Jamestown draftsmen strike at Art Metal Plant No 1
About 25 to 30 draftsmen from Plant No 1 of Art Metal Construction Go went on strike Saturday morning. They belong to Technical Engineers and Draftsman Union Local No 24 AF of L, with other plant unions nearby. Most plant workers are International Association of Machinists members, who were not clear if they would join a picket line to be set up by the draftsmen.
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Jamestown
Technical Engineers and Draftsman Union
A. F of L
International Association of Machinists
Erie County News Briefs and Local Notices
Local notices from Erie area papers report the Erie County Bar Association picnic at the B’nai Brith home with William J. Carney as president and a slate of executive committee members. Other items include notable church appointments, police and hospital notes, missing persons report, a railroad building razing, military appointments, and town announcements from Oil City to Dunkirk.
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Yohal Bank
Erie County Bar ’Association
William J. Carney
Henry R. Deffs
William B. Washabaugh
Willam
Mrs Theodore Danczyk Dies After Illness in Corry
Genevieve Donowoe Danczyk, wife of Theodore Danczyk, died Saturday evening at Corry hospital after a lingering illness. Born April 16, 1913, in Corry, she lived here all her life and is survived by her husband, four children Mary Ellen, Shirley Ann, Theodore Jr, and John, a sister Mrs Henry Hill, and their home at 217 East Church Street. Funeral services are planned Tuesday at two o'clock at Davison funeral home with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Lhe Rig County
Harvey M. Willis
Iuberculexis Hospital
Tim
Vigil
Sugar Grove
Henry D. Chapman
Bear Lake
Har- Heb Selden Chapman
Bertha Jukes
Schoonover Funeral Home
Carl Howell Motors
Randolph
Hall Daniel
Jastor
Randolph Baptist Church
Bethel Baptist
Brie
Journal
John Mark Gannon
Erie
Alfred M. ‘Watson
Cathedral Prep
William Hastings
St. Patrick's Parish
Stalf
Prep
Abe
Edward H. Latimer
Mercyhurst College
Oil City
William M. Lypole
Meadville City
Kenneth
H. Grant, DeJean & Cochran
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sycamore Street
Blizzard Publishing Company
Gown
C. D
Westfield
Robert BR. Northrup
Mrc
D. d. Northrup
Ellicottville
Air Corps
Ellicottville High School
Cornell University
University of Bu
Northrup
Wilbur Northrup
Bt. George
Meade
Maryland
Harries Northrup
Meyer Memoral Hospital
Buffalo
Ora Brown
Congreke Street
Phyllis Foster
Spartansburg
Eva Schresken- Jost
Sheffield
Virgil Karen
Spring Creek
James
Patti Kirch
Clarence Kirch
East Wayne Street
Robert Cogswell
East South Street
Cory Hospital
Green Ky
Dial
Chester H.ackerman
Rouseville
Tis
Second Avenue
Titusqltin
South Side
Fedice
Herbert A. Varnum
Anc
Wiligmimeran Lawrence
Raymond C
Margaret F. Lawrence
Chestnut Strees
East Lake Road
William
St. Thomas’ Church
Ed Dunkirk
U. S. Naval Reserve
Byron R. Woodin
Jamestown
Fort Buslis
John J. Patti
Sherman
Langley Meld
Army Air Corps
Patti
Ganistus College
University of Bulgaro
Our Lady’ of Victory Hospital
Lackawstina
Patts
Langley Field
N Sherman
Pittsburgh-Jamestown
J. A. of
M. Lodge 1508
Genevieve Donowoe
Theaters
Dancsyk
East Church Street
Corry Hospital
Neas
Mary Ellen
Shirley Ann
Theodore, Jr
John
Snd
Henry Hill
Corry
Davison
Pine Grove Cemetery
United States freighter sunk by enemy submarine
Navy reports a medium US merchant vessel torpedoed and sunk in July in the Atlantic off the northern South American coast. Survivors landed at East Coast port. London dispatch notes RAF and bomber activity over the channel and a lone German aircraft causing minor damage and casualties on the south coast.
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Washington
Navy
United States
Atlantic
South America
United States East Coast
London
Ral
Treasury report and coastal rescue headline mix
Treasury figures show August receipts at 18.1 million, outlays 203 million, net balance 9.35 billion, total debt 83.72 billion, daily change 93.74 million. Coast Guard under Captain M G McCune rescued two women from a pill sized sailboat near Keahiwa Boulevard, towed craft to Erle Yacht Club. names not released. GOP notes: Meadville and Gov. Edward Martin among Pennsylvania candidates invited to Lafayette Hotel reception ahead of Frenchtown Republican picnic. Port of entry update: Harold Redding stationed at Camp Pickett Medical Replacement Center as part of the Army’s Portman mission effort.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Eris
United States Coast Guard
Caph
M. G. McOnne
Ie Peninsula
Erle Yacht Club
Kehiwa Boulevard
McCune
Meadsville
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
GO. P
Lafayette Hotel
Crayford ‘County
Frenchtown
Robert F
Camp Pickett
Medical Department
Army
On Your Radio Programs and Schedules
Radio listings for NBC CBS MBS and BLUE networks detail hosts, guests, and timing across channels. Notable items include Edward Arnold, Donald Voorhees, Dr J Q Quis, Josephine Antoine, Vox Pop with Garde Candis, Vic tory Theater, Norman Corwin series, Lowell Thomas, Roy Park analysis, Molasses and January premiere, Bulldog Drummond, Gabriel Heatter, Paul Schubert analysts, Bill Benswanger on Treasure Ghost, Dorothy Kil, Tommy Riggs, Army Band Prom Reykjavik This Nation at War and Music For America.
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Jonlenn
NBC
Edward Arnold
Donald Voorhees
Dr. J. Q. Quis
Josephine Antoine
CBS
Vox Pop
Garde Candis
Gay’ Ninetles
Victory ‘Theater
Norman Corwin
William J. Shiren
Lowell Thomas
Roy Park
Laure Deane Dutton
Bill Benswanger
Tommy Dorsey
Dorothy Kil
Tommy Riggs
Reykjavik
Claude Wickard
Funera l Services For Leet Sample
Funeral services for Leersarpie were held Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock at the Bracken Keating chapel with Rev P A Galbreath officiating. The relatives who served as pallbearers were John Kimmey Edward Kummey Merle Dodd Harold Talling Cecil Talling and Ralph Chase. Interment followed at West Lawn cemetery in Columbus. Attending from away included Mrs Mildred Lord Mr and Mrs Banks Kennedy Cleveland Ohio Mr and Mrs C F Talling Harold Talling of Erie Mr and Mrs Merle Dodd of Columbus Mr and Mrs Rev Chase Mrs Preddons of Chautauqua New York R Summars ton B C Kelly Miss Carvie and Peat] Lewis of Titusopolis Lewis Sample Mr and Mrs Clarence Peters Mrs Orr Miss Sample of Newtown, Pa.
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Leersarpie
Bracken-Keating
P. A. Galbreath
John Kimmey
Edward Kummey
Merle Dodd
Harold Talling
Cecil Talling
Ralph Chase
West Lawn
Columbus
Mildred Lord
Banks Kennedy
Cleveland
F. Talling
Erle
Wins
Rev. Ghase
Preddons
Chautauqua
R. Summarston
B. C. Kelly
Carvie and Peat) Lewis
Tidioute
Lewis Sample
Funeral Services for Charles Rouse in Brackett Keating Chapel
Funeral services for Charles Rouse were held at 2 p.m. in the Brackett Keating chapel on East Congress Street. Rev. P. A. Galbreath officiated. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Wilson Sick Yer and Mrs. Bernard Porter of Spring Creek, Mrs. Sadie Rouse, Mrs. Patrice Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rouse and sons of Sherman, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dodd of Columbus. The services were well attended by neighbors and friends.
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Savortny
Brackett Keating
Charles Rouse
East Congress Street
P. A. Galbreath
Fred Hull
John Ohrn
Boyd Capwell
Harold Carr
Melvin Schrambling
Adrien Reesink
Pine Grove Cemetery
Wilson Sick
Bernard Porter
Spring Creek
Sadie Rouse
Patrice Hubbard
Charles Rouse and Sons
Sherman, N
Frank Dodd
Columbus
Donna Donaldson
Maxine Greeley
Merchants Hear Talks On Price Ceiling Laws
H D Moore of the One of Price Administration visited the city Saturday to arrange a local meeting with merchants and business men this week. The session will explain price ceiling laws and federal regulations as part of a regional OPA series with upcoming gatherings in Helon Warren and Bradford. The local meeting is planned for Thursday afternoon.
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H. D. Moore
One of Price Administration
City
OPA
Pennsylvania
Hele
Warren
Bradford
Centerville Man Held Over Charge Of Drunk Driving
W A Glass of Centerville faced a grand jury after a Saturday hearing before Alderman George H Gordon on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated He claimed another person drove his car but police said he was alone in the vehicle which damaged two or three parked machines on West Pleasant Street before being arrested at Center and Pleasant streets His bond of 600 was posted by a brother and he was released pending grand jury action.
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Centerville
West Pleasant Street
Deiijen
Glass
Center Street
Fragmented OCR displays muddled WWII era chatter
A garbled OCR passage mixes World War II era references with disjointed phrases about Hitler, oil, empires, and world power. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent narrative, with scattered terms like Welt gang, Solomo, and Spaniards offering little verifiable fact.
Cat Watch Spawns Cloud Email Inquiry
A cryptic note references a cat watch and a 104 cloud count. The message hints at a countdown before a count increases by two feet, suggesting a puzzle or coded instruction rather than a clear event.
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HEINE
Lima
Heinz Baby Foods
Gerbers Cereal
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Ngrmar
Thomas
A. Forewell
Elwin Chelton
Joseph Chelton
Corry R. D
United States Army
Harbor Hall
Lillian Guild
W. CT
Yale
Wilcox Grocery
Maurice Splain, Jr
Momiment
Democratic
Venango County
Pentsylvania
Townsend Club
Itusville
Frank Pierce Ailén
Soudy Franklin Street
Allen
Theodore Danczyk
Raymond Lodge No
M. Machinists
the Ridge
Ghelton Farm
Mley
Ridge Church
Office of Price Administration ‘Representatives
John Barleycorn
Manaia
Gan Afford
Sek
Lanston
South Center Street
Viants
Fred Eightman
Assoc
Hitler
Welt
Caesars
Las British
Heyeg Islands
Ick
Jay
Ben
Majo
BenJa
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