Iona Station Beefs Up Huddle Over Weights
A chaotic scene at Iona railroad station last night ended with several locals named by authorities after a drunken disturbance. Police report a prisonlike crowd glued to the beat, with Roy Chadwick, Fin vertuit police chief, and others detained in the city bastile for failing to temper their actions. A separate incident involved a man dead in the Bell Telephone Company building, prompting alarms from Grove avenue residents.
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Rochester
Wilcox Grocery
Iona
Castie Pligwine Welenyswi
Roy Chadwick
Finvertuit
Beaver
Grove Avenue
Séare
Sullivan
Bell Telephone Company
Barnes & Carrig
State Liquor Control Board
Jacob Mensel
Jake
Meadiille
Wilnobibe
Mensel
Fredonia
Herbert M. Douglas
Central Avenue
Fredonia State Teachers
GoNexe
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Baldwin appeals fine for blackout violation in Erie
Baldwin real estate owner Daniel Baldwin appealed to county court a $3 fine imposed by Alderman George Brabender for alleged blackout code violation linked to work at 10th and late streets. He argued no violation occurred. Judge Miles Eltis granted a rule to show cause and set a hearing for later.
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Baldwin
Erie
Daniel BaldWin
Brie
George Brabender
Mile
Eltis
City Council weighs glass damage from rock tossed by car
Mrs Mary Jourdet owner of a West Wayne and West Washington grocery seeks 2300 to replace a window after a stone from a passing car shattered it. She cites street hazard as cause and city maintenance as possible liability. Council forwards to streets for report with insurer alerting pedestrian danger and proposing curb apron at West Wayne street.
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Mary Jourdet
West Wayne
West Washington
Guy Simmons
Ralph Bly
Walter H. Scott
NanDy
Theo P. Williams
West Wayne Street
Funeral Services for D Everett Leach in Corry
Funeral services for D Everett Leach, a prominent Corry resident, were held at the Bracken Keating chapel with Katherine Stone officiating. Bearers included C B Wilcox and D E Doane among others. interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. A large attendance included many relatives, friends, and Cory High School Alumni Association members.
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D. Everett Leach
D. &. Leach
Corry
Bracken-Keating Chapel
Katherine Stone
Christian Science Church
C.B. Wilcox
D. E. Doane
F.E. Westley
G. W. Knowlton
D.warren DeRosty
Bert Smith
Pine Grove
Plans for Labor Day Celebrations Advanced
A long article outlines Labor Day activities with a patriotic theme centered on production war bonds and stamps. The program includes afternoon events at Mead Park with food booths, athletic contests, and an amateur entertainment contest, followed by an evening game at Love Land Field featuring the Corry-Mortonants Baseball Club and additional entertainment. A planning meeting is scheduled for next week to finalize the day’s events and coordinate with nearby towns.
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Uae
Timme
Yarefront
Mead Park
Ablebasket
Aero Committee
Loveland
Corry
Onants
Plannive i
Plant Converts GROVE BITT Aluminum Plant for Service Men
The government has approved converting the aluminum plant at Grove City into a barracks dormitory 60 by 160 feet to house 100 service men. A 32 by 64 foot mass hall will be erected and a subcontract to feed the men has been awarded. Navy workers have been housed in private homes for a year.
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Bitt
Waf
Ampust
Mronasal
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Cooper-Besimdr
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Apgliat
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Navy
Coastyard
U Boat Sunk By American Flier Amid Atlantic Clash
Reports from The Diario via Carioca detail a U boat damaged during a first attack, then sunk by a U.S. plane as Axis raiders in the South Atlantic trigger renewed anti Axis protests in Brazil. Naval spokesmen say a second sub was finished by bombs while Brazilians call for action. demonstrations close bars and cafes by night. Also noted: German and Italian diplomats remain in Rio as lifeboats reach an isolated beach. 185 saved of 836 aboard five ships. A separate Titusville mattress fire damages walls and furniture before firefighters quell the blaze.
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Rage Oney
Diario
Carioca
United States
Batt
South Atlantic
Trindale
British Guiana
South America
Brasil
Brazil
Aly
Tallan
Erie Woman Burned as Fire Routed 35 at West Eighth Street
Miss Katheryne Pay, propricetess of West Eighth Street Apartments at 184 West air street, was burned and bruised as a cigarette caused a fire at 1:35 p.m. Tuesday. About 25 other residents crowded doors as flames surged from her unit. Pay, hospitalized in Hemot hospital, leans on a cigarette-tinged memory of the blaze. Dr Jesse A Rodt owns the building. Neighbors aided Pay, who escaped with injuries to her left hand and leg.
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Aus
Katheryne J Pay
West Eighth Street
West Air Street
Rom Uhoek
Otter
Miss Fay
Hemot
Diremnen
Miss Bay
Jesse A. Rodt
West Sth Streat
Maxwell Lick
Jerass Vid Wieets
West Th Street
Titusville Selectee Refuses to Report for Army Induction
Twenty nine selectees left civilian life for Army training camp duties at New Cumberland reception center. Thirty were slated to depart, but one man refused to report at the last moment. John Emerson, selective service chairman, said the matter has been referred to the Erie Induction Center and state officials for proper handling. the missing man may be marked as absent without leave. Population context notes New York state comparison.
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Erie
Titusville
Citusville
New Cumberland
Hellveet
John Emerson
Selective Service
Ile
Harrisburg
I Army
Erle
Army
Odd Fellows Plan Big Meeting at Meadville
Nearly 500 delegates and guests are expected for the Odd Fellows Home Association of Western Pennsylvania annual meeting on September 12 at the T. O. O. F. Home in Meadville. All lodges from Cameron to Warren counties will be represented with J. P. Langden of Oi City presiding and Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Hass as superintendent and matron.
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Venango-Crayford County
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Leon Henderson
Washington
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Ronald
C. G. Mallory
Titusville
Towarzystwo Wolna
Rokska
Tf Cnemy
I Mtasvile
Oirlock
Meadville
Amy
Odd Fellows’ Home Association of
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Clarion
Clearfield
Crawford
Bik
Erie
Forest
Jefferson
Merter
Potter
Venango
Warren Counties
J. P. Langden
Oi Gity
Roger W. Hass
Fragmentary World War II Era Fragments Reflected in Jumbled Text
The readable parts hint at grand themes like power, humanity, and progress, mentioning Macarthur and ironies of civilization. The garbled notes suggest a philosophical reflection on life, economic resolve, and human relations amid global concerns, though details are unclear.
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