Moose ring loss prompts appeal and local notices
Warren Lodge secretary seeks return of a diamond Moose ring lost in town as moose members and public are alerted. The page also items St Johns Day banquet at the Masonic Temple, school handling ruling on a teacher, OPA ration token extension to January 8, and varied local notices from Titusville to Oil City including obituaries, police reports, bingo in Mt. Pleasant and a car for sale listing.
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Ford
Plymouth
Powell’ Motor Co
Warren
Welter Kiser
Warren Lodge of Moose Is
Supreme Lodge
Moose Order
The
Pilgrims
Kiser
Masonic Temple
Robert R. Lewis
Edna Madison
Tidge
Hilliard
OPA
St. Edward's P. T. A
SM —Witten
Archibald Fox Farm
New York
Quaker Hill Road
Pennsylvania
Mey
Hels
Oil City
Margaret Pagen
Yunaway
Titusville
Bedaux Held by FBI in Miami Detention
Charles Bedaux, noted inventor of an industrial work system, is being held incommunicado in Miami pending further notice. Col. Charles G. Mettler said the detention was for unspecified reasons. A Daily News report says Bedaux was flown from North Africa last week with Arey of fleets. Immigration officials will decide if a passport can be issued. The article mentions Wallis Warfield Simpson and the Duke of Windsor in relation to Bedaux.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Charles Bedaux
Charles G. Mettler
Daily News
Beauus
North Africa
Arey
Duke of Windsor
England
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Bedaww
Chaleau
Bedaux
St Thomas Church Receives Citation For Chaplain Service
St Thomas parish received a meritorious citation from Major Gerwrat William Arnold, army chief of chaplains, for Rev. Antiny R. Robachewski. The award was presented by parish members at midnight mass on Christmas Eve. Robnegewski has been commissioned as first lieutenant and stationed as chaplain in Port Banting, Ga, with transfer planned to Boston for army chaplain training.
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St. Thomas
Gerwrat William R. Arnold
Army
Antiny R. Robachewski
Robert Sullivan
Patrick Castelo
Robert, Morin
Yall Pather Robnegewski
Port Banting
Fanvard University
Boston
Rabbit meat production and unemployment payments noted
The article discusses efficient rabbit farming with quick growth and low feed needs, highlighting fryer-worthy rabbity weights. It also mentions older rabbits suitable for frying or roasting and cites unemployment compensation payments in Garry and New Castle district figures, including a $1.18 draw and related amounts.
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Garry
New Castle
Distriet No
Paper Salvage Campaign To Be Launched
The Veterans of Foreign Wars salvage committee plans a city wide paper drive with schools collecting waste paper on Wednesdays and trucks collecting Thursdays. Chairman Gordon said the effort will coordinate with school authorities to ensure success during January under the Bundle 4 Week plan.
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Committee OF War
Bareh Gordon
Corry Hye
Washington Street
Salvage Commmittee
Gordon
Formoiatai
Snbstine
Labor Board Meets In Night Session On Steel Dispute
Washington Dec 21 The War Labor Board moved its session up to night to consider a steel industry stalemate. President Roosevelt had proposed a formula to handle production and retroactive wage issues, with William H. Davis among officials ready to back the presidential plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William H. Davis
WLB
Pepper Trade History and Tax Use Mentioned
A brief note reflects on pepper as a staple in American life, stating that an average person consumes a portion of pepper yearly. It hints at pepper’s historical value, noting it was fought over and once used to pay taxes.
Titusville Grocery Destroyed by Fire
Wadsworth, proprietor of the firm store on West Spring Street, reports a total loss from a Tuesday night fire. He plans to reopen with entirely new merchandise once repairs are made. He thanks friends for their support and mentions the helpful offers received.
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Mtusville
Wadsworth
Tie Fond
Wads- Worth
Wagner to Seek Democratic Nomination for Auditor General
MARHISBURG Dec 27 G Harold Wagner of Luverne has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Pennsylvania auditor general in the April 25 primary. Wagner, state treasurer since 1941, would succeed PF Ross who became governor and has been floated for superior or supreme court roles in upcoming elections.
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Marhisburg
Harold Wagner
Luverne
Stale Renswer Fox
Justiee Vests
Tiday
Supreme of Superior Courts
Gas fumes fatal in Pittsburgh home tragedy
A death in Pittsburgh is linked to carbon monoxide fumes, with reports noting a single occupant died yesterday in her residence. Investigators and relatives attended to the scene as officials described the incident and its surrounding circumstances.
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Sittsburgh
Deila Medilin
Ste Cor Uber
Jax
Ehileneniso
Wee
Gi Kecaver
Fragmentary OCR News Item Fails to Resolve Core Details
Readable segments show a possibly dated local notice or ad referencing a mortgage chamber and a names fragment. No clear event or entities emerge beyond scattered terms like Michigan, Arthur, and $3.00. Further context needed for a precise headline and summary.
Fragmentary note on a voyage and duty aboard ship
A partial transcription describes a voyage duty and a missing crew member near a ship’s mast. The readable fragments reference evening timing and a person named in relation to the duty, but details remain unclear.
Fragmentary text with garbled phrases and mixed references
The passage presents a jumbled compilation of phrases about foreign policy and nations, including mentions of Congress China Japan and assorted nonsensical fragments. It lacks coherent narrative, clear subjects, or identifiable events to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmentary Postwar Notes Reveal Personal Strife and War Context
Unclear fragments hint at postwar travel, builder changes, and personal tensions involving a husband and wife. The text juxtaposes wartime themes with marital strains, referencing soldiers, customers, and a tease about a war’s emotional impact alongside engraved keepsakes.
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U. S
Frank H. Lash
Great Lakes
Naval Training Station
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Pillsbury
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Glass Jay Hills Bros. Coffee
Hominy Grits Lee
Phys
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Ernie Brock
E. Main St
Myrtle Metcalf
Harland Hospital
New York City
Paul Skinner
Noo
Marjorie Anderson Davis
Panama
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Santa Tomas
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Wats
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Deste Mason
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Amici
Journal
Tinisville
Robert Beaver
Flinaway
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Jonesy Boy
Beaver
Ed Alderman
Robert
Nanty Glo
Erle
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Ralph Sewell
Eric
Morrison Field Base
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Ruth Clark
FW. Woolworth Co
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J. C. Kibler
Mel
Clark
Ridgway
Prark FP
Ofer
Hyde-Murphy Company
Linealls Avenue
Franklin
Joseph Riesenman Sr
Rieserman Manufacturing Company
Jamestown
Cristmas
Robert Frederick
Kathetine Patridge
Bit Street
Post
U. S. Army Air Force
H. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Frances Linley
Chestnut Street
St Corry
John Sarkoard Son
Seventh Street
Erie
Vernon Humph
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Joseph Algeial
Wash Pleasant
Rose Perry
Son Raymond
Edward Raymond
Jonn Wilcox
East Street
Howa'd McDonald
Spring Creek
Wayne Nichols
Marion Street
Roy
Kerstetler
Ana Pon
West Warner Steet
Elles Grigg
West Wayne Street
Aber Yin
Mystif
D. R. Fassauer
Snyder Elvole
Corry
Ware
Cleveland
Sarah Stearns
Aulamagad
Eastern Asia Air Command
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
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Viceroy Wavell
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Windsor
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Pet
ST. Thomas’ Church
Treasury Report
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Linge
Bethlehem Lige! Company
Bethioncin
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Marion Kautfniall
Irmplove
Wes
Hanss
Tafter
Kayman
Severs
Nhildren
Coveney H
Butch Gordon
Criss
U.S. NO
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Scott Towels
Eatwell Peanut Butter Colonial Citrus Marina
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Dial
Wagner
Auditor
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Mane
N-Center ST. Ered Ag Las
Bernstein Bros
North Center ST
Gorry, PA
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Michigan Mortgage Chamber
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Ews Pub
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