Summer morn outage and wreck hit Warren road
A truck struck a utility pole near Main Street Warren causing two residences to lose service. One person injured slightly as bystander reports the truck driven by Charles C Johnson. In Indianapolis Guy A Doyle was chosen national commander of the United Spanish War Veterans at Boston encampment. Fulton Motor Car Co reported 641807 net for the quarter, with earnings subject to contract renegotiation. Police investigated a window smash at Stanford Hose Club rooms on Eval South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Horton
Grpcary Company
Warren
Guy A Doyle
Indianapolis
United Spanish War Veterans
Boston
Doyle
Philippines
Arthur MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Fulton Motor Car Company and Subsidiaries
Stanford Hose Company
Eist Ward
Eval South Street
Married 64 Years Seven Children Living in One Family
In Cherry Creek a Buljibe couple marked 64 years of marriage as their seven children gathered around the same dining table in a rare family reunion. The parents Pa and Ma Buljibe, now in their 80s, have maintained a lifelong home circle with all children, born in Wisconsin and Virginia, present in 1916 Cherry Creek residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Creek
Babe Ruth
Gunder Haegg
Thirsty Mathewson
Red Grange
Wisconsin
Virginia
Pa Siti Ma Bullock
Bes
Agnes
Arthur
Chester
Urgel
Bunles
Colley G. Baker
War Prodction Board
Harrisburg
Baker
Five Divorce Libels Filed at Erie
Erie, Aug. 19. Five divorce libels were filed at the Erie county courthouse Wednesday. Josephity Marie Belghtol of 540 East 12th Street seeks a divorce from Charles Vernon Belghtol Jr of 1621 Zimmerly Road, married Oct 19 1940 at Ripley New York and separated Oct 27 1942. Edith M. Kruschinski of Corry asks to be released from Louis Kruschinski of Jamestown, charged cruelty. Agnes V. O Connor of 4 Ohio Street charged cruelty against Stephen O Connor of same address. Joan B. Himebaugh of 150 East 6th Street filed for divorce from Himebaugh, no address given, charging desertion. Harry E. Black of Harbor Homes Buttalg Road sues Virginia Black for divorce, charging cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Josephity
Marie Belghtol
East
Charles Vernon Belghtol, Jr
Zimmerly Road
Ripley
No Y
Edith M. Kruschinski
Corry
Louis Kruschinski
Jimsville
Agnes V. O'Connor
Ohio Street
Stephen
Joan B. Himebaugh
East 6Th. Street
Benedict Estimates 13000 to Vote in September Primary
Benedict, thief clerk of the board of county commissioners and secretary to the board of elections, predicts about 13000 voters will cast ballots in the September 7 primary. The prior accuracy noted, he has estimated turnout for past elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raroh Benedict
Board of County, Commissioners
Board of Elections
Benedict
Draft Age Men Enter Essential Jobs Momentum Grows
A regional Manpower Commission official said the shift of draft age Pennsylvania men into essential industries is speeding up across the state. In a week ending, 1 518 men in nondeferrable positions registered with the U S Employment Service. 1 069 were immediately referred to war jobs, with others willing to transfer soon. Philadelphia led with 6988 registrations, Pittsburgh 115, Scranton 80, Williamsport 45, while Scranton’s office reduced backlog by referring 101 deferments to war work. State officials noted some Pearl Harbor prewar registrants inducted into the armed forces, but Lancaster inquiries yielded no total figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Amiong
Howe
Tesa
Nate
Philadephia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Williamsport
Nee
State Selective Service
Harrisburg
Pearl Harbor
Essen
Uiel
Alto
Police classes again planned for Pennsylvania officers
Levers members of the Gerry police department may join up to seven hundred from towns and cities across Pennsylvania for courses from October to April. Classes will cover basic, advanced and technical police procedure under Harold W. Pierce with Dr Fraters B. Haas announcing the fifth year of the statewide program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levers
Gerry Police Department
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Butler
California
DuBois
Elkins Park
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Kingston
Harold W. Pierce
Invasion Hour Near as German Commentary Differs
European invasion hour believed near as German commentators in Stockholm and London reports predict a double second front. Berlin broadcasts noted Allied ships damaged in raids on Bizerte after observing a major concentration in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genunuep
Stockholm
London
Mediterranean
Berlin
Associated Press
Tunisian
Bizerte
Thompson's Tablets Promoted For Kidney and Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barasays Tablets as a remedy to flush poisons from kidneys and ease misery from aches and pains. It claims benefits for liver and stomach and mentions availability in drug stores and a Golden Env tablet line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hompson
Bradford Labor Day Fair Planned in Bradford
The general committee announced plans for a Labor Day fair to be held from September 1 at the MIU street playground. James Butterworth chair leads, with William Leipold coordinating a street parade to culminate the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bRawvary
Ya. Arly
James Butterworth
Miu Street
Willam Leipold
Miners Continue Negotiations in Anthracite Wage Dispute
New York August 19 The United Mine Workers and mine operators resume talks at 2 pm as the Labor Board handles the dispute. Thomas Kennedy secretary treasurer of the UMW says sessions may run through the week and a Monday hearing in Washington to involve John L. Lewis and Kennedy is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Rompemeh Frese
New York
Wer Labor Board
United Mine Workers
Thomas Kennedy
NMW
WLB
Washington
John L. Lewis
Kennedy
Warn motorists to observe ban on gasoline restrictions
Eastern motorists faced a renewed warning that lifted price prohibitions depend on obeying current driving limits and restoring seaboard gasoline stocks. Deputy Ralph Davies cited a 29 700 barrel daily shortfall and Hurricane damage as factors while noting military requirements take about one third of east coast production. The OPA said restrictions could end September 1 if drivers fully cooperate with conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Washington
Ralph &. Davies
Davies
Greline
Pripeline
Metito
Rocky Mountains
OPA
Kennedy and PT Boat Crew Rescued After Beset at Solomons
A Naval unit near New Georgia reports Lt. (jg) John F. Kennedy and ten crew members were rescued from a coral island inside Japanese controlled Solomons. Earlier, a Japanese destroyer surfaced and torpedoed the PT boat, with flaming gasoline spreading on the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres UV. &. Torpedo Boat Base
New Georgia
John F. Kennedy
London
Joseph P. Kennedy
Skipper Kennedy
Bob Lieut. Kennedy
Solomons
Quiz answers from the Editorial Page
Answers to a printed quiz are listed, including nations in misread items and a mix of names and titles. The fragment shows references to British and German terms, Charles Dickens, the New York Tribune, Washington, and ad valorem, with garbled phrasing suggesting a published Q and A page snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermans
Charles Dickens
New York Tribune
Washington
Ad Valorem
Mary “Ball
New York Egg Market and Mixed Stock Report
New York August 19 markets show eggs firm at 24 320 dozen with shippers and producers pricing one cent below quotations while jobbers bid slightly above. The day also notes Buffalo livestock and varied grain results, with cautious buying and military outlook shaping market mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Market Trends
Historical notes chart fruit and vegetable prices with regional variations. Prices for apples and peaches vary by origin and grade, with Maryland and New Jersey entries and scattered quality judgments. Buyers and sellers reference baskets and car lots amid fluctuating demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pyitsburgh
Baskets
West Virginia
New Jersey
Maryland Cobblers
Gobblece
Unclear OCR summary of 1920s local items and names
Fragmentary text lists names, places, and notes from a historical page. It mentions umpire hints, Fall General, Pimlico, Chicago, and various personal names with scattered places and numbers. The legible elements suggest a round‑up of notices and short items rather than a single cohesive report.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Office At Price Administration
District of Columbia
Charls ‘Stewart
Wilkinsburg
Department of Highways
Gay
John BH Shroyer
PF. Waly
New Castle
Trwins Transportation Company of
Pennsylvania Railroad Ky
Lyons Transnor
Abber Company
Aris
Prema’ Goilen
Aros
Maarles Gorrell
Andy
Alranes
Pacific
Politien
Harry Miller
Republica
Miller
Service
Bradford
Quality Cash Stores
Kellogg’s
Keystone Mill
Windsor
Wwe
Lido Club
Baby Foods Clapp's Heirs Se 322
Walhan
Phons
Riveree
Care Journal
Paul
Mar
Sala
Gen- Jose
Mott St
Tgantesd
A. J. Alkens Motor Sales
Ron
Trnisher Hed
First Avenue
Sei-H
WorRera
Marion
Toustwnine Ponece Noe Auer
East South Street
Riverside
Cambridge Springs
Rexall
Margaret's
Penn‘a. Ave
Bob Desmond
Carl Higby
Claude Baccus
Columbus T
Rite
E. L. Price
North Center Street
Ata
Utter & P
Mir
Reed Baby Carriage
West Main Street
Abet
Phursdeyci
Stewart's
Concord St
East Pleasant Street
Dosne's Hardware
Himnan
Empire
Spencer's Cash Mills
Park Avenue
Cente
HOLC
Harry W. Hagmann
Dean Corp. Tao
SOR
Wayne St
West Church St
East Sh
Sao
Goncord Street
Grove
Coon
Real
Etste
Bubltc Harday
Mlataet Matska Farm
Howard's Tannery
Columbus
Bert Brockton Farm
Studebaker
Gale
Michael Matska
Corty
R. C
Arthur Scouten
Spartansburg
Doud
McCormick
Mil Pall
Martin
Arthur Beouten
Centerville
Kelly's Mill
T. Wi Lewin
T. Fulnam
Cjerk
Arthur Seoliten
Auctioheer
Jamestown
Maple Avenue
Corry, Penna
Buffalo
Iift
Brainard
Brudahaker
Texas
Wentinghouse Electric
Woolworth ' Fallow Trek
Foungatown
Curb Aero Supply
Arkanone Nat Gas
South Fenn Gil
Illite
Hy Cary Tons
Starnini
Steve
Emers
Turkey
Combers
Blake Town
soRen
Louis Ray
Seattle
Hart
Sarni
Straigh Pimlico
William B
Red Cagle
Chin John
Cheon
Gahalhack Meier
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