Canadian Mounties Still Active In Northwest
Territorial dispatch profiles the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Yukon missions. It notes diverse duties from rail and road inspections to dog team transport, tax collection, and enforcement of provincial laws for miners and settlers, highlighting independence from local policy and long five-year terms.
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Sam Jackson
Whitehorse
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al Ailen
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Pa Relief Rolls Slashed In Two Over Past Year
The Pennsylvania relief program shows a sharp decline in general assistance cases over the past 12 months. About 30,500 cases remain active with roughly 4,000 deemed unemployable. total aid distributed nears $168,440 for the week, including $165,261 in grants and $2,169 in milk orders. The report notes significant private employment shifts, wartime transfers, and broader economic effects on aid and welfare rolls.
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United States Employment Service
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General Assissane
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Corry Evening Journal public notices and rates
Public notices from Corry Pennsylvania dated Monday January 4, 1640 outline exclusive rights of the Corry Evening Journal to publish content and local notices. The notice lists mailing rates: $6.00 per year by mail, 300 per year in advance in restricted territory, carrier price three cents per copy, eighteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available upon application.
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Titusville Sailor Killed In Action
A Titusville sailor is reported killed in action in the Navy. The deceased, Theodore J Haaser, served as a petty officer first class and was among three sons noted in the family. The mother, Mes Willan Suagen, received confirmation from the War Department on Sunday morning.
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Navy
Haase
Theodore J | Haaser
Neri Drake
Mes Willan Suagen
Nortly East
Lhe Way
Princis Hansey
Fis
Franely Ypans
Pannnsa
Wanted-Miscellaneous 3 WANTED-Couple to occupy apartment in Elgin
Wanted misc. notice says a couple is sought to occupy an Elgin apartment rent free. Names Noel Hiren and Thiquire listed at parsonage.
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Noel Hiren
Thiquire
Ota Livestock
Johm Wenton
Rationing and wartime duties urged for Americans
A column exhorts readers to embrace tighter wartime rationing to aid allies, preserve decency, and support victory, contrasting American restraint with British experience. It highlights automobile use, fuel waste, and the need to keep cars usable for emergencies, then shifts to a note on epidemics as smallpox breaks out among Amish communities in Pennsylvania and Ohio and vaccination is urged.
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Iwan
Sitlon
Forbes
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Fegatiure
Fred Shiuss
Sheen
Ating
Mark Smith
Charles Shuss
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Ohio
Philadelphia
Mone
Faulkner sells Columbus general store to Hall and Frank Faulkner
G W Faulkner of Columbus sells his general store to James Hall and Frank Faulkner. An 8 pound son Robert Frank born to Mr and Mrs G H Betts at 234 East Main Street. Twenty years ago scores of courses offered in engineering and shopcraft will be available to train young men through steps by the Chamber of Commerce with local schools.
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Columbus
James [. Hall
Frank Faulkner
Dawaryard
G. H Betts
East Main Street
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Chamber of Commerce
Camillio Brossman injured at Olean shop incident
Camillio Brossman of Corry 27 was found with four gashes in his throat requiring stitches at Olean Federal Hospital after being discovered in a pool of blood at the Pennsylvania Railroad shops. The board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce tentatively supports forming a committee to study establishing a community gymnasium this coming summer. December snowfall in Costy nearly doubled November at 18.1 inches, with 369 meetings reported in Costy’s municipal building in 1922. Foster di Kelsey and Helen Jones wed January 2 at Mayville Church, served by Rev. Whippo.
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Helen Jones
Orly Jones
Worth Street
Mayville, N
Whippo
Daily Dozen From Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Mechanized war emphasis on soldier feet and footwear during training. Proper foot hygiene includes clean socks and nails, with constant supervision. Foot health is essential for locomotion and performance in strenuous military routines.
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Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
OPA Announces Important Rationing Dates
The Office of Price Administration lists key rationing dates for January and February. Coupon No 28 becomes valid for coffee, sugar registration ends January 31, No 10 covers three pounds sugar, No 3 fuel coupons valid into February, D rations begin February 1, DDT certificates required, tire inspections due, and War Ration Book 1 and Book No 1 usage updated.
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Office of Price Administration
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Former Jamestown Resident 15 Killed in Accident
Relatives report John Maddox aged between 60 and 85, not from Jamestown, killed in an accident with funeral services held Saturday. Survived by wife Molle Maddox, son Clifford Maddox, daughter Manning Sigulan of Frank, brothers Willie and Charles Maddox of Jamestown, sisters Mrs George Loveless and Mrs Alten Smith of Hollisterville Pay, an aunt Maude Stevens, and numerous nephews and nieces. He was a painter in Jamestown for about 45 years.
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John Maddox
Maddox
Molle Maddox
Dlifford Maddox
Manning Sigulan
Frank
Willie
Charles Maddox
George Loveless
Missing Olean youth Donald Sutton a Navy sailor
Family reports Donald Sutton, third classSeaman, one of ten Sutton brothers in military service, last heard from Oct 18. He joined the Navy Dec 20 1940, trained at Newport and San Diego, served in the Pacific during Pearl Harbor era. Siblings include Cabtain Docks ton in the Army, Richard Sutton in the Pacific, and Harold Sutton in Alameda.
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Aelion
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Cablain Docks Ton
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Richard Sutton
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Harold Sutton
Alameda
Cal
No Inquest Into Death Of Erie Rail Worker
Erie January 4 no inquest will be held into the death of Berading Campagna 52 of 4th West 28th Street Newark section of the Nickel Plate Railroad who was killed Thursday afternoon when struck by freight cars on a siding at 19th and Cascade Streets Deputy Coroner Frank St George issued a verdict of accidental death saying Campagna’s attention was drawn by a passing New York Central train to the north of the Nickel Plate locks moments before the cars being moved by a switch engine struck him
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T Mt
Japs Ployed to Capture President and Pressure on Pearl Harbor
The article discusses Japanese efforts to pressure the United States over the High Seas conference and a warning from Grew. It quotes Senator Connally accusing the State Department of failing to inform the Army and Navy about the warning, suggesting negligence regarding security in Hawaii during the Pearl Harbor era.
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U S Troops Hold Axis Tactics in North Africa Fight
American forces repelled Axis attacks near Tunis as air and ground operations continued. Allied bombers pounded St. Nazaire while German retaliation struck at Full on the east coast. Rommel’s troops were reported digging in west of the Wad Zem Zem area.
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Markets Stock Buffalo Livestock and Pittsburgh Produce News
Buffalo market reports show strong activity with hogs at 190 230 and calves steady. cattle weighed 1200 1225 for cows and 1750 average for steers. Sheep demand high with lambs 16.25 to 18.05 and ewes 8.60, while Pittsburgh Produce lists steady apple prices, potatoes and russets with mixed fruit bids. NY egg quotes show firm prices with mixed color and weight grades.
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