Daily Dozen and Democratic committee reorganization in Meadville
The issue includes a Daily Dozen medical note stressing infant care and a separate item reporting a reorganization meeting of the Democratic county committee in Meadville. Fifty eight committeemen attended with George Hamilton presiding. Elected officers include Chairman George Sigendahl Vice chairmen Mrs Mary Lynce and Mrs Florence Snyder Treasurer Roy Stiers Secretary Carl Triola and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Court House
Meadville
George Hamilton
George Sigendahl
Mary Lynce
Conneaut Lake
Florence Snyder
Titusville
Roy Sters
Sacgertown
Carl Triola
Moonshine findings and city police notes twenty years past
Twenty years ago no new developments were reported after police found two gallons of moonshine near Concord road beyond Northwest street. Officers were called to guard the area after drunks were located, one unconscious. Flag Day opened a period for the business section of the new papers and veterans groups. Jumbled items include a local arrest for disorderly conduct and a man firing a bullet into J. G. Taylor’s West Pleasant street home near a sleeping child. Corry High School class of 1923 alumni gathered at Findley Lake for a reunion. Mrs. Emma Lenora Keating died at 107 West Irving street after a three year illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Northwest Street
Wes End
J. G. Taylor
West Pleasant Street
Corry High School
Findley Lake
Emma Lenora Keating
A. 8. Keating
West Irving Street
Four Doctors to Testify on Judge Kitts Mental Fitness
Erie June 14 four psychiatrists will testify that Judge Miles L Kitts is mentally ill as part of a petition by Erle attorneys to remove his judicial powers. The experts will come from outside the city and are willing to testify if called by the Supreme Court. Republican Fourth Ward committee members passed a resolution praising local judges and attorneys for raising this issue. a copy will go to Judge Elmer L Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Miles
Kitts
Erle
Supreme Court
Republican Committee
Fourth Ward
Court House
Clara Meuser
Elmer L. Evans
OPA Drops Ceiling on Fresh Fish Prices
In an Office of Price Administration rule effective June 1, fresh fish and seafood prices fall one to three cents per pound at retail. Shrimp price cut from 1.5 to 3.5 cents per pound. Sellers may charge only for the container. Canadian lake fish are exempt from price control until U S production from those waters is covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Canadian
United States
Hold Them All Buy Savings Bonds In Wartime
Pennsylvanians salute workers on the home front and urge holding savings bonds to build the country’s future. The piece warns against cashing bonds for nonessential needs and promotes buying and holding bonds to support war efforts and long term stability.
Facing Reality on War Perceptions and Berlin Aim
An editorial argues the American public underestimated World War II dangers. It notes bias against Japan and belief Europe would end quickly, then acknowledges tough campaigns in Europe and the long struggle toward Berlin. It urges awareness of Nazi resistance and the expanding conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Tokyo
Europe
Hitler
Continent
Normandy
Berlin
What If A President and Vice President Die In Office
A compact quiz style item questions readers on succession and misc trivia. It references a scenario if both President and Vice President die, asking who becomes President and hints at the broader theme of Liberation Day and postwar expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington, D. C
Eretz Yisrael Fistin
Thor
Local attorneys seek Kitts removal after Erie visit
Attorney General Duff visiting Erie with Gov. Martin spurred a Supreme Court petition to remove Judge Kitts. Kitts announced a temporary HQ move to Avonia, saying he will not retire and will stay reachable for any needed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff
Erie
Edward Martin
High Court
Kitts
Martin
Supreme Court
Avonia
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State of Pennsylvania
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Marie Stratton
Vernon D. Stratton
Oxford
A. G. Postlethwaite
Buffalo
Gov. Martin
OPA
Crawford M. Woods
REX
Morgan's Creek
Betty Hutton
Eddie Bracken
N. First Ave
Paul Lawnoski, R. D
John Spitzman
R. D
Biarga
Wing
Willi
Hubert S. Vaughn
Mrs
Harley Benks
Guy Rogers
Bawin Keppel
Harold Sweet
Andersony
Clyde Goodwill
C. S. Wallace
Charles Linsky
Boston House
MAPLE
Nina Dane Gilbertson
Moore
Morris Chairs
Franz
J.L
Spiesman
Shambaugh'’S
West Main St
Tda Wickwire
Roy Wilcox
Panl Janesee
James Mead
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Deschamp Clata Boyd
I. 9
St. Mihiel
A. B. P Bayeux
United Nations
Roosevelt
Scott Tissue
Ispring Lake
Oxydol
Montgomery
Les
Dad
Montgomery Ward
Lares
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