Stand Taken by Argentina Is Explained
Gra Tauqua Aug 28 Dr G P Howard told a Chautauqua audience that Argentina should not be blamed for avoiding war The speaker said no nation fights for fun and cited Pearl Harbor as the turning point He argued Argentines doubt the US can defeat the Axis noting land is held by about 2000 European stockholders who favor Europe and US beef imports policy damaged relations and a failed military mission to buy supplies
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Argentina
United States
Blackout at DuBois Mistaken for Air Raid Alarm
In DuBois Pennsylvania on a August day a fire alarm at the Baltimore and Ohio car shops triggered a citywide blackout. Residents mistook the whistle for an air raid signal, causing tenseness and temporary loss of lights across multiple neighborhoods.
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Dubois
Baltimore & Ohio
Falconer Man Arch. Ream Found After Night Search
Arch ie Ream, about 75, of 102 East Main street, was sought by the Henry Mosher Post American Legion emergency squad after he failed to return from a berry gathering Wednesday night. He was found Thursday morning at about 9 o'clock on East Main street near his home, dazed and unable to say where he had been all night. Relatives notified authorities after he did not return by nightfall.
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Falconer
Archie Ream
East Main Street
Henry Mosher Post
American Legion
Ream
West Greene
Arthur
Owens
Jamestown
Manley Stohalms
Frewsburg
Fred Wetmore
Clymer
Lewis Brown
Mary Maginnis
Gerry
Boyd Ingram
Joan Patricia
Ballston Spa
N. Y
T. S. Ingram
Concord Corners
Mr. Inerain
Clarence Jackson
Edinboro
Hatchtown
Lewis Rasey
Tabernacle News
Nyack Bible School
Sparta Victory Club Bingo Party At Fire Hall
SPARTASBURG Aug 28 The Victory Club hosts a bingo party at the Firemen’s hall tonight to raise funds for boys in service. The group also packed 39 boxes of cookies sent to service members nationwide. Community visits include Akron Ohio and Electra Texas as locals share news of celebrations and travel.
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Spartansburg
Victory Club
Hell
United States
Mary Brown
Florence
Ford Randall
Elton McFarland
Akron
Ohio
C. W. Wetherbee
Guy “Wetherbee
Lane
Electra
Texas
Earl Boughton
Tidioute
Carl Boughton
Aund Boughton
Andras
Jasper Drake
Madison
Marilyn
Meredith Teed
Townville
8. D. Culver
Carl Mallon
Lottsville
Matton
Rey
Lloyd Crosby
Babe
Tidioule
Crosby
Jay Morton
Lincolnville
Zetila Whilling
Bertha Tilston
Marcrean Beach
Canadohta Lake
Phyllis Poster
Harry Foster
Harry Whitehill
Sylvia Robbins
Oil City
Phyllis
George Salmon
Jamestown Considers Community Rental Bureau Feasibility
Mayor Stroth orders immediate study to gauge the viability of a city rental bureau for war workers and new arrivals, with a Chamber of Commerce task force and a planned meeting. Housing survey shows under one percent of homes vacant as aviation plant plans attract workers, aiding critical defense housing inquiry.
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Jamestown
Samuel A. Stroth
Charles Taycouk
Chamber of Commerce
Opey
Cay
Arttur Hevgren
The
Harvey M. Osgood
Dissatisfaction Grows Over Relief Increases In Harrisburg
The Joint State Government Commission pressed Howard L. Russell to detail alleged general dissatisfaction with August 1 relief boosts. The committee cites shifts in budget procedures and calls for substantiation of increases that sometimes yield cuts. Russell estimates average benefits rise 11.6 percent, with shelter tops up to 18.05 in high rent areas and 8.70 in low rent zones, and food aid for a family of five rising to 33.90.
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Harrisburg
Joint State Government Commission
Howard L. Russell
Legislative Research Agency
Department
George Woodward
Philadelphia
Department of Welfare
Russell
Decision Reserved In Erie Liquor Cases
State Liquor Board Examiner James Ceris reserved decision after three hearings in the courthouse. Charged were Were, Tey and Gussis Blau of Greenville for sale to intoxicated persons and noise. Frank W. Didenhueffer of Arcade Restaurant Meadville for sale to intoxicated persons and permitting gambling. Elizabeth A. Buxton of Highway Inn Titusville for sale to minors.
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Erie
State Liquor Board
James Ceris
Court House
Suue
Tey and
Gussis Blau
Greenville
Frank W. Didenhueffer
Arcade
Meadville
Elizabeth A. Buxton
Titusville
Learns Kin Was Shot By Nazis
Loon runs cope so ME wale sister of a Lockport woman was executed last month by the Nazis as the htth member of the family to meet violent death since the occupation of Norway 20 years ago. Mrs. Jessie Short, 322 Celedonia street, Thursday learned that her sister, Mrs. Adna Nilsen, was one of four persons the Nazis shot July 19, claiming they were aiding information to the British. Mrs. Nilsen was the widow of a Norwegian volunteer in the French Army, killed in World War I.
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Lockport
Norway
Jessie Short
Celedonia Street
Adna Nilsen
Progress with Erie housing projects near completion
Satisfactory progress is reported on two Erie housing projects while a third is delayed. The Harbor Homes project on Buffalo Road is expected to be ready Sept 16 with 28 units soon after. 50 dwellings will be ready by Sept 5 and the rest as completed. The three projects will house 446 families to ease the postwar housing shortage. Harbor Homes comprises 224 dwellings including 92 single family and 8 four family buildings, with minor material delays mainly wiring.
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Lake City
Harbor Home
Erie
Josph A. Schmlé
U.S. Housing Authority
Harbor Homes
Buffalo Road
Schmid
Kyle
Jagd Bins
Missioner Dell Dating
Missioner Dell Dating, Chairwith) of the County Prison Board
Louis
Reter
Grohard Bench
Child Fatally Burned In Pittsburgh Gasoline Accident
A four year old, Charles R. Minnich of Stowe, died after a gasoline can, bought for his father, caught fire. The incident occurred as he and a one year old companion, Joseph Peterelli, carried gasoline through an alley. the fuel ignited in some manner.
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Pittsburgh
Charles R. Minnich
Stowe
Joseph Peterelli
Deputy Crowe Quiry Richa Unior Frank G 20th Street
Involving Melia 17 and an unnamed 20th Street operator, authorities pursue a probe into an involuntary incident. Police report shows unclear connections among the individuals and the location amid ongoing inquiries.
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Richa
Frank G
20Th Street
Melia
Fon
W & Opr Opera Ale
Fragmentary notice from old paper about a wrecked vehicle
Readable fragments describe a damaged car scenario on Milky High Street near Tyndall. Wording is garbled but implies a wreck or seizure, with references to lease terms and a disrupted event. Key names and specifics are missing due to OCR damage.
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Tyndall
Church appoints new leaders at annual meeting
In a church conference held this week, officials including G D Batdot and Ray Hartt were reelected to key posts. The event announced pastoral assignments for the coming year and scheduled a noon address by Bishop Batdot at the community center.
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Unite Church
Bindley Lake
G.D. Batdort
Ray Hartt
Brotherhood
Rendureh
Bishop Batdot
Nnual Church
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