State Hospital Exonerated In Warren Probe
Warren Jai 19 A full investigation by Warren and Jefferson officials found no violence contributing to the death of John Favorite a patient at the local institution who died last Saturday. He was admitted from Sykesville in March 1643. Autopsy by Dr Beyer concluded death resulted from acute dilatation of the heart exhaustion due to dementia and catatonic state and nothing violent was done to the man.
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Warren
Jai
Jefferson
John Favorite
Favorite
Sykesville
Catlea
J. H. Goldstein
Ed Lowrey
Jefferson County
Beyer
County Infantile Paralysis 45 Campaign Is Launched
The Erie County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis launched its 1945 campaign at a YMCA dinner meeting with officials from Zem Zen Hospital, the Crippled Children's Society and the Visiting Nurses Association present. Treasurer Al Hantieh reported 7.50548 expended on medical care and equipment. County directors named include Harrison Rogers, J Fred Kinley, Jamies Brakeman, John Borland, Andrew Siepp, Ross Rick, John Cunningham, Lawrence Park, and Harry Leahy. The drive will enlist county schools, social groups and athletes, with a March of Dimes dance planned in Edinboro by the 29 Club on January 2? and other events. Contributions from Jane R. Hillstrom and A. Seldi were noted.
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L— Witt Tan Gay
Harrison Rogers
Albion
Fred Kinley
Cory
Jamies Brakeman
Union City
John Borland
Wdkshoro
Andrew Siepp
North East
Ross Rick
Girard
John Cunningham
Lawrence Pairk
Harry Leahey
Wesleyville
Edinboro
29 Club
Jane R. Hillstrom
Corry
A. Seldil
Alao
Treasur
Waterford men win big verdict in auto crash case
In Werle County court, John M Lynch and his son William G Lynch were awarded damages after Edith B Lynch died in a 1944 accident at Pedel and Cherry streets. John M Lynch received 1838.35 for his own loss, 2500 as administrator of Edith Lynch’s estate, and William G Lynch was granted 960 for damages to the car.
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Erie
John M. Lynch
Waterford
William G. Lynch
Werle
Iin
Anit
Frank P. Letterman
Poplar Street
Edith B. Lynch
Pedel
Cherry Streets
Gwn
Federal tax limit proposal sparks debate across states
Forty two of forty eight state regulat ures are in regular session as they consider a 25 percent cap on federal taxes. Proponents say it would curb extravagance and protect prosperity, while opponents warn it could delay war mobilization and worsen deficits. Debate covers method of approval by states, possible convention, and effects on income groups.
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Legislatutes
Wyoming
Michigan
Mississinpi
Rhode Island
Towa
Maine
Massachusetts
Ala- Bama
Arkansas
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
New Hampshire
Pennsylvat
Wisconsin
Kentucky
New Jersey
Ken- Hey Jegislature
American Taxpayers Association
Pope
Unclear text fragment on committee votes and acts
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a discussion of a sales committee and un American activity allegations. Vague references to commissions and provincial questions appear, but readable specifics or outcomes are not present.
Page Six Quiz Challenge Questions For Readers
A garbled quiz asks seven air questions including Roosevelt signing or vetoing a 1945 social security tax bill and the oldest mechanical timekeeper. It also includes a passage on congressional committee reform and a correction of a typographical line.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
United Nations
South America
U. S
Earth
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal Files
A January 19 1925 entry recalls Tony Rewelle’s car strike by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at Washington street crossing. A near total solar eclipse is predicted for the area near Dunkirk with weather permitting. Police seek clues in the East Main street filling station holdup, the bandit’s third visit that evening. William J Devereaux buys Stockton's Central Market on East Washington street. he plans to offer top grade meat. Mid year exams begin in city public schools delayed two days due to Christmas mail. Outplayed throughout the game.
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Tony Rewelle
Ily Ford Tick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Street
East Main Street
Brown and Mead
Evenng
Brown
William J. Devereaux
St. Marys
Stockton
Central Market
East Washington Street
Devéreaux
Coal Famine Blamed On OPA Truck Rates
Erie January report cites coal shortage in hundreds of homes blamed on OPA truck rates and delivery gaps. Robert Blair of emergency committee says dealers have stock, but independent haulers refuse some routes, risking service as coal dealers struggle to meet schedules.
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Erie
Janis
Robert A. Blair
Blair
DAILY DOZEN On medical progress in the United States
The article extols modern medicine in the United States noting longer life expectancy from 42 to 85 years and higher quality care. It highlights precise diagnosis, bacterial studies, prevention of scurvy and pellagra, endocrine discoveries, safer childbirth through prenatal care, and sanitation and immunization efforts. Public health and private practice cooperation drives these advances.
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United States
Sage
Silent on reasons for 1912 disappearance in 33 years
Walter Robinson of Silver Creek New York vanished in 1912 while serving as a game warden. A North Carolina man identified as the missing person declines comment. Sheriff says the case remains unresolved with family letters supporting the identification.
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Silver Creek
North Carolina
Clarendon
N. G
Walter ©. Robinson
N. Y
Columbus County
Stanley
New York
New York State
Erie
Chatauqua
Robinson
Six Escaped German POWs At Large After Shaw Field Escape
Washington police were alerted after six German prisoners of war escaped Shaw Field Sumter last night. The Six reportedly armed with two loaded shotguns used an ambulance to Sunerton and stole a car. Last seen heading toward Charleston.
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Washington
Shaw Field
Sumter
Sun
Rerton, S
Charles~ Ton
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