Warren Warren Happenings and Price Moves In Town
City and Vicinity notes include P G soap four for 19c Heinz dill pickles 39c a dozen and tomato juice 25c. Warren changes barbershop and shave prices effective January 21 with rises from 80 to 85 cents and 25 to 36 cents respectively. Local items report a family disturbance cited with no arrests, postponements, hospital updates on injured Joseph Rodgers, and notes on fire, theft, and police activities across Warren and Titusville.
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Page ‘& Ferry
Warren
Princes
Imder
B. P. O. Ellis
Poller
West Church Street
Ant
Lyceum
Joseph Rodgers
Camp Howe
Teniile
Ue Warren Water Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Arthur M. Torrey
Bret Warren
Lister
Pons
Suring Hile
Ecoul
Guater Company
Jin
Western Europe
Journal
Tituevilles
South Fesnklin Street
Frans
East Brae
Titusville
Thited Wa Ualess Company
Ctiabl
Sinry
Howell Frank Clark
Galloway
White Teninie
Rocky Grove
Trier
Hevontonte
Western
Titusvi
Myron Huss
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ware
Warren County Ministerial Association
MCA
A Davidson
First Baptist Minister
Act
T. E. Colley
Tokyo Diet Postponed Report From The War Time Diet
New York Jan 20 The Ohk Information Service said a Tokyo radio report claimed Prime Minister Tojo is ill and that the Imperial Diet would recess until January 37 The broadcast was via Hitbin Manchuko station and relayed by the Federal Communications Commission The Diet has sat in New Year recess since December 27 and was to reconvene tomorrow The report notes the recess may be aimed at shaping foreign listeners and Tojo’s health in English broadcasts later.
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New York
Ome
Wer
Tokyo
Fremisr Hideki Tojo
Federal Communication’ Commission
OWT
Tojo
Tb Waa
Tuj
Aly i Hee
Twin Sisters Ensigns in Navy Story Misspelled Names
Twin sisters Sehair and Mildred Geisenhainer, daughters of Mrs. John Hedlund, left for Philadelphia Navy hospital to begin duty as commissioned ensigns after nursing training. The Geisenhauser family and relatives are noted, including a cousin joining FBI in Washington and other alumni achievements.
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Ihl
Sehair
John Hedlund
Mises Mildred
Margaret Geisenhainer
Weal
9Th Street
Philadelpha Navel Hospital
Navy
Lankenau Hospite
Piladelphia
Strong, Vincent
Leh Semool
List Wee
Doun Seiya
Carl B. Sehnur
Lincoln Averiue
Bnelgns Geissenhaunst
Washington, D.C
Lake
FBI
Miss. Schnuch
Strong Vincent High School
Bankeneu Hospital de Philadelpha
Maeteus Geissenhaler
Migs Schuur
George H. Schuur
Gince Luthérsiy Church
Pitteburet
War effort drives 25 percent typewriter donation
Eric D. Lane of the War Production Board toured Corry urging local industries to donate 25 percent of their typewriters for wartime use. Corry Public Schools have met their quota, while Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Co. leads big plants in the drive. The Erie district, covering nine counties, aims for 1669 machines with allowances above 1941 trade-in values.
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Thei
Eric D. Lane
War Production Board
Erie
Corry
Washington
Lane
Wuner
Bradford
Kane Cony
Meadville
Titus Ville
Pramklin
Ridgway
Ci City
Warren
Carry
Russians Storming Through Ukraine In War Update
Soviet forces push to Kharkov and Kamensk, closing on Rostov as Voronezh and Velikiye Luki operations tighten the ring. Moscow reports relief convoys reaching Leningrad while German radio concedes gains in the western Caucasus.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Kharkov
Ukraine
Oly
Kamensk
Gol
Nikolai Vauntin
Middle Don
Tie Donets
Rostov
Velikie Luki
Caucasus
Rivsign
Petrovskop
Armavie
Malkopol Aeids
Black Sea
Causus
Dutch crown princess bears third daughter in Ottawa
Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands gives birth to a seven pound fourteen ounce daughter in a four room hospital suite declared extraterritorial by Canada. Prince Bernhard says the baby looks splendid. Beatrix Irene and the unborn heir figure in the line of succession.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Jiliana
Netherlands
Canada
Holland
Royal House of Orange
North America
Prince Bernhard
London
Wilhelmina
Ganndld
Beatrix
Irene
46 Cases Listed for February Term of Court
Brie reports 46 cases on the February term grand jury list. Included are an involuntary manslaughter charge against Mrs Elma Henstermacher in connection with the death of her legitimate baby and an automobile theft count against Walter Walker after a chase ending on Qist and Parade street. Indictments will be tried the week of February 1. Detainers may be placed on others already serving prison terms.
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Brie
Elma Henstermacher
Groud
Leroy Search
Alsc
Walter Walker
Qist
Parade Street
Joseph Danzherty
Harry Fleming
Waterford
Botte
Pittsburgh
Physician Manuel Frankel Convicted in Tax Case
Dr Manuel Frankel 5 of Mount Bethel PI was found guilty in federal court on a charge of underpaying 36000 in income taxes for 1928 to 1932. He pleaded guilty yesterday and faces sentencing February 15.
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New York
Manuel Frankel
Mount Bethel
West Side murder shocks city as teen found slain
Police say 19 year old Martha Punt was found dead in a blood soaked bed in a West Side apartment. A hammer found near the bed is believed to have been used in the killing after the girl reported she had been raped and slain.
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Tylée
Ariine
DuBois
Erie Railroad
Tosier Avenue
Sylvester Lines
Nhard
Raul Gan¢elman
Spain
Trinidad
Jim
Spartangburg
Corry Hospital
Ried Cross Home
United Brethren In Christ Eturch
Floyd Jonson
Red Cross
Ploak St Macesbee Hall
Dr. Townsend
NEW Xukk
West Side
Martha Punt
Madge Bellamy fires shots at former lover in San Francisco
San Francisco January report describes silent film star Madge Bellamy admitting to firing three shots at A. Stanwood Murphy, a lumber executive she dated for years, after learning he wed June Alnis. She waited at Murphy’s club, fired near his car, then surrendered. Murphy and Bellamy had met five years earlier in Palm Springs and planned marriage previously.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Madge Bellamy
Swinly
Pacific Union Club
Nob Hill
Frank Levey
A. Stanwoot Murphy
Vears
Watress
Murphy
June Alnis
New York
Baltimore
Lacey
Miss Bellamy
Wes
City
Margaret Philpot
Jake Ehrlich
Palm Springs
Rock slides threaten closure on Constitution Boulevard
Alquippa Pennsylvania residents faced renewed rock slide threats as the State Highway Department reopened the closure of Constitution Boulevard after December 23's deadly bus crash that killed two. The danger risks further traffic disruption and possible injuries.
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Aliquippa
Constitution Boulevard
State Highway Department
Eneingers
Strike Hits Bellehem Steel Plant in Lackawanna
About 1,800 workers at Bellehem Steel Company's Lackawanna plant did not report to work as a five day strike by 400 electrical maintenance employees began. Official said the walkout began January 20 and spread in sympathy.
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Lackawanna Lackawanna
Bellehem Steel Company
Lackawanna
CTO
Fragmented 1875 Notice Mentions New Orleans and Coffee
A damaged OCR note from 1875 references New Orleans and coffee tied to a metro area. It mentions children and a younger state context, but details are unclear due to text decay. The item likely records a public notice or casual event with local implications.
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Rinso Pie
Sauer Kraut
Wis
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Toa
Bataan
Corregidor
Africa
Russia
China
United Nations
Wetton
Theo P. Williams
A.M. Litz Shoe Repair
ASK Industries
Juliana
Orra Foust aunDe
the National Bank OF Corry
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Edgerton
Eelote
Clothiers
Bernstein Bros
North Center ST
Craft Board
Saints
Minous
Greer Isla
Younee
Swall
New Orlea
Metro
United State
Childre
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