Improvements At Advanced Storm Columbus Church
Improvements at Advanced storm battered Columbus Church disrupt dairy feed deliveries. Epidemic of chickenpox spreads among schoolchildren with several cases from the area, causing changes in diets to lower dairy intake while weather-related supply issues persist. Community members Arthur Page and Doria attend the event. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Price celebrate their wedding anniversary.
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Arthur Page
Ernie Robbins
Davnet
Columbus Church
Vern
Wayley
Marlon Robbins
Janestown
Weston
Sunray Seton
Leea
Willy Mye
Belug
Barton Cronly
Huiner
J. AL Wesker
Warren County
Cini Wheeler
Arthue Lehowen
Howe
Bovey
Kenyon Miller
Hehe Parenis
Ayyl My
Gerald Penile
D.C
Warinn
Miatran State College
Allonool
Deaixelioo
Willie Bindles
Minostiy
Athena
Frink Dulane
Perby Mead
Ben Lake
Lohavitle
Hytonclay
Jean Lee Reagle
PhyMs
Cpl
Norma
Ftyihiris
Lorkonely
Ntsler
Mia
Nauk
TWENTY YEARS AGO from Jnnnat Files 1925
History notes from 1925 including progress on a new power plant at Ci max Manufacturing on West Main Street and steam engine work. City Council plans street improvements and bids for spring construction. Police to review Lovell school attack and vandalism incident. Meadville High beat Corry High 69 to 28 with strong scorers Ma Laney and Duffy. Bids opened for Corry Wrightsville road. H E Bunce Company of Olean low bidder for the project.
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Cimax Manufacturing Company
West Main Street
City Coach
Corry
Wrightsville
Harrisbumg
H. E. Bunce Company
Olean
Thom Corry
Elgin Duving
End of Bosses Era Sparked by Pendergast Fall
The piece weighs on the decline of urban political machines led by figures like Tom Pendergast. It cites James Bryce and James B. Eay, notes Chicago’s Big Bill Thompson, and argues that modern city government has improved as bosses fade from power. It also covers the UN War Crimes Commission debates on punishment for war criminals, United States policy shifts, and Pell's stance on death penalties for guilt.
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Tom Pendergast
New York City
Philadelphia
Hosses
Kansas City, Mo
United Nations War Crimes Commission
State Department
Herbert ©. Pell
Pell
Congress
London
Commission
Foreign Office
Joseph C. Grew
United Nations
The Black Hand Returns to Sicily Under Mafia Name
A fragmentary account notes the Mafia, or The Black Hand, reemerging in Sicily as Mussolini’s regime collapses. Former Fascist gangsters allegedly levy tribute on landowners while highwaymen roam. police corruption once kept it in check, but the narcotizing grip loosens as control breaks down. Giuliato, cited as aiding the poor, symbolizes the movement.
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Sicily
Mussolini
Hamé
Giuliatio
Robin Hood
Daily Dozen on Physical Medicine and War Effort
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes wartime manpower needs and promotes physical medicine as a vital branch. Massage aids muscle maintenance and circulation, hydrotherapy relieves restlessness, and graduated exercises assist heart patients. Radiation and exercise support convalescence and recovery for infectious diseases and bedridden patients.
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Battlefelds
Europe
Page Six Style Puzzles and Quirky History Questions
A reader asks about a set of trivia prompts covering geography, professions, rail mileage, republics, ship sinks, conversions, animal movement, sports strategy, presidential longevity, and cabinet service. The questions reference historical contexts and suggest answers tied to specific dates and figures.
Conductor Killed in Yard Accident Aboard Train
Report notes a conductor killed in a yard incident with crew members named including Engineer Robert Crowell of 927 Gast 29rd Street, fireman Thomas G. Wells, watchman William Harmon, and D. F. Steinger, the breakdown man, among others.
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Robert Crowell
Gast 29Rd Street
Erle
Thomas G. Wells
William Harmon
T Hetingsman
D. F. Steinger
Two Union City War Casualties Reported
Sergt. Wloyd Antort Gilly and John Estes are listed as missing in action or prisoners of war with families informed by the War Department. Estes, husband of Martha Estes, has whereabouts at Union City and Drew Field, while Gilly is noted as having enlisted in February and undergone training before ship deployment.
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Sgt. Coy
Prec. Estes
Antort Gilly
Luxensteine
War Department
Alliedorges
Pie
John Estes
Myr
Noel Estes
Union City
Hts
Lee Gram
War Departaent
France
Estes
Martha Estes
Fovres
Gump Bland- Ing. Fla
Avern
Brite
Sergi
Harold Estes
Mb Drew Field
Bucyrus Erie Workers Strike Over Wage Rise
Bucyrus Erie personnel walked off the job after a wage increase in the welding department was announced. William J. Little, vice president, refused to discuss the dispute after meetings. The strike affects workers in Erie as the company continues wartime production.
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Erie
Bucyrus-Ele Company
William J. Little
Little
Willy
Buesris-Brie
Brother to Succeed Virtue on Erie Paper
The Dispatch-Herald announces William de Virtue as executive vice president and full charge of operations, succeeding his late brother Robert J. Virtue who died in January. Austin J. White is named editor in chief, filling a vacancy left months ago by the Erie Times.
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SF Kvemdat
Sng
Miso
Uhl
Austin J- White
Erie
Dispatch-Herald
Eagle
Yoeasy Times
Albert
Wurahnehs
Youre Not Too Old To Feel Young Tromane Sales Pitch
An advertising notice promotes Tromone a medical formula combining vitamins and hormones. It claims middle aged men can regain youth spirit vitality and pleasures once enjoyed. The Rexall Cut Rate Drug Store and other drug outlets offer Tromane and urge readers to follow label directions.
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Rexall
Jamestown forgery case accelerates after arrest
Fel Allen Wyneroop, 35, arrested in Jamestown on forgery and burglary charges. He allegedly entered D F H Motor Freight Co premises, forged signatures, wrote checks totaling 6884, and cashed them. Grand jury convened in Maguire with speedy action anticipated. Wyneroop held for the grand jury after processing yesterday.
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Jamestown
Allen Wyneroop
South
Wrine Jury
Maguille
Sn Widay Wight
Maine
Chifford
DcKay
R Company
Lutin G—Chharles
Warren Police Seek Missing Man Amid Gambled Clues
Warren police pursued leads on a man missing since January 2 after reports tied him to a suspected incident at 1120 Pennsylvania Avenue. Residents in several towns were warned as authorities canvassed the area and checked possible sightings. A separate Greenvi ll a street incident described an ice jam threatening workers and causing disruption along local streets.
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Warren
Olin
J. Aane
Iran
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ras
Automobiles for Sale Under Celling Rules Begin July 10
Public notice announces a ceiling on car sales beginning July 10, 184 percent. Dealers or individuals may obtain the ceiling price from the War Price and Rationing Board before buying or selling. A. J. Allens Motor Sales at 14-15 First Avenue invites listings and cash for cars, with guaranteed payment. Also advertised are a 41 Model Ford and other autos from Sparensburg area dealers.
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Weill
A. J. Allens Motor
First Avenue
Ford
Ray- Imenhchet
Thyliti
We Brniers
Sparbensburg
Stock Market Opens Mixed in February Trading
The stock market resumes selective trading with gains limited by mixed signals. Major industrials and airlines show modest movement while financials and utilities drift. advertising and mining firms appear steadier as investors weigh earnings outlooks and inflation risks.
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