Rent Control Rules Revised 10 Help Landlord
The Rent Control Office announced a revision favoring landlords. An amendment to the Maximum Rent Regulations allows increases for major capital improvements during a lease in effect on March 1 1942, removing the prior six month limit. No adjustment will be granted for anticipated changes in housing accommodations. War material shortages prompt the Administration to modify minimum services and equipment requirements, now mandating the same essential services as at the rent-determining date with not substantially less elsewhere. If rental value is impaired by service or equipment cuts, the Area Rent Director may reduce the rent. Married on mango tree in dying...
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Rent Control Office
Erie County
Office of
OPA
Deferment Guide Lets Farm Workers Aid War Effort
Local Board No 3 shares a new deferment guide from the Selective Service System to keep agricultural workers on farms. It lists essential and non essential crops and animals, unit values for production, and how many units a farm must meet to qualify for deferment.
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Union Iutus
Agricultural Department
Suiea
Selective Service System
Ohio hunter dies at camp near Tidioute
Glenn Bates aged 48 from Quaker City Ohio died of a heart attack while hunting at a camp near Tidioute Pennsylvania. Coroner Ed Lowrey reported the death occurred on Saturday.
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Ohio
Tidioute Warren
Glenn Bates
Quaker City
Tidioute Section
Ed Lowrey
Memorial Exercises Highlight Corry Elks Lodge Services
Corry Elks Lodge No 765 held its annual memorial at the lodge home on North Center Street. Erie speaker Thomas W Barber addressed the gathering, praising sacrifices of American servicemen and urging adherence to founding ideals. Corry High School orchestra and choir, under Lynn Rice, performed several pieces, with violin solo by Mary Graham.
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Lodge
Thomas W. Barber
Erie
Corry High School
Rie
America
Corry Indge
P.O. Ellis
Lie Lodge
North Center Street
Lynn Rice
Corry High
Mendelsson
Seredy
Seredy Tocaben
Tkach
Miller
Mendelssohn
Wieniawski
Mary Graham
Guy Abbey
Corry Lodge
Feu
M. Ray Greene
Joseph J. Desmond
James A. Koford
Andrew Petesson
Death Begins at 40: stopping distance rises on wet pavement
The Northwestern University Evanston traffic institute notes 40 mph requires 126 feet to stop on dry concrete with good brakes. On wet or slippery pavement the stopping distance increases significantly, highlighting danger for drivers.
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Northwestern University
Judge Jesse B. Cunningham Dies Veteran Superior Court Judge
Philadelphia obituary reports the death of Judge Jesse B. Cunningham 74 a longtime member of the Pennsylvania Superior Court since 1925 He died in Jefferson Hospital after heart attack treatment Cunningham helped prosecute Capitol Building graft cases as deputy state attorney general and served as district attorney and Republican party official before his 1925 elevation to the bench He was a native of Johnstown and grandson of early judge John Cunningham.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jesse B. B. Cunningham
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Jefferson Hospital
Johnstown
Cunningham
John Cunningham
Indiana Coun
Harrisburg Capitol
Capitol
Washington and Jefferson College
Westmoreland County
Edwin S. Shiart
Superior Court
Drowned Child in Allegheny River Near Tidioute
Four year old James Merkle, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Merkle, drowned in the Allegheny River near Tidioute on Friday afternoon. His body was recovered Saturday after a lengthy search of about sixty volunteers and at a depth of about four feet. Coroner Ed C Lowrey was notified and began an investigation into the tragedy.
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Tidioute
River Warren
James Merkle
Carl Merkle
Allegheny River
Littte
Meni
Ed C. Lowrey
Tragic skating death near Pyatuting reservoir
In Meadville on December 1, 15 year old Albert Simons sank through thin ice while skating near the Pyatuting reservoir. Police report his body recovered are discouraging. he was with 15 year old friend Fred Myers about 1000 feet off shore near the causeway.
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Meadville
Albert Simons
Pyatuting Reservoir
Vnd
Simons
Vera Patton
Esnywille
Skater Drowns Dies Two Weeks After Marine Son
Charles William Henretta 60 of Bradford Pa died after work at the D W Daly oil lease Barnett where he was employed as a pamp er A coroner ruled death from coronary thrombosis. A crude oil spill caused burns when he stood on a ladder and ignited. He reportedly climbed down and fainted from exertion while pulling out a frozen pipe.
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Pymatuning
Bradford
Southwest Pacific
Charles William Henretta
D. W. Daly
Barnett
Thomas R. Clark
Henretta
James
Livesnoy
Henretia
Heaviest U S battleship launched amid wartime roar
The ceremony marks the launch of the U S Navy s heaviest battleship with Undersecretary James Forrestal and Gov Charles Edison present. Mrs Edison christens with New Jersey champagne as the ship is named, while nearby Camden shipyards launch the cruiser Hellen Wood and U S S Miami prepares for tilting into the Delaware at Cramp Shipbuilding.
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Shippy
Desig
Pearl Harbor
Navy
James ¥. Forrestal
Charles Edison
New Jersey
Edison
Camden
N. J
New York Shipbuilding Company
Independence
Warslste
U. S. S. Miami
Delaware
Philadelphia
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Cramp's
Towerville council debates tax levy and appropriations
Fragmentary notes show council readings on tax levy and appropriations. Mentions figures 295.4 883.9 89 7884 and $6.21 with bills to be considered in ongoing sessions.
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Toda
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Hitler
Mussolini
Hirohito
Rais
Japan
Phillips’ Jewelry
Corry, Penn
ELKS
Espyville
Center St
U.S
Helen Skoppe
Tawar
Neil
Bos
Vuion
Alee
Ane
Steu
Gene Pretty
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