Wartime shifts in Pennsylvania public school reserves amid shortages
A recent state survey shows six months of wartime vacancy reserves in Pennsylvania public schools, mainly college graduates who pursued other jobs or family care. Henry Hlonover, director of teacher education, notes many reserves are willing to return if needed, while others balance part time work and raising families.
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Certifi Pation
Marrie Roniah
Youths Adrift for 12 Hours Rescued on Lake Erie
Six Pittsburgh youths on an 18 foot outboard boat were stranded for twelve hours Friday night into Sunday near North East Lake Erie. Engine failure left the craft at mercy of heavy waves ten miles from shore until rescued at 8 AM by the U S Lockwell, en route to Hammermill docks with a pulpwood load.
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North East
Gyou
U. S. Lockwell
Hammermill
Sparta Fair Sept 17 18 19 and Tabernacle plans home
Sparta Pa town notes the Victory Club plans a Friday evening gathering for local men joining the army. A First Aid class led by Willard Ridison meets tonight. Church notes report a Tabernacle building fund launch and Young People events as the community prepares for a September fair and service schedule.
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Tabernacle
Victory Club
Elvin Chelton
Jefferson Street
Hinora Farley
Women's Division of Christ
Methodist Church
Arnold Lindberg
Child dies after tonsillectomy in Waterford
Eight year old Robert Gordon Wise, son of Mr and Mrs Harold G Wise of Waterford, died at Stem Memorial hospital after surgery to remove tonsils. Despite best efforts he hemorrhaged and passed away. Funeral services were held from the grandparents home in Waterford with Rev George W Thornton officiating. Burial followed in Waterford cemetery. He is survived by parents a brother and sister and multiple grandparents and great grandparents.
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Piremen
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Morcreson Begeh
Patchen
Marshall Ray
Olean
Michael ‘Knieser
Lena Ebrhart
Ray Ehrhart
Gladden
Colleen Life
Purdey
Alfred Lord
Sparta Hotel
Robert Forsythe
Douglas
Jean Schreckengost
North Totewanda
N.Y
Ray
Schreckengost
Harley Schreckengost
Boss
Mary
Avi
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Exie
Mabel Schreckengost
Floya
Toll
Mir Belireskebgost
End Unule
Meg
Glenn Steadman
A. G. Dickey
A. M. Glamb
Mix Barbara Webb
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Obgio
Nancy ‘Thompson
Ralph Webb
Reading
Charles Thompson
Thompsons
Bemus Point
Ralph. Webb
Archie Shreve
Larmfield
Perry Tillotson
Corry
Pail Sheldon
Union City
Williard Tillotson
Helen Pollack
Sheldon
Charles Titus
Ala Green
Earl Ghelton
Donald
Roy Bhrhart
Bertha
Grace
Centerville
Joan Lindstrom
Axel Lindstrom
Sugar Grove
Joseph Chelton
Hat
Chelton
Veliiia Blakeslee
Harfey, Schreckengost
Erie
Pennsylvania State College
Ning Blakeslee
Ruth
Dorothy Chelten
Harbor Hall
Pranklin
Union Ott
Robert Gordon Wise
Harold G. Wise
Ford
Stem Memorial Hospital
Mark Briggs
West Fourth Street
Waterford
George W. Thornton
Kenneth
Math Anne
Ben Wise
Mark F. Briggs
Walter Jones Erle
Adella J. Briggs
Bradford Man Hurt in Crash Near Shawmut
Bradford man Webster was admitted to Bilt County General Hospital with minor injuries after his car collided with a vehicle driven by James P. Harkins of Pittsburgh on rural Route 24005 near Shawmut in Horton township on Sunday morning at 7:80. He suffered a forehead gash and possible chest and shoulder injuries and was expected to be discharged today.
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Bilt County General Hospital
James P. Harkins
Pittsburgh
Shawmut
Horton Township
Webster
Erie paper boosts reward in murder case near Harborcreek
Lines Publishing Company increases reward to 500 dollars for information leading to capture and conviction of the slayer of Naval Petty Officer Lloyd Wilkinson near Harborcreek. Coined by co publishers John J. Mead Jr. and George Mead, the offer aims to spur solution of a crime deemed a perfect mystery.
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Monday Offeren
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Harborcreek
John J. Mead, Jr
George Mead
NYC May Navy Offering Build Short Line Near Brookville
New York Central may build a short east west link between Rose Siding, Brockville, and Clearfield to create its own line, amid rising freight on the Low Grade branch and reports of NYC engineers active in the area. The college men program details outline eligibility for freshmen and sophomores between 17 and 20, with enrollment conditional on prior college registration and the war program options.
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CTE
Father Follows Sons Into Army Service
Harry M. Ball of Union City, WWI veteran and father of two sons in the armed forces, has been sworn into service. His son Harry Jr., 20, serves in Hawaii, while De lance Eugene, 18, is stationed at a camp in the South.
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Harry M. Ball
Union City
Harry, Jr
Army
Hawaii
Delance Eugene
South
No Teacher Shortage in County Schools
County Superintendent Maurice Korpleneler stated there is no teacher shortage as schools in Brig Aur plan to reopen next month. He noted ongoing teacher shifts between districts and expects the situation to stabilize with a likely balance in staffing.
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Maurice Korpleneiler
Royal Schools
Bund Leader Preached Nazism While In ER
A Bund leader in Pittsburgh faced investigation after officials learned he preached Nazi doctrine at a meeting. The probe, tied to Navy training programs and veteran employment, led to his dismissal and potential college benefits for authorized naval midshipmen. The inquiry was conducted by Pennsylvania officials, with information routed through the Office of Naval Officer Procurement at the Keystone Hotel.
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Hubber Works
Hidliynan
Belcheller
Pennsylvania Motor Pole
Office of Naval Officer Procurement
Keystone Hotel
Pittsburg
Military clash details at sea between ASU St and Navy
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fierce hand to hand encounter involving ASU St and the Navy, mentioning a battle scenario and intense close combat. The text references August and a probable maritime action with iron and force, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary World War II Dispatches From The Pacific Front
Fragmented OCR text hints at Allied offensive moves in the Pacific, referencing U S Marines and Navy, British involvement, and renewed fighting near a Japanese airfield. Mentions General M and Allied headway, with scattered names and places.
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