Public works and policing mix through city notes
A city weather and activity roundup reports record steel mill capacity at 99.1 percent with a small weekly drop, plus updates on the Ajax Iron Works improvements, parking plot upgrades, and ongoing school cleaning programs. Police address park disturbances and a 12 year old drowning scare near Lake Canadohia, while youth enlistments total 37 in Eris. Pennsylvanians join War Production Board advisory committees and local familiar names feature in the day’s notices.
1938 Erie County rubber drive exceeds expectations
Erie County residents donated 998090 pounds of scrap rubber for national defense, far above the original 50 ton goal. Roy McDonald, chair, credited patriotic effort as the drive extended from June 16 to July 10 after strong progress.
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Erie
Erie County
Roy McDonald
McDonald
Bell Donaldson
Etal
Oil Industries Committee
Mayo Levitk
Kane Parking Meters In Productive Start
Kane borough reports a productive start for parking meters with 102 meters in operation yielding about 120 dollars in six days. Treasurer Emile Stenger said a complete tally is pending but unlikely to differ much, noting only 10 dimes were counted among the coins and nickels will be reclassified as zero.
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Kane
Emile Stenger
Dorr McCray Dies in Tiffin Ohio
Notice of Dorr McCray death dated July 6 shows he lived in the area before moving to Tiffin thirty years ago. Survived by mother Addie McCray of Elgin, three brothers Earnest Lou and Brink, three sons John Stanley and Juan serving in the U S Army. Burial services held last week.
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Dorr McCray
Tiffin
Ohio
Dorr MeCray
Addie McCray
Elgin
Earnest
Lou
Brink
John
Stanley
Juan
United States Army
Tim
Rudimentary Education Suffering in Public Schools
The board noted that most students forget fundamentals like reading and writing by graduation. Ralph Dewey conceded that reading and spelling declined due to added subjects in recent years. The superintendent promised to tackle the reading problem next term, with extra time for core subjects.
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Tom Pane
Yeoters
Ralph
Dewey
War shortages end liquor bootlegging in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 14 War shortages and tyranny have cut liquor bootlegging in Pennsylvania to practically nothing, said GL Hunt state Liquor Control Board enforcement official. He noted shortages of copper, sugar, and molasses hinder whiskey manufacture and that only a few small operators remain. The board reported 677 people charged with possession or manufacture of whiskey and seized illicit stills.
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Wilsky
Hunter
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Hunt
Alnus
Doctors Sought in Army Service Meeting in Erie
Major Samuel J. Woodhouse of the Medical Divers' Aerie Station Pittsburgh and staff will address the 8th Councilor District meeting of the Modiest Body of Pennsylvania at the Oakland Beach Hotel Condenuit Lake on Wednesday July 15. He will outline commissions in the army medical corps and discuss medical reform. Also planned are certificates for Northwestern district medical men and a discussion of lighting equipment funding and school district finance. The session includes reports, a district funds request, and a property drainage matter for the Journal building area.
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Erie
Samuel J. Woodhouse
Dffivers’ Aerie
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Oaklant Beach Hotel
Condenuit Lake
Woodhouse
Fennylyuuty
Ul Hills
The
Stars
John F. Sutherland
de Owen M. Shreve
Eric Gavnty Medical Society
Omer
HiMr
Memnbers
Boga
Tng
Corryigh Athletic Association
Loveland Pielé
Walter H. Scott
Comy
Beall
Bosre
Beim
Supt
Dewey
Hatch Vocational School
Arthur ‘Colegrove
Mr. Colegrove
Sitso l
M. M. Nash
Grand Jury Will Probe Lake Pleasant Murder
ERIE July 1 The grand jury convenes next month to hear indictments including the murder of Walley Porter at the Trades Club summer home and the wider probe into local prostitution rackets led by District Attorney Burton R. Laub. Joseph B. Seat faces possible indictment. Don House and Jessie Parker are key figures in ongoing investigations. Mid-August will reveal the complete list as more evidence is gathered.
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Erie
Burton R. Laub
Don House
Bast Side Panderer
Will Mead
Laub
Joseph B. Seat
R. D
Union City
Walley Porter
West 11Th Street
Allied ‘Trades Club
House
Volorett
Hast 1Th Street
Parade
Germen
Ne Fis
Jessie Parker
West 15Th Street
Laut
Mouse
Damian J. McTalughling
Union City Man Injured In Fall At Mill Village Church
Kennedy, manager of the Union Sky office of the Pennsylvania Electric Company, is a patient in Stem Memorial hospital for treatment of a fractured left hip after he fell from a church roof at Mill Village late Thursday afternoon while removing a tree limb that became lodged on the roof.
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Mntgoyees
Sue Eeeranm Kennedy, Sh
Union Sky
He Pennsylvania Electric Company
Stem Memoria
Mill Village
Kennedy
Driver Negligence In Fatal Warren Crash
In Warren on July 14 a coroner’s jury ruled the death of 67 year old William J. McCowin on July 9 resulted from fractured skull and body bruises after being struck by a car driven by Prats W. Amacher Jr. at 12 15 on Pennsylvania Avenue near Carver Street. The verdict stated the accident could have been avoided if the operator had used more care at the time.
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Frank Wauncher
Beer
Automobiles for Sale from A. di Alzens Motor Sales
Auto listing from A di Alzens Motor Sales Panama NJ offering several Chevrolet and Plymouth models with various ages and conditions. Includes 1988 1989 Chev four door cabs, 1938 Chev and Plymouths, examples mention low mileage tires and prices, contact numbers. Also advertises wartime drafting pay claim and free details.
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A. di Alzens Motor Sales
Pirst Avenue
Price's
Panama
STATE'S COAL PRODUCTION UP AND EMPLOYMENT DOWN
State coal production in 1941 totaled 56,268,287 tons valued at 40,275,000 dollars with shipments from breakers wash plants and dredges. Employment dropped about ten percent to 93,1398 men in 1941 from 94,054 in 1940, while output surged above five year averages. W. R. G. meets Thursday at 2:30 P M in the Masonic Hall. John Vankirk, long time Park Avenue Hotel proprietor, dies at 28.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Mines
Masonic Hall
John Vankirk
Park Avenue
Buffalo Livestock and Pittsburgh Produce Market Roundup
Buffalo market notes show hogs and cattle steady with mixed grades and weights, including rough sows and sausage bulls, Canadian grass siver cattle and calves, and steady spring lambs. Pittsburgh notes reflect produce demand, car counts, and varying prices on apples, potatoes, and regional gobblers with a broad set of regional price quotes.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Duchess
North Carolina
Virginia Cobblers
New Jersey
Gobblers
Long Island
Spin Taps Work by TV Crew Acknowledged
A fragmented note describes television crew work and an event involving a guest named Lampton and a group described as ladies. The text hints at a silent moment and a difficult situation, with references to a vest and spin related items, but readable details are limited.
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Newson Thio
Tv Acann
Suvarul
Wufticult
Enver-Ett alaf the La jenger rubber uble-head
Fragmentary OCR reads as a mid century police or official notice with unclear names and place hints. The readable bits mention Enver and Delhi like terms, a rubber and a head phrase, but no coherent event, date, or organization is identifiable for a complete item.
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Third Ward
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Board of Education
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Corps of Workers
Corry Public Library
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Charles Clark
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Ralph S. Dewey
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Erie Railroad
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Burt Tha
R. Owen
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Ajax Bldg
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Epol
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Medical Corps of Army
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Warren
Wheaties
Lido Club
Spaghe Campbell's
TOMA
Kellogg's
NBC
Hmne
STERLING _DELURE
Eric Ssata
Anne Muelner
Pure Clarke & Avovlil
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YOR Gade
Stee
Ponl
Famale
Othe Baling
Greyhound Post House
Sul
Ata
Greyhound Post
Masonwork
Willis Leghorn Broilers
Thompson Poultry Parm
Clymer
SBC
Vine Room
Victoraia
Concord Street
Aus
Johnson Street
East
Tred Stengel
SME
N. Cexiler
J. J. Sadowski
Columbus
B.D
Pine Vailes
Gathind
Spencer's Cash Mill
Doane’s Hardware
Main St
Cam
Jay W
Hetman's Jewelers
Paul
Glesson
Box 21
Spartansburg
Atte
Sparta
W. F Crosby
Howe
Fred Stengel
Center Street
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Doane
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James Cagney
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Brazil
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Citizens National Bank OF Corry
S the Park
New York
American Smelters
Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
C&o
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General Electric
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Montgomery Ward
National Dairy Paramount
Penni Hor
Penneyoy
Socony ‘Vacuu Btandira
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