Erie OPA district office hires new enforcement aide
Joseph 3. Lewis, a Pittsburgh lawyer, began work Monday in the Erie OPA district office as assistant enforcement attorney Albert Berger acting chief enforcement attorney. A report that some recently killed deer on the Peninsula reached private hands was denied by park superintendent Millard Davis. Police responded to a railroad crossing near the Revere House where a freight car blocked the crossing for 30 minutes and delayed an expectant mother en route to the hospital. Decrees of consent suspending operations for the war duration were signed by two Erie gasoline stations cited for rationing violations. Only about a percent of Erie district residents buying whiskey are purchasing rationed fish at state stores.
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Erle
Joseph
Lewis
Pittsbburgh
Erie
Warren
Peninsylvania
Revere House
James Brown
Psi
Sciota
R. D
Erie Opa
Bob Andenway
Erles
Joseph Desnoff
Sobieski Street
George J. Christoph
Aldeman
George Brabender
Alice D. Bowen
East 30Th Street
Bowen
Philip Bowen
Erie County
Mia
P. O. Box
Titusville
Ruth Bargar
John Bargar
Free Methodist Church
Waukeegan
Marcella Rodicella
Meadville
Bern
War Department
Capt. Davidson
First Baptist
Wilmington
Harvard University
Clarion
William Francis Warner
Piney Township
Pennsylvania Gael and Supply Company
Sligo
Warner
Ridgway
Elk County
Huntington
W. Va
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Sylvania
United States, Navy
Hight
Duncan Meter Co
C. K. Koonle Equipment Co
Ing Meters
A. G. Buller
Buller
The
War Food Administration
Richard D. Clark
Security Peoples Bank
Damaged Glade pier work and local notices mix
Warren and Franklin items report repair work on a damaged Glade pier with planks and cables to shore up stones and piling risk, plus various local updates. Also note a one day rummage sale at Emmanuel parish hall, a juvenile transportation case from Ogden Utah, hospital admissions and discharges, and civic notices in Franklin and Erie areas.
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Ford
Powell Motors
Warren
Glade Byldas
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Parish Hall
Buffalo theft and fire report at Erie Forge plant
An auto looting occurred in Buffalo as a car was ransacked while parked, and a Chautauqua judge lost valuables. Meanwhile a Red Cross blood mobile set a local record at Erie Forge and Steel with 152 pints donated by United Steel Workers Local 1573, led by Dr. J. T. Craig.
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Dude Otubway
Buffalo
Hill
Hutchens
Moore
Irving St
American Red Cross
Erie Forge and Steel
United Steel Workers of America
J. T. Craig
Mrs Anna E Pierce Dies at Home After Sudden Illness
Mrs Anna E Pierce died last evening at her home in Corry after a sudden illness. Born February 10 1881 in Westfield New York she lived in Corry most of her life. Surviving are her husband Frank Pierce a son Robert Pierce eight grandchildren and eight siblings. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at Bracken Keating Funeral Home.
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Annan
Ashville
N. Y
Frank
Robert Pierce
Union City
Helen
Charles
Kenneth Pierce
Mig
Otto Freiling
Westfold
Bracken
Requiem Mass for Mrs Ressler at St Thomas Church
A requiem mass for Mrs Margaret Ressler widow of Martin Ressler was held at St Thomas church this morning at 9:30. Rev Francis J Graves conducted assisted by the St Thomas choir and several ushers and attendees from Harrisburg Rome Salamanca Cleveland BullsLO Akron among others.
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Isargacee Ressler
Martin Ressler
St. Thomas Church
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas
Sam Bell
Richard Bavhomer
Thomas Ward
William Splesman
Charles Kinley
James Sullivan
Mary Ressler
Kathryn Zimmerman
Harrisburg
Willian Delaney
Rome
Loretta
Kelly
Anne Ledden
Nell Boxquet
Bribery Trial Set In Erie Court February 14
Erie court schedules Joseph Galafato, alleged head of an Erie numbers syndicate, for trial at 10 a.m. next Monday on bribery and corrupt solicitation charges. County Detective Leroy Seatch lists 22 cases slated for trial next week. Galafato, defended by attorney G. Juliante, is said to have attempted to pay Police Officer Edward Allen sim to suppress coverage of the He-man campaign against numbers writers. The trial was postponed last November due to Juliante’s illness.
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Erie
Joseph Galafato
Eerio Numbers
Leroy Seatch
Calafato
G. 5
Juliante
Edward Allen
Sim
Court Justice Clash Deepens Over Bankruptcy Ruling
The Supreme Court fight continues as Justice Felix Frankfurter responds to Justice Douglas. Douglas’s bankruptcy opinion argues congressional power over state courts, while Frankfurter warns the Constitution does not grant supremacy to the bankruptcy act. Also, Titusville report: two 13 year old girls led police on a chase to the Titusville News company before being captured.
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Associates Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Felix Prankfurter
Black
Murphy
Douglas
New York
Congress
Prankfurter
Missing Erie girl Dorothy Smith last seen with unidentified soldier
Dorothy Smith aged 17 of 118 Be To th street Erie was last seen Friday with an unidentified soldier. Police sought her yesterday at the request of her father Charles. She is described as blonde, five feet four inches tall, weighing 142 pounds, wearing a grey coat with brown clothing.
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Erie
Dorothy Smith
Be Toth Street
Charles
Epparel
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Titanunis
Spunea Ieee Tee
Oldenge Lotritten
AY Ag Sree
Evermeioin Corey
Susenon's
James LeRoy Heim
Ogden
Utah
James Ailcott
Eugene Reynolds
George Hahn
Lorain
Ohio
Pittsburgh
United States
PBI
Young Rey~nolds
Warren County Juvenile Court
Spartansburg
Ralph Wassink
Clymer
Rose Westley
Worth Street
Franklin
Leroy Eakin
Clark Borkin
Rocky Grove Avenue
Branklin Hospital
Rocky Grove
M. L. Williams
Franklin City Council
Galena Oil Works
Pine Street
Grant Street
Atlanta Avenue
Pollowe
Pennzote Ol
W. Smith St
Bernstein Bros
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Anna E. Pierce
Mrs
Margaret Ressler
Erie Court
Titusville News Company
Bay War Bonds
Armour
Warren CO
VOGT
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Thomas Motor CO
Ingrar
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