Butler approves revised ordinance curbs wartime juvenile delinquency
A revised ordinance banning children under seventeen from wandering after 1 p.m. takes effect. The Franklin news notes the Old Garrison deed presented for a city park, a hospital update on B A White of Essex Street, and local club meetings including Women’s Victory Club and Past Matrons’ Club. A Titusville Elk lodge marks its fiftieth anniversary with ceremonies and dinner planned at 6:30 p.m. on the observed date.
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Venntia County
James G. Baliender
Elk Street
Williams Agency
East
Main Street
AIG
Women's Victory Club
Anna Gallagher
East South Sire
Titusville Lodge
Elkstonight
Coroner cites natural death in Corry area case
Coroner Samuel T. Bowers states the body found Monday around 4 p.m. in Tamestown is from natural causes, death likely occurring Friday or Saturday. Victim Mrs. Margaret Smith, 50, of 303% Spring Street, had ties to Clearfield born April 28, 1898, and relocated from Pennsylvania. Also notes on job training opportunities, Navy training completion, local club meetings, and various local notices including injuries, resignations, and community events across several towns.
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Powell Motors
Tamestown
Samuel T. Bowers
Margaret, Smith
Spring Street
Priday
Clearfield, Pa
Gerald E Brant
Columbus
Sampson
N.Y
Little Creek
Ray Brent
Concord Community Chrb
Corry Ration Board
Erie County War Board
Hack
J C Shamburg Buys Miller's News Stand
Joseph C Shamburg, a longtime local, completed the purchase of Miller's News Stand at 12 South Center Street and took over operations this morning. He has prior experience in grocery beer sales and ran several theaters, previously serving in state auditor roles before leaving to pursue local business. Stella Hastings sold the business after Mrs Stanley Miller, her daughter, died. Miller's had been run by Mrs Miller following her husband Stanley's death.
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Warrell
Bertil “Edquist
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Chicago
Warren
Sherwood
Oles
Run
Rist Construction Company
Pittsburgh
Oil City
Jeannine Stanton
Relief Street
Allegheny River
William Hagedone
Titusville
Carolyn N. Smith
YW. C.A
Association
Eiliott
Grandin
North Perry Street
WCA
Aasociation
Washington, Pa
Joseph C. Shamburg
Miller's
South Center Street
Shamburg
Sliq
Auditor General S Department
Deal
Stella Hastings
Stanley Miller
Davis and OWI under attack
A storm of congressional criticism swirled around Elmer Davis head of the Office of War Information. Lawmakers accused him of seeking to be a propaganda minister and urged investigation. The outcry centered on a speech in Boston contrasting Washington coverage with New Deal war efforts and Davis’s role in shaping press messaging.
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Associated Press
Washington
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Davis
Boston
Bridges R-Ned
Senate
Sporters
Bridges
Rep. Short
R-Mo
House
Allies Ready for Next Invasion Rumors Stir Anxiety
Reports from wartime Front say Allied forces brace for a new invasion of Europe while observers note strategic movements along the Syria Turkey frontier. RAF bombers hit targets across occupied Europe for a fifth night, striking airfields railways and transport from Denmark to Brittany. DNB reports Berlin air raid alarm but no casualties while London suggests reconnaissance triggered the alert.
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Syria
Turkey
Mediterranean
Europe
Denmark
Brittany
France
DNB
Berlin
London
Aalborg
Dunkerque
Bruges-Gueht
Lys
Nantes
Farnee
Gastelvetrano
Sicily
Cape Passtro
Yaud
Forests Save Soil Tests Show Long Erosion Time
Tests show it would take more than 375000 years to erode seven inches of topsoil on a ten percent slope under virgin forests. Forests conserve soil and moisture.
War Agencies Face Huge 1943 Budget Increases
A government hearing outlined massive 1943 spending for air power and war agencies. Officials projected air force outlays surpassing all other military categories, with annual costs reaching tens of billions by year end 1943. Price controls could rise to $70 billion by 1943’s end, and synthetic rubber plants were to be fully operational, boosting supplies.
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Tam
Prentiss” M. Brown
OPA
Willism Jeffers
Hel
Louis Jroeger
Food drive ballots set for Saturday at 1 PM
In mai end Sat ballots 1PM mounted. Local volunteers back a community fundraiser with an indoor event at the community center to collect donations and promote nutrition awareness.
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Mai
Untitled fragments on board meetings and route plans
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a board meeting discussing lanes, routes, and ports. Mentions 70 000 passengers, airlines, and a general manager’s minutes. Unclear names and dates are scattered, with partial phrases about planning and attendance.
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Ortuniy Ander
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Betty) Dresch
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Guiliy
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Powell Motor Co
United Brethren
William G. Woodward
St Andrews's Church
New Castle
M. E. Shambaugh
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Tojo
Kane Supply Company
Kingua
Willist McMahon
Helen Pollock
Spartansburg
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Miller’s News
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