Calafato Sent to Workhouse in Numbers Case
Joseph Calafato of 1611 Chestnut Street, once a leading numbers racketeer, is ordered by President Judge Miles B. Kitts to serve six to twelve months in the workhouse for violating probation after traveling to Ashtabula without permission. Special Officer Edward Allen and Assistant County Detective John Coates testified as to racketeering ties and addresses. Calafato’s attorney argued for probation, but the court upheld the sentence, citing corroborating evidence linking Calafato and his in laws to the racket.
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Dence
Joseph Calafato
Chestnut Street
Miles B. Kitts
Rxom
Calafate
Ashtabula
Edward Allen
Inio Court
Allen
Judge Kitts
John Coates
Calafato
Kitts
Theresa Giammanco
Allei
Iran
Jesse Jigliante
Nhe
May Ration Values Change for Processed Foods
Coast Guard rationing ends for several vegetables. May values announced by the Office of Price Administration set eight additional items as point free. Tomatoes, corn, beets, leafy greens and spinach remain major items with varied points. A separate court trial opens for Lieut. George J. Glouston, former Erie coast guard commander, at Lakeside Court House in Cleveland.
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Coast Guard
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Chester Bowles
Ares
May ration changes raise beef points and cut others
Price Administrator Bowles announces May ration shifts raising beef points to 12 and cutting butter to 12, with lamb and mutton reduced. margarine and oils removed from ration list. Pork values add spare ribs at 1 point, while cheese stays unchanged and beef cuts vary by type across 8 to 13 points.
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Chester Bowles
Bowles
SANCURA Ointment Promises Pile Relief At Drug Stores
An advertorial promotes SANCURA Ointment as a relief for pile discomfort with antiseptic properties. It notes prices of 36 cents for ointment and 25 cents for SAN-CURA Soap and mentions 60cst drug store availability. The ad encourages washing with SAN-CURA Soap before ointment application.
Officers Nab Youth In Stolen Machine
Brim April 28 officers arrested a 19 year old, Robert A. Robwer, after a stolen car was found at 18th and State streets. He allegedly surrendered to Patrolmen William McKinley and Ve Bde Hottsletter, with Povier McCyay, fr, of Erle, in custody. Police also recovered a stolen car and shoe TALON stamps from the office of a local board during the incident.
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Brim
Bileinats
Cruistig
William McKinley
Robert A. Robwer
Povier McCyay
Erle
Merrill Dever
Aly
Tole
2Tet
Preneh
Robson
Iwih
Dever
Peter Alderman
Wiliam Hiern
Prenklin
Frankih
Grand Jury Indicts 71 Defendants in April Session
The April grand jury indicts 71 defendants including John Donau el charged with criminal libel. Jury work continues as judges critique the state liquor law statute. Final report anticipated by Monday afternoon.
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Apel
John Donauel
Apeland Jiey
Reed
Usecourt
Kitts
Cows stranded as soldier arrested and held for escape
Theodore France, 28, was captured by Cattaraugus County deputies from his Dublin farm after leaving Camp Up ton New Jersey without leave since December 22. He was jailed for transfer to Buffalo MP units while twenty cows on the farm face starvation and uncertain sale due to his mortgage and debts tied to his mother's funeral.
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Little Valley
Camp Upton
N. J
Theodore France
Dublin
Catteraugus
Buffalo
France
Caime
Lyle Mronce
Lye
Theodore Pranse
Morgan L. Sigel
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Joseph
Erie
King Haled
Fennzohl
van Cise
W. Smith
Dink
Cleveland
Holland
Lanston
S. Center St
Dial
Hitler
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Montgomery Ward
Warren
Allegheny College
Warren State Hospital
North Corry Emblem Oil Station
W. L. Armitage
Jess
Saalie Rae
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