Rationing and Price Fixing Explained by Roger Babson
Babson argues rationing and price controls were essential for wartime fairness. He notes soldiers priorities, civilian sharing, and dangers of black markets, then outlines economic rules linking money, production, and inflation under war conditions. He warns that normal rules bend in wartime as civilian needs are trimmed to keep military supply lines strong.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Jilly
Mrnce Axing
AACE
balaHice
Bac
Wirar
County urged to buy and run Stow Ferry at Jamestown
Jamestown July 1 A plan to Cheutauqua County purchase and operate the Stow Bemus Point ferry may be submitted to the board of supervisors at its quarterly meeting in Mayville at 2 pm Friday The county highway department spearheads the move to preserve lake access after the ferry service by the Ball family ceased for the year and left only the limited Narrows service This appears in the first such proposal in 130 years and values the ferry and operating franchise at 13000 to maintain cross lake access without circling the lake
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Jamestown
Cheutauqua County
Stow-Bemus Point
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Mayville
Narrows
Jats
Alton W. Ball
Ball
Jamestown Woman Bitten by Cat In Odd Incident
Mrs. Jane Santa Lucia of Route 3 Forest Avenue sustained severe injuries to her left hand Tuesday when her Angora cat attacked after a neighbor’s dog visited. The cat leapt through a screen door to a tree, and Mrs. Santa Lucia was bitten while attempting to rescue the cat. Dr. G A Soderstrom treated the wounds with three stitches.
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Jamestown
Sly
Jane Santa Lucia
Route 3
Forest Avenue Attentsion
G. A. Soderstrom
Decisive Pacific Sea Battle Forecast Drives Allied Landings
Dispatches describe American troops landing at Nassau Bay near Salamaua and Mubo after guarded landings at Masta Bay. Allied HQ notes rapid inland pursuit of Japanese defenses as Trobriand Island group occupation threatens Rabaul, with Rendova and New Georgia near striking distance. Postwar price controls urged to stabilize sugar and inflation fears through rationing.
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Masta Bay
Nassau Bay
C. Yates McDaniel
Associated Press
Corre~ Spondent
Salamaua
New Guinea
Mubo
Trobriand Island
St Rabaul
Trobriands
Rabaul
Rendova
New Georgia Islands
Buin
Bougainville
Salomon
South Pacific
New Georgias
Paying Investment Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmentary text references a paying investment and various disjoint phrases. The readable portions mention a medical detail about backache, mentions of a product or brand, and scattered names and numbers, but provide no cohesive event or clear facts.
Parking Meters Are Held Legal By Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld a judgment against four Northampton County property owners allowing Boston to use parking meters. The owners argued meters mainly profit income, not police power. The court found no constitutional rights harmed by the meters.
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Supreme Court
Fenisylvania Supreme Court
Common [Pleas Court of Northampton
Enatoxe
Uty
Cty
Boston
Sims Fired From Ration Board Post
Friends of Harry W. Sims official of the Sims Manucturing Company say he was dismissed outright from his post on the OPA ration board here. A letter from Leslie notifying Sims of his dismissal followed two letters criticizing OPA policies and board interference. It remains unclear how this will affect efforts to retain Sims as a board member.
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Brute
Harry W. Sims
Sims Manwecturing Company
Aldnop
Sims
Charles J. Deshié
OPA
Leslie
Seim
Peeling Season for Pulpwood Continues in Erie County
Wartime note urges timely pulpwood harvest with careful felling and bark peeling. County Agent L H Bull emphasizes felling, bucking, and peeling only to extend season and boost wood supply for paper, packaging, rayon, and explosives. Guidance on tools, maintenance, and marketing available at the Agricultural Extension Office in the county courthouse Erie.
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L. H. Bull
County Court House
Erie
Sale of Erie Trust Building Confirmed by Judge Evans
Erie July 1 Judge Wmner J. Evans approved use of the Hide Trust building at 10th and State for 465000 to George Daniel Baldwin, highest bidder at public sale held Monday. Clarence H. Cummings protested, plans appeal, alleging broker fees and collusion. Evans noted the original bid was 400000, up 65000 from prior offers.
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Erie
Wmner J. Evans Weitesday
Hide ‘Trust
State Streets
George Daniel Belwin
Public Amie
Clarence H Cummings
Chest Street
Sleviston
Supreme Vourh
Cummings
Wie Wala
Climmings
State Banking Department
W. Everett Benson
George Daniel Baldwin
Benson
Inge Evans
Sais
Buffalo Livestock Market Report July 1
Buffalo livestock prices show hogs steady to $0.50 higher with good and choice weight classes firming. cattle and sheep mix includes cutter cows 6.75–11.00, sawing sausage balls 11.40–15.90, steers and yearlings 15.26–16.50, vealers steady. little at Pittsburgh on produce and New York stock markets note minor gains and mixed quarters with blue chip names listed.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Presa
New York
American
P&t
Anaconda
Bentrix-Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Chryster
Curtiss-Wright Gas
Youngstown
Curt
jAero Supply
Arkantas Nok
South Penn of Wak
Fragmentary Street Names From A City Directory
Partial OCR list shows numerous street names and person surnames with scattered first names. Entries include Washington Ronald D treet and Charles B Congress 'sti William C Place, along with South street Center street and Willian 1 George H street projects, indicating a damaged city directory page.
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Gerald
Washington
Ronald Dtreet
Joseph
Main Street
Charles
Congress
William C Place
Richard
South Street
Willian
George H Street
Clyde
Willis EU Pleasant
LeRoy Jet
Charles A. Pleasant
John Mer
Shree
Harmon Park Street
Paul Sutyenne
Richard Forth
John Jhnain
Robert de Chartes
Robert Eo Senter
Patrick A
Colum Richard Ohuel
Ext
Guyer
Fry
Dyiges Try
Rober Naktsa Binoley
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Babson
Stow Ferry
Board of Supervisors of
Chautauqua County
Pacific
Elonged Kidnove
Thompenn
Ehe
Treasury
Washington, D.C
U.S. Treasury
Erie Trust Building
Baldwin
Ae A Styles
Kolynos
Ipana
Sire
Marine
Squibb i
Bisodol 'Ste Asperdum
Ayer Fis
Mit
Squibb
TOST
Citizens Bank Iit
Gary
Deerhead
Leo Craker
Worth Street
Ata
Park Pi
A. J. Alkens
First Avenue
N. Worth Street
L. Dymobd
Wabash
Pittsburgh
Penna
Thompson
R. E., Crandall
A.C
Youngsville
Nelson Gibson
Columbus
Salo Aba
Joe Box
Maube
Washington St
Deering
Milwaukee
Paull Blakestee
B.D
Cory
Nichols
Sage Farm
Peternan Ros
D. Obert Farm
Spartansburg
Boike
Dogne's Hardware
Hinman
Spencer's Cash Mills
Helen Cmiel
North Second Avenue
Lester A. Hepler
Summer Street
Emall
Corry
Care Journal
Brooks
Aero Supply
West Church Street
Perry Apartment
Park St
South Center Street
Mott St. Aun
N. Center St
Arthur Baccus
R. D
Iit
John H. Clough
Pittstiel
Taquire Ab
Cascade St
TOR Saue
Wattsburg
Mall Street
Hullcash
G. A. Watt
North East
Howe
West Mainstreet
West Main Street
Bride House
John H. Clow
Jol
Shearer
Brow Street
Union City
Ally
Beaver— Dam
Kalamazoo
Ikey New
Walter J. Parkhurst
Arthur
Palestra
Walt
Philadelphia
Jily
Army and Navy
Rt Ible
University of Pennsylvania
Daulgren Sueks
Phillies
Babe Dablaren
Laird
Defamient
Yugoslavia
Pennsylvania
Soviet Russia
Air Corps Reserve
A. G. Reel
East Main St
Virginia
Wy Va
Maryland
Carolina Cobblers
Arganina
Dexas Blige
Dries Wu
Browns
Garay Ty
Apecinis
Standarle
Dty Na Fond
B.sichard
Assip
Franklin James
Ember
George Jecsant
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