Erie Autoists Warned to Buy $5 Stamp Tax
Erie July 6 More than 750 motorists found official notices on windshields demanding purchase of a $5 auto tax stamp within 24 hours at the Internal Revenue Department or post office. Internal Revenue chief Patrick J Gallagher said six agents served the notices over the holidays and no penalty will be imposed if stamps are bought within 24 hours after citation.
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Erie
United States
Internal Revenue Department
Federal Building
Patrick J. Gallagher
Internal Revenue
Gallagher
McCormack To Lead Platform Writing Subcommittee
Washington July 6 House Majority Leader McCormack of Massachusetts was reported as the choice to head the subsolutions subcommittee that will write the Democratic party platform. His selection is expected to be announced by the Democratic National Committee, with the rest of the subcommittee membership. If confirmed he would be in line for chairmanship of the full resolutions committee at the convention opening July 19 in Chicago. McCormack, then in Massachusetts, is expected to organize the Chicago group a few days before the convention for early platform work.
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Washington
House
McCormack
Massachusetts
Democratic National Committee
Full Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Oil City Hit Run Driver Pleads Guilty
July 6 in Oil City Joseph Lesh 30 of Corsica pleaded guilty to failure to stop at the scene of an accident on East Second Street Sunday afternoon that seriously injured 16 year old Elaine Ahrens. Alderman Morris Goldsteyn remanded him to the county jail to await court action.
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Oil City
East Second Street
Elaine Ahrens
Joseph Lesh
Corsica
Morris Goldsteiy
Blood Bank Visit Here July 10 11 In Corry Chapter Plea
Corry chapter asks 450 donors for blood at Episcopal Church on July 10 and 11 through Red Cross Blood Bank. The appeal cites wartime need and public loyalty, noting 4592 pints collected to date and urging appointments via Red Cross headquarters.
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Corry
Red Cross Blood Bank
Ith
Red Cross
Army
Navy
No. 1
Buffalo Blood Donor Center
Episcopal Church
Earl T. Cherry
Red Cross Headquarters
American Forces Outflank La Haye In Normandy Theater
Continued from Page One, Allied forces press through Cherbourg peninsula terrain as German density around Caen tightens. Air bombardment and artillery seek to breach German lines while German flotillas clash with British coastal forces near Le Hayré. About 250,000 Americans are noted in the action.
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LA Haye
Bayeux-Garpiquet
Normandy
Caen
Cherbourg
Court Limits Kitts Hearing on Jurisdiction
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hear only arguments on its jurisdiction in Judge Miles B. Kitts stripper case on September 25 and will not consider merits at that time. Attorneys clarified no full merits hearing will occur that day, while Judge Kitts may remain off the bench unless recalled by Acting President Judge Elmer L. Evans.
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Kitts
Erie
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Miles B. Kitts
High Court
Torre
Supreme Court
Judg Kitts
Uiness
Elmer L. Evans
Stingel Appeal Set for September 26 in Major Case
Erie July 6 The appeal of Fred Stingel former Park Row confectionery store operator found guilty of pandering last term will be heard by the state superior court in Philadelphia on September 26 District Attorney Burton R Laub announced Stingel who was fined 250 and sentenced to 5 to 10 years in prison was accused by Patrolman Edward J Allen of the Erie police department of attempting to influence girls to lead lives of ill fame
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Stingel
Erie
Fred Stingel
Park Row
State Superior Court
Philadelphia
Burton R. Laub
Edward J. Allen
Erie Police Department
New Vaccine for Infantile Paralysis Reported in Chicago
The Journal of the American Medical Association announced a ultraviolet irradiation based vaccine for infantile paralysis produced from the Lansing strain shows a high degree of protection in mice. Vaccinated mice gained resistance to subsequent brain injections of the virus and developed strong neutralizing antibodies, signaling encouraging results for human use.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Lansing
Chinese, Japanese clash in South China and Burma drive
Chinese forces report heavy fighting across South China from Hengyang to Canton with 6,000 Japanese killed in ten days and recapture of Lungmoon. British forces strike near Mogaung in Burma as Stilwell plans movement toward China along the Hankow Canton railway.
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Page
Canton
Heneyang
Hengyang
China
Lungmoon
South China
Burma
Mogaung
Stilwell
Post Raisin Bran Breakfast Debut Reported
A breakfast note highlights Post's new Raisin Bran variety with bran flakes and raisins described as delicious and new to the lineup, signaling a product launch or promotion. The brief mentions it as a fresh morning option without additional context.
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Ted
Post
Many Never Suspect Cause of Backaches
Belief in a simple remedy as a cure for backaches is questioned by the readable fragments. The text hints at urinary or kidney disorder as a possible underlying cause, suggesting a broader view of pain in the lower back and related symptoms.
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Castoria
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Pillsbury
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Slade
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