Erie Obituary and Notices Highlight Local Events
John J. Klick, 72, of Erie, lifelong resident and owner of Klick Hardware, died at home after a six year illness. four freight cars demolished in a Penna Railroad collision near Coleman Sands. Millersville State Teachers College president H Landry Tungerson to retire June 1. Dunkirk district declared a military zone by Gen McDowell. rolling blackout planned by State Defense Guard. Holly Wallpaper Store reopening with stock of wallpapers at 2123.
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Fultonville
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Local notices mix groceries and town news across Oil City
City and Vicinity items announce dill pickles and other goods for sale at Page & Ferry with delivery, plus a string of local notices from Oil City and surrounding towns. Reports include a teen injury from a highway accident, Marine captain promotion, hospital discharges, and city police activity.
County Heads Foresee Tax Changes in 1944
County commissioners will review the 1944 tax plan this week and aim to set the seven mill rate for the coming year by March 8. They note debt service drops may allow a future tax cut, while urging hospital funding discussions with Erle representatives for this year’s appropriation.
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Three Prisoners Escape From Bradford Jail In Towanda
Three inmates escaped last night from the Bradford County jail after attacking Deputy Sheriff Chaffee. They knocked down a visiting woman and fled through an open cell door hatless. deputies fear they may cross into New York. One prisoner, Robert Evans, previously lived in Elmira Sayre area. others are Harold and Benjamin Vanderpool both of Towanda. Fifteen other prisoners stayed put as twelve fatalities were reported from Pennsylvania accidents over the weekend and Governor Marlin appointed Charles H. Young to Slippery Rock State Teachers College board.
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Dempseytown
Henicopter
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Prish Baptist Church
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OM Gity Hospital
Steen‘s
Mts Erie
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Corone
Frank St. George
St. George
Dunkirk
Frank T. Bartela
Butisla
OPA
Chautsaatis County Rental Examiners’ Board
Herman J. Paquin
Jamestown
the Journal
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Pennell Street
Chelwanton
Corry Hospital
Gordon Shampoe
Cly- Bien
Perry Hillbury
North Clymer
Robert
Edith Hopkins
Charles Hopkins
R. D
Wesley Seamans
Wright Street
Joh Jensen
Bear
Harris Watrous
Wert
Columbus Avenue
Doris Amy
Albert Amy
Columbus
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Congress Street
John Wels
Wests Church Street
Erie
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Tia Wilkins
Union City
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Virginia
Raymond Lee Kramer
Lineaville
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Elmire
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New Castle
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Clarendon
Hammonds Tron Works
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No Rationing for Cigarettes, Government Says
Washington reports no current need for restrictions on cigarette manufacture or distribution. War Production Board notes cigarette consumption reached 298 billion in 1943, up from 1041, and stock levels of leaf tobacco remain adequate. A large 1942 leaf crop and ample imported tobacco for bacon known as Tunkist are cited, with no labor problems due to mechanization and placement outside critical areas.
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Winds and Van Der Voort share in Chautauqua wills
Two former Corry residents Mrs Fantia G Windahl and Mrs Dorothy L Van Der Voort share in estates left by husbands in Chautauqua county. Windahl is principal heir and executor in Carl E Windahl's $10 000 plus will probated in surrogate court. Executors include Warren Johnson. the Van Der Voort estate lists J Nelson Van Den Voort of Treedonia valued at $10 000 plus with Dorothy L Van Der Voort widow and five children as heirs.
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Fantia G. Winds
Dorothy L
Hreshman) van der Voon
Ghaubautqua
Flamestown
Hannah G. Windahl
Carl E. Windahl
Windahl
Warren
Johnson
Petiioner
J.nelson van den Voort
Tredonia
Exchange National Bank of Olean
Dorothy L. van der Voort
van der Voor
Homers
Rommel Drive Threatens Allied Lines in Tunisia
The Italian high command reports more Allied prisoners taken in Tunisia and several dozen Allied tanks destroyed. Rommel’s armor leading a rapid advance pushes toward the west or north, threatening Tunis and Bizerte as British Eighth Army tightens pressure near Gabes and the Mareth Line.
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Allied push drives to capture Gabes in Tunisia corridor
Allied air forces aim to seize Gabes, leaving Sfax as the sole southeast Tunisian Axis supply port. American forces, aided by British troops, retreat from the Kasserine Pass hills after a tight, hours long consolidation. The Kasserine fight came 130 miles from Tunis with heavy artillery and armor in action. Simultaneously the Germans attacked British and French hills near Sbiles, northeast of Kasserine, a second day of pressure that was repelled but signals a tougher flank push.
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Victim of Lakewood Crash Unchanged in Jamestown
Jamestown Feb 22 Robert Barnett of Sinclairville remains in Jamestown General Hospital after injuries from a late Thursday night Route 17 crash near Lakewood. Irene Clegg with hand injuries and a knee laceration was discharged Friday evening. Arthur Bartlett, Robert Bartlett's cousin, left the hospital after minor injuries.
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All American Football Stars Attend Randolph Field Training
All American football stars have taken a pilot training course at Randolph Field in Texas. The program aims to bolster athletic versatility and discipline among top players, signaling cross training between sports and aviation schools.
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