Banker Sues FDIC Over Alleged Personal Account Charge
Shesé Lamberton, former president of Lamberton National Bank of Franklin, files suit Feb 6 to recover 1446.07 claimed mischarged by FDIC after the bank’s assets were sold to a corporation. He says payroll for Dec 20 to Jan 7 was paid Dec 15 and FDIC illegally charged his personal checking. The filing states Lamberton was sole owner of Dec 19, 1941 and that the bank’s assets sold to the FDIC transferred all depositor accounts, with FDIC taking control of the bank’s records.
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Lamberton
Lamberton Bank
DIG
Federal Deposite Insurance Corporation
Lumberton Nations Bank of Franklin
Piaintiét
American fliers score again in Burma action
Waves of bombers hit Rangoon area under cover of night and morning attacks totaling 44 planes in six waves. Burma forces, with British and Indian troops, battled Japanese and Thai along the Salween river 100 miles east of Rangoon as home minister Maung Aye warned against withdrawal. The Burma government pledged to fight on with reinforcements from Britain and aid from China and the United States. cobalt blue restricted in Washington, cobalt under full allocation control, endangering wartime production of blue items. A Greek freighter with 40 crew members reached Lishon, Portugal, carrying survivors from the tanker Pan Norway sunk in the Atlantic.
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Salween River
Rangoon
Burma
Maung Aye
Lishon
Portugal
Pan Norway
Sune
Atlantic
Scouts Collect Old Paper and Flying Tests at Sparta
Spartansburg residents and rural communities are asked to help collect old papers and magazines for the Boy Scouts with canvassing planned Saturday. Collection points include Briton Run and nearby stores. Meanwhile, local air cadets faced strict eye exams in Pittsburgh, and community events and births are noted along with church activities and meetings.
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Doohers
California
Pleasantville High
Sparta
Spartansburg
Miemciiy
Boy Scouts
W. H. Allen
Burll
Garners
J. A. Antill
Fast Branch
F.tl Bay
Spring Creek
Ore Mitchell
Rexford
Inn King Bowen
Sportsusburg
P. J. Duoher
Santo Montes
Los Angeles
Calif
Harland Burlingame
Paull Shambaugh
Ida Burlingame
Shambauigh
Ruth Chellon
Charles Snapp
Printess Pat Club
J. A. Winans
Sidney Winans
Regiar
Red Cross
Pleasantville High Echo
Uncloos! High School
Edward Schramling
Corry Funsphtal
Highway Officials Meet in Philadelphia Convention
Harrisburg February reports show engineers from the Pennsylvania Department of Highways prominent at the 18th annual convention of the Association of Highway Officials in Philadelphia February 25 26 and 27. T G Prams chief engineer serves as president and Meliso a vice president of the American Association of State Highway Officials. Governor Arthur H James will welcome visiting highway officials on opening day and Secretary T Lamont Hughes will extend greetings from the department. Papers by engineers George Alarm and E T Baker address materials laboratory control and reconstruction of old pavements on heavily traveled highways. Frame will preside over the business session. The North Atlantic States Association, representing Maine to New Jersey, will gather amid heavy traffic concerns in the eastern states.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Association of Highway Officials
Philadelphia
T. G. Prams
Meliso
American Association of State Highway Officials
Arthur H James
Pennsylvania
T. Lamont Hughes
Eniginens
George Alarm
ET. Baker
Eiginner
Frame
Associative
North Atlantic States
United States
Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Tiv
Oohimbla
Dahlias Expert Wallace Gains National Recognition
Tawrence TL. Wallace of Magno near Chautauqua emerges as a leading authority on growing dahlias. He has studied the flower for years, is honored in Howse Beautiful, and credited with originator status for several large varieties including Mrs. Thomas Addison. Wallace earned a Georgia Dahlia Society award for Chautauqua Dawn.
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TL. Wallace
Razles
Frank E. Walies
Magno
Chautauqua
Howse Beautiful
Sharp Drop Develops In State High School Enrollment
Pennsylvania public school enrollment fell sharply due to wartime effects with high schools down from 690 087. Industrial communities show greater declines as adults take defense jobs, pushing teens into work. Government reports seek to quantify dropouts and teen labor amid 1940s war economy shifts. From Harrisburg to Washington, officials note widespread disruption and policy implications for schooling and employment.
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BST Associaier
Oeoe
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Public
Départment
Stope
Uiree
Philadelphia
Mielala
Youth crushed by shovel dies from injuries in Oil City
John Moyar, 19, of Ronseville, received lay reader license from Bishop John G. Ward of the Episcopal Church. Moyar, a lay reader at Christ Episcopal Church, would conduct services in absence of the rector. He died after a gasoline steam shovel accident while working on a grade crossing elimination project. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Cettell, survive along with several brothers and sisters. The case mentions shift timing changes tied to standard time.
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Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Katherine Saymprick Doveld Harrison
United States
Burnett
Daugher
Myx
Joseph Troyer
Harmon Farm
Chile
Clyde Jormeton
Titusville
Margaret Ruse
Pittshurch
J A. Johnston
Morthy Riley
Fiie
Nevin ‘Teed
Centerville
Samuel Culver
Clair Tindsey
Meadville
Lilndayy
Laley Morr
Alnelork
Baptist Chure
Tabernaels
Carry Allance
Ene
Tabernaele
George Morgan
D. Williams
The
Gideons of
Erie
Revelation
Oil City
Dunin
OliTard Gey
Forestville
Moon Construction Company
New York Central
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Maynard Cettell
Christ Eplcenpal
John Moyar
By. Moyar
Ronseville
John G. Ward
Moyar
Thomas Ly Small
Christ Episcopal Church
Frederick T. Gelday
No Extra Hour For Taprooms Permitted In War Time
Harrisburg reports the Liquor Control Board clarifies no extra business hour for taprooms during wartime. Clocks will move ahead one hour at 2 a.m. as daylight saving time begins, but tavern hours remain unchanged.
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Harrisburg
Linuor Control Board
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