Erie Sheriff Proposes County Prison Farm Plan
Erie February 24 The county prison faces a critical food shortage and Sheriff Frey Lamberton president of the county ranson board says prison farms may be established to supply food. He will propose farms at the March 2 meeting, with prisoners volunteering to work multiple farm plots on county properties and summer yields stored for year round use.
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Erie
Frey Lamberton
County Ranson Board
Matt Hoss
Western Penitentiary
Lamberton
China’s Enduring Resolve Amid War and Hardship
A historical reflection praises China’s resilience under siege duties, noting reduced life, scarce resources, and a near standstill in industry while China’s political and social structure remains simple and resilient. It asserts China can rise with Western aid and mutual exchange once enemies are defeated.
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China
Elijah
Russia and America on Nazi Propaganda and wartime alliances
In a world broadcast Goebbels argues the Russian peril could halt Western resolve if Bolshevism spreads to Europe. The piece notes democracies in Britain and America recognize Russia’s shift from ideology to military action and contend with Hitlerism as the greater threat, urging alliance with Russia as pragmatic for survival.
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Russia
America
Goebbels
England
United States
London
Europe
Channel Frontier
Britain
Corry Hospital Board Meets Over Superintendent's Resignation
Directors of the Corry Hospital Association planned an important special meeting Tuesday evening amid reports that hospital superintendent Mrs Milne intends to resign but the board urged her to remain for a short leave. A temporary hotel company has been formed to finance a new city hotel with C L Alexander to head the venture and C R Rogers as vice president. Charles Kenning, a longtime Corry figure abroad since the war, returned amid cheers and said he would stay till April first. The Red Cross in Cameron Building formed an executive board of women with a men’s advisory board for the coming year. Subfreezing wind and extreme cold gave way to warmer weather forecast with snow or rain tomorrow. Marriage licenses were issued in Erie for Bartelt Hugh Marsit and Emira Maine McMillen, both residents of the city.
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Corry Hospital Association
Milne
Hockenbury
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C. L. Alexander Will
C. R. Rogers
C. B. Porter
Robert Heet- Tein
American Red Cross
Atticus
Cameron Building
Inca Moon Worship and Venerated Figures
Fragmentary note describes Inca belief near the sun venerating the moon sister and consort. Mentions Guycha the rainbow as a fervent symbol of Shin and moon. Text is incomplete but preserves core mythic elements and honorific names.
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Peru
Guycha
Legislative councils must act to relieve federal gridlock
A fragmented editorial cites the states failing to act, urging Nebraskan legislators to take direct steps. It argues the remedy lies in state action rather than waiting for federal progress, criticizing delayed reforms and urging timely measures.
Fragmented text hints at legislative corruption across states
The fragment discusses a mayoral legislator lacking time and resources and cites examples of their work. It mentions Illinois city council corruption acts, and lists many states including Texas, Florida, Colorado, Michigan, Virginia, Nebraska. A quote attributed to Joe Gosvbele suggests warning about corruption.
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Otter-States
Teo Wibkat
Lanar
Colofida
Afisk
Iqy'y- Land
Michleari
Virginia
Breska
Daily Dozen Diet Guidance For Energy and Health
A health note stresses balanced eating for energy and body repair. It recommends milk, cooked and raw vegetables, and proteins like eggs, fish, meat, or nuts at each meal, plus citrus and cooked fruits, while avoiding excess fats and large portions to reduce digestive strain.
How's Your J Q Quiz Answers on Page Three
Seven trivia questions ask for: author of The Complete Angler. mail delivery control by a husband. Social Security Act citizenship requirement. Thomas Alva Edison. predecessor of Price Administrator Prentice M. Brown. John J. Pelley leading a national transportation group. Mandalay's country. main tent of a circus. Danish city bombed by the RAF on January 27. Niagara Falls tightrope walk event.
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Thoms Alva
Prentice M. Brown
John J. Pelley
National Transportation Organization
Mandalay
India
Burma
Indo-China
Niggara Falls
OPA Guides On Point Rationing And Food Exchanges
The Office of Price Administration offers Q and A guidance on rationing, exchanging cans of equal point value with neighbors and how to obtain season long or weekly canned goods allowances. It explains home front rationing, mail order limits, and doctor advised exemptions with local War Price and Rationing Board certificates.
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Office of Price Administration
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Charles Titus Dies Suddenly at Sparta
Charles Titus aged 73 well known Spartansburg resident died suddenly at his home from an acute heart attack. He had shown heart trouble but seemed better yesterday after lunch. Survived by wife Mary, daughter Mrs Ta Green of Lincolnville, seven grandchildren, and siblings Lynn Titus Bert Medsenger Mrs Lucy Sustin A. O. Titus. Body at Charles Torrey funeral home Spartansburg. services Thursday at 2 PM at Spartansburg Methodist Church. interment Rose Hill Cemetery Spar Winsbie.
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Spartansburg
Shales Titus
W. H. Barnest
Mary Titus
Ta Green
Lincolnville
Lynn ‘Titus
Mia
Bert Medsenger
Britton Run
Lucy Sustin
Waterford
Titus
Alvan
Charles Torrey Meral
Arnold Lufdbere
Bank Clearings Jump at Erie Week Ending Feb 20
Erie bank clearings for the week ending February 20 totaled 34,647,940.31, a rise over the same period last year per the Erie Clearing House Association. The surge is linked largely to increased buying of rationed goods under rationing programs with only one day dipping below two million.
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Brig
Erie Clearing House Association
Liquor Board Allows War Work By Licensees In Pa
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board will permit licensees to engage in war work without losing permits. The ruling, already prepared, will be officially announced this week and protects retailers and distillers called into armed service or other war efforts from license suspensions. Attorney Levinson, representing retail dealers, announced the board’s policy shift during a conference with board counsel Segelbaurd. Previously, licenses were treated as full-time jobs, but non essential wartime restrictions prompted fears of permit loss. The measure aims to support the war effort while maintaining license operations.
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Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Abraham J. Levinson
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Depuy
Horace A. Segelbaurd
Lallor Board
War Manpower Commission
Giant kangaroo stands tall in full battle stance
A description notes the giant kangaroo in full display, standing near a tall man and leaping 10 to 12 feet in each bound during combat readiness.
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Committee of Foreign Relations
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Sparta
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