Tenth Evader Convicted in Federal Court at Jamestown
Aug 12 a jury found the tenth Jehovah's Witnesses member guilty of draft evasion as federal court sessions continued in Jamestown. Daniel Stewart 25 of Buffalo represented by Jay T Barnsdell argued the sect faced persecution. Abush Wyeycki 19 of Niagara Falls convicted Tuesday admitted reporting for induction ahead of sentencing set for Aug 24 by Judge John Knight.
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Jamestown
Jehovah's Witnesses
Sesson
Jay T. Barnsdell
Buffalo
Daniel Stewart
Slip of Buffalo
Jehhovai
Abush Wyeycki
Niagara Falls
Selective Service Board
Niagara Palls
John Knight
Erie Child Narrowly Escapes Drowning in Bathtub
A mother left her 11 month old Samuel Sutherland in a water filled tub at 4 15 p m while retrieving the evening paper. A three year old brother opened cold water faucet, filling the tub to five inches. Neighbors and police aided, and Fire Department officers used artificial respiration to revive the infant after 15 minutes. The child was taken to St Vincent's hospital in fair condition.
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Erie
Samuel Sutherland
David Sutherland
West 26Th Street
Tom
St. Vincent's Hospital
No. 3
Harry Amann
Stig
Burgoyne to Leave Freight Ticket Post at Union Station
John J. Burgoyne, veteran passenger agent for New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroads at Union Station, tendered his resignation effective August 15. High railroad officials reportedly refused to accept the move and urged him to remain, keeping Burgoyne at his post despite more than 25 years of service.
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Burgoyne
John J. Burgoyne
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Union Station
Naion
Ford
Martin Says 200000 On Fed Payroll Within State
Governor Edward Martin told American Legion delegates in Wilkes-Barre that the nation must speed production and pour resources into the war effort until surrender. He urged drastic postwar tax relief by cutting unnecessary agencies and reducing government costs, saying Pennsylvania has 200000 federal employees, more than state and local workers combined. He criticized federal bureaus for overreach into daily life and alleged rule making.
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Associated Pr
Wilkes-Barre
Edward Martin
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Ina
Fenneylvania
Former Michigan Professor in Interesting Experiments In Iran
AP reporter Clyde A War nsworth recounts Dr Walter N Koelz a Michigan born naturalist and former University of Michigan professor living as an agricultural explorer near Teheran. The piece highlights Koelz his long Iran residency wild boars rabbits and a pet tiger named Tagger as he studies local flora fauna and seeds with Nono prince Surja Dawa.
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Clyde A
Warnsworth
Karas
Iran
Surja Dawa
Walter N. Koelz
Kataj
Koelz
Thad
University of Michigan
Byrd-MacMillan
United States Department of Agriculture
Karaj
Tranitn Agricultural College
Teheran
Woelz
Nono
Koela
Tsal
Imperial Valley
California
Animalife
Piggy
Louristan
Barisidese
Bunny
Bengal
Elburz
Oil City Supply Pastor Dies Suddenly in Jamestown
James Lawn Larsen, 29, sealer of weights and measures and pastor of Zion Lutheran Church Oil City Pa, died of a heart ailment at Jamestown General Hospital yesterday at 6 30 p m. He arrived with wife Jeannette and daughter Linds Jean Larsen nine days earlier and was stricken two days later.
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James Lawn
AUZ
Unrest at Crescent Tool as Jamestown plant protests milk storage
Aug 12 Jamestown reports unrest at the Crescent Tool Company plant where workers protest a company order against milk storage and delivery on site. The International Association of Machinists has appealed to the War Labor Board for a ruling, after management removed individual ice boxes. Officers provided no comment amid ongoing disruption.
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Jamestown
Crescent Tool Company
War Labor Board
International Association of Machinists
Banner year for fruit vegetable inspection work
Harrisburg August 11 Officials expect a banner year for state inspection of fruits and vegetables for canning and fresh markets. Demand rises due to storage crops for canning and armed forces shipments, with inspectors ready to handle large volumes of corn tomatoes apples peas and grapes. Inspections will focus in multiple Pennsylvania counties as 850 million pounds of canning crops and 9000 carloads of fresh produce were handled last year. The yuga remark at end references Manchukuo currency, unrelated to the main news.
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Harrisburg
D. M. James
Division of Fruits and Vegetables
Bureau of Markets
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Mcensed
Federal
Departments of Agriculture
Adams
Cumberland
York
Franklin
Lancaster
Lebanon
Bucks
Philadelphia
Erie
Montour
Columbia
Blair
Mifflin
Huntingdon
Juniata
James
Railroad signalman killed at North Girard
George B. Borland 44, longtime Ol Guy resident and New York Central assistant signalman, was struck by a train in North Girard yards at 245 PM on Wednesday. Born June 26, 1899, in Ol City, he was married September 25, 1918, to Florence Luse of Frankl.
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Otl Why
Crorge B. Borland
Ol Guy
North Girard
New York Central Railroad
Borland
New York Central System
Ol City
John W. Borland
Bertha Borland
Plorence-Luse
Frankl
Funeral Services for Louis Ruppersburger Held at Bracken-Keating
Funeral services for Louis Ruppersburger were conducted at Bracken-Keating funeral home with Rev. Anthony Hopaczewski officiating. Members of Atchle C. Thompson Post 264 VFW served as bearers and firing squad, with committal at the grave led by Charles P. Keating. Numerous relatives from Meadville Buffalo Erie Detroit Titusville Union City and other places attended.
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Anthony Hopaczewski
St. ‘Thomas Church
Louis Ruppersburger
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Atchle C. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Herman Burlingame
Floyd Black
William Geertson
Burch Gordon
Charles P. Keating
Coloy
Merle Amy
Pyt
William Mulee
Wilma Lowe
Burlingame
Black
Geertson
Gordon
Addie Ruppersburger
Walter Yocum
Harry Toner
Gordon Toner
Claude Gleason
Joan
Meadville
Louis Ru
Europeans in Somaliland Few in Population
The Somaliland population of about 60,000 includes only around 2,000 Europeans, mostly French. Europeans are largely concentrated among Djibouti’s 20,000 residents. Pearl fishing along the 100 mile strait is a coastal industry, with the strait ranked after Gibraltar and Suez as a strategic military chokepoint for Mediterranean shipping.
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Somaliland
Djibouti
Gibraltar
Suez
Corry case pleading faces unclear phrasing
Fragmentary OCR text conveys a legal pleading reference involving Corry and Brorr with unclear wording. The readable portions hint at a case caption or docket item but lack concrete actions, dates, or parties to form a complete summary.
Revea Alun advances with new plant initiative
Revea Alun unveils a breakthrough project to produce 900 pounds of supply using wind power. The proposal aims to boost stability for Tk Wa War Prodi through scalable renewable energy and local production.
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Revea Alun
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EAM
Paass
Polident
Zonite Ta Tot
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Reyopat Ae
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