Daylight Saving Backers Hail Move Amid War Time Debate
A report on the push to advance clocks by one hour during wartime across eastern states including Pennsylvania, with opinions split between public support and opposition. notes the federal Office of Defense Transportation proposal and a warning against another clock change. It also reflects broader wartime atmosphere and a cautious public mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Defense Transportation
Pennsylvania
New York
Office of
Drease Transportation
Twenty Years Ago Prom Journal Reports Local Deaths and Deals
Twenty years ago the Prom Journal notes the death of Seratchip Thompson, a Com pany A boy killed overseas on August 18, 1918, with memory honored by Corry post of Amar lon Lebgiort. It also reports Belts and Hedth acquiring Gulbertsen Motors in Warren county, and a Dodge distributor expansion. Weather brings cold snap after long snowfall. municipal group considers buying and remodeling property for a modern club home. Postal Improvement Week aims to boost department service with new plans announced by Postmaster Bentley and supervisors.
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Seratchip Thompson
Corry
Wiilil
Fiarrison Valley
Potter County
Bentley
Daily Quiz: Seven Questions From Classified Page?
Daily Quiz asks how many you can answer from a scrambled set of test questions. It directs readers to the classified page for answers and includes items about political groups, time zones, bird names, labor unions, authors, and musical pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Indiqi
Senate
New York
San Franciscat
Mather Carey
Talmadge Sisters
Daily Dozen from Medical Society on pilot fatigue and errors
The article discusses human factors in aviation accidents, noting pilot error accounts for about 90 percent of commercial air crashes and that fatigue, weather, and engine failure contribute. It emphasizes vigilance in wartime flying and cites common grammar errors involving prepositions as TODAY'S COMMON ERROR.
Welsh Named Again by Governor Janes
Harrisburg April report says Governor James renewed the nomination of Clifford J. Welsh Belo to the Board of Fish Commissioners after the recent legislative stalemate left his reappointment in doubt. With no action from the special legislature, the administration withheld his name from the Senate and restarted the process after the session ended.
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Harrisburg
Clifford J. Welsh, Belo
Board of Fish Commissioners
James
Senate
Two Titusville youths killed in auto crash
Two Titusville High students, Je and two others were gravely injured when a passenger vehicle collided with a logging truck on the Fil www title River road near a curve. Deputy coroner and authorities investigated the fatal crash as firefighters removed the victims from the wreckage.
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Titusville
Thtusytele
Tikiaville High Estewl
Jee
Lave
Miede
Soni Ie Ailied
Thalieh
Bruce Glison
OM Frock
Taverne Benton
St Marys Youth Killed in War in the Marines
Charles Billiete, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Mutt Billiete of John Street St Marys Pennsylvania, is named as the first local casualty in the current war. Fighting with the United States Marines on Bataan Peninsula, he was reported missing after the war's early days. The War Department has not found his identification tags, suggesting he may be a prisoner of the Japanese. One of four brothers to serve, he enlisted at Guantico, Virginia, two years ago. His family here mourns the loss and awaits confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys
St, Marys
Ami
Charles Billiete
Mutt Billiete
John Street
United Staer Marines
Baten Peninsula
Jarrow
Manila Bay
Witt Department
Billble
Bul- Tike
Charles
Armed Services of
United States
Marine Corps
Guantico
Beardsley arraigned on tipsy driving charges in Warren
Charles Beardsley of Matthews Run pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and leaving scene of an accident after a collision with a Pennsylvanian motor police vehicle in Youngsville. Private L G Pobes pursued, Beardsley examined by a physician and jailed until a later arraignment. Property damage was minor, estimated at ten dollars for the police car and slight for the truck.
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Warren
Charles Beardsley
Matthews Rum Road
Beardaley
Youngsville
L. G. Pobes
Bendsley
Matthews Run
Pobes
Beardsley
Fobes
Couly
Richard T. Goons
Sugar Grove Resident Struck By Car Injured
Sugar Grove resident Martin, 52, of Sugar Grove Pa, was struck on the Prewsburg Waren road about 12 40 am Sunday and injured. He suffered fractured ribs and head burns and was taken to W C A hospital by ambulance. Troopers Hackett and Goulding said he was on the highway when hit by Clifford Lapp, 39, of Eden Center. The crash occurred on a sharp curve about a quarter mile from Prewsburg on Route 82.
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Suers Martin
Sugar Grove
W.C.A
Prewsburg- Waren
H. E. Hackett
W.B. Goulding
Eden Center
Prewsyburg
East Smith Street Sewer Project Funding Sought
City council seeks federal grant to cover East Smith Street sewer work with total cost near 75,000 and municipal share about 40,000. Financing will follow a sewer rental plan through a newly formed sewer authority for the East Smith East and Wayne Street area. Anticipated aid aims to relieve frequent basement flooding while broader disposal-plant plans await later funding. The Khamsin blocks Nort Africa’s sands in early summer.
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Rage Wie
East Smith Street
East Smith -East
Wayne Street
Seo
Tor
Grange Plans Spelling Bee at Columbus
Columbus Grange schedules a Wednesday evening meeting at the Town Hall with Mr. Deniity to explain hospitalization plans and a program featuring spelling bees. The top contestant will advance to the Warren County Grange meeting and possibly the Slate Grange contest. Local notices include rummage sale plans and community church services, with numerous names and addresses across Columbus, Meadville, and surrounding areas.
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Columbus
Columbus Grangte
Wernes
Deniity
Warren County Grange
Slate Grange
John Wiggins
Lawrerine Sackell
Ronald
Clarence Moore
Columbus Ladies Aid
Corry
Eltjor
Warren Fargo
Ghanes Swanson
Gerald Faulkner
Henna Gordon
Aldacrosty
Marjorie Morris
Mary Hotehuss
Alegany
N.Y
O. B. Raymond
Robert Trisket
Fort Knox
Paul Trisket
Berenice Hilyard
Walter McClintock
Meadville
Panama
Garleton Jourtis
Annette
Amy Curtis
Frank Dodd
Louisville
Lexington
Arthur Miller
Louise
Vawrence Miller
James Kolstee
Maxine Wingard
Homer
Stee
Jackman Hil
Ginre Damon
Spring Creek
Oliford Dexter
Nathan Dodd
Im Tre
Katherine Boag
Barenice
Ann Bilyard
Pate Christensen
ASK COUNTY AID IN REPAIR OF FLOOD DAMAGE
In April 21 Brie county officials expect to extend aid to Worth Raw township for flood damage repairs. Commissioners express willingness to fund restoration of bridges and roads, though local officials may face delays while seeking emergency provisions and apportionments.
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Brie
Alon
Mist Hood
Benny
Ammiiiers Mint Uiey
Indictments Tie Two to Franklin Gem Thefts
Franklin Pa April 21 John Linonis and William Fabian both of Sharon indicted by the April grand jury on burglary charges tied to jewel robberies in Franklin last year. Linonis and Fabian face five robberies in total with rapid police response stopping a rear door break at the Venuian Beverage Co on Thirteenth Street.
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Franklin
John
Anthony Linonis
William Fabian
Sharon
John Linonis
William Pabilay
Venuian Beverage Company
Thirteenth Street
Soldiers in Erie County file military ballots for May primary
Ten Erie County soldiers and sailors submitted applications for military ballots ahead of the May 19 primary. County Commissioner Ralph Benedict said the deadline was Saturday, and the count was announced Monday.
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Fen
Erie County
Evie City
Ralph
Benedict
Chie
Marks County
Saidi
St Marys Man Waives Draft Case Hearing
Frank Toby Rollick of St Marys waived in hearing yesterday before a U S commissioner to await grand jury on charges of assaulting the chief clerk at the St Marys draft board No 2 headquarters. The incident occurred as releulees were being prepared for Erie Toramy.
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Sy Asyouatcu
Pittsburgh
Frank Toby Rollick
St. Marys
U. S
Rollick
William Frank
Mayonain
Crown of Releulees
Erie
May drop plans for junior high addition
Board discusses resubmitting revised plans for a junior high expansion funded by federal aid. Johnson and Morton opposed, four votes needed for approval, others favor submission hoping for wartime support. Some directors fear future obligation if project deemed inadvisable. May revisit when all members can attend. Mexico is the world's preeminent supplier.
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Page Guer
Digiter
Austin F. Jobnson
Cleve R. Morton
Ball Haigat
Clarence Shoop
Edgin J. Lewis
Thne
Sll
GOP Adopts Willkie Plea Summary Quiz
GOP adopts Willkie plea in a brief summary style. The text appears to be an OCR artifact listing quiz answers and names such as United Mine Workers and Daniel Dear. The readable items include a mix of names, numbers, and supposed test questions without clear cohesive reporting.
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Pake
Fale
Rulnocers
Stormy Qelvets
United Mine Workers
Daniel Dear
Fac
Norma
Nafiie
Constauve
Johann Strmuss
Markets Stock Pittsburgh Produce and Buffalo Livestock
Pittsburgh produce market reports slow demand with no apples available and steady prices for various varieties including Rome Beauties Baldwins and Delicious. Maine Chippewas Katahdins and Russet Rurals listed with prices. potatoes and other staples show steady to firm activity. Buffalo livestock market shows salable cattle calves and sheep with prices, plus early action on Canadian offerings. NYSE prices mixed with numerous equities quoted in late morning trading.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Rome
Idaho
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Esther
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Corry Evening Journal
Manly
Sumfay West South
Colegrove
Willem P. Lombard
FRADL
Ino
Michigan Square
Chicago Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Weightman
Philadelphia
America
France
Laval
India
Ching
Alesander the Great
Bute
Teken Prom
Gulbertsen Motors Company
Tno
Dodge
Warrel Puschase
Warren County
Municipal Clits
Chub
Raymond
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Janes
Lewis
Willi
O Creek Tower
Colestook
Pleasure Tide
Con Tour
Ifler
Sane Tuna Way
East Smith ST
Nort
Africa
Grange
North East
Poe
Dae
Toal
Nalihes
Center Sales CO
Center
Renin
A. J. Alkens
Tash
First Avenue
Wailer
Parady Street
Solmls
Fontias
Famale
Gil
Washington
Greywound Post House
Liph Inbunance
Company i
Akdne
Tronetty
Garry
Penns
Kinin City
Bwilington
Cory
Thompson
Clymer
New Yorks
J. Bepee
Ewality Chick Farm
Guiana
Iaur
Dressel Widchain
West
Congress Street
Raymond Mig. Co. Dig
Diab
George Capel
Por
Akam Ea
Petity
Betker Glads
Worth St
Will Hitchenatte
Marlon Street
Enronue
Washington Streets
Noor
S. Genie St
Resum
Ream
Puca Pouse Scar Co- Wigbus
Noslertricity
Taquine
Columbus, Paytt
Room House
Mapmiey
Garmge
Hones
Tuum Towse
Inity Fummoe
Girpge
Hen House
AL West Smith Steel
Bat
Selioal
Jon Blough
Gradinp
Marion
Ead
Will Call
Joly Clough
Pittsteld
Mexico
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
GOP
Willkie
Chicago
Wendell L. Willkie
Robert A. Tatl
Ohie
Amy Malley
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
American Tat
Atlantic Hefining
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel - Boeing Airplane - Oorstea
Ghrysler Columbian Gay
Curtiss-Wright J General Electeie
General Motory
Renmecott
Montgomery Ward National Bistuil ' National Dairy
Westinghouse Rhyalrio
Woolworth
Youngstown
Cust Banep
Aero Supply
Sence Gpeelales
Arkariens Nak Gee
Es Pariey
Swearredliens
Otter Bervich
South Penn Fl
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