Collision on West Smith Street Near Hatch Street
Erie area news notes a car collision on West Smith Street near Hatch Street at about 6 o'clock last night. Kolstee driven truck damaged. Burlingame of the local police department investigates. road conditions icy and weather concerns noted.
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Erie
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Pollor Department
Violators of Gas Rationing Face Prison Time
Erie reports identify about 200 individuals amid a gas rationing probe. Operators accused of accepting coupons early face fines up to 210,000 and possible prison terms. Investigators continue gathering evidence on coupon exchanges with car owners, with prosecutions to the Pittsburgh OPA office.
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Habitual tramp gets workhouse sentence Erse
John Lookey aged 52 with no fixed address appeared after warning from Judge Elmer J Evans that another arrest would send him to the Allegheny county workhouse He had pleaded guilty to vagrancy promising to seek work and aid the war effort He was remanded after a drunk charge and given a rigid sentence Wednesday morning
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Bank note forgery claim filed against Small Construction
B H Small president of Small Construction Co petitioned the court to open a judgment by Merchants National Bank of Butler and Louis Stein. He alleges Thomas Baker forged a $12,000 note and that Baker was later convicted. Hearing set for February 11.
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New Air Raid Rules Set For February Seventeenth
Eastern Defense Command and First Army issue uniform air raid regulations to take effect February 17. Three signals define alerts with Blue and Red tones and a later Blue for recovery. Lights, traffic restrictions, and shelter procedures outlined for civilian defense, with designated radio stations to broadcast official bulletins.
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Hit-Run Driver Kills Strattanville Man in Route 922 Crash
William Selphner, 74, of Strattanville, well known in Fryburg region, died instantly when struck by a hit-and-run driver on Route 922 near Mere while returning home from a two day gift event. The crash occurred shortly before midnight Tuesday. The article also notes a military proclamation detailing uniform regulations in the Eastern Defense Command area.
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Treasury Report Shows Revenue and Debt Figures
Treasury report dated January 28 presents receipts of 28,918,255.15 and expenditures of 248,462,289.92, yielding a net balance of 7,479,460,828.20. Total debt stands at 114,407,276,829.94 with an increase of 78,789,120.08 from the previous day.
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County Farmers Name Executive Committee Members
The Erie County Agricultural Extension Association named officers for the year Lester Hosbach, Wes Library, president. Douglas Moorehead, North East, vice president. Play Brown, Wes Library, treasurer. Robb Harwood, Wattsburg, secretary. The new committee includes Hose Orton chairman of county poultry work Henry Marsh Waterford ditty Robert Hopkins West Springfield James Hall Bennett Springfield crops J. H. Shittuck Belle Valley marketime Hon J Vays Alsburg North East agricultural economics Elmer aot Erie bees D Paschke North East Smitts J T Raine Fairview vegetables Harry Barrowe Wattsburg forestry and maple products Hosee Mitchell Waterford animal husbandry Donald Grimshaw Grand agricultural engineering. The group favors secretary garden projects and seeks program assistance.
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Logan's Inc Charged With Wool Labeling Violations
The Federal Trade Commission charged Logan's Inc trading as Logan-Rogers of Iris, New York area firms with failing to identify wool content. The agency alleges removal or tampering with stamps and labels that identify material in wool products. The AP report notes unrelated British farmers expanding fondstila output to bolster production.
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Markets Stock New York and Pittsburgh Produce Notes
Markets report mixed stock activity in New York with uneven gains at the open amid Casa Blanca conference signals. Commodities show eggs receipts 25,168 steady while Pittsburgh notes various apple quotes and potato stocks. Buffalo livestock prices move, cattle and sheep markets steady to uneven.
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