Paragrat Woes Reported In Fourth Ward Disturbances
Police led complaints against several men accused of alley fighting and throwing debris on a vacant lot in the Fourth ward. Mayor Hepler fell on South Center street but continued his trek claiming no serious injuries. Local transfers included Hammond to Zafiropulos and Dempsey to Dempsey as property changes flow through the area.
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Fuyor
Reni
Erie Batureley
Worth Hammond
Wilinu H. Zafiropinos
Centur Street
Bess Kincaid
Tate Jr, Claves
Rogers Structurial Steel Company
Hammond
Chemical literature growth before the current war surge
In the thirty years leading up to the present war, the world’s chemical literature expanded by over 400 percent, reflecting rapid scientific output and record growth across journals and books.
Meadville Hotel Sold to New York Investors
The Lafayette Hotel of Meadville a landmark dating to the Revolutionary era was sold to Marion Investment Company of New York City from the Lafayette Hotel Company of Meadville. Alfred H Duryman manager part owner helped complete the sale. The four story 125 room hotel with seven storefronts and a lobby may receive over 400000 in planned improvements. Caryman the long term manager may leave to visit Florida and not continue in his role.
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New York City
Lafayette Hotel Company
Mendyille
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Caryman
Florida
New Agreement Reached In Greece
Athens reports negotiations between leftist EAM leaders and Premier General Nicholas Plastiras ended with a signed accord to bring peace. After a long dispute period, a brief protocol was signed at 4:30 a.m., with a fuller statement expected later detailing terms.
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Athens
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National ‘Liberation Front
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All Saints Sander
Merrill McCray World War Veteran Dies at Hines Hospital
Merrill McCray a World War I veteran born January 19 1896 at Pine Island Minnesota died after illness. He served in the Piast Air Service from 1917 to 1919 and was a sergeant. Surviving are his wife two daughters a son two grandchildren his mother a sister and two brothers. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 30 p m at Bracken Keating Funeral Home.
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Minnesota
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MeCray
Aspinwall Veterans’ Hospital
Presbyterian ‘Church
Rochester
Philview Street
Sally McCray
C. Jay Solyst
David McCray
Gerald
David Solyst
Garry
C S. McCray
Homer Randall
Paul McGray
Long Beach
California
Jennings McCray
Minn
Bracken- Keating
Church Fire Destroys Herminie Parish House and Organ
A United Brethren church in Herminie Pennsylvania burned yesterday. Pastor Rev Edward M. Wilson reported the fire started from an overheated boiler. Loss estimated at about 25000 dollars includes a recently installed pipe organ and a new carpet valued at 1000 dollars.
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Herminie
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Medicine Chest Cleaning and Organization
Periodic cleaning of medicine chests ensures both supply readiness and a spotless storage area. Empty the chest, wash walls and shelves, dry thoroughly, and replace needed articles in their proper places for quick access during emergencies.
SEEK FARMER FOR CRUELTY NEAR ARKWRIGHT
State Police search for a farmer who lived on a roadside near West Mudfale Arkwright town. He faces a warrant for leaving two horses two pigs a heifer and a cow without food or water. Troopers found the horses the heifer and one pig dead and the pigs and cow in emaciated condition. Neighbors reported absence from the farm for days.
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Mayville
West Mud Fale
Arkwright
Westfield Barracks
Pollne
Wes
Soldier vote legislation sails through lower house action
Final activity in the Pennsylvania House moved toward action on soldier voting and a shift of the primary date from September 11 to June 19. The assembly also considered streamlining tax and taxing energy revenues while coal interests meet with governor officials to discuss compensation and mining concerns.
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Unis
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William H. Chesnut
Ausiry Seveetary
Richard Malye
Joint
State Government Commission
Legislative Research Agency
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Notices 2 SOTIGE-HI corns other you, ask you deaier for Root's Corn and Callous Remover, pay 25 rents and fully graverteed. all
Civilians Face Reduced Meat Supply This Year
The Associated Press reports Washington projects civilian meat consumption this year at 220 to 132 pounds per person, the lowest since 1933. Factors include smaller than expected meat production and a usual spring sale drop, diverting supplies to armed forces and lend-lease.
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Associated Press
Washington
Store Parsnips for Winter Use
Parsnips may be left in the ground over winter but digging in wet spring weather is disagreeable. It is simpler to dig the roots now and store them. They tolerate slight freezing, so cover thoroughly as other root crops stored in pits.
Buffalo Livestock Market Report February 12
Buffalo livestock market reports hogs steady at 10.40 to 15.28 for grades, calves steady at 4.00, yearlings 14.00 to 14.50, lambs active around 17.00, weight ranges for cann ers, cows, heifers, and heavyweights listed with bids and class notes for February 12.
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Fay
Mediun Pyeleht
Pittsburgh Market Prices for Produce
February report from Pittsburgh lists itemized fruit and potato quotes with crates weights and price ranges for apples including Delicious Rome Beauties and McIntosh in various markets. Regional crates from New York Maine and Virginia show price variations and demand signals.
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