Liquor cargo seized at Kane released after investigation
In Kane Pa Aug 26 the State Liquor Control Board authorized release of a $20000 whisky cargo seized four days earlier amid possible hijacking probes. Clyde Hilyer of Martenville faced minor charges for truck overload. investigators found shipment in order and the seizure was dropped. Enforcemenrt officials from Punxsutawney assisted with the release.
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Keanh
State Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
Clyde Hilyer
Marten
Ville
E L
Jimcouskey
Punxsutawney
Hilver
Hilyer
Blight Widespread on Late Potato Crop
Harrisburg reports from the Federal State Crop Reporting Service indicate irregular conditions for the late potato crop. High blight damage due to frequent showers and washed off sprays, with yields forecast at about 20,066,000 bushels and an average 127 bushels per acre, down from last year.
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Harrisburg
Federal
John H. Light
OLEAN FLIER MISSING AFTER MIDWAY ACCOUNT
Kenneth Dake of Windfall road Olean is listed as missing in action by the War Department after serving in Hawaii and taking part in the Battle of Midway. His father Harley and brothers Karl and Bernard, along with sister Madeline, learn of the notice through relatives.
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USMAN
Kenneth Dake
Windfall Road
Olean Fiier
War Department
Harley Dake
Frankdlingile
Karl Dake
Kenneth
Army Goon
Hinsdale Central School
Scot Pield
Hawaiian Islands
Acbrother
Herbert, Jr
Navy
Bernard Dake
Fockport
Madeline Deke
Olean
Clymer Church And Family Gatherings Celebrate Outings
The Wassink family reunion at Edward's Chapel social rooms in Mark's Corders drew small attendance due to threshing season. Officers elected for next year include president James TenHaken and vice president John Wassink. Many local families and guests joined in meals, devotionals, and a program on the work of the local church.
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Was— Sink
Edward's Chapel
Mark's Corders
Edward Vikeers
James TenHaken
John Wassink
Florence Wassinis
Marvin W. Denahue
St. Cloud
Fly
Elmer Oraseult
Red Cross Institute for Western Pa Held in Pittsburgh
Red Cross workers from 86 chapters in western Pennsylvania will attend a four day Training Institute at the Roosevelt Hotel in Pittsburgh starting August 21. The conference marks Pennsylvania's first wartime state meeting since 1918 with sessions on disaster preparedness civilian war relief and services to armed forces. National Red Cross officials participate along with W W Jefferson region director for Pennsylvania and other service directors detailing plans for the War Bond appeal to begin March 1 1943.
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Alexandria
Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Hotel
Pittsburgh
W. W. Jefferson
Jefferson
National Red Cross
Mr. Jefferson
Nat GC Walsom
Edwin H. Powers
H. Aubrey Elliott
Military and
Naval Welfare Service
Elma H. Ashton
Home Service
A. B. Murphy
Catherine Leamy
Howard M. Bell
Junior Red Cross
Winifred Black
Funeral Services for Mrs Nina Sullivan
Funeral services in memory of Mrs. Nina Sullivan were held at the Bracken-Resting chapel yesterday at 1 30 officiated by Rev John Waite of Columbus and Spring Creek Six brothers served as bearers Waiter Irvin Elmont Gerry Earl and Bert Poster Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg Attending out of town were Mr and Mrs Lyford Proper Mrs Kathleen Beers Mr and Mrs Earl Foster Herbert Beers Union City Mr and Mrs Bert Foster Ashtabula OH Mr and Mrs Kohart Mrs Rogers of Cherry Tree Pa Relph Flick of Meadville Ezra Culp Union City and many relatives and friends from Columbus and Spring Creek
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Ning Sullivan
Yesternday Witernaen
John Waite
Columbus
Spring Creek
Waiter
Irvin
Elmont
Gerry
Earl
Bert Poster
Rose Hill Cemetery
Spartansburg
Lyford Proper
Kathleen Beers
Earl Foster
Herbert Beers
Union City
Bert Foster
Ashtabuls
Onia
Kohart
Rogers
Cherry Tree
Relph Flick
Meadville
Ezra Culp
Church and Baketink Baptist Service Schedule
In North Side cemetery a reformed Church morning worship at 10:30 with Rev Gerrit Timmer preaching Loving Gods Habitations. Sunday school at 12. Junior C B outdoor campfire service on church parking lot at 9. Parents invited. Topic In the glow of the campfire Leaders Carol Jane Ton Ava King. Evening service at 10 Sermon The Fourth Watch. Senior C E at 9 with outdoor meeting Leader Donield Spitzer Topic To the glow of the campfire Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:40.
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Gerrit TimMfer
C. B
Carol Jane Ton
Ava King
C. E
Donield Spitzer
Austin Paper Mill Reopens After Flood Damage
Miss Cecile Kennedy of the American Red Cross says the Austin paper mill will reopen after the 1948 flood, employing 27 workers. Reconstruction funds will come from Gorboratimn and Molson. the railway spur from Wharton to Austin is to be rebuilt. The 1911 disaster devastated the town of 1100 after a dam burst flooding the area.
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Austin
Kone
Aug
Little Austin
Cecile Kennedy
Molson
Amercan Rew
Nanos | Gorboratimn
B. and
McKean County Group Accepted for Military Induction
Aug 26 seventy eight of 102 draftees from McKean draft area No 1 were selected for final examination at Erie Monday and well accepted for military service. Seven of the group waived the usual 14 day furlough and volunteered for immediate induction. Names not yet available. reported to have left Erie for an eastern induction center.
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Kane
McKean
Erie
R and Eeven
Cardboard hunting licenses issued in Erie County
Erie county introduces 1043 hunting licenses printed on heavy cardboard to conserve metal. Residents may obtain a license for 3 dollars, while non residents pay 15 dollars each. Licenses available at the County Treasurer McCray office as announced Tuesday.
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Erie
McCray
Erie County
New York tows nation over ways of the
The fragmentary item discusses broader national debates and policy directions, highlighting unclear details about who is arguing what and where the main points hinge. The text remains obscure with missing names dates and places, limiting precise identification of participants or outcomes.
Brooklyns Assembly Aide Readies New Policy Push
A brief fragment notes readiness by a Brooklyn assembly aide and hints at a policy push ahead of upcoming sessions. No names, places, or concrete dates are clear in the readable text.
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State Liquor Board
Olean Flier
Clymer
Beckerinks
Charles Legters
Leg McCann
Charles Jef
E. E. Hart
Augusta Center
W.S. S
Louelin Cuilisch
Cerin Speelburg
D. D. Samuelson
T He Society
Samuelson
Norma Newhouse
Jackie Otts
Findley Lake
Lois Reesinke
Corry
Evelyn Beth Rieberzen
Earl Beckerink
Leon Tenbuilsen
Heckerink
Beckerink
Russell Dameott
Fred Dmeoth
Fort Brage
N. C
Roy Grayviit
Hartfield
Chautauqua
Joshua Hagenboom
Jerry and
Kermit
Detroit
Mich
Clifford Legters
Gravink
Young Ladies Mission Band
Mildred Wiggers
Helen Duelik
Ruth Beckevill
Laura Cafusel
Bugella Corda
Yoral Solo
Jane Habink
Henry Smith Lelper
Morence Legters
Blanche Legters
Hiller
Viola Fardink
Helen Ouevik
Clifford Warnshouse
DeWarren DeRosay
Edward Ga| Spiel
Marilyn
Edward
Phyllis
North Wast
Charles Meyerink
Nettie Havercamp
William Damkot
Meyerink
Hinor
Wilbur Farnsworth
Romulus
Paul Wigeers
Edward Gabriel, Jr
North East
Clifford
Wamshouse
Clymer Bag Company
Gerrit Tinuner
N.Y
Neva Wardes
Hazel Leuters
Neva Hogenboon
Wile Legtes
Timmer
Mildred Sehrens
Irma Ten- Haken
Earl Becker
Ink
Dorothy Edwards
Ruth Schurmen
Gordon ‘Schermerhorn
Bradford
May
Ethel Schurman
Rebekah Lodge
Jennie Brown
Beatrice Teemley Priosiola
Prioszola
Frank Ruslink
Spitzer
Maurice Tysei
Tysen
Irene Hoitink
Tysén
Besters
William Wiggers
John Hoitink
Ben Beckerink
Prank Hupgood
Ore
Ie Park
LIT Insurance Corporation
Patriotic Service
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Institute For
Western PA
Sullivan
Church
Loren
North Side
Cliba
United States Defense
Supplies Corp
M'Rkean
Tusee
Bradford-Allegheny
Feonomix, Preserv
Topiece Ceck
Fa Predge
Ste
Gladstone
Kwik
Port Orford
Quae Santos
Barnes Othe Less White Ed Ar
Sittir
Val
Levi
Resay
Hhiteh- Sax
Cewin
Woodel
Emm ‘Yidow
Wilborn
Yorton
Brookly
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