Liquor Board Targets Favoritism in State Stores
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board announced dismissals of a Philadelphia manager and eleven store clerks amid investigations into favoritism. Chairman Frederick T. Gelder said efforts aim to fairly distribute diminishing liquor stocks, with further discipline possible if more violations are found. Names were withheld pending civil service appeals. Charges include taking money for favors, pooling tips, skimming sales, and failing to identify bottles.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Frederick T. Gelder
Gelder
Philadelphia
Civil Service Commission
NEW POLICY FOR WLB COMPLIANCE CONTINUES ON PAGE ONE
The article outlines drastic sanctions for non compliance with the War Labor Board WLB including withholding privileges contracts and union rights until compliance is achieved. It cites government actions to take over mines to prevent production interference and to escrow union dues until compliance. John K Lewis defies the WLB decision on a 25 cent daily pay raise and the union portal to portal demands. The government took over the mines May 1 with a partial work instruction through October 31.
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WLB
War Manpower Commission
WMC
John K. Lewis
Stout Lewis
Lewis
Thterlor
Tokes
Blood Drive Draws 122 Donors at Clymer Central
The HusTalo mobile unit of the Red Cross blood donor service held at Clymer Central school on Thursday. One hundred twenty two reported and one hundred eight were able to give blood. Refreshments were served by the American Legion Auxiliary. The Glymer French Creek area notes multiple visits, visitors, and local events including a farewell party for Rev. and Mrs. James Belman of Corry and a band concert by the Aero Supply band in front of the Spitzer Furniture Store.
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Glymer
HusTalo Mobile
Red Cross Blood Donor Service
Clymer Central School
American Legion Auxiliary
James Belman
Corry
Pvt
Clarence Splivar
Pittsburgh
Albert Neckers
Cleveland
Ohio
Clymer Department Store
Earl Duink
Louis Duink
Curtis-Wright Airplane Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Dick Edwards
Trene ‘Ton
Detroit
Milton Ton
Duluth
Minnesota
Benjamin Ruslink
May ‘Long
Lock Haven
Henry Ruslink
Sherman
Garret Ruslink
Aero Supply Band
Ruth Dalglish
Dunkirl
Jesse Meerdink
Ray Shaw
Daytona
Leslie Callisch
Clymer Conservation Club
Damcott Urove
Carlyle Neckers
Douglas
Jannette Gravink
Marilyn
Philip Gravink
Burdette Vander Schaaf
Janet Scholton
Ronald
Loujean Legters
Girls League
Paulie Beckerink
Young Ladies Mission Band
Bernice McCann
OPA fixes ceiling on cedar lumber prices
The OPA today ordered ceiling prices in cents per dollar for aromatic red cedar lumber used in chests and closets. The new ceiling maintains the general level prior to the wartime March 1942 increase.
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Washington
OPA
Sunshine Packing Faces Price Control Challenge in Court
Sunshine Packing Corp of North East is challenging the constitutionality of the Price Control Act in U S Federal Court in Pittsburgh. The company asserts it did register on August 4 but claims confusion over rationing orders. A temporary injunction delaying enforcement was extended to the Thursday hearing before Judge Schoonmaker as OPA officials accompany the case.
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Erie
Sunshine Packing Corp
North East
F. P. Schoonmaker
Pittsburgh
OPA
James P. Rossiter
Charles Cowley
Sidney Crumey
Tym
Schoolmaker
Father of six children inducted into the Army
Lancaster, Pa. Aug. 18 A 34 year old cafe operator with six children aged three to 15 was inducted into the Army yesterday. The man, A Paul Sheaffer, told the Lancaster Selective Service Board No. 1 he is satisfied to serve if required. He noted his lack of a trade and family obligations as reasons for enlisting and discussed war work options in essential industries.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Selective Service Board No. 1
Paul Sheafffer
Driver in Previous Crash Assessed Fine
Cherry Creek August 18 Lester Young 38 Cherry Creek pled guilty to leaving the scene of an accident with damage and was fined $10 by Peace Justice Clinton J. Mount. He was arrested by Corporal August B. Nelson on the truck that hit a power pole early Sunday, creating a death trap for Frank Rosenbusch 36 Buffalo. The first crash loosened a pole and sagged across the highway hitting the other truck, state police said.
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Cherry Creek
Lester Young
Clinton J. Mount
Young
Gorporal
August B. Nelson
Westfield State
Rosenbusch
Royalee Buffalo
Grand Jury to Air Local Cases at Erie August 30
Subpoenas are served for several local cases to be heard during the September term. The Erie grand jury convenes Monday August 30 for the first three days, hearing charges including Harry Stuf Aebeam and Richard Morris with Florence Morris, plus Steve Duma trespass. The term opens Monday September 13, two weeks after the grand jury session. James Madison was a Princeton graduate.
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Erie
Harry Stuf- Aebeam
Richard Morris
Florence Morris
Essault
Steve Duma
GES X ENOG event ing ernment except on wes urged P. Harless af cotserv
The readable fragments describe an event involving government matters and a person named P Harless urged on a western area. The text lacks clear actions, dates, or organized details, making precise attribution difficult but indicating political or civic matters in a fragmented report.
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Wes
P. Harless
Cotserv
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East Main Street
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Glendora Milk
Kellogg's
BIG Dime
Acme Dog Feed
Sunshine Packing Corporation of
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Buffalo Man
Grand Jury
James Madison
Princeton
REX Theatre
Lily Mars
van Heflin
Judy Garland
Crawford M. Woods
N. First Ave
John Devker
Kenneth Bogerdus
Guy Rogers
Tryin Young
Alton Peterson
Boston House
M. S. Cobbett
Mrs
Walter Sweet
Wing
Willi
MASON
Doren
Fairfield
Ethel Forguch
Franz
W. F. LaPuze
Eleanor Clark
Closhave
Babo
Chere
BON Ami Powder
Shambaugh‘s
MacKenzie
Ernest, Schuyler
West Main St
Lindsley
L. D. Reynolds
Stro
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