City and Vicinity News Briefs of Crime and Local Events
Local notes report injuries at Rickenbrode and Rotini Co in Ripley, Burton Jacquich, 45, lauded with finger amputation. Michael Marcella, 34, East McKeeport, dies from car crash injuries near Cameron. Meantime badges announce new school bid, street name change to Murdoch Boulevard, and fall shopping lines. Jacobson notes chronic heat and gas incidents in Drake theater lawsuit by Edwards, and Tulsa area road work begins on Franklin Street Bridge approaches. The Meadville school system forecasts 3201 pupils entering new campuses. Dr Henry Morris of Jamestown dies unexpectedly. Weathered lines promote cottage cheese and Sealed-Beam lights. City notices share a variety of small ads from grocery to hats and paint.
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Warren Chamber of Commerce
Warren
Wash- Wigton
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce Today
Robert H. Jackson
Benjamin Jarrett
War Department
Stewart
Drake Theater
City
Robert Francis Edwards
Emlenton
Timothy F. Edwards
Franklin
James Roemer
Chapmanville
Spencer Hospital
Meadyilte
DeJean
Red Osk Schoo
Lloyd Watson
Union City
R. D
Myrtle Mitchell
Glark Hekker
Allegheny Collee
Hong
Hy Mf Bare
Jamestown
Isaad
Mead
Ilies Uble
Henry G. Morris
Jeamnes-town
T Jhe
Milwaukee
M. D. Maynard
Grace Church
Ridgway
All Saints
Wisconsin
Youngsville
Willis Kay
Kay
Plymouth
Gil
Bil
New York State Firemen’s Association
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Republcan
Elec Sion
U.S. Senate
Crawford Goonty
Frenchtown
Corry
City Park
John Ehler
Shippenville
Pleasantville
Highlieh
G. W. Knowlton
Eric
Bund
Henry Melger
League
Aith
United States
Charles Wood and Son
Corfy Hospital
Concord Street
Robert Auer
Walter Auer
Enst Smith “Street
Charles Stryker
Jon Gt Myr
G. T. Stryker
Mori Oymer
Vernon Watrous
Corsy
Levy
Gerry
Wealth and Industry May Be Conscripted
Associated Press reports Washington discussions intensifying on compulsory national service or a total draft. Debates center on broadening manpower registration from 18 to 65 and service from 21 to 45, with Senate and House proposals diverging on age ranges and scope amid defense material shortages and Britain’s bidding.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate de
Great Britain
House
Senate
Military Committee
Swan to Attend Police School
Patrolman William Swan of the Corry police department was named alternate instructor for State Motor police classes and directed to report to the Instructors' Conference at Brockway on September 6. The appointment, approved by Mayor Frank E Hepler and Chief John D Flanigan, recognizes Swan's high standing in Meadville police classes.
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John D. Flanigan
Swan
Meadville
Twelve Charged With Revolt Conspiracy
Oklahoma City reports 12 people held on $50,000 bond each after arraignment on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the U S government. The arrests followed a county-wide probe into fifth column activity amid anti-draft unrest linked to World War era events.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
United States
Justice of the Peace Court
Torrance predicts Republican sweep in Pennsylvania
James F. Torrance, state Republican chairman, told Northwestern counties party leaders that Pennsylvania will give Wendell Willis a wide plurality in November and provide strong congressional support. He urged a major phase of the state campaign and a drive to add half a million Republican voters to the registration.
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Ny Associated Press
Cambridge Springs
James F. Torrance
Pennsylvania
Wendell Willie
Report Refugee Ship Is Safe
Washington reports a congressional probe into why the refugee ship American Legion W was sent through mined waters after German warnings. The army transport carried 897 passengers from Petsamo Finland to New York and may have sailed near Scotland, despite German alerts. Berlin says Germany handed the US a note to clarify misunderstandings in the American note.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Legion
Senstor Bone
Petsamo
Finland
New York
United States
Army
British Isles
Water Pollution Inquiry Delays Report on Hare Creek Spill
A pending water analysis will determine the pollution source from Hare Creek mouth east of Corry to near Pittsfield. Local officials say contamination killed hundreds of fish along the Brokenstraw and surrounding streams, raising calls for a sewage disposal plant to avert future recurrences.
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Baileylso
The
Journal
Hare Creek
Corry
Pittsfield
Spring Creek
Britain and Axis Extend Occupation Fears Rise in France
Swiss reports indicate Britain targets Italian and southern German industries with long range bombers. The Petain government fears Germany and Italy may widen occupation in France as border reports surface from August 21.
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Asbdemiel
Eton
Chancy
Switzerland
Britain
Italy
Petain
Germany
France
28th Division Halts Black Army in New York War Maneuvers
In August maneuvers near Lisbon New York the 28th Division of Pennsylvania and Illinois units aided regular First Army troops repelled a white army offensive. The invaders crossed rivers Grass and Racquette under night fire from the 26th and were pushed back toward Raymondville twenty miles away as food and supply wagons were seized.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Feroy
Pennsylvania
First Army
Earlwin
New York
Waddington-Madrid
Raymondville
Marylgnoln
Ath
2Th
Two Killed and Two Injured in Fogbound Crash
In Wheatland Pennsylvania a fogbound highway crash left two men dead and two others gravely injured. George Skendrovich and Jack Bacich, both from Farrell, died. William J. Devlin of Sharon and Mijo Dalich of Farrell were hospitalized after the collision with guard rails and a cornfield.
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Sharon
Sele Hil
Wheatland
George Skendrovich
Jack Bacich
Farell
William J. Dev=lin
Mijo Dalich
Farrell
Services for George McKee at Bracken- seatin chapel
A large gathering attended services for George McKee of East Bond Street Tuesday afternoon at 4 16 o clock in Bracken-seat ing chapel. A Christian Science service was read by Mrs Florence Tillotsor. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Out of town attendees included Miss Mary Agnes McKee Mrs J Sherina Mrs Alice Moe and Mr and Mrs Virgil Clark of Erie Mr and Mrs P W Earl Miss Margaret Earl Mrs Harry Loog and Carlton V King of North East Mrs Hurst of Wattsboro and Mr and Mrs Edison of Jamestown.
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Skendy
George McKee
Atte East Bond Street
Plorence ‘Tillotsor
Pine Grove Cemetery
Frank G. Whiteley
George Lester A
Sandbie
Carlton V. King
Leon HR. Tiffany
Esident
Mary Agnes McKee
J. Sherina
Alice Moe
Virgil Clark
Erie
Ynd
PW. Earl
Margaret Earl
Harry Loog
North East
Hurst
Wattsboro
Edison
Jamestown
Governor silent on more dismissals in liquor board case
Harrisburg Aug 21 Governor James declined to comment on reports that four additional dismissals were imminent in the State liquor control board. Chairman William Riki and Secretary Frye said any statement would have to come from the governor.
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Arene
Harrisburg
James Totay
Liquor Control Board
William
Riki Mid Thomas
Frye
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Kaul Memorial Hospital
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Pittsburgh
George Kushner
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Marriage Scense Bureau
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Clarence Terrell
Walter Lashowski
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Corry's Greatest Clothiers
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