Public hearing on 1914 school budget scheduled
Public hearing for the 1914 school budget takes place tomorrow night during the board of education meeting where the document will seek final approval. The budget calls for total expenditures of 440 554 and a tax levy of 281 500, higher than last year, with notes of local addresses and wartime casualty updates interleaved in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E York Real Estate
Mott, Street
Dunkirk
Board of Education
Arthur W. Dean
Reuben R. Dean
T de Street
France
War Department
John E. Sharver
Local Briefs Recap Powell Co. 6-26-11 News Item
City and Vicinity column recaps a fall at the Allied Trories Club injuring Elmer W. McCauiley 76 of the Witlert Hotel with possible skull fracture, hospital updates on residents news from Erie Oil City Dunkirk and Franklin, plus notices of a fire at Struthers Wells plant and a bicycle collision injuring two youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motor Co
Elmer W. McCauiley
Witlert Hotel
St. Vincent's Hospital
Allied Trories Club
State Street
Erie County Liquor Dealers’ Association
Nick Bute
Titusville
Harriet Burgwold
East Spruce Street
Philadelphia
Earl J. Henry
Lawrence Brown
Snyder Circle
Nancy
Alice Wilcot
Leland Wilcox
Spring Street
Oil City
Ol City
France
Bernice Bickel
East Second Street
Pvt
Regnel Bickel
Mus. J
Ralph B. McCord
Arthur D. Calegrove
the Corry Journal
P. B. Halton
The
Retiit'Lia
Jefferson Roiinty
Germany
Struthers Wells
Dunkirk
Arthur Wiodarek
Chester Tarnowski
Len
Walter DeRider
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Richard McFadden
Eggertsville
Lake Erie
Charles E. Wester
Dunkink
Greencrest
Armory Roller Rink
Warren
Marshall Mathis
Europe
Mathis i
Waren
Civil Air Patrol
Patton's Army Moves Through Chateau Thierry Front
Allied forces push toward Chateau Thierry as Patton's units drive from Cuvergnon toward Soissons and Compiegne. Aisne river breach risk looms as German defenses weaken. Canadians reach bridgeheads near Bow while patrols target flying bomb bases south of the Seine. reports note advancing Allied lines and numerous bomb sites found.
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Fayerney
Cuvergnon
Soissons
Compiegne
Aisne
Somme
Guenther von Kluge
Paris
Sea
Bow
Dieppe
Seine
Tonight’s Broadcast Lineup Across Networks
Radio schedules list NBC 8 8:30 Date With Judy 9:30 Words at War Simone 10 Charlotte Greenwood Comedy 10:30 Hildegarde Variety. CBS 7:30 American Melodies Time Pride and Prejudice 9 Burns and Allen 10 Musics Salute to France 19:30 Anniversary of Naval Aviation BLU Land of the Lost 8:30 Nit Wit Court 9 Famous Jury Trials 9:30 Harry James Band 10:30 Milton Berle Comedy MBS 30 Sinfonietta 9:15 Screen Test 11 Radio Newsreel
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NBC
Girmy Simms
Judy
Simone
Charlotte Greenwood
Hildegarde
CBS
France
Naval Aviation
Milton Berle
MBS
Sinfonietta
Titusville Soldier Killed in France
Pfc. Ar yin Hastings Wescoat, 24, infantryman son of Mrs. Pearl A. Brockway of 406 South Franklin street, Was killed in action in France on July 31, his mother informed by a War Department telegram yesterday morning. He is the Titusville region's 25th casualty in Europe since D Day, the tenth to die in battle. The note recalls the July 1 breakout from Normandy Avranches for an 18 mile gain, the era’s greatest single day advance.
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Titusville
Aryin Hastings Wescoat
Pearl A. Brockway
Franklin Street
France
War Department
Europe
Dday
Tuly
Normandy
Lowerran
Nearby chemical firms facing U S charges
The government filed a civil complaint in Federal court seeking to restrain a group of business concerns and individuals including Ford Motor Co from alleged Sherman Anti Trust Act violations in the wood alcohol industry. The complaint led by A G U S Atty Irving B Glickfeld alleges the defendants control 95 percent of U S wood alcohol produced and sold. It names 12 wood alcohol chemical firms from Bradford Kane Ridgway area of Pennsylvania.
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DY Amoealeu
H. New York
Ford Motor Co
Theomplaint
U. S
Irving B. Glickfeld
United States
Bradford-Kane-Ridgway
Pennsylvania
Injunction Against St Marys Pipe Co Ordered
Federal Judge R M Gibson issued an injunction restraining St Marys Sewer Pipe Co of St Marys from further violations of the Federal wage and hour act. The court found Walter Bankovich and Maiden Okorys, labeled as laborers, were not executives and thus entitled to overtime pay for hours worked beyond the non exempted group. The two kiln burners allegedly worked more than 20 percent of hours compared with non exempted employees, while the company claimed they were foremen in the Kiln Burning department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
R. M. Gibson
St. Marys Sewer Pipe Co
St. Marys
Walter Bankovich
Maiden Okorys
Krag outlines new WPB policy amid resignations
The WPB faces internal strife as Julius Krag, aged 97, vows a single team with dismissals for trouble makers. Sidney Weinberg resigns as WEB vice chairman condemning demagogic intrigues while Krug backs Nelson’s spot authorization plan for limited civilian manufacturing resumption.
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Associated Press
Washington
Julius A. Krag
War Production Board
Roosevelt
WPB
King
Senate
Sidney J. Weinberg
WEB
J. Krug
Nelson
Soviet Troops Sweep Into Transylvania Invasion Update
Russian advances press toward Warsaw as Second White Russian army seizes Ostrow Mazowiecka, with 275000 Romanian campaign prisoners. Bridgehead formed near Vistula at Warka, while Polish forces grow to about 500000. German denial centers near Warsaw defended by multiple Panzer divisions.
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Count von Chulsen
Ostrow-Mazowiecka
Warsaw
Narew
Vistula
Warka
Daniel DeLuce
Associated Press
Lublin
Poland
de Luce
DeLuce
Mihail Rola-Zymierski
Rola-Zymierski
Wattsburg Fair Opens With Horse Pulls and Big Exhibits
Preparations complete for the 60th Wattsburg Fair opening tonight with a horse pulling contest on Labor Day. Entries of poultry, cattle, hogs, dairy breeds, and farm equipment meet strong interest. Vocational school exhibits, band concerts, and races fill the midweek program, with Commissioner Dell Darling presiding over ceremonies and a busy Saturday finale ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
Burrows
Yooupun Magnetivure
Flr
Dell Darling
EDEKA
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Pillsburys SnoSheen
Siratore
Tinsee Ae
Campbell Tomato
Bowlene
Muller
Jamestown
Edward Austin
Pie
Pfc
Wilbur J. Austin
Fort Dis
N. i
Isler
Donald R. Palmer
Wesleyville
Cot Drug Store
N.center ST
Corry,pa
Chevrolet
Thomas Motor Co
Franklin
Karl M. Russell
Jubler
Erie
Michael Calabrese
OPA
Inter
Frewsburg
Charles Apthorpe
Warren Road
Glen Sneldon
Office of Price Administration
Allegheny
A. M. Fuller
French Creek
Sugar Creek
Ben
Steen
Ludwig Kem
East South Street
West Wayne Street
Ube
Rim
M. Genter
Columbus Age
Patton
Chateau-Thierry
Trading Post
U.S
ST. Marys Pipe CO
Krag
Transylvania
Cory's Greatest Clothiers
Bartlett
Maryland
Araad
HVA
Bernstein’s
Corry
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