Disordered city scenes mix police calls and council plans
The article chronicles police responses to disturbances on Main Street and inquiries into a vanishing valve at Me Steel Company East Main Street. It notes a $85 bond for a case and fines for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, plus updates on Civilian Conservation Corps camps, a railroad construction project, and a traffic- control inquiry at Center and Trying streets. It also mentions a Lebanon convention of a local society, a Pennsylavania blackout response, and a hotel meeting for war bond efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thins Steel Company
East Main
Aitret
Maat Main Street
George H. Gorton
Vance Buell
State Highway Department
Damages Sought in Three Erie Suits Totaling 98000
Civil action filed in Erie county seeks 38000 in damages in three separate suits arising from traffic and personal injury incidents. Plaintiffs include Bernice Smith Agnes Kaveney and Elizabeth Knott, alleging vehicle collision injuries on Route 20 near North East and related losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etvil Alli
Tunsday
Erie County
Miner
Bernice Smith
Agnes Kavenby
German Street
Gor Khuirh
Sliwet
Morwy Transportation Company
Buffalo
Statemert
Agnes Kaveneys
Qora Knilly
North East
Moran ‘Transportation Co
Huinwl Hospital
Elizabeth Cnomb
Sreet
James Purcell
Purel Hardware Company
Franklin and Kane Officers Win Promotion
Major Ray mond J. Brown, B-Captain, promoted to major, U.S. Tafsatry, effective July 1. Stationed at headquarters of the 98d Division in Port Huachuca Arizona, Brown aided by prior examinations and a notable assignment. Major Samuel Willis Moore of Kane promoted to major, remains with Ivess unit as executive officer of the Third Battalion Tiath Fenn Infantry, on special duty in the Third Army Headquarters San Antonio Texas. Moore began service in the Marines in World War I, later joining the restructured Company M after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Dayl. Brown
1Th Infantry
National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Kane
Samuel Willis Moore
Moore
The
Ivess Unite
Tiath Fenn
Third Army
San Antonio
Tex
U.S. Marines
Tere
Johnsonburg fireman in serious condition after crash
An injured Johnsonburg firefighter remains in serious condition at Elk County General Hospital after a fire truck overturned near Grant Pass on Sunday. Three other firefighters are said to be in the hospital in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Uly
Cecil Willow
Johnsonburg
Greman
Elk County General Hospital
Willow
Noor
Band Concerts At Clymer Open Civil Defense Classes
Civil defense classes start at Clymer Central School on July 9 at 8:00 p.m. They run for five weeks and are required for civilian protection workers. The program features a band concert by the Clymer High School band with varied patriotic selections and pieces by American composers. Concerts are free, with support from local business people and the town board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Clymer High Pehioo
Volbek
Bord
Aduration
America
Shudenie
Regieterda
George B. Campbell
Elzabeth Campbell
Pittsburgh
Francis Campbell
Midland
Chris Christenson
Fw, Neckers
Claude Geertsom
Mayville
N. Y
Robert Dn
Gall
Carrie Willlams
Butlin
Irene ‘Thowtpoon
Meneville
Arthur Sohermerham
TenHaken
Bul Moose
Leon Legters
Maxine and Lewelyn
George
Legters
Robert
Clifford Legters
Mor
Clarence Rhebergett
Daugnter
Evelyn Beth
George Hoxenbboom
Eleanor
John Legters
Joyce
Frank Meyerink
Charles Alxhard
Union City
Joan Groters
Fmily
North East
Gawel Groters
Roy Gravink
Edward Gabriel
Edward
Phyliss
Wiry
Charles Meyerink
Ivan Rhebergen
Aberdeen
May
Henry Rhebergen
Clifford Harmelimk
Charles Howles
Fort Monmouth
Sim
Ladies Mission
Ald
Sewer Project Urged for Post War Program
City council weighs Havens and Gimerson plan to revamp native sewer system and add a parallel line on East Smith Street plus Bear Creek extension. Federal funds of 35000 for the Second War program were withdrawn, with state health officials seeking reconsideration and the city holding land for a future sewage disposal plant, as post war funding prospects remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Healthie
East Smith Streach
Bear Creek
Ds Tolet
C. H. Young
Meadville
Fuse
U. S. Public Health
Serice
Federal Works Agency
Auion
U.S. Public Health Service
George Besson J
East Smith and
Sdlota
Besson
Havens & Gimerson
Lkely
Unemployment compensation fraud totals reach 86069 dollars
Harrisburg report shows the unemployment compensation bureau recovered 86069 dollars in profits fraudulently obtained in the first half of the year. William E B Collier, associate director, said the effort did not cover alleged payments by thousands of stevedore and garment industry cases still under investigation. Collier noted 23010 idle workers registered for benefits last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Comociaves
Harrisburg
William EB. Collier
Associated Director
Qeare
Collier
Community events and church notices in Clymer area
Local notices list civil defense open hours at Clymer French Creek Public Library Thursday afternoon from 1 to 5. Church services announced at First Reformed Church with Rev Timmer delivering the sermon An Open Door and other activities. Community members from Jamestown visiting Schreus family and Schreus farm hosts mentioned. Senior O.W. meeting led by Doris Ruslink with a program. Girls League for Service invites all girls over 16 to Friday gathering at Mrs Doris Kolstes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Goggins
Rue Button
James Warnshouse
Clymer-French Creek
Clymer- Prench Creek Ares
Lucia Johosoh
June
Jamestown
B. W. Schreus
Hubert, Kooman
Ji Mes. Schreus
Gerrit Timmer
Dunior G
P. i
Roger Beckerinik
Ahll
Goc
O. W
Doris Ruslink
Tapte
Taple
Girls League
Doris Kolstes
France Against 1. 3. Pianos Declare War in 1901
Fragmentary note alleges France declares war against the United States in 1901 during John Adams presidency. It mentions an amicable adjustment to avert open hostilities though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
John Adams
Two Band Leaders Nabbed At Erie By FBI
Federal agents arrested two German American band leaders in Erie after a New York indictment of 29 men for alien registration violations and suspected conspiracy. Schmeller and Bachmayer were to be turned to New York, with others awaiting transport. indictments name Walter Schneller and ties to Pittsburgh and Philadelphia among defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
FBI
Mitshurgh
Wit
Pedecol Hurguil
Loveyttgs
Pittsburgh
Jenders
Wew
York
Walter Schneller
Joseph Bachmalv
Sted Aim
Sthmetlen
Woretaker
Na Dimteidtey
BBL
Hera Agne
Philadelphia
Alyo
Schmeller
Bachweler
New York
Wal- Ince
Buchmaier
Ehulgren
Altoona
Talon Company
PMOL
Bagtmaler
Maintenance Savings Used For Highway Improvements
The Department of Highways reports maintenance spending in fiscal years ending May 1 1942 and May 31 1989, noting savings from efficiency and higher material costs. It cites total maintenance expenditures of 16,209,000 for the year ending May 1 1942, and 23,500,000 for the five years to May 31 1989, with snow removal cuts and weather factors reducing costs. Overall, maintenance expenditures from 1939 to 1943 totaled 49,570,637, about 44.8 of funds, with average annual maintenance per year around 10,523,085, and maintenance costs averaging 36.2 percent of highway dollars in earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Highways
Preyius
Initiatves
Moley
Jn Mee
Department For
Wilita
Filling Kane School Openings
Kane Pa July meeting of the board of education heard that last year’s average attendance was 120. A school census for next year will be taken by Constable Glyde J. McEwall, with hiring authority delegated to the Learners’ committee and superintendent. Leaves of absence were granted to William Norbeck and Christian F. Pelt, Jr. No decision was made on teacher appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Stennis H. Rickert
Board of Education
Glyde J. McEwall
Leachers' Committee
Wenobury Toy
William Norbeck
Christian FB Pelt
Ridgway Pastor Appointed Army Chaplain
Rev. A. B. Bengston, pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Ridgway, is named U.S. Army chaplain. He departs July 20 for temporary duty at Fort Eustis after serving in World War I with an artillery unit and seeing active service in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
A. B. Bengston
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
U.S. Army
Bengston
Fort, Eustisia
Li Prence
Kane Youth Hurt Falling From Car In Kane
Clyde Van Straten aged 16 sustained a fractured skull after alighting from a mobile in Kane. He was reported unhurt at first then taken to Community Hospital with serious injuries. The crash occurred while the car was moving and both youths were observed by police at the borough building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde van Straten
Kane
Wilehlad
Iim
Braya
Mobile
Clyde Nels von
Intel
Shalino
Two Way Radio System Linked for Defense Units
Emergency communications plan assigns F D Billiey of the Billiey Company to install and operate a county wide two way radio system. Lt. Schlaudecker becomes technical supervisor with J Brojfgersom and C Jordan overseeing traffic and applicant data. System aims to connect with Third Corps Headquarters via Buffalo Pittsburgh and Allentown for rapid orders if wire lines fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Biliey
Billey Leothe Company
Fragmentary notice teases a local report fragment
The readable text hints at a two part report linked to a feast or bout. Names and precise details are unclear, but the fragment suggests a structured recount from a local event, with possible references to individuals and locations obscured by OCR gaps.
Unclear naval clash report from damaged OCR text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a naval engagement with ships named amid conflict, mentioning torpedo damage to a hull and suspects of specific vessel actions. Partially legible references to Russian and Norwegian elements appear, but essential names and dates are missing or garbled.
113 BU AND FBI May Clean Pleads By NEW YOS ing FBI age
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled report linking FBI actions with pleadings and indictments in New York and Dallas. It mentions sentencing of seven individuals and refers to national security acts in a metropolitan context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Thos
John Aug
Dudge
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Pari
Qlika- Honnetres
Society of the
A. E.R
Lebanon
Indianown Gap
Blanton Winship
Frank Stasio
West Main Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roystone
Mur Kane
Aton |Tong
Renovo
Powaw Berbewm
Rush Main Street
Edinboro State Teachers College
Fie
Escoviath
N. PF. Ballon
Vom
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ihe
Sheffield
Army
Sheffish
Bull Hill
Allegheny National Forest
Tt Rus
Corry
Benneylvania
Uskertan
Pbrep
Har
SBA
Puma Vania
Franklin and Kane
Samuel W. Moore
R J. Brown
Franklin
Bwalfowe
R. X. Williams
Grange Maating
Timmer
Walter Bennick
Gilber Tan
Pro
Pmam
Christian Dempersey
Clarence Rine
Henry Gravink
Amos the Sherewrappers
Fred Damcott
Delbert Eigsen
Alfred Newhouse
Claude Geertson
Trying ‘Wilcnx
Pamela
Ossining
Emma Lusink
Philip Ripson
Rochester
Lyle Compton
Judith
Thornton
Gordon
Douglas
J. H. VanLente
Holland
Mich
Chyster Grange
Grange
Sarah Schrets
Tien Gleason
Addie Sehursti
Slren
Jn Glien
Elen Glesson
Addie Schurman
Rose Gleason
Anna Vander Schaaf
Bertha, Haitink
Hattie Neckers
Elmer Croscutt
C. E. Spitzer
Clarence
Donald
Pred Garvey
Albert Chasecut
Fred Garvey
Nui
Sadeircth
Size A
Peerlésa
Ermaward Cap
Manona
Wendy Rava
Gay
Baron Nowak Worll
MaCandrew
Deng
St. Ann’s Shrine Church
East Avenue
Nevers
Rew
Watson
Ohio
Spring Lake
Swift
Chuck Roast
Sitoin
Ffollov
Am Russi
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