Paibia News Briefs From Erie Area Highlights
A mixed Erie region roundup covers Sunshine Day exercises in the burgh, a Monday Board of Education meeting, and Flag Day suspensions. Notes on military promotions, arrests, realty transfers in Corry, June income tax deadlines, and an Army air forces training transfer are included. Also reported are theft recoveries, a price adminration ration stamp update, police investigations, wage awards at Stackpole, a deserter capture, strike bill support, and upcoming vehicle inspection demonstrations in 36 Pennsylvania cities.
Erie Mayors Says More Police Needed to Fight Crime
Erie June 12 The depleted police force faces retirements and military enlistments. Mayor Charles R. Barber rejects boosting the detective bureau, saying patrolmen are needed but manpower is tight. Four officers are in plain clothes duty, with two uniformed officers reassigned seasonally to plain clothes.
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Erie
Erie Police
Charles R. Barber
Barber
G. T. Barber
BE. J. Englert
J. W. Reagan
P. B
Ceiling collapse forces St Bonaventure closure
June 12 Allegany. A ceiling collapse at St Bonaventure school hit the seventh and eighth grade room after school, with plaster and metal bath falling near desks as 25 pupils and teachers were away. Rev Richard Herold ordered the building closed for inspection while upper grades continue at St Bonaventure college.
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St. Bonaventure School
Allegany
Richard Herold
Alding
St. Bonaventure College
Nine cited for Erie traffic violations
Erie traffic police cited seven local Erie drivers and three from out of town over a two day span. Arthur Blelanin of 227 German Street faces charges of reckless driving near West 3th Street. Marvin P. Holat of 410 East eth Street allegedly ran a red light at 26th and State streets and faces light crafting and reckless driving counts.
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Erie
Adams
State Streets
Brabender
Jamestown Man Seeks Fees After Workmen's Comp Loss
Elmer W. Westergren of 411 Lafayette Street, Jamestown, awarded 5 percent for injuries to his right foot, petitions for attorney fees for his wife’s nursing care. Referee Margaret M. Slavin adjourns to July 15 and orders a local physician to testify on nursing care provided by West Bergren’s wife.
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Jamestown
Citye Hall
Elmer W. Westergren
Lafayuette Street
Brakeman
Margaret M. Slavin
Z ! Buffalo
Slavin
Spear
West Bergren
Rabies in Dogs More Common in Summer
Scientists say rabies prevalence rises in hot weather compared with winter. Rabies is caused by an infectious organism and can attack a dog year round. Two forms exist the furious and the dumb the latter with jaw paralysis and a vacant expression. Infected dogs foam at the mouth rush bite and attack, but immediate medical care after a bite prevents fatal hydrophobia.
Opportunities For Workers War's Big Boom To Industry
A Flint Journal interview with Harold F Howard, general manager of Flint Chevrolet, explains how wartime expansion created new, portable assignments and accelerated promotion from hourly workers to foremen and beyond. He notes welding shortages, cross-training, and top managers moving to GM units, forming industry's greatest wartime gain.
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Maurice Coleman
Flint
Mich
Harold F Howard
Chevrolet Motor Company
Wesley H. Howard
North Center Street
Coseman
H. T Howard
Mint Chevrolet
Howard
Flint Chevrolet
General Motor
Hnd
Mr. Howard
Westfield Boy Drowns in Creek Near Westfield
Hoya Phillips 11 slipped from a rock into a 10 to 12 foot pool of Goon Hollow Creek Thursday. His brothers Harland 15 Edgar 12 and Harold 8 could not help him. Harland recovered the body with help from farmer A A Wilmarth. Resuscitation failed. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 30 P M in Westfield cemetery.
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Westfield
Harland
A. A. Wilmarth
Charles Phillips
Charles Reiss
Morganza Fugitive Held For Robberies
Arthur Pearsoll, once pursued in a large man hunt across Morganza, is now captured in Cameron County. He confessed to burglaries in Muttersbough Store on Driftwood, the Me Phee home, Eaton summer home, and nearby camps, ending a wave of robberies in the region.
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Emporiwim
Vureau
Arthur Pearsoll
Morganza
Cameron County
Tower
Muttersbough
Driftwood
Village seamstress of a great nation born
A brief historical notice honors a village seamstress credited as the inspiration behind a nation’s beginnings. The article highlights her humble origins, lifelong craft, and symbolic role in national memory.
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Miley
Paibia
Hurrant
Board of Education
Sergi
John J. Macko
Corry
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Florida
Army Air Rces
Macko
Columbus High Sea
Army
Rees
Dieppe
Federal Reserve Board
West Main Street
George Nd
Herman Burlingame
West-end
Tore Corry
Chester
Potocki
Will L. Hopkins
Center Street
Howard W. Loveland
Walter EH. Scott
Smith Street
Walter H. Scott
Samuel Scott
Smith Treet
Walter #ott
Mary A. Condra
Maty A. Condis
East Bond Treet
Agutisburgh
Spring Street
Inger
Brooke
Office of Price Administraton
Hoover. Opa
Stackpole Irea Company
St. Marys
War Labor Board
Samuel Wishart
Troy
Senango
Answer
Spartansburg
Pittsburgh
M. P
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Rodgers
Erie~awford-Mercer
Tar
Baker
Tate Revenue Department
Harold F. Howard
Canada
Goebbels
Teeland
Felse
Chevrolet
Saginaw
Pratta& Whitney
Listhne
Westfield Lad
Boyd Phillips
CLUB
Weiners
Texas
California
Calif
Marvin
Carnation Milk
Atc Doz
Betsy Ross
Washington
United States of America
United Nations of
Aero Victory Band
Edward Berry
H. Lynn Rice
Fred W. Lamberton
Charles P. Keating
Corry City
Aero Victory Bands
Frank E. Hepler
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
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