Erie health board to consider changes in quarantine rules
Erie health leaders debate adopting new state rules on contagious diseases. State Department of Health says quarantine would not be required in homes with measles mumps whooping cough or chickenpox, leaving only the patient at home and relying on parental care to prevent spread. Local board, led by Dr J T Strimple, will meet to act on the decision and may keep existing Erie regulations of 16 days for measles 21 for mumps 40 for whooping cough and 16 for chickenpox.
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Erie Health Board
State Department of Health
State Department
J.T. Strimple
James R. Smith
State Health Department
Dean of Grove City Dentist Dies at 78 After 50 Years
Dr. A M Allen 78 longtime Grove City dentist and former First National Bank president died at his home after practicing dentistry for 50 years. He retired in 1939 in northwestern Pennsylvania and led Mercer County and Northwestern District Pennsylvania Dental Society units, receiving a gold medal on retirement.
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Grove City
A. M. Allen
First National Bank
Pennsylvania
Mercer County
Northwestern
Pennsylvania Dental Society
Canadian supply head killed in plane crash
Arthur Bickie Purvis a 51 year old leader of the British supply council in North America and a noted Canadian industrialist perished in a trans Atlantic air crash at a British airport along with 21 others. Surviving wife Margaret Jones of Jamestown and a son are named. The report also notes the Soviet naval base near Leningrad with three harbor basins including one for 1,000 ships.
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Canada
British Airport
Associated Press
Montreal
Arthur Bickie Purvis
Cotmell
North America
RAF Ferry Command
Joseph Creighton
Kansas City
Newfoundland
Frederick Banting
Britain
Purvis
Supply Council
Privy Council
British Purchasing Commission
London
Nobel-DuPont
Canadian Explosives, Limited
Canadian Industries, Limited
Margaret Jones
Jamestown
Ason
Bronstadt
Leningrad
Conference on New Meean Co Airport Plan
J Henry Quirk city solicitor Francis Nash to confer with Albert Wessel Civil Aeronautics Administration district engineer on requirements and latitude of the $580000 CAA allocation for a Bradford McKean county airport. City county officials and public may attend. site and Bradford sponsorship undecided. If sponsored by the city it must meet CAA rules.
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CAA
Titusville man killed in plant accident
Leo Zerres, 37, died after a heavy tank swinging from an overhead crane struck him at Titusville Tron Works. Deputy Coroner said skull fracture caused death. no inquest to be held. He was struck while stooping to pick up wood and died half an hour later at City Hospital.
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Leo Zerres
Titusville
Zerres
Sonne Se
Seven Polio Cases Reported in Clean Area
Health Commissioner Henry R. O'Brien announced seven poliomyelitis cases in Cattaraugus County within 24 hours. All cases are in a single area and confined to three families, with light illness and care from family physicians. Cooperation with the state orthopedic nurse at Jamestown noted.
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Cattaraugus
Henry R. O'Brien
O'Brien
James~ Town
New Titusville Homes See Rising Inquiries
Titusville Aug. 15. Completion of Sunset Heights houses is indefinite and no leases for the 200 defense housing units are being executed. Despite this, inquiries for the homes continue. Housing Manager Horace Altman says he will be ready to make contracts when released from delays.
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Titusville
Sunset Heights
Horace Altman
Health officials discuss measures as heat raises polio outbreak risk
Dr. O’Brien described steps taken to guard against infantile paralysis after reports Patents or patients were treated with splints and frames. He consulted Dr. R L Voight of the state health department and Dr. Roy M Seldenman, county health commissioner, Wednesday about the general situation. Special precautions were urged due to hot dry weather thought to accompany polio outbreaks.
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R. L. Voight
State Health Department
Roy M. Seldeman
O'Brien
Jackson Resigns Jamestown Bank Post
Associate Justice Robert H. Jackson resigns as a director of the Bank of Jamestown. The resignation, accepted with regret by board president George Niebank, follows his earlier tentative resignation while U S attorney general and recalls his 1919 board membership begun after moving to Jamestown.
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Robert H. Jackson
U. S Supreme Court
Bank of Jamestown
George ©. Niebants
Justice Jackson
U. S
Niebank
Recording device to monitor sleeper movement invented
A new recording device attaches to the bed leg to track every movement of a sleeper through the night, promising detailed behavioral data for sleep studies and monitoring.
Washington Sees Decisive Move Soon From Crisis Talks
Roosevelt and Churchill preside over a high level conference aboard the Augusta and the Prince of Wales as they plan a decisive strategic move. The gathering includes top U S and British military leaders and foreign policy officials in a tight lensed briefing.
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London
Ross T. Me
Tatire
Edwin M. Watson
John R. Beardit
John Greer Dill
Imperial Staff
Dudley Poland
Beaverbrook
Wilfred Freeman
Alexander Cadogan
Warning to keep meat refrigerated in summer
The warning from county health officials follows an investigation of nearly 100 people with food poisoning. Dr. J. D. We err, the county meat inspector, says the outbreak is traced to meat sales from a week end market. Purchasers may have left meat in cars during busy hours. Dispatches from London report Roosevelt and Churchill planning a Moscow meeting with Stalin and British officials.
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Lebanon
J. D. Weerr
London
Roosevelt
Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Stalin
Hie
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