IAM Withdrawal Clarified After AFL Split
The International Association of Machinists announces it will not affiliate with the CIO or any other trade union and will stay independent while it seeks resolution with the AFL executive council. It remains IAM minded and withdraws from the AFL but will respect other unions’ jurisdictions where welcomed.
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Harold Sheffer
District Lodge No. 65
Intémations Association of Machinisty
Ings
I. A. of M
International ‘Association of Machinists
American Federation of Labor
H. W. Brown
Executive Council
GTO
A. P. of L
A. F of L
A. of L
1. A. of M
A. FP. of L
A. FL of L
of Convention
Officer Kills Man in Pittsburgh Doorway Incident
Patrolman Robert M. Foster shot and killed John Anthony Lee, 40, as Lee resisted arrest in a doorway. Foster said Lee knocked him down and kicked him after a warning shot failed to stop the confrontation. The second shot proved fatal.
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Pittsburgh
Robert M. Foster
John Anthony Lee
Poster
Lee
Leo
Doan's Pills Offer Relief for Kidney Ailments
The ad-like text promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy for tired kidneys and sleepless nights. It describes symptoms such as fatigue, daytime weariness, swelling under the eyes, headaches, and general malaise. It urges readers to ask their druggist for Doan's Pills to purge waste from the blood and restore rest.
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Westung
York
Dserdar
Pep
Doan
Estate of Kane Man Is Growing
The estate of Clement J. Jungers, former Kane industrialist and head of the Sergeant Glass Company, was appraised in Atlantic City rising from about 500000 to 1000000 with potential value reaching 1500000. Surrogate Albert G. Abbott noted the revision after examining safety deposit boxes. Administrators Thomas G. Sidal and Elwood F. Birlman posted security bonds totaling 600000.
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Kane
Jahuie W
Clement J. Jungers
Sergeant Glass Company
Atlantic City
Albert G. Abbott
Jungers
Thomas G. Sid‘dal
Atlantic County Common Pleas
Elwood F.rirlman
Boardwalk National Bank
Five Meadville youths injured in stolen car crash near Conneaut Lake
Early Wednesday five Meadville district boys aged 11 to 18 were injured when a stolen car crashed into a tree near Conneaut Lake. Clyde Rhodes 15 and others, including Theodore Kulick 12 and Carl Culver 15, were hospitalized with serious injuries. Rhodes had a fractured jaw and possible skull fracture. Kulick suffered a heavy skull impact.
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Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Clyde Rhodes
Theodore Kulick
Joseph Kulick
Edward, Zelaen
Carl Culver
Rhodes
Spencer! Hospital
Teddy" Kulick
FASTEETH PROMISES COMFORT FOR FALSE TEETH
FASTEETH offers a pleasant alkaline powder to improve denture comfort. Sprinkle a little on plates to reduce gummy taste and odor, improve bite and breathing feel, and avoid sticky residues. Available at drug stores.
Fiend Tries to Attack Sister in Court Confession
In Pittsburgh on June 10 17 year old Earl Perry confessed in court to involvement in the rape and murder of a young girl. While being escorted to a restaurant he attacked his sister Gilda 15 after breaking away. The incident ended with deputies restraining him as Gilda revealed the basement body.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
George S. Jenkins
Sheri
Earl Perry
Gilda
Rennings
Perry
Earl
Theres Williams
Harl
Jennings
Wright Street Extension Planned to Fairhaven
City engineer Don D. Williams says Wright Street could extend from Raymond Avenue to Fairhaven Palrhaven with minimal cost. Extension would drain stagnant Mosher property water and curb prevalent complaints about the area.
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Yomen
Weight Street
Raymond Avere
Palrhaven
Don D. Williams
Mosher
Meadville Youth Drowns In Creek
A 15 year old, Robert Cale, drowned yesterday afternoon in French Creek above the Race Street bridge near Jenny's Hole. He could not swim and was swept downstream after slipping into deep water during a wading trip with other boys. One companion briefly grasped his foot but could not hold on.
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Mme Vitdts
Hihn
Robert Cale
French Creek
Race Street
J. H. Cale
Robert
American Viscose Corporation
Svarning Robert
Ind
David Roschl
Barking of dog saves families during city fire
Jamestown June 10 a dog that smelled smoke woke the household and helped save Yves and family members from a two story dwelling at 614 Murray avenue firemen estimated damage at several hundred dollars from smoke. A rubbist burner near the building was blamed for the blaze. Alarm box 14 rang at 9 30 am awakening Mrs Augusta Anderson and her daughter occupants of the first floor. They and the Estelle Fredo family on the second floor fled in night clothes due to smoke.
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Jamestown
Yves
Murray Avenue
Catide
Augusta Anderson
Estelle Fredo
Teir
Masters Notices from Corry Court Proceedings in 1940s
Multiple master notices issued in Erie County Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas reference cases Margaret R Davis Basil T Davis James B Nolan Anna Homyk Nolan and Blanche Williams. Notices describe appointment of masters to take testimony, attendance at Cameron Building Corry PA and cross examination of witnesses with dates in 1943 and 1944 and addresses for Masters Walter L Pogke Walter H Scott and Walter K Peake.
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Court of Common Pleas
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Margaret R. Davis
Basil T
Davis
Basil
Maater
Walter H Scott
Cameron Building
South Center Street
First Ward
City of
Corry
James B. Nolan
Anta Henryk Sveweduk
Anna Homyk Nolan
Ann
Homyk Sewacuk
Endyna
Walter H. Scott
Camera Building
Souths Center Street
Catheron Building
Cory, Pennsylvania
Courb of Common Pleas
Curie Blanche Williams
Donald J. Williams
Ere County
Gary
Warren High School to graduate 1944 class tonight
In Warren Pennsylvania at eight o clock this evening the First Presbyterian church hosts Warren high school s twelfth annual commencement exercises marking graduation of the 1944 class of nearly 300 seniors. Admission will be by ticket only. A senior symposium titled This Changing World will explore how changes in social economic religious political and educational spheres affect the student.
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Warren
First Presbyterian Church
Warren High School
Hammermill Paper official retires in Erie health fail
Henry F. Obermarins vice president for manufacturing at Hammermill Paper Company retires due to ill health. A German immigrant who came to Erie in 1904 began at Hammermill and held multiple roles before stepping down. The notice mentions a separate 1943 driving figure estimating 5,000 motorists and 17 million items, reflecting unrelated data.
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Hammermill Paper &Co
Erie
Henry F. Obermarins
Hammermill Paper Company
Obermarins
East Eakeside Dr
Germany
Hammermill
Produce Markets and Livestock Prices across Cities
The report lists fruit and produce prices across Pittsburgh New York and Pennsylvania with weights crates and baskets for Baldwins Rome Beauties Katahdins and Bliss Triumphs. It also covers Buffalo livestock including hogs cattle calves and sheep prices along with New York egg market figures and a snapshot of stock market activity with noon quotes on industrials and major equities.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New Jersey
Rome
Buffalo
America Can
Ammerica
American T&t
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation Art
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
O&o
Bettig Ae ‘Chrysier
General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Warday
National Biscuit
Ad National Dairy
Northern Pacific
Paramount
Ormve Bam
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
ellow Truck _ ay
Youngstown S & T
Um Aero Supply
Arkaness
Nat Gas A
Pullett Passes On Coaching Duties Amid Team Shakeup
Report says Pullett steps back from direct coaching as players struggle with lineup changes. The piece mentions Mattie and other real players in winter workouts, noting mixed results and a call for unity among the squad.
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Fragmented local notice on port expansion plans
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