. Bennett
East South Street
Spring Street
Journal
J. W. Rickers
Grogge Alam
W. W. Waterhous
Mr. Sheehan
Wid
Bernie
Three Warren youths hurt in Pennsylvnia avenue crash
Three Warren youths were injured Thursday afternoon when a car carrying them crashed into a parked truck owned by Royal Manufacturing Company near Rollins Street in Warren. Paul Zabronski, 20, Locust Street, was seriously hurt with a severed right part and possible spinal injuries, now listed in good condition. Driver Robert Tannier and Bert Albough suffered cuts and bruises. Car damage estimated at 650, while the truck had little damage.
Parole Overruled by Higher Court in Erie Case
In Erie on April 17 a dispute involved District Attorney Burton R. Laub and Judge Miles over parole for William Harredine, convicted of rape. The state superior court ordered Harredine returned to Ene county prison to complete his sentence after an initial county prison release.
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Erie
Jermuen
Burton R. Laub
Miles
William. Harradine
State Superior Court
Ene County
Harredine
Senitentiary
Lsiger
Injured While Blasting Stumps on Columbia Farm
Lloyd Exley of Rouseville was admitted to Oil City hospital after a blasting accident on the Columbia farm property of Bruited Oil Corp near Petroleum Center. He suffered lacerations to head shoulder and ribs, and was slow to leave the scene as the charge was set. Other workers assisted in his removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumbla
Brutired Oil Corporation
Lloyd Exley
Rouseville
Oi City
Exley
Labor Chief Charges War Effort Slowed in Shipyards
Camden New Jersey April 17 John Steen president of the CLO Shipbuilding Workers Union claims shipyard managements hamper production. He alleges workers are improperly instructed to slow work and cites pressures to speed up costly production while costs rise. Green’s committee chair Carl Winslow is referenced in the letter criticizing management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cree
Camden
N. J
John Steen
CLO
Tinkon
Com Irpsstract
Carl Winsol
Howse Naval Affairs Committee
Green
Pat
Pittsburgh Produce Market Notes April 17 1933
Pittsburgh market report lists produce prices and loads including New York and New Jersey shipments. Corners show varied stock like Baldwins 1.65 to 1.75, Katahdins 2.05 to 2.15, and Florida Triumphs 3.25 per sack. potatoes and other varieties priced per 100 weight in mixed lots with several states represented. Livestock section from Buffalo notes hogs slow sale, calves strong, sheep active with lambs high, and US war-trade context cited in imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburgh
Pittsburgh
New York
Buffalo
Fragmented sports brief hints at 1940s era game notes
The text outlines a baseball scene with mentions of players such as Cook, Helder, Sam Ch, Buddy Lewis, Harris, and Mic. It references a July staged event and a national population theme, with scattered notes on positions including shortstop and catcher. Overall, details are incomplete and fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Wil
Fi Binean
Cooken Helder
Sam
Buddy Lewis
Harris
Mic
Pyliak
Local note cites missing phrase in scanned text
A partial OCR fragment mentions the unusual string has lent tra p 1a rt tot, hinting at a garbled phrase. The readable parts reference a small town notice and a placeholder line, with no clear event, date, or involved organizations identifiable from the fragment.
Top Teams Fall as Dwyer and Forces Battle On
In town 11 Moree Dwyer faces air force setbacks as the two top teams stumble. A rage ic donship features a tight contest with Bi ch Has Is and a hint of ongoing season tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bast
Fragmentary notes from a sports event recap
Puzzle like OCR fragment mentions a Pennsburgh game and a first start that evening. It references a crowd, a show, and a pair with a clutch moment, but the unreadable text makes specifics unclear.
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Rieti
Corryliu
Wielock
Pauge
Third Avenue
John S. Wels
Lucille Barnes
Lily City
James T. Hunter
Helen L. Rubay
This
Lly
University of Pittsburgh Bureau of Business Research
Maren
Post Office
South Street
Pennsylvania Lectiia Company
Center Strees
J. &. Squires
Mound Street
Borden Milk Company
Miltoni Center Streets
Mayle Avenue
East Main Street
George Sproyers
East Wayne Street
Elsie Nichos
William Street
Tittle
Associated Gas and Elettrie Corporation
Kentucky-Tennessee Light and Power Company
Asso- Usted
Tennessee Valley Authority
Kentucky
Hs Bear
Thomas Meehen
Tinton City
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Erle
George
Sarah Nugent
St. Teresa's Church
Senate Cities Committee
Tate Assembly
Deardortt
Warren
Harrisburg
Pitts
Cathy Ante
Wage
Dutchmail
Abel Danseoon
Tasman
Mandalay
Austral
Salvation Army
Bird
NTE
Coats
Zuckermans
N. Canter St
Dial
Higher
William Harradine
Cee
Center Sister
Commerce
Eric
Tage
Corry Journal
Greyhound Fast House
Corry
uApest
Union City of
Kingery
Bernice
Atlantic Station
Burlington
Tor
Hmness
Thompson's
Clymer
Howten
Inquire
White Street
W. Oberatte
Gerald Parsons
Genier St
Milo Walton
R. D
Corvairy
Decatur
Alvin G. Ben
Nick
Pleasant Livess
Ord
Cone Damon
A& A
South Center
Ritchm
Dix
George Capela
Wkarn
West Wayne St
JL. Drake
Hinman
DeLavel
Spencer's Mills
Condon's
Doane's Hardware
W. Main St
Lata
Weil
Pim Wells Journal
Piperhanger's
W. Irving Sreat
Washington
Columbus
John J. Colegraye
Park Street
South Side
W. B. Shreve
Liberty St. Corry
Furnaee
West Smith Street
Atta
Court of Common Pleas of
Panna
Ettabell J. Vogt
George A. Vogt
Geore A. Vort
Court of Common Pleas
Ettabell J. Vort
Fred W. Lamberton
Bherli
Erie County
Penn's
Joseph Meletka
Raymonde Meletka
Raymonde Meleika
Court of Common’ Pleas
Joseph “Melenes
Sheriff's Office
Erle County
Penny
Jorera Pulinski
Pranozisek Pulinskt
Francalark
Tele
Hye
Luea Shelew
Mary Shelew
Court of Common
Luka Shiclew
Lambyrton
Exjo County
Kathleen V
Ring
Wilson
Wilsort
Common Pleas
Sac
Kathleen
Hing
Sherrif
Sherif
the Court, of Common Pleas
Penna
Pebrogey
M. Earnest
Clarence Earnest
Bris
Sheriff's
Clark L. Yost
McNair Corners
Wattsburg
Lowville
Venavo Township
Guernsey
Jersey
Nellie G. Yost
Evequtrix
F. D
Arthur Scouten
Spartansbure
Chafite
Sterling Delure
Columbus Township
N. E. Dodd
Automal
Weill
A. J. Alkens
First Avenue
Root's
Parade Street
Howard Sperry
Riley Jordan
Wayne Street
Stor
Pleasant ‘Street
Attat
Far Porgelain
Zem
Rall
Tote
P& G Soap
Ivory
Peo
France
Mto New Jow Fince
T&t
Atlantic Refining
Bendix
Boeing Airplane
Chrysler Columibia
Gus Feid
Curtiss-Wrieht
General Electric
General Motors
Bennecai
Cosis Adg
Montgomery Wardalk National Biscuit
National Dairy
Tsfe New York Central
Pauisle
Paramount
Penney
Studebaker
Nts Ag
Sipytieense Ag US
Weatinghouse Fleotris
Woolworth
Kelty
T Ling
Alve
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