FDR to bare policy on rubber and petroleum
President Roosevelt plans to outline his stance on rubber and petroleum in a message to Congress as fuel oil rationing in the East and curtailment of gasoline deliveries in the Midwest are discussed. Rep Anntley criticizes the synthetic rubber program amid government and private interests. Roosevelt signals veto of the grain alcohol agency while noting the rubber debate lacks a clear exposition.
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House- Yelt
Brice Administration
Ame
Anntley
R-Nj
Roosevelt
Congress
Grain
In Memoriam J W Hankin One Year Later
In memory of J W Hankin who passed away one year ago on August ninth. The day brings sad memories of one who lies gone and those who loved him best miss him dearly. Son and daughters express their enduring remembrance and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hankin
Omes
Oilily and draft, accidents, and missing persons notes
A jumble of wartime items reports Alec Makuelt listed as missing by the Army after a night out, Titusville sent 32 of 57 selectees for induction, Kane man Schrock survived a deer collision, Marian Fleming killed in Monticello auto crash, with Cadet Robert Fleming noted for prior service, plus local nursing and recruitment efforts in Meadville and Titusville as wartime mobilization continues.
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Alec Makuelt
Helen Crott
Emlenton
T. & Army
Titusvilles
Titusville
Ova
Fiduelion
Kane
C. W. Schrock
Schrock
Polin
Polien
Mariay Bender Fleming
Air Corps
Robert Fleming
Franklin
Monticello
Michh
Fleming
U.S. Army Air Corps
Marian Bender
St. Loui
Gall Powell
Bradford and Meadville News Roundup
Bradford: nearly 800 pupils registered for weekday evening education in Bradford schools next month. Meadville: John Hardesty, 34, critically injured near Cochranton while helping load sand onto a truck. he was buried under several tons of sand and is in Spencer hospital. A local police pursuit ended with arrest of Tracy M. Green Nin for driving while intoxicated. A brindle bull dog attacked a child. the dog was killed by a shotgun. USO campaign in Titusville exceeded its $4,000 goal by $1,805.19. Public notices, club meetings, and local tidbits fill the day's brief items.
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Wilcox Grocery
Warren
Tracy M. Green
Nin Monsky
Wille
Arie Wood
Antkson Avenue
Wood
Charles Musante
Pennsylvania Avenue
West End
Cohe¢wango
Jackson Avente
Hertzel
Pranklin Streets
Bradford
Western Auto
St St. Marys
Dr. A. ©. Myers
Roy Busard
A. G. Brehm
Bobcaygeon
Ontario
Dr. Myers
Journal
Yoo
Wayne Lagel and Son
Columbus
Comny
Russell Gasset
Wes Church Street
Cochranton
Hardesty
B. B. McMillen
Air Mercer
Foser-Brace Engineering Company
Keystone Ordnance Works
B. P.O. Ellis
Raymond Lodge No
Selota Ald
VF. W
B. Daniels
Essex
Retail group backs 5 percent sales tax to end after war
Jay Talley, chair of the National Retail Dry Goods Association taxation committee, urged the Senate Finance Committee to adopt a 5 percent retail sales tax to remain in force for six months after the war. He argued the tax would not be inflationary and would avoid excess purchasing power, countering Treasury views.
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Washington
Ait
National
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Jay Tyalney
Association
Bernstein Bros Open Mid Year Clearance Sale
Bernstein Brothers Clothing announces its semi annual clearance. All men and boys wear, suits, coats, hats and more are heavily reduced. Morris Bernstein invites shoppers from Carry and vicinity to visit and save. Triple killing case in Greensburg is noted with release of Dominick Bompanella on habeas corpus after questioning.
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Bernstein Brothers
Morris Bernstein
Boys of Carry
Greensburg
Dominick ‘Bompanella
le Tohnstown
Bear Bewart
Suisse Alokaed
State Firemen’s School Opens August Thirty First at Penn State
Corry representative J Ered Kiney and Charles T Craker speak at the fourth annual Pennsylvania Fire Man’s Training Conference held at Pennsylvania State College under the Public Review Institute. Enrollment expected near 490 with emphasis on defense training. Sessions cover chiefs and officers, engineers, drivers, firemen, instructors, inspectors, and rescue squads. Noted speakers include Ralph Hetzel, David Price, Hubley Owen, Clem Smith, Dwight Taylor, Bruce Bielaste, A G Huston, George H Wins, George J Richardson, Amos Neuhart. The event runs August 31 to September 15.
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Corry
J. Ered Kiney
Charles T Craker
Stanford Hose Company
Annal Pennsylvania
Gomerenes
Pensylvania State Collen
Publc Berview Institute
Department of Instruction
R. Chepman Garver
Principas
Public Service Institute
Polles United
Spears
Ralph D. Hetzel
The
Pennsylvania State College
Way
David J. Price
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hubley R. Owen
M.D. Dicator
Department of Public Health
Philadelphia
Clem. Smith
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiariés
Dwight K. Taylor
Athens and Sayre Gas Company
Chemical Warfare Service
U. S
Army
Bruce Bielaste
National Board of Fire Underwriters
New York City
A. G. Huston
National Board of Fire Undler
Penn's Woods
George H Wins
Division of Protection
Pennsylvania
United We Stand
George J. Richardson
Rotary
International Son of Fire Fighters
Washimgton
D.C
Amos EB. Neuhart
Institute of Public Safety
Neil McCray Named Captain in Jamestown Ferry Command
Neil McCray, stationed at Newcastle Army Air Base near Wilmington, is commissioned as a service pilot and captain in the Second Berry Group. The unit ferries new Hilllary craft across the United States, with about half time spent on bombers and the rest on other ships, as Jamestown airfield reports.
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Neil McCray
Jamestown
R. Metriy
Newcastle Army Air Base
Wilmington
Del
Muarters
Second
Berry Group
New Hill
United States
MeOmy
Republic
Oil City Man Drowns In River
Datier Earl Coblit, about 49, of 270 Seneta Street, drowned last night after falling from a barge near the Ol City Sand and Gravel Company plant. He was pulled from the Allegheny river after about 19 to 200 minutes in the water and resuscitation attempts failed. he was pronounced dead at 12:30 A.M. Cobler had worked at the company only a few days, removing large stones from gravel on a moored barge near Willis Street.
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Oil City
Datier Earl Coblit
Seneta Street
Allesheny
Ol City Sand and Gravel Company
Wyllis Street
Cobler
Hiyor
Sand and Gravel Company
Conneaut Lake Man Floyd Hollabaugh Suicide Verdict
Samuel Gottlieb assistant county coroner ruled Floyd Raymond Hollabaugh 43 of Conneaut Lake died yesterday from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Hollabaugh reportedly shot himself on his front porch as investigators pursued the coroner held a verdict of death by self action.
State Removes 414 260 Illegal Highway Signs
Illinois Department of Highways reports removal of illegal highway signs from Sep 15 1941 to Apr 15 1944. About twenty percent of signs removed came from Schuylkill County, with totals by district and six month periods listed, totaling 14 260 signs removed since Apr 4 1939.
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Harrisburg
Auli
Department of Highways
Yamaged
Iaval Sims
Vlaht-On
Sepier
Sehuyuell Coun‘ty
Districk
Prayskith
Alparfield
Willinswart
Scrangton
Allentown
Ardinoreamie
Hollidaysburg
Indiana
Mwy
Pittsbugh
Uniontown
Department
Jodo Anril
Statewide fourth class districts to share 3.10 million
Concord Wayne and nearby township owners will share a 3,097,285 distribution to fourth class school districts. Payments are semiannual in February and August as reimbursement for prior year expenditures, with allocations listed for Amis 2000 and Union City 1201063 among others.
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Concord
Wayne
Commonwealth
Amis
Elginpore
Union
Union City
Hove
Wabisbury
Corry Boys Called for Induction August 11
A long list of names from Union City Waterford and nearby towns appears in a wartime induction notice dated August 11. The roster includes Arthur Moore Blair Ralph Clifton Johnston John Lesiit Edward Adelbert Sturdevant Verio Ellsworth Dornbach Jr Harold LeRoy Bupser and many others from RDs 3 4 5 8 and towns like Edinboro Spartansburg Warren Warren City and Union City. The document catalogs inductees and their residences in a community-wide call to service.
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Coumnges
Romage Wre Cligard Nethgalel Bonnwll
Mein
Arthur Moore Blair
Union City
Ralph Clifton Johnston
Lebanon
Lewis Migdal
Herbert Jacob Geiger
Eric
John Lesiit
Waterford
Edward Adelbert Sturdevant
Unionly
Steve Markiewicz
Evie
Jerold DeWitt
Elgin
John Frank Rejeer
Mill Village
Wallace Andrew Peters
Warren
Floyd Milton Cox
Milton ‘Theo- Bore! Proper
Fiarold Eo Estes
Martii Artis
North Bank
Eugene Pathe
Richard Douglas Densmore
B. D
Bainboro
John Joseph Bilas
Wino Cly
Walter Savage Gross
George Everett Burchfield
Airborne tanks strike near key Russian front
Amid reports from Moscow and Pravda the advance showed German airborne tanks landing 13 miles from Aramyvir, threatening the Gall says and oil routes while Soviet defenses on the west bank of the Gall are reported stout. The battle period underscores grim exchanges as German forces press a wide assault.
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Uniien
Abun Aureus Edetskaja
Stallugead
Tnt Geman
Aramyvir
Maiko
Bator
Tf Tre
Gallesas
Middle East
Moscow
Lhe Pnthe
Pravda
Semeon Timoshenko
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Ige
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FDR
Memoriam
Coverd
Meadville
Anna Carrather
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ADE Snes Comporation
Raymond Lodge
Pranklin
Forest B. Kennedy
Palaceville
Olean
N.Y
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Richard Kennedy
Schunikirk
Edward Rarnwack
Detroit
Mich
Seamon
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Yeith
Cervial
Peary
Lake Erie
Ahore
N. B. Lol
Mai
H.J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Tommy Beefe
Erie
Coleman Street
Tommy
Bernstein Bros
State School For Firemen
Comal
England
Sand and Gravel Co
Conneaut Lake
Dake Erie
Ringling Brothers-Barthm & Halley Circus
Cleveland
Sirenten
Tre Altesnoort
Gabardine
Qorry
Corry Boys
Bendre
Ohio
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Bernstein Brucken
Ke Brigham
Fi Brooks
Roger MB
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