Wardens and defense class close at junior high
Mrs and Wardens and other defense members closed their classes at Wie Junior High School last evening in what was praised as the best yet. Robert Coburn, 8, of 531 Grand Street, reported as the sole new mumps victim today. Seventy seven state liquor stores in Allegheny County adopted a two bottle per customer ration. A total of 734,482 cars of revenue freight were loaded during the wet ending fal Saturday, up 31,004 from last week but down 40,903 from a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
Pinang
Robert Coburn
Grand Street
Men Walking on Highway Cause of Truck Crash
Two pedestrians along Route 219 in East Kane cause a trailer laden with a beer load to jackknife and crash. The 20 000 pound load shifts, a Er ie operated outfit loses control on ice, strikes a wall and a power pole, snapping the pole and damaging lines. One local man from Warren County, Ray Robert Slye Jr., is listed among draft board members called for an eastern reception center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
East Kane
Erie
Eptula
Vinupp
Erierewine Company
Bell Telephone Company
Ray Robert Slye, Jr
Corey
Warren County
Draft Board No. 1
Ohio clocks back as Bricker signs bill
Ohio’s House passed a bill to set clocks back one hour 108 to 26 after Senate action and an emergency clause. If upheld, the change will shift from Eastern War Time to Eastern Standard Time on the first Sunday after the measure is signed by Governor Bricker. Police investigate threats against Corry Rationing Board officials amid fuel concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio
Senate
House
John W. Bricker
Polite
Corry Rationing Board
Third Ward
Yasoline
Jrarly
Jail Terms Handed Down In Disorderly Conduct Cases
Two disorderly conduct cases heard before Police Magistrate George B. Gordon Thuretay resulted in thirty day jail sentences for one offender. Roscoe Slye initially resisted a charge but accepted fines totaling 39 dollars on two counts. Howard Isner received a fifty dollar fine and a thirty day county jail term for drunkenness disorderly conduct and panhandling. Isner, a Lansing resident, was assigned to serve his sentence and later moved to Erie by Constable Lent Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Gordon
Howard Isner
Ismet
Lansing Mid
Wan
PR. R
Erie
Lent Brown
Nomadic marriage ends in cruelty divorce in Erie
Hazelay E. Byerley, 45, of North Girard, says she and Gilbert A. Byerley, 47, moved 75 to 80 times in 27 years of marriage. Judge Miles B. Kitts granted the divorce in Erie on cruelty grounds. She testified he struck her in Detroit breaking her upper dentures and left a scar, and once threw her into a snow bank in Union City. She cited witnessing Alin with another woman as the final cause.
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Erie
Ev. O
Hazelay eTley
B.D
North Girard
Justige Miles B. Kitts
Glliford
A. Byerley
Harboraresk
Union City
Alin
Gonnenut
Voice of the People on price ceilings in wartime Spring Creek
In January 1943 readers discuss price ceilings as a wartime measure to keep goods affordable and stabilise living costs. The letter argues such controls help families by preserving earnings for war bonds and stamps, reduce shortages, and sustain employment until men return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of the People
Spring Creek
Baltor
Amerce
Rermal
Liquor Board Considers Ration Plan For Stores
Harrisburg feb 6 the liquor central board outlined a limited form of liquor rationing affecting state stores and warned taproom proprietors they cannot expect supplies to meet a 25 percent rise in business chairman Frederick t Gelder said the plan would keep store sales equal by continuing existing rationing while taprooms see tighter supplies he noted no rush to the banks despite tax fears and reported liquor sales for late 1932 rose to 49800000 from 29200000 a year earlier to counter criticism of purchasing policy by Philadelphia licensees.
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Associated Areas
Harrisburg
Ligor Central Board
Cody
Frederick‘t- Golder
Gelder
Selding Ng
Vlowe
Philadelphia
Bill Jeffers the Rubber Czar Fights WPB Battle
JUN GROVE profiles Bill Jeffers known as the Rubber Czar, as he publicly challenges war production delays blamed on Army and Navy expediter conflicts. The piece paints him as a combative, open advocate for prioritized outputs, arguing escort vessels and synthetic rubber require speedier authorizations amid WPB friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jeffers
WPB
Jun Grove
Wachington
Jeffers
U.S
Baldy
Bil
Boots J
Union Pacific Railway
Omaha
Army
Navy
Baldy Bill
Hig Bill
Snea
Eab
Baldy Bul
Senate
Ray
Long lost brother found in Army in Altoona
Technical Sergeant Albert W Chirton, missing 15 years with 19 in the Army, returned to his Pittsburgh area kin in Thursday. His sister Mrs. Thomas Tatchford last heard from him in 1929 and, after a soldier of that name was located in Lamp Grant, Indiana, his sister traced him. During his absence the father, two brothers and two sisters died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Albert W Chirton
Uils
Thomas Tatchyford
Lamp Grant
Ratchford
Gollitzin
Stiff sentence for theft of Erie auto
Gerald Morrison of 2118 Willow Street received a 20 month sentence in the Allegheny Workhouse after pleading nolle prosequi to stealing a car at 6th and French streets. Police said Morrison, arrested while driving the stolen vehicle, was intoxicated at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ved
Gerald
Itching relief with SAN-CURA antiseptic ointment
The notice promotes SAN-CURA Ointment to ease itching from piles and skin infections. It touts soothing effects and preventive use for minor burns, bruises, and skin infections, noting a stain-free, pleasant use and pairing with SAN CURA Soap for cleansing. Earlier pricing mentioned.
Rocky Grove Boy Missing At Sea
Rocky Grove High School senior McKain, in charge of a crew, is missing at sea after their plane failed to return. An adjutant general office message confirms no contact since January 10. Parents report receiving few articles bought for his home and seek information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ammerics
Srpeet
Charles W. MekaIn
Rocky Grove
Sioyer
Tom Php Adjutant General Office
McKain
Rocky Grove High School
Neighbors Witnessed Murder In Paterson Woman Slain
Detective Captain George Bengert said four witnesses saw the early morning strangling of Elizabeth Traxler, 35, of Lewiston Pa, in a Paterson club area. Traxler, who had been staying with Frank Pelrano, fought to cry out before her attackers fled. Her body was found hidden behind a mold barn, with signs of a struggle and potential rope use. autopsy cited strangulation and cerebral concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lye
George Bengert
Elizabeth Traxler
Yas Lerding
Bennett
Benger
George Sargent
Passaic
Swid
Miss Traxler
Hether
Bengert
Navy Air War Rages as Guadalcanal Battles Intensify
Reports from the Pacific describe heavy air and naval combat around Guadalcanal. American forces tighten their hold as Japanese raids falter amid fierce anti aircraft and fighter actions. Attacks press the Kumusi river area with mounting losses on both sides, while Allied units push toward key objectives near the Solomons.
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Allegheny Coutry
Rex Theatre
East Smith Street
Loren L. Lewis
CFA
Western
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Arch Patton
White Street
Morgen Stanley & Co
Erie Rairoad Company
First Consolidated Mortgage
Jack N. Roberts
Robert A. Rumbaugh
Corry
Army Air Force Reserve Corps
Miami
Fla
Harold A. Ellason
Findley Lake
Louis Lawrence, Jr
Center- Wille
Albert C. Hall
Largertown
Stanley Granger
Internal Revenue
Pittsburgh
Hartsburg
M. W. Hamp- Geld
OU City
Frances J. McCabe
Lower Merion Township
Helen Black
Franklin
Adeliphine County
Bessemer and Lake Railroad
Green- We Mbcer County
Worth Bessetter
Allegheny County
Dilly Commission
Gordon's Court
Giveivorce
Liquor Board
Erie Auto
le, Cath Stores
Sauer Kraut
Pimento
Lido Club
Smucker
Wards
America
VALUE
Cogswell
Onl
Macarti
Scc
New Guin
Guadalcanal
Jorthwest
Rassafaronga
Massour
Tenops
Kumusi
Kealing
Guadalcan
Mitsuipedo
New York Mobile
New New Jersey
Iingham
Newland
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