Guilty Pleas at Mayville Reported in County Court
In Mayville Hart G Burrows 20 of Jamestown arraigned for six business break ins last October. His plea shifted to not guilty with a temporary hospital order after a medical discharge dispute. Charles A Wynecoop 85 of Jamestown pleaded guilty to six forgery counts and one burglary count, to be sentenced next Monday. Other pleas from Don Maio Ronnie Miller Robert Rapp Rollin Hoyt included Holland Hotel robbery and grand larceny with sentencing to follow.
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Maville
Hart G. Burrows
Jamestown
Brrmin
Gowands State Hospital
Coun
John M. Barrett
Gowanda
Bunwws
Charles A. Wynecoop
Don P. Maio
Dunkirk
Ronnie Miller
Robert
Rapp
Mayville
Holland Hotel
Rollin N. Hoyt
Mayvillé
Three Prime Tax Worries To Clear By March 16
Washington reports outline three key tax tasks by March 16. Group 1 covers filers with 1944 income of 500 or more, group 2 requires estimated tax payments for those over 500 or wages over 5 000, and group 3 demands settling the 1942 tax while group 4 notes ongoing pay obligations.
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Tambo Manuya
Washington
Momaber
Luke
Marvel
North Corry
Columban Ava
W.L. Armitage
Ford
Borie
Internet Revenue Collectiv
Congress
Yalta Mews Sparks Mixed Hope and Debate on World Order
Amid bright promises and sharp critiques, readers weigh the Yalta pros and cons. Leaders face charges of overreach and underdecisions, while hopes rise that imperfect plans may curb further wars. The Crimean Charter spurs talk of a united world and redrawn maps, yet the path remains unsettled.
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Yalta
Russia
Britain
U. S
Churchill
Stalin
Milack Widow and the Widow Spider as Prison Menace
Raymond W. Thorp and Weldon D. Woodson present Milack, a study of the widow spider described as a dangerous prison menace. The work, written by two Los Angeles authors, examines venom, behavior, and the threat to humans in confined spaces with a tone reminiscent of earlier natural history guides.
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Hiller
Raymond W. Thorp
Weldon D. Woodson
Tos Angeles
Milack
Paris
Congressmen as Delegates To The United Nations Conference
Congressmen including Senator Connally and Representatives Bloom and Beton are named as delegates to the San Francisco United Nations conference on April 25. Other lawmakers prepare as special advisers for the Inter American conference in Mexico City on February 21. Debates over appointing legislators to negotiate treaties reflect concerns about impartiality and constitutional power, with historical precedents cited from 1814 to 1930s and past administrations sending lawmakers to major peace and arms conferences.
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Yannenburg Nesnoc
San Francisco
United Missions
Connally
Bloom
New York
Mnd Beton
New Jersey
Comilly
Austin
Rep
Mexico City
Senate
Winslender
Bayard
Delaware
Great Britain
Henry Clay
House
McKinley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Spain
Congress
Wilson
United States
X City
Kaat
Haring
Washington
Bermuia
Bratton Wats
Chicago
Mexico
San Haylee
Alhough
Wraelice
Tata
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Hud
Bratitail
Thoma Jefforann
Genel
Women as suspected officers aid city inquiry
Twenty years ago reports from Journal files note three women believed to be undercover law enforcement agents operating in the city. They reportedly gathered evidence after a purchase on East Main Street as authorities sought to identify who wore a torn coat found on Seneca Street near Genter.
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Uonor
East Main Ahreel
Seneca Street
Genter
Daily Dozen The White Plague Threatens a Black Future
Tuberculosis cases rise 20 to 30 percent in France and spread rapidly among the young. Forced Belgian and French labor in Germany returns many to die of TB. TB deaths in Belgium and Holland jump over 50 percent during German occupation. Rome reports 3,450 TB deaths in early 1943 versus prewar averages. Galloping consumption common in occupied territories. US death rates remain low. Preinduction chest X rays aid early detection in unsuspected individuals. physicians and health agencies warn and act to protect public health.
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France
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Rome
Greece
United States
Jamestown Child Succumbs to Burns
Martha Ellen Smith five year old daughter of Rev Lee D Smith pastor of the First Methodist Church and Mrs Smith died at the W C A Hospital Sunday at 1 85 A M from burns suffered while playing with matches at the parsonage on Christmas day Complications set in She is survived by a brother Donald Smith and grandparents Rev and Mrs A B Smith of Brookville Pa and Rev and Mrs J E Iams of Grove City Born November 27 1939 in Sharon Pa she came to Jamestown with her family two and a half years ago
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Jamestown
Martha Ellen Smith
Lee D. Smith
First Methodist Church
J. E. Iams
Grove City
Sharon
Puzzle of Questions Mixes History and Trivia
A scrambled quiz asks about Henry Wallace tenure, pay as you go tax origins, Costa Rica, James Bland composer of Carry Me Back to Old Virginia, race, electrical conductivity, parliamentary address, King Leopold, colors, amnesia, presidential age, and prehistoric megafauna in the western United States, with garbled text throughout.
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Weddell Willkie
Great Britain
United States
Enyone
Ieee
Atx
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Caste Rica
James Blend
Leopold
Belgium
U. S
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Corry
Salvation Army
Insign
John Brunner
Ed Hawington
Comny Hospital
Pennsylvania Avenue Crossing
Mhsel
Tony
Arthur Dagon
Apeing Street
Jolly Twenty Club
Martin Zipkendrath
George Washington
W. G. Yoling
Myridia Washington
Daily Dozen
the Medical Society of the
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Nana
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Cyenfort
Gearine
Neler Tae
Hills Bros. Coffee
Empire State
Wang Penn Senior
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Cole's City Delivery Service
Okesron
Cu1 Drug Store
Nurkal Dahgers Flages
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Aberndance
Monay
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