Suspensions in OPA violation cases heard in Erie hearings
Three more suspensions were handed down by Alton Cigathers regional hearing officer for OPA violations. A Greenville motorist lost his right to buy gasoline for the duration after charges he bought and used R and T coupons without local board authorization. The next decision, a one year suspension for a Mendville gasoline station operator, was stayed on probation for the balance of the year. A Titusville station operator received a six month suspension with five days served and probation for the balance. Caruthers heard ten of twelve cases, with two held over for September term.
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Greenville
Erie
Alton
Cigathers
Tomblsslower
OPA
Mend~ville
Titusville
Caruthers
Kitts and Murphy Confer on Erie Juvenile Curfew
Judge Miles B. Kitts will meet City Solicitor Edward M. Murphy to discuss instituting an early curfew for juveniles. Murphy argues juvenile crime lies with the courts, while Kitts says city action is justified by time emergency.
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Miles B. Kitts
Edward M. Murphy
Murphy
Kitts
Four Women Killed in Train Car Collision Near Plant
Four women employees of Producers Canners Company were killed in a collision between a Molrtobile and a light engine near the plant at North Collins on Wednesday. State police identified the victims as Kylis A. Palmer Grace Dimmick Eleanor Lillie all of Columbus and Inez Witherwell Gowanda. All were passengers in the automobile.
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E.R. R
North Collins
Producers Canners Company
MuLontobilé
Eric Bailroyd
Kylis A. Palmer
Grace Dimmick
Eleanor Lillie
Col- Ops
Inez Witherwell
Gowanda
Book Notes Review Highlights World War II Era Novels
The piece surveys multiple 20th century novels and biographies. It covers A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Belly Smith, Winter Harbor by Bernice Richmond, The Arts Are Far by Bradford Smith, At Heaven's Gate by Robert Penn Warren, Equinox by Allen Seager, Mak A World Away by Frances Long, The Case For Mrs. Surratt by Helen Jones Campbell, Dmitri Shostakovich by Victor Ilyich Sorof, and The Story of George Gershwin by David Ewen.
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Winter Harbor
Bernice Richmond
Holt
Marie
Richmonds
Reg
Bernice
Ree Richmond
Maine
Bradford Smith
Mr. Smith
Bobbs-Merrill
Ife
Ty Uiat
Robert Penn Warren
Cretes
Heaven's Gate
Harcourt, Brace
Dorothy Baker
Allen Seager
Verplanck
Simon & Schuster
Eve
Frances Long
Farrar & Rhinehart
England
Shanghai
China
Prafries
Trans-Siberian
Manila
Peatl Harbor
Santo Tomas
Mrs. Surratt
Helen Jones Campbell
Putnam
Surratt
Campbell
Dmitri Shostakovich
Victor Iiyich Sorof
Knopf
George Gershwin
David Ewen
John Burk
Beethoven
Victor Tyich Seroft
Shostakovich
Dmitri
Stalin
Yen Hes
Milldérer's Choice review highlights Wells's living characters
A social mystery praised for character depth. Anna Mary Wells' Milldérer's Choice centers on two cousins, one rich and one poor, with a will that leaves all to the poorer relative while a hidden plan unfolds. The narrative emphasizes people over plot devices.
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Anna Mary Wells
Quarantine On Dogs Imposed In Two Townships
Rabies was found in dogs triggering a state quarantine in Hanover New York including Silver Creek and Forestville and Billicottville in Jamestown area. The measure affects hundreds to thousands of dogs bound to be muzzled killed or confined on premises under local enforcement.
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Jamestown
State Commissioner of
Walter c. Levy
Hanover
Chautauqua County
Silver Creek
Forestville
Bilicottville
Cattaraugus County
Levy
Titusville Man Takes Own Life
Titusville resident A. Metzgar aged 60 was found dead on his back porch at 928 West Spring Street around 9:30 last night. A Winchester 30-30 lay at his feet and Dr. M. Sonne, deputy coroner, ruled death by self-inflicted gunshot. Metzgar had suffered a stroke five years earlier and had become despondent. his family had left him alone inside the home.
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Enaries
A. Metzgar
West Spring Street
M. Sonne
Metozar
Metzgars
Spring Street
Herbert
Watson
Spring
Four to eight years for Clarion slayer Harry Guiste
Harry B. Guiste was sentenced to four to eight years in the western penitentiary for the shooting death of Calvin H Jordan in March in Clarion County. The case featured testimony from Commonwealth witnesses over a day and a half before Guiste pleaded guilty. He claimed Jordan assaulted him, they wrestled mid quarrel, and the shotgun discharged during the struggle.
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Clarion
Harry B. Guisste
Western Penitentiary
Calvin H-Jordan
Cour
Commonwealth
Guiste
J. Prank Graff
Armtrong County
Jordan
Fght
Woman named manager for Corry Woolworth store
Miss Mabel Hayes of Prandin is named manager of the North Center street F. W. Woolworth Co. store in Corry. Royal H. Egerly is promoted to the larger Sluron store, succeeding D. I. Chapman who previously held the post.
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Corry
Mabel Hayes
Prandin
North Center Street
F. W. Woolworth Company
Royal H. Egerly
Mr. Egerly
D, 1. Chapman
Teast wi trective of thé lot and Gershwiniana in music book
A reader notes a new volume on music and musicians, praising its usefulness but criticizing its lack of brillian writing. The work aims to explore themes from Gershwiniana while pondering why it may fall short in clarity and appeal.
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Brooklyn
Belly Smith
Harpers
Chilaren
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Praneie
Neeley Nolan
Prancie
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Long
GC. Murphy Company
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Cattaraugus
Harry B. Guiste
Calvin H. Jordan
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Corry Chain Store
Community Loan Company OF
Corry, PA
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