Local notices mix with wartime updates and crime
A jumble of items includes police activity, state tax and gas ration changes, a bill proposing abolition of local police and expansion of state police, training at Camp Murphy, cataract operations aiding the visually handicapped, a vehicle collision in town, and upcoming Amos and Andy return plans. It also notes Easter Defense Stamp sales success, harbor ice issues at Buffalo, and a War Production Board visit to assess priority problems. The mix references local addresses, military ranks, and civilian names amid wartime logistics and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woodward
Rpla
Harrisburg
Vandalism and Larceny Strike Kane Residence
Police investigate a Malicious Deviltry case at Major W. Moore and Mrs. Moore’s home at 30 Elk Avenue Kane. Looters looted and wrecked the house while the owners were away at Camp Gordon Johnston Florida. Damage and missing items include rifles shotguns fishing gear and numerous household articles with losses expected over $1,000.
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Kane
Tey
W. Moore
Elk Avenue
Habitual criminal asks parole after 13 years
Burton R Laub district attorney said he will consult prison officials before opposing parole petitions for George Faber a habitual criminal serving life. Faber has served 13 years seeks work in a defense plant as a skilled machinist. Alphonse Mendola also petitions for parole, Laub said he will oppose. hearings set before the state parole board in May.
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Burton R Laub
George Faber
Piber
Laub
Faber
Alphonse P. Mendola
Rochese ‘Ter
M. D
Epp Furniture
State Street
Laith
State Parole Board
New Battle Wound Treatment Revealed By Dr Miley
Dr Miley discusses a new blood irradiation therapy, noting no sulfa drugs or transfusions were used in recent cases. He cites seven prior patients who died after sulfa treatment and transfusions. The Kriott technique draws blood, treats it to prevent clotting, exposures it to UV rays, then returns it to the body to boost resistance and fight infection. It reportedly works for many blood stream infections but not staphylococcus aureus septicemia.
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Miley
Kriott
Russian Front Offensives Grow In Intense Battle T:
Hinted by a wartime report, Russian forces push north as Red Army casualties mount near Leningrad and in the Caucasus. German air power suffers heavy losses with many planes reported shot down or damaged in the Kuban sector while Nazi counterattacks unfold across multiple theaters.
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Redi
Leningrad
Caucasus
Lant
Wei
Recin
Sparta School Resumes as Easter Break Ends
Sparta notes resume after a brief Easter vacation with local hobby and club updates. Reports cover Mrs. Play Ramey visiting relatives in New Castle, Principal K A Bennett visiting family in Westford, and a large shower for Mr. and Mrs. Vern Chelton. Community happenings include Grange anniversaries, births, hospital visits, and Easter guests among Sparta families.
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Mpantanshurq
Sparta Notirs Vorational Sctual
Miss Play Ramey
Ramgey
New Castle
K. A. Bennett
H. D. Bennett
James Bennett
Westford
Earl Chelton
Vern Chelton
Shelton
Mary Rhodes
Iva Rhodes
Edinboro
Rhodes
Boro
Chelton
Bill Hillman Kane Athlete In Service
Kane athlete Bill Hillman, once a leading ground gainer and fan favorite, has enlisted in the United States Army. After passing exams at New Cumberland reception center, he trained Saturday for an undisclosed destination. He was part of the university reserve and was called to active duty this month leaving early last week.
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Kane
Spru Zi
Tie Bit Millman
Tennessee
United States Army
New Cumberland
Hillman
University of Tennessee
Yenango Murder Jury Selected in Jarzehsid Case
A seven man and five woman jury is chosen to try Henry James Jarzehsid 28 of Oil City for the murder of Medric M Maynard 2 of Pennsylvania Railroad car in jector. Maynard died from injuries after a drinking party in Old City on March 7.
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Yenango
Franklin
Henry James Jarzehsid
Oil City
Medric M. Maynard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maynard
Old City
Labor Board Blamed For Piper Strike Slowdown
Anjoulated Press reports Piper Aircraft halted production after 7 000 workers walked out in a wage dispute. Kenneth Yeager of the IAM AFL claims a deliberate stall by the Wat Gobor Bosra section prevented agreed pay raises, with 9 000 workers striking despite union opposition. Ted Weld of Piper confirms a large walkout and efforts to restore work. The dispute centers on a proposed pay raise from 50–60 to 65–125 cents an hour, plus paid vacations and back pay retroactive to August, amid a stalled contract since July 31.
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Havun
Piper Aircraft Corporation
Kenneth Yeager
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Yeager
Caruss
Ted Weld
Morel
Federal funds approved for nearby plants in Pennsylvania
Secretary Jesse Jones announced that the Defense Plant Corporation authorized additional facilities at a Pennsylvania plant for 275000 dollars and new contract with Brie Register Corp in Erie for about 100000 dollars. The actions follow a contrasting note with Sylvania Electric Products Inc in Emporium, Pennsylvania.
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Assueinrog Cress
Washington
Jesse Jones
Defense Plant Corporation
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Emporium
Pennsylvania
Crease
Brie Register Corp
Erie
Tin Can Drive Netted 54.48 and Treasury Report Summary
The tin can drive in Orry yielded 8 888 gross tons with a net city return of 54 48 after $5222 freight charges and payments of 15 50 per ton totaling 106 70. Treasury figures for April 24 show receipts 39 918 122.74 expenditures 318 472 001.31 net balance 11 200 218 681.13 gross debt 131 619 973 422.61 and a daily increase of 958 601 001.83. A Harrisburg committee approved a House plan to allow third class city councils to refer the city manager form of government adoption.
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Orry
Frank M. Loveland
Treasury
Washington
The
Harrisburg
Filibuster Ends as Martin Program Advances in Legislature
Harrisburg April 7 Associated Press A partisan clash ends a two week stalemate as the Senate backs a 2 cent cigarette tax re-enactment to raise 26000000 over two years and votes against restrictions on labor unions. House and Senate move to finalize relief laws, tax changes, and district reapportionment while party leaders push Governor Martin's program.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
GOP
Martin
Senate
Louis H. Farrell Rphila
Barr
Allegheny
House
Assembly
John M. Walker
Ben Avon
Allegheny County
Franklin H. Lichtenwalter
Prison term suspended for Harper in Lon a case
Mayville April 27 The case of Lee People against Dean B Harper of Lon a charged with burglary second degree, pleaded innocent December 14 1942. He pleaded guilty replacing prior plea and was given a suspended 4 5 year term in Alabama state prison. He is on probation with the Chautauqua county probation officer. Harper, 1 and married, has a long record of misdemeanors but no prior felony. On Thursday the People against George Thies in two indictments for statutory crimes was set for trial. Also scheduled this week are negligence actions of Ebert W Sandberg and Nelson Gorman against Nor bert Ostrye.
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Mayville
Come
Dean B. Harper
Loona
Bullary
Mon- May
Lee 1. Ottaway
Allica State
Chautauqua County
Harper
Nto
Bath
People
George ‘Thies
Ebert W. Sandberg
Nelson Gorman
Norbert B. Ostrye
Senate bill raises men's daily pay to four dollars
Harrisburg April 27 July a Senate passed a bill raising men’s daily pay from three to four dollars and sending it to the governor for approval. Sponsored by Republican representatives as leaders in the party.
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Jay
Harrisburg
Senate
Uecu Ls
Breed
Lehigh Republicans
Fragmentary note on stalled war program talks
The fragment references a pending legislative war program and a failed peace conference between Republican and Democratic leaders. It notes the minority demanded action, but no agreement was reached, leaving the legislative docket unresolved.
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Lgtite
Republica
County Assessment Bill Sparks Statewide Tax Debate
Harrisburg lawmakers consider a bill to replace city valuations with county assessments for tax purposes. County commissioners tout improvements while critics fear loss of city control and higher per diem pay for elected assessors. The measure moves through the legislative committee as supporters push statewide adoption.
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Anye
Girpuphi
Erlevene
Harrisburg
Eyle
Hie
Nhowny Walle
Gna Vounetl
Fragmented OCR quiz hints with unclear names
Answers list shows garbled questions and names like Francis Bacor Theodore Roosevelt and Jehu f. The readable items include Beau and Audi damson and Wead son Wileart. The text is an OCR fragment from a quiz page with many misspellings and broken lines.
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Borat
Francis Bacor
Audi Damnson
Beau
Théodore Roosevelt
Weadson Wileart
Ourrod
Jehu F
MarAdent
Corry Board Eyes Salary Boost for Teachers
The 1942-43 legislative session consideration includes a salary increase proposal for teachers. The board reviews the budget impact and potential raises of about $85 per teacher, with discussion on funding and approval timing, amid efforts to address educator needs.
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Corry
Wil Mills
Legislat
Budget and legislative action discussion from 1942-43 notes
Fragmentary notes reference salaries, contingencies, and appropriations for the 1942-43 budget. Mentions state legislature, superintendent, board communications, and potential extra costs, with June year-end close and uncertain tax assessments. Names are unclear due to OCR garble.
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Mary
Willagnes Bay
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