Man Identified in Erie Assaults Detained in Jail
Leo Driscoll, 41, arrested Wednesday night, identified by residents as the assailant in two Erie women attacks. Mrs. Remley Grignol and Miss Vern Erbau gh report assaults near 18th and Bed streets and 15th and Center. Despite some denials, authorities prepare charges and continue investigations to determine if more victims exist.
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Erie
Dan
Leo Driscoll
William Donahue
Oll
Remley Grignol
Ula East 18Th Street
Iain Roy H
George Barber
Carl Madlehner
Pa- Ray
May McCall
Driscolls
Scoll
Miss Vernerbaugh
Center B
Kaneborough board posts 1945 budget study
Kaneborough officials report an 1945 budget of about $81,324 to $81,284 pending adoption at February meetings. The plan includes a one mill tax decrease funded by a clearing fund for Postwar street improvements and park projects, with added allocations for the police department and recreation sites.
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ANE
Kaneborough Oll
Poplar Street
Officials operate in brownout amid orders and notices
The article describes officials issuing a formal notice to restore electric service only by authority, with consumers directed to the district office for terms of the brownout. It mentions a government action affecting coal usage and a target related to coal tonnage and the military context.
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Ier
Fire destroys double frame house injuring family and firemen
A Pittsburgh fire trapped Gilbert S. Moyer Jr and left his parents Gilbert Sr and Mabel in South Side Hospital after a blaze engulfed a two story frame dwelling. Fireman Howard Streb Martin Westman and Charles Gels were hurt when a chimney collapsed.
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Pittsemen
Van
Gilbert S. Moyer
Gilbert Moyer
Mabel
South Side Hospital
Howard Streb
Martin Westman
Charles Gels
Engins Company No
DuBois merchant wins $2,800 water overcharge judgment
In Clearfield County Judge F Cortez Bell awarded Worth Jones, a DuBois merchant, 9200 plus interest for years of water service overcharges caused by misread invoices. The city admitted the error but argued only part was recoverable due to the statute of limitations. City solicitor John J Pent said an appeal may follow.
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Clearfield
F. Cortez Bell
Worth Jones
DuBois
Jones
John. J. Pent
Miles Kitts Jr Wounded in Action in Europe
Pvt. Miles B. Kitts Jr of 22 East 21st Street, Erie, was wounded in the German breakthrough in the Belgian bulge while serving in a tank corps. He recently arrived in the United States from an England hospital, via a telephone message to his mother in Oneida, N. Y. He was among the first wounded in the great battle and is now at an army hospital on the eastern seaboard awaiting transfer near his home.
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Erik, van
von Rundstedt
Bulge
Pvt
Miles B. Kitts, Jr
East 21St Street
England
Miles B. Kitts
Oneida
Erie
Germany
Robbers Hold Up Empty Mail Truck At Clearfield
Osceola Mills police report a gang en route to Altoona used a revolver to divert Ralph Caruso’s empty mail truck after tailing it near Tyrone. The pair took $10 from Caruso while two men in a sedan shadowed the trucks. state police and possibly federal authorities join the investigation.
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Clearfield
Osceola Mills
Padan
Bunk
Ralph Caruso
Frank Prestipino
Chester Hill
Altoona
D. Mail
Tyrone Iuminumn
Caruso
Geraldine Caruso
Ralph
Limés
Hallidayston
Wuhalilies
Wage bonus approved for Sharon steel mill workers
The Rational War Labor Board conditionally approved a bonus plan for about 600 Sharon Steel mill employees in Sharon Pennsylvania. The plan grants 20.6 percent for 9 inch mill workers 1.2 percent for 9 inch mill workers and 13.2 percent for 1 1/4 inch mill workers with previous bonuses at 87 4.9 and 68 percent. The RWLB will review the plan in 90 days and the effective date is June 26 1945.
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Philadelphia
Rational War Labor Board Yesteray
Sharon Steel Corlant
Sharon
CTO- United Steelworkers of America
Jamestown Merchant Stricken In His Store
Jamestown merchant Fred Danielsen age 63, proprietor of Danielsen-Aisie House, suffered a heart attack in his music store. Firemen and the city ambulance responded with resuscitation efforts but hospital reports gave no definite condition. Special lighting devices were noted for inspecting gun bores and lenses.
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Jamestown
James
Own
Jay
Fred Daniielson
Danielsen Atsie House
Arstald
Music
Danielson
City Ambulance
AFL Wins Western Union Elections Across Nation
The American Federation of Labor won the bargaining elections among Western Union employees nationwide, excluding Greater New York City. In the New York metro area the CIO American Communications Association led U S employees by no more than a two to one margin.
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A. F. OF L
Associated Pret
Washington
American Federation of Labor
New York
New York City
Long Island
Bayonne
Union City
Jersey City
Hoboken
Newark
N. d
Cio-American Communications Association
Merger Affects APD Unions and Westend Yulem Staff
Fragmentary text shows three APD unions with nationwide reach before a merger involving Westend Yulem employees and a Telegraph Company. It mentions agency roles and past employment arrangements, but the passage is incomplete and unclear on specifics.
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APD
Inwabens
Westend Yulemployes
WILE
Tal ‘Telegraph Company
Brakeman Dies After Car Collision Near Lancaster
Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman Seph Hy Lentz, 56, was killed in a wreck yesterday when his car was badly burned and parts cut away. He died today at Lancaster General Hospital from injuries, with both legs severely crushed. Local officials investigated the crash.
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Sbrakeman
Lancaster
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