Kane Released From Hearing By Water Board
Kane borough officials announced that orders forcing a sanitary disposal plan were rescinded after a review of the borough’s sewage setup. Borough solicitor Woods explained plans under consideration and noted a 1945 budget allowance for engineer surveys, with Kane needing two disposal plants or one plant plus pumping, estimated at about a half million dollars.
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James
Mel Kenna
Nomel
Harrisburg
Sanitary Water Board
McKenna
Frank J. Woodstd
Sanitary Water Bond
Onde Khawe
Commonwealths
Connell
Neders
Woods
Cilineil
Pittsburgh records lowest traffic deaths in 1944 year
Pittsburgh reports 53 traffic deaths in 1944, the fewest in 20 years and well below 1943 and the all time high in 1930. Pedestrian fatalities totaled 86, many under 10 or over 58, with 4 in the 1 50 to 55 year range amid age patterns. Treasury figures show receipts 162,679,061.48. expenditures 19,005,807.58. net balance 18,945,56,0885. total debt 234,90,504, HO.
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Pittsburgh
Treasury
Washington
St Swithin and the Rain Prophecy Legend
The 9th century Bishop of Winchester, appointed by King Egbert, asked to be buried outside the cathedral to let rain fall on his grave. Monks moved his remains inside on the feast day July 1, giving rise to the St Swithin’s Day weather superstition.
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Swithin
Yhurchman
Winchester
Egbert
Red Army advances into Saxony amid war reporting
Descriptive dispatch outlines Soviet pressure across Saxony with rapid advances near Breslau and the Oder line. The report notes German positions collapsing, towns along the Vistula and Elbe under Soviet reach, and Berlin defense corridors tightening as Moscow claims strategic gains.
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Ofer
Stella
Moscow
Deutsch Kyoul
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Sebneidemuent
Breslin
Oder
Bylskeo
Sud
Dandie
Moravaka
Moravaka O+trava
Pittsburgfs
Czechoslovakia
Vistula
Wala
Bestenaus
Bober
Bynzlau
Breslau
Nit
Wil
Bertin
Balloon warfare first used by Drench ire commander
The Drench ire are believed to have deployed the balloon in early combat, marking a historic first use of aerial device in warfare.
State relief rolls show net decline in January totals
Harrisburg report notes a January drop of 621 public assistance cases plus a net decrease of 62 aid recipients due to reduced enrollment in urinary aid and dependent children programs. About 83 700 on the rolls receive oblige assistance with 24 000 general assistance and 12 900 blind pensions.
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Harrisburg
Frey
Pennsylvania
Sur
Jeredue
Uid Vodenenden
Gao
Pumigate Granaries and Storage Bins
Entomologist recommends fumigation for grain storage to control insects. Suggested plan uses dor mant tree spray oil one gallon, three ounces of household type, and nine gallons of water to treat granaries during threshing season.
Services Held Sunday for Charles Haupin
Funeral services for Charles Haupin were held Sunday at 2 pm at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev. Gale officiating from the Methodist Church. The selections The Old Rugged Cross and Good Night and Good Morning were sung by O A Robinson and Mrs Irvin Young, with Russell Clark as accompanist. Relatives attending included Melvin Haupin, Warren Haupin, Fillymond Phelps, C Aleem Brindage, Verell Hedderick, and A Pier. After the service the body was interred at Wrightsville cemetery with many relatives from Youngsville, Barnes, Warren, Lawrence Park, and surrounding towns in attendance.
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Bracken- Keating
Ray
P. A. Gale Treath
Methodist Church
Willhig Heshurn
Youngs~ Ville
Mwide Ford
Barnes, My
Melvin Hisypin
Raymond Phelps and Son
Warren
C. Alden Brimdage
Verell Hedderjok
Lawrence Park
Warren Houpin
New Kensington
Chatty
Beatt
Ron
Thu
Swnford
Mos
Derome Pier
Keith
Willard Cady
Buttolo
Child dies in birthday dress fire in Millownstown
Mary Joan Maloy, age five, died when the long sleeves of her dress caught fire while lighting birthday candles at a party. A cousin aided in the attempt to help as neighbors and a doctor responded. authorities investigate the accidental tragedy.
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Mohnstown
Mary
Maloy Ystorday
Playinec
Mary Joan
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