Police cite eight motorists on pressure driving violation
Police cited eight motorists for possible violation of vehicle pressure driving on Wayne Street Sunday afternoon. Two men, Paul Chase and Russell Goodwill, were arraigned after a fight on Main Street. both refused to stop and were jailed. Brig Harris of the Salvation Army Western Pennsylvania district was named head of the Eastern Officers Training College in New York City, to leave Pittsburgh in February. The War Production Board halted 19 airport projects but allowed limited work in certain areas. A plan to cut auto license fees to 10 dollars and repeal part of the gasoline tax was proposed by the Automobile Club of Pittsburgh. Snowball incidents damaged a neon sign on West Main. Police aided in locating Le Roy Espy, missing resident, later returned home.
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Hahme Board
Auto‘mobileg
Weal
Wayne Street
T. Pugmire
William G. Harrie
Salvation For
Western Pennsylvania
Eastern Officers’ Training College
New York City
New York
Pittsburgh
Harris
Corry
Toca Salvation Army Corps
War Production Board
Allen
Pennsylvania
Automobile Club of Pittsburgh
Three-Year Terms Handed Down for Arson and Related Offenses
Ridgway July 18 January term of the county court concluded Saturday morning with sentences by Judge Henry Hinple. Wilfred Len of St. Marys pleaded guilty to malicious mischief and theft charges and was fined. John Donaldson of Jay township convicted of arson received a sentence of not less than three nor more than seven years in the Western Penitentiary plus a $1 fine. Krieg of St. Marys, cited for operating a motor vehicle with suspended license, faced further examination for U S Army induction. Maurer of Jersey given $100 fine and four years probation with supervision by W. G. Adam. Gyone of Ridgway found guilty of furnishing liquor to an intoxicated person. fined $100 plus costs. Hazlett, O’Connor, and Garity Jr. of Ridgway, aged 18, 17 and 18, charged with gasoline larceny. all placed on probation with Garity supervised by E W Cuthbert and Howlett and O’Connor by W G Adam.
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Ridgway
Henry Hinple
Wilfred Lene
St. Marys
John Donaldson
Jay Township
Desame Krieg
Sir Marys
Krieg i
U. S. Army
Erie
Maurer
Ersey
W. G. Adam
John Gyone
Rideway
Robert, Hazlett
Robert O'Connor
Lester Garity, Jr
Garlty
E.W. Cuthbert
Howlett and O'Conndr
Army Deserter Nabbed After Three Years on Run
Edward Charles Grennell of Port Allegany was captured Friday by city police and delivered to Kane where military police from Pittsburgh took custody. He had been listed as a deserter from the Army for nearly two years. Corporal R. J. Hineman of the Smethport substation aided in bringing him to Kane on the request of military police. Grennell was turned over to Corporal N. A. Motekak of Pittsburgh the same night.
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JBM
Edward Charles Grennell
Port Allegany
Ate Motor Police
Kane
Pittsburgh
Grennell
Corporsl
R. J. Hineman
Smethport
Grenhell
N. A. Motehiak
Baugher Undergoes Third Major Operation
Erie January 18 Clifford G. Baugher of 3108 Maple Street, former state treasurer, is recovering at St. Vincent's Hospital from a serious operation performed last week by Drs. Maxwell Lick and J. W. Schilling. It is his third major operation in two years, and surgeons are confident of eventual recovery as of Saturday when his condition was much improved.
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Baugher
Erie
Clifford G.y Baugher
Mapie Street
Eprty
St. Vincent's Hospital
Arfulhey
Bradford war worker given 10 to 20 years for wife slaying
Frank E Heffner a Bradford war worker was convicted of second degree murder for shooting his wife during an October 8 argument. Judge Charles G Hubbart sentenced him to 10 to 20 years. District Attorney Claude Stattuck had requested the electric chair.
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Smglhfonl
Van
Frank E. Heffner
Bradford
Fater
Vent
Charles G. Hubbart
Claude Stattuck
Heffner
Shortage Of Hides Will Curtail Several Tanneries
Town hall inquiry reveals D B Taggart of J W A P Howard Co says few foreign hides are used and supply is fair. Reports from United States Leather Co Wilcox show several departments suspended as hides run out. layoffs possible by Monday totaling around thirty. Other tanneries in Aidgway Coudersport Salamanca face impact while Curtis Leather Ludlow notes only domestic hides cushion effects. Keystone Tanning in Coudersport warns of near shutdown as South American ship sinkings tighten market and delays persist.
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D. B. Taggart
J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
Townal Today
South America
Kane
United States Leather Company
Wilcox
U. S
Aidgway
Coudersport
Salanmanca
ML. Jewett Tanning Company
Curtis Leather Company
Ludlow
Nng
Keystone
C. A Kellam
Mr. Kellameld
von Sevines
Iuides
Paulson Joins Detroit Free Press Staff
Richard Paulson former sports editor of the Corry Journal has joined the Detroit Free Press staff in Detroit Michigan. He will discuss his work at the Erie Daily Times next week and move to Detroit with his wife and son William as soon as living quarters are arranged.
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Rachard Paulson
The
Corry Journal
Erie Daily Times
Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Mich
Paulson
Times
Wins. Poulson and
William
Soo
Mrs Melvina Capwell Rites Amid Sherman Death
Mrs Melvina Capwell, former resident of this city, died Saturday at her daughter Mrs William Boerst's home in Sherman. Death occurred at 11:00 AM. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 1:00 PM at Terl Hagen funeral home Findley Lake. Interment to follow at Pine Grove Cemetery at 2:00 PM.
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Sui Ouveraie Caymen Mel UE
L. Drake
I Ner
William Boerst
Sherman
Terl Hagen
Findley Lake
Pine Grove
Marine Corps OT Program opens to college graduates
Buffalo January 18 The Marine Corps Training aid Recruiting Station announces a limited Officers Training Program. Captain Samuel Bonnell says qualified men with college or business experience and civilian work after college may be inducted for immediate active duty before February 1 1948. Applicants must submit college credits and evidence of business experience and employment dates.
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Buffalo
Marine Corps Trieattion Aid
Staton
Cailew
Samuel Bonnell
Coler
Mangled Under Train at Erie Ends Life of Yardman
Erie on Friday afternoon Martin L. Jackson 82 assistant signal man New York Central Railroad was killed when struck by an eastbound passenger train and hurled 70 feet into a freight car. Investigators said he attempted to escape between high speed tracks as the approach of the passenger was noted. He leaves a wife Edna. Funeral services will be held Monday at Trappinger funeral home Westfield North Carolina.
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Falkenstein
Jackson
St. George
Lees
Edna
Trappinger Feral Home
Westfield
N.C
Protests Planned Over Jamestown Transport Service Cuts
Jamestown transportation officials announce protests to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Public Service Commission against canceling common carrier services into or from Jamestown without investigation. The move follows recent suspensions by Keeshin Motor Express and Red Star Express Lines on January 1.
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Jamestown
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Service Commission
Transportation Committee
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce
George J. Hilliard
Transportation Department
The
Chamber
Astron
Tramsportation Committee
Keeshin Motor Express Company
Toei
Similag
Red Star Express Lines
Cottage Demolished In Mapledale Crash
Cottage owned by Janes Mason was badly damaged when a jackknifed truck struck it Saturday at Mapledale. Property damage estimated at 600. The Mahoning Express Company tractor, part of its equipment, sustained 1,600 in damage. James W. Scott, 27, of Youngstown, was treated for shoulder and chest injuries after a motorist failed to yield and moved into a brick area trailer carrying 12½ tons of sheet. The incident involved Boureville Cooperage Co shipments from Youngstown.
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Franklin
Vos
Janes Mason
Mapledale
Mahoning Express Company
Avivet
James W. Scott
Youngstown
Isie Sungay
Boureville Cooperage Co
Miner’s Close Escape in Related Explosion
In Claamon Pennsylvania on January 14 Banks Tseman narrowly escaped after a delayed blast in Mechanicsville. Tseman and Richard Kahle set five charges and, believing they had all gone off, Tseman reentered the mine just as the final charge released. Doctors warned of possible eye complications but sight should be preserved.
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Claamon
Banks Tseman
Mechanicsville
Iseman
Richard Kahle
Seman
Youngsville Boy Dies in Florida Plane Crash
Dispatches from Tallahassee report two Youngsville youths among army officers killed in Florida crashes. Lieut Harvey T. Davly of Cony and Lieut Andrew Thomas Sevok, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Sevok of Youngsville, died near Cross City and Midway respectively. Sevok, 24, parachuted from his plane. Davly had just earned his wings a month earlier. Both crews were training in the army, with Sevok returning to Youngsville for burial arrangements.
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Tallanassee
Pla
Harvey T. Davly
Cony
Andrew Thomas Sevok
Andrew Andrew Sevok
Youngsville
Brokenstraw Township
Davis
Cross City
Fla
Hearly
Mev
B. Burney Davis
Main Street
Jamestown
Lear
Bevok
Midway
Tallahassee
Warren County
Tigr ‘School
Clarion State
Moria
Hall
Towers
RAF Raids Hit Berlin in Heavy Night Assault Reports
NBC's Stanley Richardson describes Berlin under a massive bombing, with flames engulfing blocks and the heart of the city struck hard. Berlin radio cites high casualties and a near total destruction of the Deutschland Halle near the Olympic stadium, as German raids on London fail to match previous fury and losses exceed ten to sixty aircraft.
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Gonusuen
Stanley Richardson
NBC
Berlin
Uttle
Deutschland Halle
Olympic Stadium
London
Enghiu
Five parachute safely from blazing bomber near Texas line
Five crew members survived a two engine bomber crash near Tenshy Texas after engine trouble at Barksdale Field. Names listed include Donald W Kalvenberger 29 aerial engineer son of Christ Kalverberger Route 2 Mt Corvallia Second Lieutenant Roney J McCalster co pilot and Ryan C Rindler 92 aerial gunner from Hooverville Pa with one member killed and others injured.
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Kenedh
Texas
Barksdale
Tenshy
Tex
Louisiana State Line
Barksdale Field
Donald W. Kalvenberger
Christ Kalverberger
Mt. Corvall
Condition of shooting victim much improved Franklin
Emmett E Fry Jr, 35, a shooting victim from a berserk assault at the Geneve ordnance plant, showed marked improvement. He has been on oxygen for four days and asked for humorous papers and joke books, with his physician reporting better condition after a difficult 36 hours.
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Franklin
Emmett £. Fry, Jr
Geneve
Fry
Carl Neely
Hendersonville Road
G. C. McCandlers
Pry
Dan
Wes
Milk returns cut nine cents for December deliveries
Milk provers of Corry and viK city will receive $291,4 hundred for milk delivered to the Daymen's League during December. The price is a nine cent decline from November. About 54,887 dairy farmers in six New York milk shed will collect for 404,052,169 pounds of milk. Dr. Charles J. Blanford, administrator, said December deliveries yield a farm value of $19,724,501.74, up 5.45 percent from December 1941, with the total pool value at $13,714,502.74, higher than the 1941, 1940 pools, and December fat content contributing $634,926.35 plus $218,109.80 in location sums. December marks the eleventh straight month fat dairy consumption in the metropolitan area exceeded the prior year, rising 1033 percent.
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Corry
Vik City
Daymen's League
New York
Charles J. Blanford
Blanford
Metro
SANCURA Hemorrhoid Relief Ad Claims Soothing Aid
An antiseptic ad promotes SANCURA products for hemorrhoids and minor sores. It touts a satin smooth body soothing irritation and mentions SANCURA Ointment and SANCURA Soap with prices 45 and 25 cents. Also claims usefulness for minor sores and institutions.
Fragmented OCR notes on 1898 Pennsylvanian event
Fragmentary text references 1898 events in Pennsylvania with scattered names, times, and places. Mentions include a ceremony prayer, Capitol building, 1,800 attendees, and Maxey at 12:08 PM. Text is garbled and difficult to interpret but hints at a formal observance linked to war wealth and liberty themes.
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Pennsylv
Arthur Fi Ji
Walute
Political shifts and bids emerge in Senate race report
Scattered phrases indicate party competition and official positions changing hands. Mentions of Bell Maxey Artin Edwards Governor candidates, a Republican Justice, and congressional activity suggest a turbulent period with officials and electors in flux. The fragmentary text notes potential upsets and interim moves amid ongoing national party maneuvering.
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Spain
Bel
Senate
Maxey
Bell
U. S. Bears
James
We Martin
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Roy Espy
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Robert Marvin Thompson
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BOF Company
Sineposer
County Democrat
Howard Tannery
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Dick Paulson
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Scott Towels
Jersey
Aise
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New York Central
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