North East slaying probe narrows suspects to about 22
July 16 attorney Taub said the Lloyd Withdincon murder probe has reduced the pool to about 22 suspects after questioning 75 individuals. He noted continued nationwide checks and stresses investigators have not ruled out any suspect as the slayer.
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Wrie
Lloyd Withdincon
Page Tris
Burton , Taub
Ian
Eabiout
Leah Esitl
Ruby Badhman
Wilkinson
Navy
Fis
Oats
Taub
Laub
Franklin Buys Five Buses for War Workers
Franklin on July 16 ordered five new buses to transport Henkin War Workers between local plants. The Office of War Transportation will oversee delivery, scheduled within a month. Officials seek to speed up the supply as more equipment is needed for Rocky Grove and surrounding areas.
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Franklin
Jo 1
War Transportation
Mars
Franklin Sweer
Iidit Anid
Rocky’ Grove
Jamestown Phone RatesKept Unchanged by Public Service Commission
Jamestown July 16 The Public Service Commission closed the Jamestown Telephone Corporation rate case and approved Commissioner Neal Brewster’s recommendation to reopen later if conditions warrant. A memorandum cites rising operating costs like wares and axes and states no reduction is possible now. continuation would delay final conclusions and require more testimony at time consuming expense to customers.
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Jamestown
Public Service
Jamestown Telephone Corporation
Neal Brewster
Brewster
Junior High Congestion Spurs Pupil Redistricting Debate
Superintendent Dewey warns city faces crowded Junior Elementary grades next term. Enrollment hikes push about 140 first graders to set a new high. If Fairhaven bus service continues for defense workers, redistricting may ease Junior High crowding. a survey and board vote are upcoming.
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Buble
Fairhaven Oueravaulne
Bort of Education
Resply
S. Dewey
Tilestay
Supt
Dewey
Board of
Aduestion
Fairriven
O Defense Industries
Sehogls
Hoeth
Ister
Juniar
Timekeeper Missing From Erie Project 15
Erie police report a timekeeper for Galler Brothers Construction Company vanished after Saturday. Glass was last seen on West Twenty Third Street and was in possession of several company checks, raising concerns about the Like Rong project payments.
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Erie
Tth
Missingerson
Glass
Galler Brokhers Construction Company
Start-Repair Work at Bradford Post Office
Bradford Pa July 16 Fir matter FP J Denman announced day that repairs to the local post office building will be started within 30 days. The contractor is Hornell New York for the lastmaster said alterations will be made to the floor and vestibule. Materials are accessible due to priority rights granted for upkeep of Federal buildings.
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Bradford
Matter
J. Denman
Duildirg
Hornell
New York
Post Office
Lyne
Operation of Racket Bared in Lebanon Case
July 16 three men held in Lebanon Pa in a racket similar to the Reno fraud case involving about 400 dollars. One name given Harold Holtsapple, who testified in 1941 Reno case on three counts of fraudulent conversion and was found not guilty. Huber is sought in Venango County.
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Franklin
Lebanon
Charles James Huber
Venango County
Reno
Harold Hottaapple
Harold E. Holtsapple
Huber
Start Resurfacing of Mt Jewett Stretch
State highway crews will begin resurfacing the Mt Jewett stretch between Mt Jewett and Hazelmust early next week. Patching and leveling work and sunken spots have been addressed for a month, with machinery on site but weather and delays delaying progress. The project aims to repair the surface and improve road quality for drivers in the area.
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Uy Ae—Esports
Rom
Mt. Jewelt
Hazelmust
Tired Kidneys Sleepless Nights Health Remedy Note
Fragmented health advisory claims tiny tubes cleanse mood and body. It warns of kidney and bladder issues causing sleepless nights and fatigue while suggesting dubious remedies and brand names without credible medical backing.
Farmers urged to use students for harvesting
Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware farmers are urged to employ high school students for harvest work. William W. W. Bardsley of the U S Employment Service says using students now could create a pool of partially trained workers for next year and serve as insurance against future labor shortages. He notes pilots in New York where boys work with experienced fruit pickers under skilled supervision to learn delicate tasks. Offices of the Employment Service will assist farmers in obtaining student labor, with 82 offices in Pennsylvania, 33 in New Jersey, and three in Delaware.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Dela Wark
William W.W. Bardsley
United States Employment Service
Bardsley
New York
Barnsley
Ign
Delaware
Greensburg Youth Charged With Deliberate Car Murder
Greensburg youth Funsull Roddy aged 18 was held for grand jury on murder charges in the highway deaths of his stepfather Ernest Pletcher and mother Mrs. Pletcher of Lloydsville. State Patrolman Ray Walsh testified Roddy deliberately struck Pletcher and Mrs. Fletcher, who died at the scene and later. Roddy was found hiding near Latrobe after the alleged crime following a quarrel at a club and a return drive that ended in a fatal collision.
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Associated Press
Greensburg
Funsull
Roddy
Ernest Pletcher
Lloydsville
Ray Walsh
Sam Wise
Fletcher
Y Woods
St. Vincent’s College
Latrobe
Wilsty
Walsh
Mro
Pletcher
Tloydsville
Eulyett
Pinchot Forestry Charges Answered
In a letter from Pennsylvania Forestry Association secretary Gleason Matton to Pinchot, Matton notes he joined Pinchot on inspection tours and argues that the forests were viewed for war needs. Pinchot counters that the Department of Forests and Waters sold sound merchantable timber and asserts the forests will be needed after the war.
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Pare Gney
Gleason Matton
Pennsylvania Forestry Association
Pinchot
U.S
Stewart Fires Forest Service Style Voting Agreement Claim
Stewart asserted the state's voting agreements were virtually the same as those used by the United States Forest Service and that decisions on sites to be cut were made for each area by its forestry advisors.
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Stewart
United States Forest Service
Iis Forestry
Dunkirk Faces Need for 3,500 More War Workers
Sweeney, division director of the United States Employment Service in Buffalo, disclosed that Dunkirk will require 3,500 additional workers within the next ten months. He warned this need could curtail or abandon several non essential war industries in the area.
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Dunkirk
Sweeney
United States
Buffalo
Removing Stains With Quick Action
The time to remove stains from washables is when they are fresh and before washing. Solip or hot water sets most stains, so act early to prevent permanent marking.
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A damaged fragment from a historical report mentions an attack event with unclear date and victims. Readable parts reference an incident labeled as an attack and note an individual or group involved, but key details remain obscured.
Fragmentary World War II Item in German Broadcast Fragments
Readable fragments describe wartime events and names, mentioning Berlin and British forces in a jumbled shorthand. The text includes references to Marines, quarters, and a sound bite about victory or glory, with unclear chronology and incomplete phrases.
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