Fire prevention and war needs in 1943
Corry Evening Journal notes a 31 percent rise in December fire losses vs 1942, totaling 80 288 000 for 1943. It praises fire prevention engineers aiding war effort from labs to shipyards and arsenals, urging public cooperation to minimize, even during ongoing conflict.
The Patriots Spirit Guided Washington and Jefferson
A critical reflection on Sidney Kingsley's The Patriots, praising George Washington as the enduring spirit behind the drama. It contrasts Washington, Jefferson, and Hamilton, noting Washington's faith in the republic and leadership, Jefferson's foresight, and Hamilton's distrust of the common people. It ends with a call for Washington's spirit to inspire unity and endurance anew.
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Loss College Priority Declares Education A Serious Pursuit
A university voice argues that college education must end its era of relaxed study. Dean Lloyd Weidlinger of Dartmouth laments a shift from a smorgasbord curriculum to a streamlined, earnest program, warning of laxity in core studies and a move away from elective sampling.
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Twenty Years Ago Storm Delays City Plan and Local Events
A 20 year old report notes a health department delay to an Eagle sewer project. heavy winter storms lash the city, halting travel and closing roads. Family and social life update with births and a ninth birthday party as storm conditions intensify.
Bradford Fire Destroys Two-Story Brick Block at 30 Main
Bradford Jremen battled sub-zero weather to fight an early Saturday fire at 30 Main Street. The undetermined origin blaze gutted a two story brick block housing Yam Polski Dry Goods and Garfinkle Billiard Perior. Discovered about 4 am, the fire gained a second floor lead, but Bradford firemen contained it after four hours, with estimated damage set at 4 000.
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Employment in Erie Falls by 744 in January
Erie reports 39 420 people employed in January across manufacturing, stores and contractors, with 27 027 men and 11 778 women. The drop from December is 464, the largest declines in retail and wholesale trade and munition plants. Despite the decrease, January total remains higher than January last year and in 1942.
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College diet debate sparks call for educational balance
The Dean criticizes an unbalanced curriculum feeding students a "TMA hog-wild" diet. He proposes a design to ensure a minimum of educational vitamins, noting colleges are stirred by the shift. Histories hint at a time when students pursued a full education.
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Creomulsion Promotes Relief for Chest Colds
A helpfully worded ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Creomulsion to ease inflamed bronchial membranes and remove mucus. The copy presents it as a dependable remedy for chest colds and bronchitis.
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Germans Repulsed Allies Advance In Coastal Clash
German beachhead lines held under heavy Allied air pressure as fighting raged along the Cassino front. Reports say Allied bombing targeted German concentrations while ground battles surged to record levels near the beachhead. Allied patrols and air battles continued with several planes downed on both sides. Ethiopians speak a Semitic language.
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Rationing Problems Spread Across Months and Goods
Rationing notes list stamps and coupons valid through late February to September for foods and fuels. Mentions stamps for meals, sugar, fowls, shoes, gasoline, and fuel coupons with varied regional validity and timeframes. Also notes oil, period coupons and high value balloons for some units.
OPA Erie Office Faces Gas Ration Reductions
The Erie district office of the Office of Price Administration will cut gasoline rations for essential trips, citing numerous complaints about nonessential vacations to Florida. Acting OPA director Alii J. Williams said the agency has received many reports of travelers using vehicles for leisure rather than wartime needs.
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Florida trips probe claim ration abuse
A district official Williams said some residents used gasoline rations for vacations. The district will deny trips for those found abusing rations. OPA officials noted that under extreme conditions travel by auto would be nearly impossible and no district issued special rations for such trips.
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Ex-convict admits robbery in Buffalo road holdup
Stepnowski and Wesolowski, both convicts, confessed to robbing a gas station on Buffalo road near HoH. Stepnowski led police to the scene and implicated Wesolowski in a daylight hold up at the Garlow station. They were jailed pending charges after police identified Wesolowski and Stepnowski confessed to a list of tied businesses and break ins.
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Civil Court List in Erie County Faces Smallest Docket in Years
A March term of civil court at Erie County Courthouse will open with about 90 cases on the docket, described as the smallest in 40 years by A. Taylor. About 30 cases were stricken, with many major witnesses serving in the armed forces.
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Services at St. Thomas for Lieut Leo K Hutz
A church service at St Thomas honored Lieut Leo K Hutz with a memorial in the intrior liturgy. The ceremony included local residents from Franklin and Philadelphia area. veterans and color guards paid tribute while pallbearers and mourners gathered, noting his wartime service beginning May 1942.
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Mrs Cora Ward Buried Saturday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Ward were held Saturday at 1:00 PM at Purias crem... wait, text garbled. Attending were relatives My and Ms. Charles Burbee and children, Allaworth VanGuilder, Bert Graham, Walter Hamilton, Leonard Homer, Sugar Grove residents, and Mrs. Manie Alexander and Mrs. Playa Morris of Titusville. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Livestock for Sale in Classified Ad
Fort Worth area livestock ad lists forty ewes and twenty three lambs for sale and trade options. Paul Alkens with Chamberland Grove Farm RD 4 Spiringsburg Route 77 offers high grade stock. Contact numbers appear and dates indicate a 4 day run.
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Markets and prices from Buffalo stock and New York produce
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