Wars-Time Daily Notes and Local Updates
Mixed local items include canned goods prices and sugar ration registration suspension in Clearfield County, a Brookville gas well producing 286000 cubic feet, Elks Flag Day plans, war bond purchases by Crayford County home residents, and a Brookville Ariling contest update. Also reported: a car collision near Geneva Conneaut, St Thomas Ushers Mass, and Porto Rico civilian transport to Miami.
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Journal
Washington
The
Hany Wallice
Brookville Ariling
United Natural Gas Company
Denmié Shobert
Brookville
Distlel
Meadville
Ehi
Crayford
John
Uli
Compalen
Holly's
Tamestown
Pitt Elephant
Jones and Gifford Avenue
Laverne W. Carlin
Zebron
Robert Beletiner
Chautauqua Avenue
Lakewood
Allen E. Barger
St. Thomas
Ritz
Franklin
Thurrs
On Your Radio Paraded Among War Programs and Features
Saturday night schedule highlights New York City wartime programs including at 7:30 PM WBC T Noah Webster quiz segments and 8:80 Truth Or Consequenest. The lineup lists musical features such as Barn Dance and Summer Symphony with Bob Ripley and Dr Black.
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New York
WBC
Noah Webster
Trish Rose
CBS
Prick of Free World Vistory
Gue Lam
Hobby Lebby
Greéx Hortit
Syonight
Dr Black
Bob Ripley
Yaris” Doughboys
Reidsville Club Elects Objector Member
A local Reidsville group selects one member to oppose each proposal, aiming to block adoption of plans it deems unsuitable. The club’s purpose centers on scrutinizing motions and preventing journals from embracing questionable initiatives.
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Reidsville
Despondent Erie Woman Drowns At Bayfront
Aged Erie widow Emma Gustafson, 78, residing at 991 West 6th Street, despondent after her husband’s death, plunged into the bay near Plum Street Thursday night. Her body was pulled from the water by a rowboat operator around 2:45 AM Friday, several scattered envelopes found on her person bearing phone numbers, and police confirmed she had not returned home that evening.
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Lindsley’s
Mits
A. J. Smolk
Findley Lake
N. Yu
Corry Hospital
Meadville
Eleanor Martin
Arbor
Kilpatrick
Erie
Emma Gustafson
West 6Th Street
Bfle Bay
Plum Street
Gusidfson
Bayfront
Joseph Sustaféon
Henry Redman
Poplar Street
Assington
Scouts Camporee in Mead Park Two Day Event
Scouts from Union City and Troop No 3 enjoy a two day Camporee at Mead Park with tents pitched Friday afternoon. The event featured a campfire, a memorial service for J. J. Desmond, introductions of Alfred Bendell and sphere leaders, singing, and planned project work for the day. Attendees include George Sims of Erie, Alfred Bendell, Merle Sexton, and Frank Hoare, among others from Union City and Erie.
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Union City
Mead Park
Cannell
Charles Rich
Bear Lake
George Sims
Erie
Alfred S. Bendell
Merle Sexton
Union Ciy
J. J. Desmond
Boy Scouts of America
William Johnson
Union Clays Googe J
Damage suit in death of five in Orchard Park crash
Supreme court heard first evidence in a five fatality case brought by Harley Bump as administrator of High Bump against Roscoe Holmes and Frank Murphy. The collision at Emeryfont and Center streets East Aurats killed High Bump, two of his relatives, and a sister.
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East Aurats
Ashel
Bump
Wither
Dols
Lee Murphy
Stroudsburg Woman Bank Teller Held in Theft Case
Dorothy F. Keller, 45, a teller at First Stroudsburg National Bank, was held on $16,000 bond on an embezzlement charge. FBI agents said she admitted taking money to maintain a home and enjoy life, per Assistant U.S. Attorney Athol Maburi.
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Associated Press
Stroudsburg
Dorothy F. Keller
Stroudsburg National Bank
U.S
Athi H ‘Mabiiirs
Outlook for U S Youth Brightens Despite War Years
Article by Roger Babson argues young graduates face varied paths amid wartime. He notes many male graduates join armed services or work with government and defense industries while women enter expanding opportunities. Emphasizes hard work, timing, and personal habits as keys to future success and calls on youth to act boldly, rebuild democracy, welcome new inventions, and participate in postwar progress.
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Roger Babson Babson
Mass
Armed Services
Armament Indus
Policy
Efror
Europe
Abia
Postwar guidance for youth faces many factions
After the war, pressure will urge youths to join various groups and national isolation debates will rise. Labor issues return. Even if wartime leaders change, new social schemes appear. Avoid factions, keep counsel, and stay discreet. opportunities will come for those alert, disciplined, and prudent.
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Dio
Emmet Patchen Dies at French Creek Home
Emmet Patchen 67 died at his home in French Creek at noon Friday. A longtime farmer, he belonged to Abbey Reformed Church at Clymer. Survived by wife Alida, daughter Ruth, son Everett, brother Charles of North East, sisters Mrs Benjamín Beckerink and Mrs Frank Beskerink of Clymer, Mrs Frank Richards of Erie, and Minnie and Stella Patchen of North East. Funeral at Patchen home Monday 2 p.m. with Rev. Gerrit Timmer officiating.
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Emmet Patchen
French Creek
Emmet Patehen
Brench Creek
Patcher
Abbey Reformed Church
Clymer
Alida Patchen
al Nighter
Ruth
Ever~ott
Charles
North East
Ben.jamiln Beckerink
Frank Beskerink
Frank Richards
Eric
Minnie
Stella Patchen
Gerrit Timmer
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