Tattooing of Limb Designs Promises Body Decor
The article discusses tattooing as a universal art from Polynesian roots, noting its use for decoration and identification. It explains removal challenges for larger designs, including surgery with grafts, electrical methods, acids, and a silver nitrate technique, and warns readers about risk.
Sharp Drop In Bond Buyin As Cashing In Is Speeded
Washington reports a wartime surge in saving gave way to a sharp drop in bond purchases as many Americans cash in. Officials note a rising trend of redemptions and shifting funds to spending, while some fear a broader pullback though still high overall savings.
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Reales
Henry C. Wallich
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Victory Lawn
Junior Senior reception at High School. Arbor Day observances noted
Twenty years ago the Junior Senior reception, a social highlight, will be held at the High School with a banquet and dancing to follow. Arbor Day observances are planned in city schools with poems recited and special programs. Raymond Mfg Co employees form a Mutual Aid Association to aid members in sickness or emergencies. Panhandling complaints rise as residents report bold refusals and insults from beggars.
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Emloyes
Raymond Mfg. Co
Raymond Employes Mutual Aid Association
State Police Define Driving Privilege and Suspension
The police state that driving is a privilege not a right, linked to constitutional rights and safe conduct. They warn that the motor code violations can lead to suspension of operating privileges by the secretary.
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Secretary of Reve~ Rue
Three Way Republican Contest Heating Toward May Primary
Erie county officials expect about half the voters to participate in the May primaries as three Republicans vie for a congressional seat. Candidates Robert J. Rodgers Chester W Zurbe and Carroll Kearns campaign actively while county leaders debate endorsements from the Erie county Republican committee.
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Robert J. Rodgers
Chester W. Zurbe
Erie
Carroll Kearns
Paytell
Evie County
Joseph Hurley
Samuel J. Moberls
Rodgers
Congress
Dates of Ending War Controls
The House voted to limit wartime powers and set termination dates after war ends. Acts like the GPA and Selective Service would end on specified dates or six months after hostilities end, with various extensions and presidential proclamations shaping when controls expire. News notes historic parallels to post World War I and ongoing debates over end dates for wartime laws and policies.
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Quiz on history sports and geography true or false
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Temple
Gen. Temple
Hota
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Molly
Gi Quantuo
Alexander AloFling
England
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Russia
Early Camp Reservations Advised by Cory YMCA
The Cory YMCA reports high interest in summer camping and urges early application. Forms were mailed to last year’s attendees as capacity fills quickly. Camp Sherwin, run by Erie YMCA, hosts three sessions for ages eight to seventeen, with specific dates and age divisions.
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Sher- Win
Erie Y.m.c.a
Clyde W. Sholzbaner
Mrs Delbert Bibow Dies After Illness At 47
Mrs. Coletta Bibow aged 47 died Saturday evening at Curry Hospital after a long illness. She was wife of Delbert Bibow who helped found the Thompson Bibow woodworking business in this city. Survived by husband two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services set for Wednesday at St Elizabeth church with remains at Jacken Keating Funeral Home.
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Coletta Bibow
Stet
Curry Hospital
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Thompson-Bibow
Canton
Theodore Devi
Itiss Helen Scheer
Peter Scher
Frank Scheer
Cleveland
Bibow
Jacken-Keating
O'Lock
St. Elizabeth
E Chure
First Gack meet opens season in Northwestern Pennsylvania
Nicholas Brown aged 57 died this morning at his sister's home 1319 West Pleasant Street after a lingering illness. He long worked as a foreman in the oil fields near Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Pennsylami
Nicholas Brown
West Pleasant Street
Oilields
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Venango farmer dies as tractor runs out of control
George W Jinney 54 operator of a Bramon Courtney farm on the Walnut road for about 10 years died after his tractor left the field while he plowed. The machine hit a soft spot and dragged him to the hitching mechanism. his sons Jack and Thomas summoned their mother as he passed away.
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Trac Franklody
Georga W Jinney
Bramp -on-Courtney
Jack
Thomas
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