DuBois Chief of Police Leaves City for Indiantown Gap
DuBois Pa February 21 The city lacked a police chief as Russell B Love left after 12 years to report at Indiantown Gap for the army training period. City officials consider delaying a permanent appointment amid ongoing Mack case litigation. Mack, ousted to make way for civil service postings, challenged the move. his civil court case was reversed and awaits appeal at the superior court in April.
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Yocung
Dubois
Olley
Russell B Love
Uesday
Indiantown Gap
Millie Vargney
Mack
Lawrence Mack
Bian
Two Erieites Held On Check Charges In Erie
Two Erie men and a third man, all facing charges for issuing fraudulent checks and possessing a firearm, were detained in Buffalo according to a teletype received by Acting Police Chief Richard Dunn. The suspects were identified as Harry Wogte, Melvin Holland, and Harry B. Perin, with Holland reportedly linked to a cafe near 13th and State streets.
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Erie
Buffalo
Richard Dundon
Harry Wogte
13Th
State Streets
Melvin Holland
East 24Th
National Defense No Bar to Trade Courses in Pa
Harrisburg reports the federal defense funding exceeding 3 million dollars for vocational education in Pennsylvania. Despite this, regular trade and industrial programs show no setback with enrollments ahead of last year. In 1939-40, 20,468 students prepared for 35 trades across 55 centers, aiming at useful employment. Additionally, 119 men from Jamestown area draft boards have been inducted since the Selective Service Act. 14 more from Board 52 are due to leave March 10.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Francis B. Haas
Istynelion
Jamestown
Muroh
Spring Creek Pupils To Present Program Thursday
Spring Creek notes list a patriotic program by township school pupils at Federated Church on Thursday February 27 with admission ten cents. Several local residents return from visits and trips, including relatives from Erie Corry and Warren, as they share news of travel, teaching, and military preparations.
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Mary Waite
Columbus
John Waite
Margaret Warner
Sheffield
Federated Church
Parente
Cecil Bates
Lester Bullard
Robert Damon
Indiantown
Mabel McCray
Phyllis
Joan
Thomas Forbes
John Watte
A. L. Mittgson
John McCray
Bred ‘Silthy
Raymond Sickler
Portner
William Crane
Pine Grove
Cemency Matsotoun
John McKay
Pittsfield
William McKettrick
Warren
Gil Bcolit
Harriette Donaldson
Davis Siekler
Patty Kefferlin
Plorence Waite
Esther Jean Mason
Violet Damon
Rebta Taylor
Zelda Taylor
Charmen Culver
Betty Jean Whiley
Joyce Miller
Doris Sickler
B.D. Mcielvey
Maxine Greeley
Thelma John
Colter Roach
Phyllis McCray
Altha Correll
Warren County & Scout Council
Nash Ambassador Sixes and Eights at Great Low Prices
An advertisement touts the Nash car lineup with a low price field and features like soft coil springs on all four wheels a Convertible Bed Weather Eye air system and twin ignition. It claims yearly gas and oil savings of 70 to 100 dollars and notes price reductions of 79 to 159 dollars versus last year urging readers to visit showrooms.
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Nash
Orives
Launch Campaign to Protect Pedestrians
The Pennsylvania motor police announce a campaign in Troop G district covering Jefferson, Oltion, Clearfield, Elk and McKean counties. Officers will stop and warn pedestrians waiting improperly on highways and arrest anyone hitchhiking while intoxicated under applicable law.
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Ringway
Feu
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Amnounees
Jefferson
Olation
Clearfield
Elo
McKead
Charles Thomas Dies Veteran Mocadville Merchant at Spencer Hospital
Charles Thomas, 67, a longtime Mocadville merchant, died last night at Spencer Hospital after a Sunday afternoon illness. He was one of the area’s oldest merchants, known for dainty sandwiches and cakes served to patrons at his store and bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Thomas
Mocadville
Spencer Hospital
Hatch to Strengthen Clean Politics
Senator Hatch discussed strengthening the Clean Politics law named for Maurice M. Milligan, special assistant to the attorney general. The grand jury probe into the 1940 election expenditures found no indictments and noted large sums spent. Milligan urged sweeping reforms to the corrupt practices act.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hatch
D-Nm
Maurice M. Milligan
Specia
Gener
Milligan
Mulligan
Desert tribes and national policy collide in reform drive
The government begins a campaign to reform Bedouin life in the Arab tribes, urging desert dwellers to renounce nomadic cattle herding. In Bardad state, travelers and pupils pursue literacy, learning English, reading, writing, and arithmetic amidst urban and rural education efforts.
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Chun
Nomaits Thirok
Bardad
Thor
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Church of the Naarene
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Spring Creek
PF. A. Stoddard
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OH. Clarke
Corry
Harry Snyder
James
Donald Strider
U. S. Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Erma Allen
Tidioute
Frank Stewart
Westport
Aero Supply Company
Gory
Frank Graft
Union City
Isa W- Donaldson
Frances Sheppert
Titusville
Clayton Damon
W. P. Sickier
Weber Brundage
Crawford Brimdage
Kenneth Whaley
North Warren
Charles Whaley
Elwyn Henton
John Brown
Verne Smith
W. P. Sickler
A.J. Aikens Motor Sales
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