Rehearsals Open Here For Orchestra Festival
Rehearsals begin at Senior High School for the Pennsylvae School Music Association all state orchestra festival. More than one hundred students participate with guest conductor Bernard Mandelkorn of Mansfield State Teachers College. The event features district rounds leading to the all state concert and spring festival.
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Pennsylvaae School Music Association
Bernard Murdelkern
Mansfield State” Teachers' College
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Mundelkorn
Buffalo
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Buffalo Junior Symphony Orchestra
Mandelkorn
Tihaen College
Philadelphia
Chester County Choral Society
Curtis Institute of Music
Longwood
Jafons
Pierre 8. DuPont
Mandelbert
Surrette School
Concord
Mass
Juilliard Instiute
New York City
University of Pennsylvania
Matsfield State Teachers’ College
Mumisie Educators Clubs
Eastern Music Educators’ Conference
Boston
Ridgway to Add Another Patrolman
Ridgway council approved a measure to add one patrolman to the police department after Burgess J. H. Mast advocated an expanded force. The council cited an understaffed two-officer squad and long-standing discussions, with a 1942 budget set at 88,477 dollars, up from 56,920 dollars last year, awaiting final approval.
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Ridgway
Burgess J. H.mast
Gouncil
Soose manager claims foul tactics in Cleveland bout
Paul Moss Billy Soose’s manager says Soose was treated unfairly in the Cleveland fight with Jimmy Bivins. He accuses matchmaker Larry Atkins of acting as referee and commissioner at the weigh in, permitting Bivins to use fouls and rough tactics. Soose will not box again in Cleveland under Atkins or with Joe Sealey refereeing.
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Associated Press
Farrell
Billy Soose
Jimmy Bigins
Cleveland
Paul Moss
Soose
Larry Athins
Joe Sealey
Moss
Atkins
Bivins
Hivins
Itate
Sealey
War critique sparks bitter, nation-wide zeal at Jamestown
James town Jan 15 Joh H Wright longtime James town Telephone Co leader and former AAA president now an ardent New Dealer blasted the Administration for its war effort. He urged citizens to write Washington protesting war production sensitivity and demanded truth from national leaders replacing cautious figures with dynamic exponents to mobilize the country.
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Jamestown
Joh H. Wright
Jamestown Telephone Company
American Automobile Association
Robert H. Jackson
Washington
Mr Wright
Mx Wright
Evon Fisted
Traffic lines praised as fog safety factor in 1941
Harrisburg reports a Berks County motorist commended the Department of Highways for white lane lines. The letter notes lines improve safety during fog, guiding drivers with certainty. In 1941 the state painted over 12 000 miles of lines, using more than 100000 gallons of paint.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Berks County
Iniow
Painful Burns Relieved by San-Cura Ointment
Mrs Bessie Elia of Hawthorne New Jersey reports that San-Cura Ointment relieves pain in minor burns and aids healing. The testimonial notes use for burns, cuts and scratches with claims of reduced pain and faster recovery.
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Bessie Elia
Passaic Ave
Hawthorne
County urged to provide 5000 defense fund
Erie January 1 county commissioners were asked to include 5000 in the 192 budget for defense purposes though no state law allowed it yet. Local defense committee faces travel and installation costs and could be funded if a special session enacts enabling legislation. Governor Harris announced support for a joint session to authorize county defense spending led by Joseph Desmond Corry.
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Erie
Cownty
James
Harrisury
Joseph Desmond
Corry
Mass Lottery Trial Ends With Two Guilty Pleas
In Pittsburgh on January 15 the three day trial of 62 defendants charged with using malls to run an eight state lottery concluded with two pleading guilty. Joseph Bianco formerly of Pittsburgh and Kingston now New York and Charles Cellier formerly Cleveland now Miami admitted guilt. The judge delayed costs until total figures could be computed. The jury found insufficient evidence to convict the remaining 60 on joint enterprise charges. Nine others indicted last February had varied outcomes including two deaths and four guilty pleas.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Willy
Dodge
R. M. Gibson
Joseph Bianco
Kingston
New Yorks
Charles Cellier
Cleveland
Miami
Fish
Kenleney
Blatico
New York
Chibson
Roth
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Foresee Settlement Of Jamestown Strike
Fires burned and maintenance workers remained at Jamesown Veneers and Plywood as CIO Local 94 members entered day two of a strike. Union representative Joseph Proustman expressed confidence of an early settlement, noting no pronouncement from the company.
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San
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United Puritane Workers (Cio
Jamesown Venes & Plywood Corporion
Joseph
Proustman
Funeral services for Fred Cowden
Funeral services were held for Fred Cowden of West Washington Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at Bracken-Hating Funeral Chapel. Rev. Gilbert Boyd of the Presbyterian Church conducted the service. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included George Besson James Sullivan Harley Allen and Millard Da.
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Yelock
Finneral
West Wasning- Too Street
Gilbert &, Boyd
Presbyterian
Tttgh
Pine Grove
George Besson
James Sulllivan
Harley Allen
Millard
Chief Air Raid Warden to Speak at Corry Open House
Captain Harry F. Douglas, chief air raid warden of Erle county, will speak Thursday evening January 22 at the Corry Public Library. The event, part of Victory Book Week, invites the public to a civil defense presentation in the main library. The drive aims to gather 700 books for Corry, in good condition and for adults, as part of a nationwide sponsored program in over 500 cities.
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Harry F. Douglas
Erle Einty
Cony
Corry
Douglas
Presen
Majorie Aner Loday
Savings offer on M-W cleaner and stray notes
A garbled advert lists a discounted M-W cleaner promising labor savings and mentions a lost sack of slippers allegedly left by Santa. The oddly written copy touts small prices like 49 cents and hints at other items including a wall, vacuum appliances, and a “great wall” in an era with radio phonographs.
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Santa
County workers get pay raises in Erie area
In a county commission meeting on Wednesday, thirty nine county employees across the initiation district received annual increases of 900 dollars. The raises follow county policy guidelines and are part of ongoing wage adjustments approved for authorized staff.
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Meysory
Inutlialion
Sotley Fils
Enyslover
Hotal
Dell Favning
Enim
Mel Eontily
County raises payroll as hospital plans wage changes
The county payroll expands by 2940 to cover increases for county employes while a larger raise of 4612.08 is noted for another group. Officials discuss hospital advisory guidance and a proposed percent raise, with patients and staff impact under review.
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