Cargo freighter Leopold L-D departs New York for Unoccupied France
A loaded four thousand ton freighter named Leopold L-D sails from New York bound for Unoccupied France with anti aircraft guns removed. The ship has been docked since early in the European War. Detroit Tigers slugger Hak Greenberg leaves Burper Hospital after exams. selective service classification confirms an injury or exemption. salary noted as $40,000 this year.
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State tax bills emerge from committee in budget clash
Emergency revenue measures, tied to the 1997 tax framework, have languished in committee as lawmakers debate ethics and funding. Rev Berwin Winner’s bills already cleared two readings. if out before Thursday they could head to the Senate. The action marks the first major budget stall since January 7 with a costly relief package under review.
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Montgomery
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Nike Trust Company
Hospital Board to Decide on Remodeling Plan
Hospital directors convene Wednesday to vote on a three part remodeling program. Projects include a new entry, removal of the old wing, and third floor renovations. Bids from contractors such as Standard Blocks and others will be reviewed by a special committee led by Ralph Fogle, Dalles Smiley, and W P Lombard.
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Dalles Smiley
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Child Dies in Crib Accident in Perry Home
One month old George Wislum Lanois died Saturday morning in Perry after apparently suffocating when he rolled onto his stomach and became buried under a pillow. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Landis and a brother Richard D., the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Taylor. Funeral services are Monday at two o’clock at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. John Bermaty, burial Lakeside Cemetery.
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Erie Naval Reserves to Be Called to Active Duty
April 21 report from Lieut Reginald Eaton states Erie Naval Reserves will be called to active duty. navy officials in Washington ordered readiness with details on numbers and departure time not yet provided. first contingent expected to be small with possible later drafts. men will report to Philadelphia Navy Yard for induction.
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Elk Tanning Company Signs Union Contract
Ridgway April 1 The Elk Tanning Company signed contracts with Willyam International Pur & Leather Union for its plants at Ridgway and Willcox. The agreement covers a 4 hour pay increase, a dues check off, seniority provisions, and benefits including rubber boots aprons and gloves. Union leaders say negotiations may extend to 1949.
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Willyam Intermational Pur & Leather Union
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Indian on Long Bicycle Journey
Indian traveler Brownsville, Texas, pushing on toward Newport after riding 2200 miles across 11 states. He travels light, sleeps outdoors, carries a sleeping bag strapped to his bicycle, and plans Route 20 to Albany. He hopes to reach Newport in weeks, aided by a passing Salvation Army and a local service station.
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New York State
Albany
LeBrun
Three Hurt In Two Accidents Near Dunkirk
Two separate crashes near Dunkirk injure three people including William Krause 58 of Dunkirk and Miss Tesn Elvehorn 19 from Erie. A second collision on Main Road Route 20 involved Jack Batten 18 of Erie and others. All wounded were treated at Brooks Memorial Hospital.
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Dunkirk
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sTesn Elvehorn
Erie
Jack Batten
Rievenh Steer
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Krause
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Ivia
Younip Gallery
Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter Loses Lectern Moment
The Supreme Court reading of opinions features Justice Felix Frankfurter in a rare misstep as he loses balance at the lectern during the session. Court officials assist as the moment passes, with no injury or lasting disruption reported.
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Felix Frankfurter
United States Supreme Court
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