Grand jury to hear 20 cases in Erie County list
ERIS Jan 26 Twenty cases will be presented to the February grand jury when it convenes Monday District Attorney Burton R Laub said. The panel will hear Joseph Cifolelli charged with assault with intent to commit a crime and Milton Hudson charged with aggravated assault with intent to kill. Other named defendants include George Senter George A Smith Charles Warner Merle A Keno Mrs James Babbitt Joseph Cascio and Parke Cage among others reflecting a range of charges from robbery burglary larceny to drunken driving and neglect of children.
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Eris
Burton R. Laub
Joseph Cifolel
Brie
Cifolel
George Brabender
T Parke Cage
Harold Crane
Leon Whipple
John ©. Burns
Paul Crawford
Hattie J. Serr
Loretta Wright
Riddle Tews
Mathew Gurlel
Maisy Gardner
Nursing Service in Corry Receives Patient Care Report
Mrs. Harper led prenatal clinics at the Erie clinic and conducted 27 field and office nursing visits to antepartum patients. She assisted with scysa clinics at the Child Health Center, immunized 60+ children, and made 738 total visits for all services in 1944. Social work included 43 referrals, three employments, and fifty relief cases.
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Aia
Harper
Erie
The
Legion Auxiliary
Gellet
ICS
Lust Pest
Corry Hospitel Board
Reopen Planned For Spartansburg School Monday Morning
A storm and fuel shortage forced Spartansburg area schools to close but reopening is hoped for Monday morning. Community notices include church services at Methodist, Baptist, State Lot, Gospel Tabernacle, and Evangelistic services with pastors listed. Local events cover club meetings, Grange weather cancellations, and residents’ hospital and military updates.
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Spartansburg
Jonnie
Floyd Ellis
Fort Wayne
Methodist
Arnold Lundberg
Baptist
George O'Keefe
State Lot
Paul Smith
Gospel Tabernacle
Doyle Anderson
Spars Avopang
Ven
Aus
Sandra Blakeslee
Harold Alfenberick
Corry Hospital
Friendly Bunch Club
Dorothy Ingram
Sparta
Margaret
James City
Pfe
Donald Anderson
Anderson
Bridge Club
Alberta Fish
Nellie Steadman
Susie Winans
Floy Winans
Walter Jones
Sampson, N
Lawrence Jones
Guys Mills
Robert Tucker
Santa Marcos Airfield
Texas
Titusville
Tucker
Neil Stranahan
Reba Robinson
James Scaremas
Westinghouse Company
Pitts‘ Buret
Fern Sayre
Helen Shreve
Dorothy Tagram
Faye
J. A. Winans
Wired
van ‘Tassell
Merritt Harrison
van Tossils
Dolores Lindsey
Complete Embargo On Freight Across District
A sweeping embargo takes effect at midnight barring all ordinary civilian and commercial freight from Corry. Exceptions apply to war goods related production and fuel supplies. The order aims to ease congestion at Buffalo and eastern terminals by clearing piling delays, with railroaders and Army camps aiding efforts to restore normal shipments by next Wednesday if conditions hold.
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Pageney
Corry
Army
Corry Industries
Jamestown
Buffalo
Fuel tie up at Jamestown disruptions ease in coal deliveries
Jamestown residents faced dwindling coal stocks as two months of shortages raised alarms. United States Employment Service manager Donald S. Appleyard said ten drivers and about as many helpers were referred to firms seeking staff, improving the truck driver shortage. Dealers pledged quicker deliveries and urged homeowners to clear driveways and entryways to speed unloadings.
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Jamestown
Donald S. Appleyard
United States Employment Service
Eve
Two Erie Landlords Faced With Federal Rent Cases
In Erie on January 26, Robert B. Greer OPA rent enforcement attorney for Pittsburgh and Erie districts filed two separate actions in Federal court against Erie landlords Walter Bartosili and Sophie Karch. Injunctions were sought to stop further rent violations for hotels and rooming houses. Bartosili allegedly overcharged tenants in 13 rooms at 1611 Parade and Karch reportedly charged $38 weekly from September 1 to December 18, 1944.
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Erie
Robert B. Greer
OPA
Pittsburgh
Walter Bartosili
Sophie Karch
Erle
Bartosili
Allied Armies Clear West Bank of Roar
Allied forces drive toward the Siegfried line as Patton Hodges’s Third and First Armies advance up to two miles and a half. 90th Division nears frontier. Sixth Armored enters Welewampach Luxembourg north tip. Ninth Army pushes to 25 miles of Dusseldorf and 12 of Munchen Gladbach. German bridges destroyed. weather and mud hinder progress. Treasury reports receipts 131,524,666.63. expenditures 172,184,250.00. total debt 233,976,721,? with day’s change 24,574,985.48.
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Roermond
Duren
Roermodd
Gellenkirchen
Grebben
Munchen Gladbach
Dusseldorf
Siegfried Line
Belgium
Luxembourg
Ardennes
Third
Our River
Germany
George S. Patton
Courtney H. Hodges
Rhineland
Korrenzig
Roer
Washington
Treasury
War Work Edict Discussed for Extension in Pennsylvania
In Aru on January 20 a war work or no work edict from Dr. Frank P. Maguire of the War Manpower Commission may be extended to other Pennsylvania industrial areas. State director Floran J. Boland noted no immediate action, as Maguire and area directors debated the plan after a report on the experiment. Attendants included Patrick Fagan, Francis Smith, Paul Murphy, and Harry Stanzenk.
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Aru
Effet
Frank P. Maguire
Trea
War Manpower Commission
Allentoyin
Pennsylvania
Floran J. Boland
Maguire
Boland
Frank L. McNamee
Regions
Western Front
Patrick T. Fagan
Pittsburgh
Francis Smith
Williamsport
Paul Murphy
Gettysburg
Har
Fire Threatens National Molded Products Plant in St Marys
A morning blaze at the National Molded Products Company at S St Marys and Mill streets caused minor damage and slight hand burns to employee Robert Plaff. The fire began in an oil pressure machine, and temperatures reached 20 degrees below zero as firemen contained it quickly. This marks the second fire in St Marys that week, following a $10,000 Keystone Motor Company blaze Tuesday afternoon.
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Wiutl
St. Marys
National Molded Products Company
Robert Plaff
National Gong
S. St. Marys
Mill Streets
Baffling Origin of Maya Indians Baffles Students
The Mayan Indians of Mexico are described as unique in practicing baptism confession and atonement and as believing in a single supreme being without any image though they had many gods.
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Mexico
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Fred Kammerdiner
Dyvens
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Allan
Eagle
Xttle
LI Doan
Vicks— Bros
Tampax
Saxon
Resinol
West Bank OF
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Heinerseheld
Prum
7Th Airborne
Treasury Report
Joseph Conrad
Josef Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski
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Intgom
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Shaggy
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