Erie Teachers Seek New Salary Scale for 145-46
The Erie Federation of Teachers urged the school board and Superintendent Herman Cypse to consider a new salary scale for the 1945-46 year in a written petition. The plan targets bachelor master and doctor level teachers, with annual increments rising about 50 dollars, boosting maximum pay to 2900 3300 and 3600 respectively, and calls for an objective promotion scale.
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Erie
Eric Federum
Herman Cypse
Grose
Brownout Order Impacts Outdoor Lighting Nationwide
The government imposes midnight brownouts under war mobilization directives to save coal and fuel. Restrictions limit marquee and street lighting, outdoor signs, and interior use of electricity in homes, stores, and offices. Director Byrnes directs the plan, aiming to save about 2 million tons of coal annually and significant fuel oil. The U S oil industry is producing over 4 million barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEB
DeLancey
James H. Byrnes
Roosevelt
Shoop Receives Air Medal at England Recon Station
Colonel C A Shoop of Beverly Hills California earned the Air Medal from Wing Commander Colonel Elliott Roosevelt for distinguished photographic reconnaissance over Europe. He flew missions in the Lockheed Lightning, providing vital images of German targets to aid Allied air power. He is married to actress Tulie Bishop Shoop and is son of C E Shoop.
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Armyaa
England
C. A. Shoop
Baverly Hills
Calif
Mes Beer
Tiott Roosevelt
Calonel Shoop
Europe
Shoop
Elliott Roosevelt
Col. Shoop
Inepf
Tulie Bishop Shoop
C. E. Shoop
Orth Ovik
Hurst Drive
Beverly Hille
New Plan for Registration in Erie County
Erie County officials unveil a new fast photographic system to record registrations and print street lists. Bids for equipment and installation will be opened February 6. The aim is to end registration bottlenecks and delays that trailed the last election, with names, addresses and party affiliations to be printed.
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Erie
Erie County
Thomas Flai
Tey
Joseph C. Wily
Wind Drifts Lifted. State Line Road Reopens to Farms
Wayne township supervisors report wind driven drifts eased allowing partial opening of State Line road south from Sciota route to Clymer. Five dairy farms isolated for weeks now gain access to Sciota road via opened sections while Highway Department and Zalmeck firm caterpillar equipment aided the plowing effort and local cooperation continues.
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Wayne Township
Zalmeck
State Line
Sciota
Clymer
Hare Creek
Highway Department
Fortes
Treasury Report Shows January Treasury Position and Debt
Treasury report from Washington dated January 31 lists receipts at 192.33 million and expenditures at 92.86 million, yielding a net balance of 101.83 million. Total debt is reported at 299.51 million with an increase over the prior period of 96.20 million.
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Treasury
Washington
Lucky Krantz of Hickory Point Hero of Blitz Over Japan
SGT James Krantz of Hickory Point Tennessee earned the nickname Lucky after surviving a 29 000 foot blast during a Superfortress strike over Japan. He was blown from the waist blister, hung for 15 minutes by a safety harness, and was pulled back into the plane by crew members. He is recuperating in a rear base hospital with frost bite.
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James
Krantz
Hickory Point
Tenn
Ganner
Bomber Command
Japan
Kranta
International
U S Efforts Tighten Borders Against Nazi War Criminals
The United States increases steps to bar Nazi war criminals from German borders and block illicit gains abroad. Neutral countries pledge action as Allied pressure grows and reports note German capital fleeing, with Argentina and Sweden cited for related activity amid Bretton Woods concerns.
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Washington
United States
Naz
Germany
Neudral Counias
Taleone
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Stockholm
Sweden
Corry Ends Vehicle Inspections With No Extension Granted
Corry officials announced that inspections end with no extension. The municipal department has rarely enforced inspection rules, deferring to the State Police and acting mainly when vehicles violate other regulations. Mayor Hepler has issued no statement.
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Jowssnenen
Corry
Hepler
Six Homeless in Fire at Kane
Kane fire leaves six homeless after blaze destroys a double frame 12 room dwelling. Thomas Robinson, 64, is burned while trying to save possessions. Mrs. Margaret Mebihoes, about 70, is pulled to safety and uses crutches. Kenneth Robinson, 98, alarms fire crews. the family loses all belongings with no insurance. Parents of Pvt. Carl T. Robinson, killed in France, reside in the home.
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Thomas Robinson
Kenneth
Tilly Robinson
Freupants
Kenneth Robinson
Holmatt
Dawson
Robinson
McBihoes
First bill passed in Harrisburg during 1946 session
The Pennsylvania General Assembly passed its first bill of the 1946 session to authorize use of a single automobile license plate for the duration of the war. The Senate approved the measure and sent it to Governor Martin Aye weeks after convening January 2.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Senate
Martin Aye
Sharp Tools Boost Garden Labor Saver Gain
A gardener praises keeping tools like the hoe, lawn mower, and shovel sharpened to a knife edge. Five minutes spent sharpening before work saves hours on the job and reduces back strain the next day.
Classified ad digest with job, sale, and rental notices
Classified listings include job openings for male and female workers, a farm helper ad, a permanent job offer from Jewel Tea Co, pet and household item sales, real estate for sale and rent, and a public dairy auction by D. H. Lay in Torpedo, Pa. Includes contact details, item descriptions, and dates for the livestock sale and furniture offerings.
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East Branch
Milesorth
Grand Valley
Blackron
Soad
Ankie
Trimm
Titusvillé
Olvall Bangs
D. H. Lay
Torpedo
RFC
Arthur-Scouten
Spartansburg
Used Car Prices Set Under War Ration Rules
All used cars will be subject to price controls starting July 10, 1943. Dealers and individuals can obtain the legal selling price from the War Price and Rationing Board. Also offering quick cash for cars and mentioning appliance repair services.
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A.J. Athens Motor Sales
Pirst Avenue
Ith
Soviet push toward Berlin as Prussia siege tightens
Reports from Moscow and Berlin say Zhukov's First Army advanced in East Prussia toward Konigsberg and Berlin. German defenses held at Zielenzig and Meseritz while thousands of civilians and soldiers flee toward the Oder. Cold weather and heavy fighting persist as Soviet forces threaten Stettin and the Vistula corridor.
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Stalin
East Prussia
Konigsbere
Berlin
Zielenzig
Meseritz
Wilurg
Moscow
Oder
Zhukov
Stalzenburg
Brandenburg
Vetee
Driesen
Berl
Germany
Pomerania
Stettin
Mariemwerder
Vistula Mstairy
Bib Tug
dies in Capital marks end of long public service
Colonel Edwin A. Halsey, 63, longtime secretary of the Seriste for 12 years and close friend to many statesmen, died of heart disease in Washington. A widely known Democrat, he was lauded by colleagues and remembered as a steady presence in national politics.
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Edwin A. Halsey
The
Seriste
Washington
United States
Colonel Halsey
International
Beauty Mo Emportant Chart and Attractiveness Emphasis
A concise note argues that inner worth matters more than appearance, stating that lives are defined by character and deeds rather than outward beauty. The piece stresses lasting value over fleeting looks.
Produce stock markets in Pittsburgh and Buffalo livestock markets
Stock market report shows mixed demand with apples and potatoes steady in Pittsburgh on Jan 11, listing specific varieties and prices. Buffalo items include hogs, cattle, cows, calves, sheep. detailed price ranges and weights appear, followed by egg market notes and New York closing stock quotations with many named issues and noon prices.
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Fittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Rome Beauties
Ohlo
Rome
Maine
Florida
Buffalo
Associated Press
New York
American Telephone
American Can
American Smelters
Anaconda Atlantic
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem
Boeing
Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National
Bisauit
Natiomat
Northern Baetlic
Paramount
Penna
Yacuur
Standard Oil of
Galway
Standart
Studebaker
Texas
US Steel
Westinghouse Epectricus
Youngstown
A. Y
Curb Aero Supply
Chile
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Atore
Him
Lucky
U.S
Teller
FABER
Sam Jent
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Carl Thiessen
WMC
Ares
Montgomery “Ward & C0
W. D. Hunter
Jewel Tea Company
West Main Street
Edison
Euclid Street
Fuelid Street
Delaware Street
Dial
Satan
Lind's
Garland
A. G. Bennink
Frank P. Tits
Quick Doane’s Hardware
Main Street
Cie
Care Journal
Ata
Box UK
Timace
Stoker
Church Street
Star
Gull
East South Street
Dil
West Pleasant Street
Gall
Raymonds
North Center Street
Stir
LQO
Ailia
Harry Trumnney
Chimpagne
Don Stewart
Concord St
AUER
Thukov
London
Haut Prussi
Piblug
Konigsberg
York
Indbury
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