Political shifts and local meeting notices in Crichard County
The article notes Republican withdrawals in Conneaut Township and Montrose Hood from Westville school director race. It also announces the Crichard County Association of Boroughs meeting at Venango with Attorney Stuart A. Culbertson to discuss liquid fuels tax and allocation proposals, plus officer elections. The Victory Club sessions are scheduled for Friday at 8 PM in the Library Building.
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Mabel
Ralph Benedict
T.B. Sherman
Alion
Conneaut
Montrose Hood
Westville
Crichard County Association of Boroughs
Venango
Stuart A. Culvertson
Meadville
Culbertson
Victory Club
Missing in action 19yearold infantryman father mourns
Warren County 19yearold Pvt. H Ongley son of Mr and Mrs Ongley Selkirk community is missing in action since April 5 per a War Department telegram to his parents. Other local items note prison release for Erie man, sugar rationing blanks, citizenship examinations, church renovations, and wartime community notices.
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Powell MotorCa
Pruyers H. Ongley
and Aass
M. DB. Ongley
Selkirk
Warren County
Germany
Seserdive
Erie County
Syracuse
George J. Christoph
Rice
FBI
Conular
Conrad Magnuson
Interpresident
Ab Casablanas
Speed Legislation Expands 4.4 Million Health Fund
Harrisburg reports speeded enactment to finance health amenities in Pennsylvania with 4.4 million dollars as Federal funds threat looms. The move follows clashes over Hatch Act implications and state official A H Stewart’s status. A whit of dismissal was recommended, and a $20,000 partial withhold is anticipated if Governor Martin does not act. Rep Cohen amended to add rheumatic fever as an eligible disease.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
A. H. Stewart
Stewart
Civil Service Commission
Mness
Martin
Reuben E. Cohen
D-Phila
Judge Braude Addresses on Guilty or Not Guilty Topic
Judge J M Braude of Chicago will speak at Corry's Talk of the Month Club at the Senior High School auditorium next Tuesday on Guilty or Not Guilty. Known nationally for juvenile delinquency work, Braude emphasizes individualized punishment and says his Chicago court sees over 15,000 youths aged 17 to 21, with focus on case specifics rather than crime. Strong local interest follows the club’s recent speaker selection.
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J. M. Braude
Chicago
Corry's
Howard Sheen
Judge Braude
Chib
Elven
Disqualification of Warren mayoral candidate petition
The county election board disqualified the Democratic petition for Milburn E. Anderson as burgess after finding insufficient valid signers and improperly opened signatures compared to registration lists. John Bevevino filed the petition on Anderson’s behalf.
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County Electio Board
John Bevevino
Milburn E. Anderson
Burgess
Eee
Girard Woman Injured When Runaway Team Throws Her
Mrs. Roberts, 31, of Girard, is reported in fair condition at Vincent's Hospital after a runaway team pulled a wagon and threw her, causing fractured ribs and possible punctured lung. The accident occurred Tuesday at 4 19 p m. A brakeman in Gallitzin, Charles W Parsons, 40, was seriously injured today after being struck by an overhead signal bridge while riding a box car.
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Sre
Roberts
Girard
Vincent’s Hospital
Wheer
Gallitzin
Charles W. Parson
Pennsylvania Rail
Rochester
Toll road plan advances in Pennsylvania mountains
Harrisburg April 1g Construction of a 60 mile toll road in the Pocono Mountains similar to the Skyline Drive in Virginia moved forward as the Pennsylvania postwar planning commission accepted it as one of its projects.
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Harrisburg
Pocono Mountains
Virginia
Pennsylvania, Postwar Planning Commission
Prisoner of War David Lammers Reported Safe in Germany
A missing Gary soldier, David J. Lammers, brother of Mrs. Richard C. Merryman of Wesleyville, has been identified as a prisoner of war in Germany. He recently wrote his sister that he is well and hopes to return home soon after being reported missing December 16 in Belgium. Lammers, who joined the military in 1942, trained at Camp Pickett and Camp Atterbury, served with an anti tank outfit, and went overseas last October. He was a Corry High School graduate in 1996 and before the war worked for Clifton Machine Co. in Erie. He played in the school orchestra and later led a junior dance orchestra.
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Jamestown
Darmostown
U. S. War Price and Fuutioning Board
Ed Moe
Ration Board
Corty Hospital
Daniel McEldowney
South Center Street
Elsie Wyman
Firemen's Hall
Gerry Ramblers
Ene
Imm ‘Ion
Youngstown
Ohio
Parker's Grocery
Main Street
Tamestown
South Main Street
Hasy Spensr
Gentral Hospital
Fats
Copcord
Crossman
Erie
Garden Gross
Meysville
Army Pifigers
James P. Mutligdn, Jr
Bougainville
Solomon Islands
Warren County
Thom Youngsville
Barney Jarris
John J. Whitmer
Frank Whitmer
New Bethlehem R. D
Dial
Te —Samestay
Supreme Court
Roberd H. Jackson
Palemont Avenue
Julius Blalya
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Bank of Jamestown
Blank
Jackson
DuBois High School
Te Armed Forces
Gary
Germany
Pic
David J. Lammers
Richard C. Merryman
Wesleyville
Corry Youll
Belgium
Pio
Lammers
Camp Picket
Americans Free From Nazi Prison Camp Near Nuremberg
About 200 U S prisoners were freed by Allied troops at Langwasser prison camp near Nuremberg in Germany. Most freed were air force members. others included Britons Russians Poles and other Allied personnel. They were in good health after typhus inoculations but showed signs of their ordeal.
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Langwasser
Nugraberg
Germany
Nuemberg
Air Force
GOP backs Martin prison reform in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 43 The Republican majority endorses Governor Martins prison reorganization plan. Senate Leader Weldon B Heylbrn says it will yield the worlds most modern penal system The measure follows Troutman recommendation based on a special advisory committee report A concurrent resolution by Jaspan and Stiefel keeps an inquiry into the crowded Eastern Penitentiary as part of the ongoing legislative oversight.
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Harrisburg
Martin
Senate
Weldon B. Heyblrn
Pennsylvania
William J. Troutman
Northumberland
Jerome Jaspan
Israel Stiefel
D-Phila
Egg Marketing Up At Clymer As Four Thousand Cases Sold
Nearly 4,000 cases of eggs were marketed by poultrymen in the Clymer area through the G L F egg station during the past year. John Hunter, local manager, reported at the annual patrons meeting in the Clymer Central School. Local patrons received $208.80 in cash as patronage refunds on their first year’s local operation. Ken McGray, supervisor of G L F egg marketing, reviewed development of marketing before the war.
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Clymer
John Hunter
Clymer Central School
G. U.P
Ken McGray
Ithaea
G. L. F. Egg Marketing
Q. L
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