New Erie Housing Units Ready Now
Four hundred sixty four new Erie housing units costing 2 025 000 for defense workers and families will be completed and ready for occupancy by November 1. The projects include three sites on the east and west sides under the Federal Public Housing Authority and the Erie Housing Authority. Bids for the Delaware Place project of 200 dwelling units will be opened at 2 p m Thursday. The 200 units in 40 buildings will be framed with asbestos siding and wood floors and are to be built at West 121st Street and Delaware Avenue.
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Erie
Nell McLaughlin
Erle Central Labor Union
Housing Authority of
City of
Erle
Federal Public Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Delaware Place
West 121m Street
Delaware Avenue
August St
Nayember Ist
Coast Guardsman foils Nazi plotters on foggy coast
A coast guardsman pursuing a midnight patrol encountered three men posing as fishermen and a civilian. They offered bribes totaling 402 dollars to overlook the incident. the guardsman refused, later discovering a 40 dollar shortchange. A search along the beach found a submarine-like craft offshore that vanished in the fog after roaring diesel engines.
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Cullen
Southampton
Coast Guard
Stla
Wattsburg resident leaves $25 000 estate
Erie July 16 Hila Burroughs Wattsburg died June 28 left an estate of about 25 000 to be probated. She wills $500 to Willie Onoffee Slater Pa and 100 to Rena M Miner Dayton Ohio. Remainder goes to nephews Lee Davis Sheffield Pa Lex Davis Long Beach Calif and niece Vivian Burrows Wattsburg.
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Watteburg
Vivian Burrows
Wattsburg
Train Wreck Near Johnsonburg Delays Rail Traffic
A head on collision between two freight locomotives near Johnsonburg caused major damage to engines and cars, with ten hours of traffic paralysis. One brakeman, Robert Burns of Erle, was injured after leaping from a wrecked locomotive. Eastbound and local trains were delayed for hours as crews evacuated before impact. others suffered minor injuries while the line remained blocked. Dwight Eisenhower named Allied commander in Europe, Texas born, West Point graduate.
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Renova Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johnsonburg
Erle
Renovo
Ridgway-Kane
Robert Burns
M. J. Plyler
C. W. Willams
Williams
Plyler
Walte Swanson
Ridgway
Termerky
Kane
Speer Carbon Company
St. Marys
Paroled Defendant Granted One-Year Parole
A defendant sentenced on July 2 to six months in the cavity priy jon for public indecency has been paroled two weeks after sentencing. Judge Miles B. Kitts signed the parole order Wednesday directing one year of parole. The defendant, Stull, admitted harming several young girls in the First Ward and pled guilty. the reason for early parole was not explained.
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Goosey Oun
Strata Street
Miles B. Kitts
Stull
Youth sun bathers hit on highway by a truck
A 15 year old youth, Fink, was seriously injured when a truck struck him while sunning on the highway near Twin Lakes. Police report the driver failed to stop and aid the injured pedestrian at the scene. The incident occurred today as bathers gathered on the warm pavement along the lakes road.
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Dubois
Twin Lakes
Jessi
Fink
Fragmented Glossy Table Notice
An unclear OCR fragment references glossy finish or luster on tables and possible mentions of vinegar and electrical items. It includes stray terms like Wally and sue pinsedty adil, leaving no coherent event, date, or entity to confirm.
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Sue Pinsedty
Adil
Seized Bullion Transferred to Federal Mint
Jamestown July 16 federal court ordered transfer to the U S Mint of eleven thousand five hundred dollars in smuggled gold seized last fall at the Buffalo end of the Peace Bridge. Four Buffalo participants, including a chauffeur, were convicted in a case tied to Harry Julius of The Bronx and a network of Bronx jeweler Jack Rubin and associates.
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Jamestown
U. S
Buffalo
Poses Bridge
Federal
Jolyn Knight
Charles Abrahams
Main Street
Bufalo
Sax Montis
Erie County Penitentia
Harry Julius
Bronx
Sing Sing
Jack N. Rubin
Sing Shw
David Roth
Rubin
Bernard M. Kushner
New York
Fin
Lineral
North East teacher elected at Franklin
Franklin Pa July 1 Miss Catherine Thompson Hill of North Enel was elected biology teacher by Franklin High to replace Clint Perine who has enlisted in the army. Hill, Allegheny College graduate, will teach speech classes while Sheamy attends summer sessions. The school board also accepted the resignation of Francis Myers as stant officer, electing Mrs Wy G. Dietn in her place.
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Franklin, Pa
Catherine Thompson Hill
North Enel
Franklin High School
Clint Perine
Stove City College
Miss Hill
Alleeheny College
Sheamy
Allegheny
Francis Myers
Mes
Wy G. Dietn
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Europe
Dwight J. Eisenhower
London
Texas
Army
West Point
Corrvite
North East
Franklin
Patti Store
den Woda
Asa Ore
Shope
Qhes
Petroragar
Alka
Epsom
Vienna
Ialer Shah
BORAX
Loblaws
Loblaw
Lamb
Virginia
U. 5
Switt’s
Jordan
Geefston
Rosedale
Swift
Barden
Chee
Yee
Claestria
Maryland
California
Lare
Cal
South Carolina
U.S
Ary Mane
Doz
Oxydol
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