City Judge Orders Higher Ambation Speeding Charges
Local report notes Judge Raymond Barbowink increasing ambation speeding charges to 156 925 with first contributor Memnerdey and Benjamin Sharp of Cleveland cited. Patrolman No Witheriing involved. bail set at 45 dollars amid varied entries on local law, commerce, and community notes.
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Raymond A Barbowink
Frst
Memnerdey
Benjamin Sharp
Cleveland
Edmund No
Mischief at New York Central depot prompts warning
Jamestown youths aged ten to fourteen suspected of breaking windows and stealing junk from a car on the railroad siding. police warn trespassers on railroad property could face serious trouble.
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Jamestown
New York Central
Kane Boy Hurt At Home In War Casualty
Seaman Fred M. Jeffords 1 from Kane Pennsylvania.returned from Sicily invasion on leave was injured by a souvenir German shell at his parents home. A 20mm shell exploded while he removed the detonator, ripping off three fingers and badly lacerating his right eye. He is in Kane Memorial Hospital.
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Titusville
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Sunset Heights
Home Owners Loan Corporation
New York State Mortgage Commission
Franklin Dallas McKinley
Clinton Township
Robert M. Dale
Donald Cramer
Clintonville
Hango
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McKinley
Reich’s
Goodell
Frank
A. Wilcox
E. Main St
William Howard Field
Arthur Field
Sherman
R. J. Mahoney
Antietam
Corey Hospital
Vern Smith
R. D
Gerryi
Sandra Weatherbee
Spartansburg
Lawrence Goring
Clymér
Leo Higley
R.D
Arthur Fisher
Wautsburg
Raymond James
Jamestown
Alfred Ross
Second. Avenue
Danet Carroll
East Main
Doris Dunmire
Snyder’ Circle
Robert VanEarden
Clymer
Sicily
Kane Boy
Kane
Fred M. Jeffords
Kane Summils Hospital
Shortage of Teachers Threatens Fall Education News
Allegheny county schools face a critical fall shortage as 300 military substitutes may resign. Superintendent W. W. Lantz cites nonparticipation in cost of living bonuses for regular teachers and Rutters ruling that substitutes are not eligible for House Bill 816 benefits. He urges revision to avoid mass withdrawal.
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Western Auto Store
Jamestown
Toard of Education
Clinton W. Bush
McCray Church Victory Choir
Florence Sanden
Verl. Walker
Walker
Robert Magee
Warren
Erie
Frank Bolls
City
Sid Magee
Bolla
William Wagner
All-Way Electric Co
Meatville
F. William Koster
American Viscose Corporation
Marcus Hool
Reich's
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. W. Lantz
Allegheny County
Lantz
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
William M. Rutter
Mercury Dips to Near 40 Amid Overnight Cooling
Weather records show a low of 43 in official readings and 40 in the business district, marking a second straight morning below 40. Temperatures rose to 75 by mid afternoon as a brief warm spell ends after showers earlier in the week.
Pittsburgh Gas Quota Increased to Sixty Percent
The Pittsburgh district will raise its gasoline quota to 60 percent of normal starting tomorrow as PAW confirms the move. Officials urge continued conservation and note no major supply boost for motorists at stations. A further increase is expected September 1 if permitted by government, with two barges loaded from a pipeline to the east coast.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Petroleum Administration For War
PAW
The
Erie County General Fund Near Depletion Amid School Allocations
Erie County kept July finances tight as the general fund nearly emptied to cover a $250 000 note. Fourth Class districts receive a share from a $168 361 49 distribution on August 28 with allocations to Amity Concord Edinboro Elgin Mill Village North East Union City Wayne. The county moved tax revenues to a special fund to retire the note. after payment the general fund begins rebuilding from current tax collection.
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Earby
Erie County
Erie
Harvey M. Willist
North East
Boro
Union City
Wayne
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