Citizens Should Be On Alert In Wartime Era
A civic urging citizens to stay vigilant for enemy agents and subversive activity amid war. Police should be contacted if suspicious behavior is noticed, while noting Canadian efforts to remain watchful. Also urges timely payment of 1942 city taxes to support strained municipal funds and avoid loans. The piece questions how spies evade scrutiny and emphasizes public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Philadelphia
Indus
Fries
Army and Navy goods store bought by J A Patterson
Announcement by J A Patterson that he purchased Sam's Army Store at 106 West Main Street. He will continue a full line of army and navy goods with a new stock arriving soon. future plans for the store to be announced. Relations to local school funding and a military ball event are also noted.
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J. A. Patterson
Sam's Army
West Main Street
Corry Post
The
American Legion
State Armory
Daily Quiz Questions From Classified Columns
A list of ten quiz prompts asks which U S Virgin Island is largest by area what term denotes actual weight and displacement which country owns the Celebes Islands which Mexican east bound state and sea which king Rehoboam ruled was it Israel or Judah what is cygnet a young swan a miniature cigar or jewelry worn on the finger in what city was the 1941 All Star Game played who conquered Mexico name if hummingbirds can fly backward true or false and the date the Declaration of Independence was adopted
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Virgin Islands
United States
Celebes Islands
Mexico
Rehoboam
Israel
Judah
Infant Diseases And Inherited Health Facts
The article notes infant and prenatal disease sources, including congenital malformations like harelip and cleft palate, inherited nervous system and muscle degeneration, and maternal diseases such as syphilis. It also discusses growth, nutrition, and brief historical remarks on wartime expenditures and leadership.
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Blutl
Kane Gets New Defense Plant in Town
Kane announces Melvin L Sealth Company to establish in town headquarters manufacturing essential parts for Army and Navy aircraft and tanks. Machinery moves from Williamsport and will be ready in days. Initial staff of two, with training for local workers as equipment is tuned to government standards. Full operation expected within 60 days to require about 30 men.
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Kane, Pek
Joseph M. Hare
Kane Chamber of Commerce
Melvin L Sealth Company
Kane
Williamsport
Bender
Obtains Evidence Hiding Under Cot
Anthony Linonis pleaded not guilty to a $6000 to $10000 jewelry theft from a Sharon residence. Judge McCracken postponed ruling on the habeas corpus writ after hearing Vitto Beck state police testimony about a robbery investigation and a suspect overheard saying they would have had nothing if not for a betrayal. Witnesses Mary Hancock and other home occupants valued the stolen jewelry at six to ten thousand dollars.
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Anthony
Ohn
Mary E. Hancock
Linonis
Warren Man Hurt In Galeton Crash
Walter Reynolds of 415 Fourth agoint was hospitalized at Coudersport with severe injuries after a collision Saturday evening on a hill between Galeton and Coudersport. He suffered a fractured collarbone fractured shoulder triple jaw fractures and a badly injured knee. His condition was listed as fairly good today.
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Warren
Galeton
Walter #. Reynolds
Couderspark
Reynolds
Coudersport
Red Cross First Aid class draws Columbus locals
A noisy Columbus area roundup covers Red Cross First Aid classes, church and community events, and local visits. Names include Frank Sebramsing, N. Robert Trisket, and Perry E. Mead, with gatherings at Consolidated School and the Community Church. Community Ladies Aid, Parent Teachers Association, and local residents attend socials, dinners, and visits in Warren, Cleves, Westfield, and surrounding towns.
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Columbus
Gommty
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Warren Inday
Dad Mes
Frank Sebramsing
Randelply
Robert Trisket
Munadhville
Skid
Paull Dessker
Alta Fenner
Corry
Pilfford
Gene Davis
Allughby
Nancy
Spring Creek
Glenn Davis
Warren Pargo
Lakewood
J. H. Beagle
Clyde Jones
Donna Messenger
Ashyil
N. Y
Perry EK
Mead
Doris Moore
Westeyville
Mildred
Myrnin
C. W. Casler
Pranik
Smith
Debs Sorenson
Columbus Ladies Aid
Ohireh
John Waite
A. Anderson
W. R. Briggs
North Ust
Floyd Reeves and Son
Chay Jot
Steamburg
C. W. Caster
Marjorie Wilcox
Clevesand
Charles Tripn
Orville Johnson
Bethlehem Pa
Buw B. Johnson
Some Howard
Columbus Township Parent Teachers Association
Consolidated
Nathan Dodd
Erie
Lowell
Duane
Courtney Fargy
Clare Cobb
Lakewood WY
Clare Gordon
Erma
Nellie Bennett
Jamestown
C. ©. Carlson
Bennett
Akron
Ohio
Charles Moran Js
John
Fredonia
Perry EK. Mead
John Moran
Air Corps
Alabama
Clarence Moore
Auto Victim Identified Near Dunkirk
A mint Ubilis Helle identified as Josaph Hayes, longtime employee in the Dunkirk district, was killed when attacked along Route 20 near Dunkirk. Police said the driver, Leo Lesezynski of Niagara Falls, claimed headlights blinded him as he passed the victim, who worked for Mrs. Dullis Knight at The Roberts Ranch near North Collins.
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N. Ys
New York
Stallone
Irving
Dullis Knight
Roberts Ranch
Hove
North Collins
Tyg
Two Families Routed by Fire in Johnsonburg
A two story frame dwelling on Second Avenue in Johnsonburg burned, forcing two families to flee into subfreezing weather. Stephen Calla and his wife escaped through a broken window. Mrs Calla suffered burns. Dominic Yavala and four children on the second floor escaped unharmed as firemen battled the blaze for over four hours in bitter cold.
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Johnsonburg
Second Avenue
Stephen Calla
Calla
Govond
Bath
Dominic Yavala
Local families host gatherings Sunday with guests
Mr. and Mrs. Joan Wiggins and Eric attended a Sunday visit. Mr. and Mrs Hollis Upperman and their son Norman were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Past Raffertin on Sunday.
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Joan Wiggins
Eric
Hollis Upperman
Norman
Past Raffertin
Clergy Probe Undue Politics at Jamestown
Jamestown officials face an inquiry into alleged political pressure after Mayor Samuel A. Stith cited police influence on city operations. The James Town Ministerial Alliance formed a social action committee to investigate charges and expose those responsible for political interference.
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Jamestown
Samuel A. Stith
Committee On Social Action
Stroth
Pln. Tyler
Ashville
Erie train victim in critical condition
Erin February 4. John J. Marlin 24 of 253 Hastard Street is in St. Vincent's Hospital with both legs amputated above the knees after falling beneath Nickel Plate freight wheels while attempting to ride the train last Saturday afternoon. Little hope for recovery. Marin cannot provide hospital staff with a statement. He was smeared at the Erie Forge.
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Erin
Eporl
John
Marlin
Hastardstreet
St. Vincent's Hospital
Marin
Erle
Personal crisis report on visit to Jamestown home
Willis C. Whitaker aged 16 of 108 Hornell Street Hornell used a safety razor to take his life Monday afternoon while visiting at the home of his daughter Meg Coroner Samuel T. Bowers investigated and said there were no notes though he was despondent over continued ill health He died by his own action per coroner verdict
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Jamestown
Willis C. Whitaker
Hornell Street
Hornell
Meg
William Purvihat
Frederick Boulevard
West Tilcott
Samuel T. Bowers
Mother and Son Are Sentenced for Theft of Relief Checks
John Jacobs pleaded guilty to stealing relief checks worth 38430 and received three sentences totaling two to four years in a Western penitentiary, to run concurrently with Ebner Byars’s term. His mother Truvah Jacobs was given an indeterminate term in a state industrial school for women. Authorities said they obtained information on the scheme and then stole the checks before owners could replace them.
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Momer
John Jacobs
Dude Ebner
Byars
Truvah Jacobs
Tadustiat Schoo
Munry
Stephony Hinds
Mpher
Cassadaga Jamestown opens new facilities and bids eyed
85,000 additional tether and women's incipient memorial projects at Cassadaga and Jamestown were opened at Hig Jamestown on Monday with supervisors' committees in attendance. Harry We Reon presided as committee chairman. Jamestown firms submitted low bids on all three contracts but awards will be delayed a week to 10 days while alternate proposals are studied. Beck and Tidk Hum, Jamestown architectural firms, are overseeing the design.
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Cassadaga
Jamestown
Newton
Hig
Harry We Reon
Damentown Supervisonist Committee
Beck and Tidk
Hum
Deslem Nf
Hit
Titusville Residents Raise 83522 for March of Dimes
Titusville residents from two local theatres donated 83522 to the March of Dimes. The appeal ran from January 22 2028 with announcements noting community support and contributions during showings.
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Titusville
Ycintly
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Corry Evening Journal
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Wiliam P. Lombard
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Chamber of Com
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Weightman
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Cory
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Buffalo News
Sherman
Corry Auto
Brooks Garage
Mary O’hern
Chestnut’ Street
South Center Street
Cohen's
G E. Bennett
Om Meaiear Society of the
State of
Hitler
Europe
Duce Sgatri
Red Cross
Ladies Aid Society
PTA
ATP ET Ea
Leretin Ety Ng
Johnsonbiro
Erita
Gorry Union City
Coca-Cola
Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Bb and
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