Daub Likely to Announce Judge Candidacy in June GOP Primary
Erie dispatch reports District Attorney Burton R. Daub expected to declare as a Republican candidate for Common Pleas Court judge by June 19. Uncertainty swirls around Miles B. Kitts, Jacob Held, Morton Graham, and Owen Burns as other names circulate for the GOP ticket. The March 10 petition circulation date looms as clarity nears.
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Erie
Distriet
Burton R. Daub
Common Pleas Court
Hokel
Laub
Jacob Hele
Iself
Tam
Held
Lawl
Districk
Joseph Hurley
Mortimer E. Graham
GOP
Miles B. Kitts
Qwen M. Burns
Democratic Courtty Committee
Buns
Judge Kitts
ODT Seeks Transportation Deferment Lists
Earl J. Donor of the Office of Defense Transportation announced a new plan to defer transportation workers. Employers are asked to submit lists of key 18 to 29 year olds in order of indispensability, with those most essential first. No change affects men 30 and over.
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Earl J. Donor
Office of Defense Transportation
Agency For Transportation
ODT
Policyholders to Receive 85 Percent of Cash Surrender Value
Fidelity Assurance Association of West Virginia policyholders began receiving 85 percent of cash surrender value Tuesday as the firm, under receivership since 1947, plans payments of about 3.4 million to about 10,000 Pennsylvania holders. About 1,082 more in the state may claim if filed properly. Creditors in 14 other states will also get an 8 percent dividend. The Erie branch had served local policyholders and payments come from the home office in West Virginia.
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Fidelity Assurance Association of West
Virginia
T Ceivership
Pennsylvania
Paladelphia
Russians Isolating Nazis in Baltic Front Lines
Russians tightened position along the Baltic coast between Danzig and Stettin, hammering at Koeslin outskirts as Moscow reports over 100 communities seized in a four day sweep. Neustettin threatened with encirclement as thrusts from Gross Kütze, Gross Bort, Bublitz and surrounding areas push toward the Baltic.
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Stettin
Koeslin
Moscow
Arkossavaky
Fees
Baltic
Neustettin
Pomerania
Gross Kuecie
Gross Bort
Bublitz
Fello Rukocsovsky
Baldenbure Schlochau
Severe
Hammerstein
Waterford Soldier Wounded in Germany
Foot Waterford soldier sergeant Wayne Carter was seriously wounded in Germany. Parents Mr and Mrs Ray Carter received word from the War Department that his left foot had to be amputated and that he was improving. Carter enlisted September 15 1942 in the Army Reserve and was called to active duty in February 1942, training at Camp Wheeler Georgia.
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Water Funn Ell
Wayne Carter
Germany
Ray Carter
War Department
Set
Carter
Amy
Februaary
Camp Wheeler
Watch Your Exemptions And Save Money On Income Tax
Washington explains changes in dependency rules and tax exemptions for 194 income returns. It details who counts as a dependent, qualifies for surtax and normal tax exemptions, and provides a worked example showing how exemptions affect total tax. It notes people with dependents or spouses may reduce taxable income under new rules.
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Uy James
Marlow
Washington
Jin
Smith
Yaebineee
Ralph B States Killed In Action In European Theater
Ridgway reports Warrant Officer Ralph B States age 29 or 92? killed in action in the European theater. He had been missing at Fassembourg since December 20 and was serving with the Service Company of the 112th Infantry before departing Ridgway on February 22 1941. Born June 16 1912 he attended Ridgway Borough schools and Ridgway High School class of 1930. His father was employed at the PR, Rat Center street.
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Priong
Fom
Ringling Circus to Play in Erie This Summer
Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey’s big circus will perform in Erie through the summer. Al Butler, the circus agent, informed County Commissioner Dell Darling that Erie is one of two cities chosen for one day shows. The exact date will be announced later.
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Cen
Mroniger
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey
Big Circus
Erie
al Butler
Dell Darling
Two Rabid Dogs Reported in Jamestown Area
Two rabid dogs were seized in Jamestown as officials confirm rabies exposure. One wandered Cole Avenue near Allen Park, both were hospitalized for observation after testing showed rabies risk. State lab results support prior rabies positives from dogs picked up on Hunt Road and on Howard Street, with one death at Koenig Hospital and three more heads sent to the state lab for examination.
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Jamestown
Cole Avenue
Allen Park
City
Howard Street
Koenig Hospital
State Laboratory
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Kitts
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Waterford
America
Coca-Cola Company
Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Company
24Th and
State Street
Erie, Pa
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Coke
T.S. Kelsey
D.D
Ralph B. States
Ridgway
Luxembourg
The
Center
Siréei Crassine
Ringling Circus
Bracken-Keating Company
Golden Rule Foundation
Morticians
Dia
Penelec
Pennsylvania Electric Company
E. T. Cherry
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