Sentences Handed Down in Chautauqua Court Case
In Mayville on December 2, county court reduced robbery charges against Vita LaBarbera and Charles Musesto to second degree assault. LaBarbera received a $250 fine or one day per unpaid dollar, while Musesto got a suspended sentence. LaBarbera and Musesto had prior assault convictions. Maynard Cettell was sentenced to Attica for two to four years with probation. Eugene Eckert received one year at Monroe and a $500 fine. Jury excused for term.
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Mayville
Vita LaBarbera
Prospect Street
Fredonia
Charles Musesto
Chamberlain Avenue
Joseph Battaglia
Edwin G. O'Connor
Brocton
New York
Napanoca
State Department of Correction
Attica State
Cettell
Eugene Eckert
Anthony J. Bite
Feast of Dedication Observed by Jews This Year
The Feast of Dedication Chenuko is celebrated from December 4 to 11, marking the historic 3,000 year battle for religious freedom led by the Maccabees against Antiochus Epiphanes. The eight day festival recalls guerrilla resistance and the miracle of the oil lasting eight days. Faithful Candles of Chanuko have burned for 2,000 years as a symbol of triumph over oppression, with 1949 adding renewed significance.
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Antiochus Epiphanes
Antiochus
Judah Macesbee
Jerusalem
Bradford Girl Hit By Auto Injured
Miss Winna Hardy, 17, of 61 West Washington Street, Bradford, was injured Monday night when struck by a car on West Washington Street. She suffers injuries to the right knee back hip and arm and is hospitalized at Bradford Hospital. The sedan was described as Palmer of Bradford fleeing the scene after the collision.
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Bradford
Winna Hardy
West Washington, Street
Bradford Hospital
Washington Street
Bi Palmer
Holiday Gatherings Mark Thanksgiving at Clymer
Thanksgiving celebrations fill Clymer with family gatherings from nearby towns. Residents host relatives from Westfield Bradford Corry Erie Jamestown Pittsburgh and beyond. Local events include a PTA meeting at Clymer Central School, Rebekah Lodge activities, and multiple church services noting ministers Rev F W Shope and Rev Gerrit Timmer.
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Clymer
PTA
Gerrit Timer
Mes Gilbertson
Henry Ricedersen
Alan
Clarence Ruebergen
Winifred
James Gravink
Janette
John Rickers
Corry
William Rhebergen
Familly
Tyan Rhebergen
Gilbert ‘Ton
Benjamin ‘Tewinkle
South Dayton
N.Y
John Leyters
Joyce
Henry Leyters
Gilbert Vender- Schaaf
Anna VanderSchaaf
Prederick van
Clyme Central School
Mc Clayton Bridges
F W. Shape
Delbert King
Coton Calbur
PT. A
Leslie Carlisch
Jay Tenpas
Emerson
Phyllis
Erie
Anna Neekers
Walter Schruets
Jenn
Shirley
Leo McCarm
Chiarles Legters
Clifford Lewters
Mary Lepters
Rebekah Lodge
Fridey Evenine
Licks Noble
Edith Skeps
Albert Arninic
Clifford Smith
Loren Bakerink
Twentieth Century Club
Cora ‘Tlmer
Geraldine Goring
Belly Neckers
Winifred Rhebergen
Lois Rhebergen
Carol McCwns
Sary
India
Jenst Bridges
Reformed Church
Gerrit Timmer
Dinier
Donne Ton
C.H
Ladies Mission and Ald Society
Dunlee
N. M. Home Department
Methodist Church
F. W. Shope
Epworth
North Clymer
Jada P.m
Volunteers Explain Share the Meat Plan in Harrisburg
Black Leaders and civilian defense volunteers will distribute government pamphlets about the Share the Meat program to over 2 million households in Philadelphia. They will explain weekly allowances of 24 pounds for adults and 1 to 1.5 pounds for children, plus guidance on meals at home and in restaurants to balance protein with other foods. The Office of Civilian Defense stresses meat needs for armed forces and allies amid global shortages.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Focus Defense Comnells
Office of Civitisn Defense
New Order Does Not Freeze Pay of Working Men
Erie report on President Roosevelt's Executive Order 9250 explains wage stabilization aims to curb inflation while avoiding a blanket pay freeze. Inspector Robert H Strub clarifies wage adjustments occur via employer wage forms and War Labor Board review. interviews with Edward Dall and Nell McLaughlin emphasize equal sacrifice for victory.
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Erie
Roosevelt
Tabor
Robert H. Strub
U.S. Department of Labor
WLED
Edward ©. Dall
Lovell Manufacturing Co
Nell McLaughlin
Central Labor Union of Erie
Congress
Strub
Detroit Census Jump Tops Nation in Population Gain
The Genisus Bureau reported Detroit surged by 236 000 in population from April 1 1940 to May 1 1942 amid national metro area gains. Other large increases included New York Northeastern New Jersey 345 000 and Chicago 149 000 with lists of metropolitan counties showing mixed changes across several states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Prt
Detroit
New York
New Jersey
Chicago
Los Angeles
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Newport News
Erie
Pat
Townstown
Cumbria
Philadelphia
Delaware
Montgomery
Burlington
Camden
Gloucester
N. J
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Co
Fayette
Westmoreland
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Mays
Elmer Groscutt
Joe McWilliams
Butler
Corp
Richard G. Louters
Camp Pickett
George Louters
Wiyhtan Paulson
Legters
Tynksgiving
Doris Howles
Buffalo University
Doris Rustink
Buffalo Stalkeachers' College
Thorntory Newhouse
Ithaca
Gardon Newhousend Renest Caltiseh
Syracuse University
Donald Spiner
Alegheny College
George Christenson
Pittsburg ‘University
Denise Webster
Troy Center
George Saxton
Franklin
Henry Waseinic
Gowanda
Bernice Dueiik
Martha Duemk
Nr Sherman
Merle Duetik
Larry Goring
Marlon Dameol
Jamestowst
Levy
Philip Ruslink
Henry Gravink
Anna Vangeem
Sherman, N.Y
Marion Gallup
Lynnette
Kay
Albert Kearns
Nell Bradbury
Williamsville
Tyen Rheergen
Ollshams City
Thomas Partridge
Blaisdell
N. Y
Lyle Compton
Compton
Harolt Reslink
Eda Reslink
Donald Reslink
Brie
Normen Ressinis
Pangma
G. &. Resling
Mark Bakerink
Worth East
Bert Queereveld
Norway
Netherlands East Indies
Sitle Vest
U.S
Emperor Grapes
Cortland Apples
Hubbard Squash
Watson‘s Family
Loblaw Donuts
Tbs
Clark Hardware
Tinkham Bros
Tasrsanea
SB. Pitts
Clark Hardware Company
Tinkbury Brothers, Inc
Tinkham Brothers, Inc
Damestown
Dx— Woods
Terriary
Murer
Tinkhim Brothers
Phins
Wese
War Labor Board
Erie County
U. S.treasury Department
United States
Victory Fund Committee
Commercial Bank
Treasury
Treasury Tax Savings
U, S
The
Citizens National Bank
the National Bank of Corry
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