Weather and local notices mix with wartime updates
Weekend weather calls for possible showers with a late forecast update. A deer found dead on the Guy Lindsey farm is believed entangled near a fence. A Pittsburgh man reports a bicycle stolen but later says it was recovered in grass. An elderly man is charged in a dog beating case at a garage in town. Corry unemployment payments rise to 52 dollars weekly with 2007 total district payouts. Grade 1 tires and other rationing quotas announced for Erie district. Chau Tauiqua Institution opens its annual season amid wartime restrictions. Four new divorce cases filed in Erie courts. High school athlete William Hammond among ten 17-year-olds enlisted for air combat crew training. Steel industry pressures increase mills’ backlogs and July carryovers grow. Two Erie marriage licenses issued. A false hospital fire alarm is traced to a toy ball. War Department lists 462 soldiers wounded. 53 from Pennsylvania. Two local deer sighted but avoided gardens. Cherry picker calls delayed to July 10. morning bus departures updated. Roy Redman returns from Navy boat training with family.
High Court to Hear Kitts Case September 25
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered a hearing in the case of Erie County Judge Miles B. Kitts for September 25 in Pittsburgh. The move comes after Kitts assigned his powers to Judge Elmer L. Evans citing physical, not mental, incapacity and requested dismissal of allegations by 46 Erie lawyers and judges and the commonwealth.
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Miles B. Kitts
Erie County Courts
Erie
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Kitts
Philadelphia
Erie County
Elmer L. Evans
Evans
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
George W. Maxey
High Court
Rossiter
Samuel Gilson
John W. Kephart
Robert Fischer
Milk price forecast would break 24 year record in New York milkshed
Dr. C. Blanford, administrator of the New York metropolitan milk marketing area, reports June deliveries will total 650 million pounds with a pool return of 3.14 per hundredweight and Dairy feed payments from WFA, yielding about 3.59 a hundredweight. If July 14 confirms, the June price would top the 24 year record of 3.10 for 3.5 per cent milk.
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New York
C. 3. Blanford
New York Metropolitan
Blanford
War Food Administration
Requiem Mass Today for Mrs Elizabeth Keefe
Requiem mass was held at Thomas Church at 9 30 in memory of Mrs Elizabeth Keefe who died last Friday at Bluefield West Virginia Rev F J Graves rector presided and was assisted by the church choir Bearers were Charles McLaughlin Frank Keefe Hugh Clark Austin Dempsey Gerald Lynch and Casimir Lynch Burial followed in the family plot Additions included visitors from Jamestown New York and Blue Jay West Virginia A compensation court awarded Priday about 890 for permanent partial loss of use of his left index finger at city hall presided by Referee H L Forhead
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Thomas Church
Elizabeth Keefe
Blue Day
W. Va
F. J. Graves
Charles McLaughlin
Frank Keefe
Hugh Clark
Austin Dempsey
Gerald Lynch
Casimir Lynch
P. C. Lynch
Grace Lynch
Hesté [Lynch
Jamestown
Carl A. Bhilbiad
Priday
City Hall
H. L. Forhead
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John Thomas
Button Farm
Gordon
Corry
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Erle
William Hammond
Wallace Hammond
W. Steurnagel
Erie Examining Board
Jaden Books
Steel
Archie Bemis
Iva Lorrain Haven
Tony Rezelle
Grave A. Bruno
Anthony R. Franchina
Geraldine Mae Wolfe
Titusville
Corry Hospital
War Department
Pennsylvania
Staff Sel
Leo J. Foretti
Paul M. Kostoyick
Navy
Raymond Avenue
Columbus ‘Avenue
Charles Monroe
Gary
Roy Li. Redman
Clymer
Phoebe Redman
Buffalo
Louis Walker
Lockport
Redman
Sampson, N. Y
Maxey
Merica
America
E. T. Cherry
Curly Miller
His Cowboys
DR. George Marquis
Will Lacy
Regina Peterson
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