Five Escape in Rane Crossing Auto Crash
Five people narrowly avoided injury when a car was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad engine at Fraley Street crossing in Rane. Leslie Lindquist, Merle Lindquist, Mildred Wienmar, Amelia Stewart, and Mary Kodon rode with brothers Fry as the vehicle was halted by brake application. Railroad officials began a local investigation as Lindquist survived a prior rail encounter with no injuries.
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Rane
Pallvo
Pee Estate
Leslie Lindajurst
Wuiomeblle
Sirviek
Plisher Pennsylvania ‘Haliroad
Fraley Street
Lindquist
Merle
Milred Wienmar
Amelia Stewart
Mary Kodon
J. ©. Renaud
Ridgway
Tadey
Himelf
Bradt Dies Former Corry Man at Falls Church
William H Bradt former Corry resident died suddenly Monday evening at his daughter’s home in Falls Church Virginia after a brief visit of about ten days He was 83 Survived by wife Jennie E Bradt two daughters Mrs Jella Bieg and Gertrude Bradt two sons Frank C Bradt and another son in law Louie Bradt and several grandchildren Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM from Wilcon funeral home North East with Rev J Britt Windton Holy Cross Bolconel church officiating Interment North East cemetery The deceased once lived in Pittsburgh and North Was and later moved to North East from the city
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William
Bradt
North East
Willa Bieg
Falls Church
Hs Dauenger
Jennie E. Bradt
Gia
Frank C
Jella Bleg
Falls Ghureh
Gertrude Bredt
Tateleter
Louie Bradit
Westfield
John Robinson
Willa Jane Bieg
Thomas C. Bieg
Prigay
Wilcon
North Baet
J. Britt Wlindton
Holy Cross Bolconel Church
Inter
North East Cemetery
Kane Jewelers Owner Dies After Heart Attack
Kane Jeweler Frank G. Corland, 62, of 111 Edgar Street, Kane, died at 11 20 PM after a heart attack at home following an afternoon in his store. His wife heard him gasping, she alerted Dr Milo W Cox who arrived too late, Bowen records show.
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Keane
Wowith
Irs
Hicht
Frank G. Coneland
Kane Jeweler
Mtnis
Edgar
Atrest
Coreland
Fsofore
Interrnet Health
OPA Orders Reduced Portions in Restaurants nation wide
The Office of Price Administration requires smaller portions in restaurants hotels and eateries nationwide. The 80 percent cap of December 1942 usage applies to each establishment, totaling a 20 percent cut. Officials estimate overall patron consumption will drop 40 to 50 percent under the joint restaurant system.
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OPA
Office of Price Administration
Buckleys Canadian Mixture Promoted for Coughs and Colds
An advertising snippet touts Buckley’s Canadian Mixture as effective for coughs and colds sold in the USA and Canada. It claims quick relief from tickling coughs, loosened phlegm, and clear air passages, with a money back guarantee and pharmacy availability.
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Australia
U.S.A
Buckley
Avary Vihara Buckley
Lindsley ‘Pharmacy
OPA Orders Milk Price Freeze Beats Local Increase
Erie February report says the Office of Price Administration will maintain milk prices to producers at January levels for 60 days. A state milk control hearing convened at the Erie County Courthouse failed to override the OPA order, with officials noting only a possible federal action could alter the price.
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State Board
Erie
Hérame
Office of Price Administration
State Milk Control Commission
Milk Control Commission
Erie Milk Prodducers
Erie County Court House
Cobb
OPA
State Commission
Shreve Declines OPA Post In Erie District
Erie February 25 Atty Lyman Shreve announced he will not take the position as chief rationing attorney for the Erie district office of the OPA He said accepting would force him to give up his long established law practice and he cannot devote full time to the post He notified director Charles Leslie that he cannot serve.
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Erie
Atty. Lyman
Shreve
Erie ‘District Office
OPA
Chares Leslie
Mr. Shreve
Lestie
State Graduates First Class In Short Course For Farmers
Harrisburg reports the first class of the Pennsylvania State College short course trained farm workers under the Farm Security Administration. Trainees will be placed in jobs statewide to relieve labor shortages. a second class, including Kentucky recruits, has begun studies. Courses covered dairying and general farming with loans offered at five percent for items to boost wartime food production. Loans may also go to cooperatives at three percent.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State College
Met
Kentucky
State College
Farm Security Administration
PSA
Carson F. Merts
FSA
U. S. Employment Service
Mertz
Imay
Clarendon Youth Bert H. Rivele Reported Lost in Action
Clarendon resident Mrs. Amesnda Rivele received notice from the War Department that her son Private Bert H. Rivele was lost in action January 29 in North Africa. He enlisted January 1940, served in Jamestown and England, arrived in North Africa November 9, 1942. Last message dated December 28. He leaves his mother, three brothers including one in service, and a sister.
Flake Graphite Production Tied to Axis Threats
The decision to produce fake graphite for eastern Pennsylvania followed Axis threats to Madagascar and Indian Ocean and Mediterranean shipping. These threats have been tempered by British invasion of Madagascar and the Allied North Africa campaign. Cargoes of graphite from Madagascar are reported reaching Atlantic ports.
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Pennsylvania
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Mediterranean
North Africa
Atlantic Norts
Bradford Man Train Victim Found Near Salamanca Yard
The body of Harry L. Scully, 39, of Bradford, was found by a railroad worker yesterday in the west end of the Salamanca railroad yards, 28 miles north of Bradford. Scully, employed at Keystone Ordnance in Geneva, usually came home on weekends. his widow did not know he planned to visit Bradford. Erie Railroad officials and Coroner Bourne are investigating.
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Bradford
Harry L. Scully
West End
Aig
Salamanca
Here
Joe Rathbun
Eric Railroed
Scull
Keystone Ordnance Company
Geneva
Erie Railroad
BP. H. Bourne
Jamestown Seeks State Maintenance Of Tree
Jamestown requests state maintenance of arterial streets linking municipal boundaries. City council approved a resolution memorializing the assembly and endorsing the bill introduced by Senator George H. Pierce of Oluan for state responsibility.
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Jamestown
Samui
Siewh
Beh
Mune
Othe
Mayer Sermel
Siroth
Sansioy
George H. Pierce
Oluan
Analysis of 1949 fertilizer ad claims changes
A 1949 advert describes a shift from chemical to organic fertilizer content. It emphasizes bone and vegetable derived materials and forecasts growing demand for organic products. The piece notes a seven‑part analysis plan and highlights market expectations for organics over pure chemical mix.
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Avatice
Cal ioc Cal ioc district Piity alt 8
Fragmentary OCR text about Call Corry district and a 8 tone or 8 field event. Details unreadable. presents no clear people places or actions to summarize reliably.
Fragmentary police report from Tacoma area incident
Fragmented OCR text shows police work in Tacoma with a dog chain and a moving figure near a house. Details are unreadable, but the item suggests a local police activity or crime incident with unclear actor and location specifics.
Pittsburgh mine walkout shocks 960 Idie mil community
A broken OCR fragment reports a 960 mile community struck by a mine incident in Pittsburgh area. Details are unclear but suggest a straight day event affecting workers and local industry. Further readable names or dates are not available in the text.
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