Local notices mix groceries crimes and wartime updates
Pineapple peaches and coffee prices dot city ads while a pocketbook theft in Franklin prompts police action. Reports detail wartime transfers, medical cases, and local investigations. Several towns recount accidents, resignations, bequests, bingo benefits, and hospital updates amid ongoing war mobilization.
Shirts for sale and local community notices
One lot of odd sized top quality shirts for sale this week only at $1. The Seiota Community Aide will host art afternoon with Mrs Homer Kolstee on Thursday. Red Grass sewing and quitting work is planned soon. Mrs Harold Patterson will eat with friends at ENE Glub on East Frederick Street Tuesday evening. The meeting of the official board of the United Brethren or Christ cwel is postponed for this evening.
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Paul
Seiota Community Aide
Homer Kolstee
Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
Board of
The
United Brethren
Christ Cwel
Altoona accountant held on embezzlement charge in 1941 case
Thomas W. Hunter city accountant in charge of delinquent tax collections was held for court on a $1,000 bond after a Saturday hearing before Alderman Tr. Shelley on embezzlement charges. Hunter, tied to St Cumberland Melwar plant, allegedly failed to account for 72291 taxpayers who said they had paid their Vority tax bills. Steen's advertises civilian clothes cleaning with moth proofed bags, dial 36-075.
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Altoona
Thomas W. Hunter
Tr. Shelley
Hunter
St Cumberland
Steen
Sunday Raids On City Shoe Stores After Ration Order
The government ordered shoe rationing from the White House via OPA chief James Byrnes on Sunday. Stores open Sundays faced crowding and police raids in cities like New York Kansas City Detroit and Columbus with New Orleans and Delaware noted. Exemptions include house slippers infant shoes infant slippers and storm-type rubber wear. Coupons from sugar ration books, starting with stamp 9 for one pair of shoes valid until June 15, govern purchases. no registration or forms required for now.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tech
White House
Booncvtue
James P. Byrnes
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Columbus
Ohio
New Orleans
Prentiss M. Brown
OPA Sommnistrator
Tynes Yall
Corry Boy Records Guadalcanal Fighting With Marines
Mr and Mrs Prank Grice of 549 East Main Street report their son Bd Grice with the U S Marines has taken part in considerable fighting on Guadalcanal. He is now resting at a safe refuge after weeks of active warfare in the Southwest Pacific battle zone. This is the first word the parents have received from him.
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Powell Motors
Titusville
Earl ©. Ewing
Civil Air Patrol
Henmore
F. Cheney
Goodwill Ill
Philippine Islands
War Department
Harold F. Biss
Wayne C. Hastings
Prankin
Thomas Mason
Trvine
Alfred M. Smith
Pleasantville
Walter A. Smith
Jamestown
Samiuel A. MacDougall
Calvary Baptist Chur
First Baptist Church
Clayton
N. Y
My ‘MacDougall
Harry Couch
Women Home Missionary Society
Methodir
Episcopal Church
American Board
The
Congregational Church
Elizabeth 5
Davie
Gicern
Burrogate
Alfred
OG. Davis
Mary Elinor Davis
Sarah Blanche Davis
Ters
Price & Miller
Prank Grice
East Main Street
Itheir
Bd Grice
U.S
Guadalcanal
Corry
Southwest Pacific
Joe Louis Becomes Father in Chicago
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis and his wife welcomed a daughter at Provident Hospital weighing seven pounds five ounces at 6 04 A M The attending physician Dr William W Gibbs said the child would be named after the mother The Louis family is connected to Sgt Joe Louis Burrow with Louis stationed at Fort Riley Kan
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Joe Louis
Chicago
Jon Louis
Provident Hospital
William W. Gibbs
Tass Ose Wi Ite. 7. Whi ght of 8. Tt tt cea
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or names. The readable bits mention numbers and a vague phrase about height and a seat or cease action. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable for a proper summary.
Erie County announces ten o'clock event for October
Erie County schedules a service at ten o'clock in October for the operation of a ship or vessel. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR, but the notice confirms a time and month.
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