Tire inspection rules issued during rationing period
Motorists must have tires checked every four months with at least 60 days between inspections. A and B ration holders face staged schedules, commercial fleets every 9000 miles or 60 days, with fees set by the Office of Price Administration. Certified stations display IDs and keep records. retreads may be denied for poor tire condition. Beginning Tuesday, transport firms show war necessity certificates.
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Office of Price Administration
Waite praised by Dickinson Law Review head
A tribute to J Orin Waite, Erie County Orphans Court president, appears in the Dickinson Law Review. Prof A J White Hutton notes Waite's influential Prescott estate ruling on improper will signing and its enduring value to wills and orphans court law. The article also cites Waite's classic opinion.
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O—Eugn Winute
J. Orin Waite
Erie County Orphans Court
A. J. White Hutton
Carlisle
Padi
Dickinson Law Review
Prof
Hutton
Waite
Charles W. Prescott
Why You Buy With WAR BONDS in World War II Era
The piece notes wartime production in peacetime industries and mentions ships, tanks, guns, and aircraft on assembly lines. It envisions a future victory and a just peace, highlighting the national drive to support war financing through bonds.
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Sparta School Opens After Storm and Holiday Parties
Sparta area notes report the Sparta School reopening after heavy snow closure, with rural roads becoming passable again. Community groups plan Christmas parties the coming weekend, including Lady Morton Rebekan Lodge and Spar Grange events with gift exchanges. Local residents and visitors attend gatherings, with many noting travel, meals, and socializing amid winter weather.
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Lady Morton Rebekan Lodge
Sunshine Exchange
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Alfred Lord
Sheffield
William Poster
Oime
Chapmanville
Leele Armstrong
Foster
Bayl Boughton
L. M. Patton
Earnest
Fred Lines
Cochranton
Emily
Erie
Kenneth Lines
Mary Holford
Will Johnson
Corry Hospital
Romedia
John Newman
Renin
Brest Platt
Corry
Two Emporium Children Hurt in Sledding and Car Crash
Two township children were seriously injured Sunday when sledding near Emporium veered into the path of a deer-hunting car from near Philadelphia. Gerald Nellis, four, fractured a leg and suffered facial injuries. Gloria Jean Zelia, four, sustained a brain concussion and bruises. Both were taken to St Mary’s Hospital after the Smethport Emporium highway accident.
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Shippen Township
Philadelphia
Smethport-Emporium
Emporium
Gerald Nellis
Richard Nellis
Gloria
Jean Zelia
Pauline Zetka
St. Mary's Hospital
Crime Wave Hits St Marys Slashes Cash and Chaos
St Marys reports a theft wave causing heavy damage with Acme Market and Elk Motor Letter Company robbed. Burglars cut open feed bags, damaged refrigerators, spilled foods, and stole cash and stamps. Entry via side window. store manager found the scene in the morning.
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SS. Marys
Acme Market
Elk Moto Liter Company
Acme
Ariel
Elk Candy Company
Weisner
Flk
Death of Private Clifford C. Steffens in World War II Zone
Jamestown reports Private Clifford C. Steffens of New York City was killed in action in Western Europe, per telegram to his wife Mrs Dorothy Welch Steffens. The adjutant general’s message says he died on November 8 from wounds received in defense of his country, following an earlier notification of being wounded.
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Clifford C. Steffens
New York City
Dorothy Welch Steffens
Louis Welch
Chapin Street
Washington, D. C
Steffens
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Thable
Warren Gilford
Hawley
Perry Elster
Brother
Spangler of Iowa Named New G. O. P. Chairman
Barrison Spangler, 63, Cedar Rapids attorney and former campaign aide, was elected Republican National Committee chairman by acclamation to aid unity for the 1944 presidential campaign. He promised a neutral stance and said the party must bear its wartime responsibilities while seeking to defeat the New Deal.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Republican National Committee
Chiairmat
Barrison Spangler
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Cedar Rapids
Beer
Werner W
Schroeder
Chicago
Mi- Inois
Wendell L. Willitie
Frederick
Baker
Seattle
Spangler
Father Son Bag Bucks at Elgin
Ray Burrows a well known Elgin hunter displayed two four point deer he and his son Shot at Elgin. The eight point bucks weighed 142 and 126 pounds and were taken near the Elgin cemetery and Slaughter Run close to the Roosevelt highway. The two deer were still warm when brought to the Journal office. This season only two deer have been killed at Elgin with Fred Lewis taking a 175 pound T pointer on Saturday.
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Elgin
Ray
Dow
Elgin Cemetery
Walter
Slaughter Run
Roosavelt
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Journal
Dows
Fred Lewis
Dunkirk Youth On Rutledge After Sinking Voyage
Dunkirk Naval Reserve member C Bryant among Dunkirk youths recalled from May 1841 service. He returns home on furlough after the United States Army Transport Edward Rutledge was torpedoed near Casablanca. Sailor describes the shock of the first torpedo and abandoning ship. He swam without a life jacket until rescued, then transferred to another vessel.
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O— Han Fan C. Bryant
Dunkirk
Yenne
United States Army
Edward Rutledge
Casablanca
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