Youngsville Man Robbed Near Subway Tracks
James Town April 31 Joseph P. McGany 41 of Youngsville Bu employed at Warren Tank Oil reports being knocked unconscious and robbed of wallet and $54 by a Negro while walking under Evie Railroad tracks near Institute Street about 4 p.m. McGarry described the assailant as a Negro who struck him and fled toward the rear of the Sear & Company warehouse. Police radioed a city wide description and a search followed with Reynolds aiding in the manhunt. no trace was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Joseph PB. McGany
Youngeville
Warret Tank Oil Company
Warren
Evie
Institute
Jolly McGarry
Edward Daniel Reynolds
Waves Khavern
Hirrisum
McGarry
Reynolds
Jim
Tin Ne 1Ero
Sear & Company
Major City Firm Put In Receivership
Twenty years ago the firm of Hunter Clark and Ben, Inc., a major city business, was placed in the hands of a receiver by Judge Hirt. A junior high school project saw an accident to J. Willisins, who was taken to Gerry Hospital unconscious after being strained by a heavy bar. Guignon's Restaurant on West Main Street will close tomorrow as plans for immediate turnover are announced. A chicken thief is addressed by R. A. Kelsey, who invites the thief to refrain, mentioning one more hen. An auto driven by William DeHaven struck a tree on West Washington Street, causing heavy damage to the car but leaving DeHaven uninjured. A veterans event at Corty Post VFW Hall featured clever acts and music to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Clark and Ben, Ihc
Hirt
J. Willisins
Worl
Gerry Hospital
William DeHaven
West Washington Street
DeHaven
Church St
Harry W. Hagmann
East 10Th St
Erie
Spotlight on de Gaulle policy shocks State Department
A Reader's Digest May article by Kingsbury Smith accuses General de Gaulle allies of dictatorial methods and claims Secretary Hull rebuffed indiscreet recounts. It presents Franco relations, Spain trading with the Allies, and wartime diplomacy aims, noting United States policy sought to keep France free to choose postwar leadership while balancing even harsher cautions about Axis allies.
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Charles de Gaulle
Gestapo
Free French Organization
Cordell Hull
State Department
France
de Gaulle
Kingsbury Smith
Washington
Hull
General de Gavile
United States
Department
Petain
Vichy
Winston Churchill
Africa
Hitler
South Atlantic
North Afles
Franco Spait
Spain
Great Britain
Britain
Germany
Tunisia
North Africa
Japan
Italy
Hall
Eagle
Stele
Cdarge
Americare
Seven Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A reader questions segment asks for authors and historical facts including the author of Total Peace, founders of major boards, and lineages of biblical figures. It mentions Westinghouse inventions and U.S. presidential succession, plus geographic and demographic queries.
Mysterious Aches Prompt Kidney Toxins Claim
An old advertisement urges relief from mysterious aches by cleansing waste and acid with Thompson's Bor soma Tablets and Golden Lax Tablets. It touts rapid improvement and urges purchase at drug stores for 50c and 25c respectively.
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Thompson
Warren flier Edwin Buss reported missing in action
Mary Bliss of North South Street received word from the War secretary that her husband Lt Edwin E Buss is missing in the Mediterranean since March 29 He is a bombardier with the 8th Army Air Forces He has served in Italy since December 1943 and earlier earned the Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster
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Warren
Mary Bliss
North South Street
Secretary of War
Edwin E. Buss
Mediterranean
Bliss
Lath Aly Fores
Italy
Grand Jury Organized in Erie Amid Routine Work
Erie April 21 Charles Messensopt retired Wes Appointed foreman of Grand Jury which reported. Monday ten consider about twenty criminal causes. Miles Hills named Messenkopf then instructed the jury as to its duties. It was expected to begin work on criminal cases Monday afternoon and recess until Wednesday. The court said no special investigations. jury to complete work by Saturday. Afternoon planned visits to county owned institutions including jail almshouse detention home and hospital.
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Erie
Charles Messen Sopt
Wes
Rane
Tudee Miles B. Hills
Messenkopf
Grand Jury
Daily Dozen and the Medital Society of Pennsylvania Tale
A garbled fragment discusses the Daily Dozen and a movement, noting sleep behavior and waking patterns. It mentions Colley S. Baker, executive secretary for the state salvage gain, with a plan announced yesterday. The text references a 645 A time and salvage follow ups of a newspaper paper deer.
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Dalvage Follons
Yste
Paper Deer
Colley S. Baker
Srcvetary
Eain
Yesterda
Studebaker Champion: A Money Saver Highlight by CAP Pilot
Civil Air Patrol pilot touts the Studebaker Champion as a money saver in a recent feature. The piece notes fuel efficiency and low maintenance as key benefits, illustrating practical savings for everyday flyers and civilian drivers alike.
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Studebaker
Civil Air Patrol
Dunkirk Driver Held Up by Robbers Victim Identified
Michael Vendetti was forced to drive from Dunkirk to a secluded road near Irving by two armed men who robbed him of seven dollars after pulling his wallet from his pocket. He headed to Dunkirk Police Headquarters to report the incident.
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Dunkirk
Michael Yendelth
Tim
Irving
Vendett
Lake Shore Drive
Dunkirk Radiator Corporation
Tor Fe
Vendetti
Robbey
Stale
Opposition grows to administration debt bill in Washington
In Washington on April 25 Republicans urged a lower debt ceiling, advocating a limit near 240 billion instead of 260 billion. Senator Erikson, ranking Ways and Means, led the push, while a Ray on industry probe announced by Senator Bankhead aims to examine government loans for rayon plant construction amid rising concerns in the South.
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Cormesiaueo Washington
Repub- Wer
Erikson
R-Minn
Ways and Means
RAYON
Washington
South
Bankhead
Buffalo Livestock and Markets and Pittsburgh Produce Apr 25
Market notes from Buffalo list bids for cattle and calves across classes with prices for lightweight, weighty, and medium fat cows, steers, heifers, and bulls. knits with state types and culls. Pittsburgh reports slow produce demand with apple and potato prices and stock listings. New York stocks show a general market pause with noon quotes across major issues and a prose market summary.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Messiuum
Pittsburgh
York
Texas Bliss
New York
American Can
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Bendix Refining
Bethslehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Chrysler
Surtiss-Wright
Ral Electric Soam
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Neblonal
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Youngsvile
Guignon
West Main Street
R. A. Kelsey
South Center ‘Street
the Journal
Corty Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cary
Estralia
Judi Mwah
Yar Sunn
Dumestown
Maries Strerk
Gompadiy
Firak Deerew Beund
Jamestown Lottery
Wiljon Johnson
Roy Theodore Johnson
Vmd
Georgy Favela
Pristting
Eum
Saooenh
Milsines
Fotier
Walters Or
Waltranses
Tinlinn
W. Main St
Thompsons
Thompson's Stock Farms
Clymer
Cernter St
Ch. A
THE
Auer Agency
B. M. Spencer
West Smith Street
Apply Carnation Co
Eagle Street
Corry
G. W. Peterson
Spartansburg
Spartansbur
Riverside
Cambridge Springs
Pasioe
Steen
Washington St
Murphy Co
Youngsville
Wayne St
Snyder Circle
Lawrence Thomas al ‘Thomas Motor Ca
John Zeeh
Sprig Creek
Orel Tompkins
H. D
Warburg
John L. Zeeb
Spring Creek
Claude ‘Bavn Columbus
B.D
Ernest Loss
White Street
Qurry
Roberts Gas Hunter
J.B. Johnson
Thomas St
BUY
Condon
Doune's Hardware
Spring Street
Lita
Ward
North Center Street
West Church Street
Baker Hill
John Bramuka
North Clymer
Ente
Deneks
Pune
A. J. Alkens Motor Sales
Avenu
Ty Boy
Shear Grove
Jack Derniski
Robert Capron
Sigar Grove
Arthur Scouten
Westing
Esau
Tacob
National War Labor Board
Leeward Islands
East Indies
West Indies
Abraham Lincon
Washington, D
China
Daily Dozen
Medital Society
State of
Pennsylvania
MONE
Pofsone
Hondorans
Ines
Iwujy de
J. E. McGuiggan
Squadron 3
Universal Studios
St. Paul
Minnesota
Tye
W. W. Waterhouse
Iain
Reich Store
Corry, Penn
Walker
GOP
New Burk
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