Local notices mix with health and safety alerts
Community meeting set for the junior school to discuss school supplies as officials report 93 473 independent retail stores forecast March sales up 22 percent from February and 10 percent from March 1940. Quarantine notices on several Davis children for chickenpox and various new cases. farmers urged to plant extra tomatoes and boost pork production. loans available through the farm loan office at Butler. Patrolman reports a suspected unregistered car on West Washington Street and a missing six year old Hatch Street boy found later. Greyhound Pension plan to supplement Social Security. Safety week launched with pedestrian and motorist tips. a red sunset and black fog observed. multiple disease outbreaks noted with measles and whooping cough reports.
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Department of Agriculture
Erle
Crawford Coufses
T. J. Nelson
Crap Loan
Butler
Corry
Three Men Hurt In West Kane County Crash
Three men injured in a Saturday night crash two miles west of Kane on Route 0 when a car swerved to avoid a head-on collision and rolled over. Clayton Hepler 27 Palmer, Frank Aurillo 21 Sheffield, and Lloyd Baker Kennedy were knocked unconscious. all were treated at Community Hospital with head injuries please note.
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Twane
Mane
Clayton Hepler
Palooner
Cary Frank Aurillo
Sheffield
Lloyd Baker
Kennedy
N.Y
Hepler
Tully
Aurillo
Baer
Burns Fatal to Oil City Child
In Oil City on April 28 a two year old child died at the hospital after falling into a tub of boiling hot water containing dye. Donald Mosley, son of Ronald and June Mosier of Elm Street, suffered extensive scalds and died shortly after admission. His mother had momentarily left the room while dyeing fabrics in the kitchen.
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Oil City
Donald Mosley
Ronald Mosier
Elm Street
Former Corry Man Killed by Car in Erie
A. Lawrence Burnett 46, formerly of Corry and brother in law of Mrs. NE Haight, died after being struck by a sedan driven by Carl A. Easter 37 in Erie. Burnett suffered skull fractures and a punctured lung and died 45 minutes later at St. Vincent's hospital. The accident occurred as Burnett attempted to cross 18th Street near Campauhen Avenue. Police report say Burnett was hit on the left side. a car door handle was knocked off. Burnett’s body awaits services at Edward C. Hanley and Sons funeral home with rites scheduled Tuesday night led by Rev. G A Blackboard. He leaves wife Myrtle Vail Burnett, two sons, a daughter, two sisters and three grandchildren.
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A. Lawrence Burnett
Eris
Corry
NE Haight
Erie
Burnett
Jim
St. Vincent's Hospital
Exle
Carl A. Easter
Billiman Avenue
Lawrence Park
18Th Street
Camphausen Avenue
Baxter
Teamsters’, Chauffeurs
W. G. Strobe
Myrtle Vail Burnett
Perry R. Burnett
Lawrence Burnett
Conrad
Elsie) Wolf
Eric
H. A. Engstrom
Schraffer
Timeville
Edward c. Hanley and Sons Funeral
Abd Liberty Streets
G A. Blackboard
Tite City Mission
Social Welfare Conference Set for May 13 in Meadville
Meadville Pa April 26 a Pennsylvania Conference on Social Work chapter will host a citizens conference on social welfare May 13 with six northwestern counties sending representatives The day long theme is The Participation of Community Welfare Services National Defense An agenda lists notable speakers from Red Cross Allegheny College and Pittsburgh welfare organizations and Alvin Guyler of the Pennsylvania Charities Association will give the luncheon address
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Meadville
Legion
Pennsylvania Conference On Social Work
Cltizens
Pennsylvania
Community Welfare Services
Lee D. McClean
Allégheny College
Lee Hanchette
Graverty
American Red Cross
Willard E. Sollenberger
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance
Rudolph Danstedt
Federation of Social Agencies
Pittsburgh
Guy E. Buckingham
Allegheny College
Fabie Blevehson
Harrisburg Welfare Foundation
Alvin Guyler
Pennsylvania Charities Association
Boo Boo Hoff Memoir of a Bootleg King Fallout
In 1934 Boo Boo Hoff faced counterfeiting accusations after a $20 bill incident at a railroad station. He allegedly flushed a large stash to evade questioning, with two jobless men reportedly recovering the money from a Schuylkill sewer entrance. Hoff later claimed he discarded about $20,000 believing the money framed him.
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Page One
Florida
Schuyl&ils
Boo Boo
Easy to Open Glue Bottle Tip
After opening a bottle of glue and letting it sit with a tack on the lid the seal dries with a thin film. Removing the cap later will be easier as the adhesive lessens and the lid comes off smoothly.
Forest Smoking Ban Lifts After Fire Weather Crisis
The regional forest service announces the end of the smoking ban in the national forest after extreme fire weather conditions. Supervisor Hemingway thanks Nehermen and other forest users for their cooperation during the critical period.
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Wakicen
Abu
M.anonsunry
Hemingway Deeires
Infection from injuries fatal to Fred Schaub
Life claimed by infection after injuries on a WPA quarry project near Union City. Brad W. Schaub, long resident of Gary, died at Gary hospital shortly after Sunday morning. He leaves a wife, father, sister, brother, and a nephew. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery after services at Luther Church.
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WPA
Union City
Brad W. Schaub
Gary Hospital
Schaub
Corry Hospital
Gary
WEA
Dita B. Schaub
John Schaub
A.A Merker
Arthur
Richard Merker
Concord Street
Lutheran” Church
Pine Grove
Alexander Jarecki Dies Noted Erie Industrialist
ALEXANDER JARECKI, ERIE INDUSTRIALIST, DIES AT AGE. He was president of Jarecki Manufacturing Company and held several posts inclinin Continental Rubber Works director of Perry Iron Company H Z Watkins Company Northwestern Electric Service Company and president of the Pipe Fittings and Valve Exchange. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Alexander Jarecki
Erie
Associated Press
Erin
Jarecki Manufacturing Company
Carl
Jarecki
Continental Rubber Works
Perry Iron Company
H. Z. Watkins Company
Northwestern Electric Service Company
Public Sale of Farm 183 Cere Fama Near Plailipagine
Public sale of the farm once owned by Dennis M. Allen located about four miles east of Plailipagine. The productive property, free of liens, will be offered at Erie Court House on Friday May 2 at 10:00 A M Standard Time. Lawrence D. Allen, Administrator.
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Dennis M. Allen
Plailipagine
Erie Court House
Buffalo Stock Market Report From Buffalo Livestock Market
Buffalo livestock sales April 28 report hogs 4500 head fairly active mostly 10 cents lower with good and choice 180-230 lb at 8.90. cattle 190 plus Canadian imports steady to lower with good steers around 11.00 and yearlings 10.50-75. calves 7.50-10.50. sheep 3200 head lambs 25-35 higher with good and chosen wooled at 11.00-11.25. Pittsburgh produce and New York egg and fruit markets follow with mixed price moves and ongoing commodity trading.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
New York
Baldwins
Rome
Virginia York
Green Mountains
Idaho
Burbank
Florida
Maine
Fragmentary note about a local event and people
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and a sequence of actions with unclear relationships. It references a group or event and hints at risk or peril, but lacks coherent names, dates, places, or outcomes.
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Board of Elitation
Willites
Davis
Pitth Street
John Flanigan
Mary
Eagar
Milred
Dilworth
Clark
Ross Mead
West Washington Street
Cohen Filling Station
Nori Second Avenue
Washington Street
Gates Street
Washington Shel Extension
Lafayette
Nash
Hatch Street
Businness
A Feet
E. Wickham
Greyhound Corporation
Greyhound
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Ethie
Brady
Alsin
Irene Ler
Hickory
Washington
Wew Castle
Irene Schroeder
BiselLes Alevet
Frederik
Saceioy
Kane
Seyra
Alva Lawrence Burnett
Citizens Conference
Boo-Boo Hoff
Booteg King
Fred Schaub
Lawrence
D. Allen
Panam Piothers
Borry “Agency
The
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Dellline Chocolate Desk
Sterling “Krim
Phony Eris
Tan Piers Coolgistor Sarncrtor Oryata Toe & Coal Co
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Perry Collier
East South Street
Thompson & Bibow
East Washington St
A. J. Alkens
First Avene
Zaika
Auto Body Hospital
Dial
Stearns Super Service
Ly Insurance
Rossbacher
Ailer Agency
U.S
Genter Street
Water
Grint
Glenn Hepler & Son
Liberty St
Darin and Ath
S.D. Green
Amy
Green
Ethel Clark Howard J. Green
Sparinsburg
Ita
Jouseyore
Carejournal. Org
Farma
Charles L
Tekke Énbrode
Main St
Ripley
Robert Hy. Hamilton
Newark
Watkins
Johnson Ave
Mllnois
Towa
Tagulie
Franklin Street
Kalamazoo
Kelamimmo
Titusville
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Clarence Thompsony Columbus
Ator
George Capella
Bigin
Boyd Spencer
Tractor Fuel Bessons Service
Wayne
Doane
al Rena
Essex St
Marlon
Maye Ave
Boechs
Benninik
Glyuiery
Worth Street
Smart House
Wayne St
Woodbury
N. J
Prospector Cotton
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
Thomas Phajen
Phelen
Joritie
United States
Boon
Blerlot
Addis Abalin
Lampéldko
Blaine
Robert E. Tee
Pritich Palit
A. No
Arius Sullivans
Associated Pros
WEW
York
Stoc
Gmail
Arvcipem Can
Amanésa Smelters
Atherlean Te TD
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Avietirn
Boeing Airplane
Columbia Gas
C&o
Chryster Quetiss-Wright General Electric
General Motors “ International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery War National Dairy
New York Central Norther Panitic Packard
PaFaumount
Penni RE
Socony Standard
Galit Standhl
Studebaker
Texae
Baker Corp
UBT
Warttor ‘Bros
Willinghouse Bedain
Woolworth
Yellow ‘Truck
Aroumis
Behor Er Yi
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Ean
Penne
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Butt
Spa Wowls
Birth Miller
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