Union City Man Beaten in Melee at Boston House
Paul Peard, 82, Union City, suffered a triple jaw fracture and broken nose in a Monday melee at the Boston House. Police said the two principals may plead guilty to disorderly conduct if they do not appear in court. Henry Bacon, arrested after a disturbance at the Commercial hotel, paid a $50 fine and costs to avoid a jail sentence.
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Paul Peard
Union City
Boston
Peard
Robert Franz
Corry
Aero Supply
Instituton
John Flanigan
Place Lato
Ted Dey
Dey
Flanigan
Ted Bacon
East Main
Mill Streets
George H. Gordon
Bacon
Candidates to receive extra gas under wartime ration rules
The Associated Press reports that political candidates will be allowed extra gasoline for campaigns. Local ration boards must ensure allowances are not abused, with petitions and local board applications opening after candidacy filings. Judge Blair Gunther and District OPA Director Alvin Williams say limited allocations will be determined by the OPA to avoid public suspicion of stifling initiative while recognizing campaign needs.
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Associated Press
Pitsburgh
OPA
Alvin J. Williams
Williams
Blair F. Gunther
Gunther
Willams
Arrested for Driving While Suspended in Union City
Haid Moffit of Corty appeared before Justice Ethel Seymour at Union City after a state police arrest on two charges for driving while suspended. Moffitt, whose license was suspended months earlier on a US driving charge, paid a fine for reckless driving and was held for the next term of Bounty court, released on bail pending jury appearance.
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Haid Moffit
Corty
Justice of the
Pesce
Ethel Seymouriat Union City
ToWihr
Moffitt
Diamond Jim Haye Faces Penalty Payment Demand
A confusing text fragment references a bid named Diamond Jim Haye and suggests a penalty payment related to a capital or money issue. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, or events to form a fuller summary.
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Sena
Plan Summer Band Concerts At Clymer
Clymer hosts summer band concerts sponsored by the Business Men's Club with the Central School band led by Mrs. Leon Button. July events include Saturday evenings at 8:30 starting July 3 and a store closure on July 5. The issue also notes community activities in churches, a local fire incident, and social gatherings.
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Clymer
Methodist
Reformed
Methodist Church
Reformed Church
Bessie VanErden
Katherine Hill
Panama
Wade Crist
Lee Deulik
Long Island
Emma Deuiik
Business Men's Club
Clymer Central School
Kenneth Koomani
Clymer Central School Band
Leon Button
Irene Haitink
Carol McCann
Gerrit Timmer
Wayne Holthouse
Gordon Newhouse
Paul Meyerink
Ivan Legters
van Sroters
Laurrena Groters
Sam Groters
Community Extends Congratulations on Local Celebrations
The Corty area shares warm wishes for Mr. and Mrs. Ten Huston on Mrs. Leon Ten Husten’s birthday June 19 with a family dinner at their home. Everett Tena Husten and C. E. Spitzer families also note Corporal Clarence Spitzer’s transfer from Fort Benning Gay.
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Henton
Norma Tyne
Husten
Corty
Ten Huston
Leon Ten Husten
Everett
Tena Husten
C. E. Spitzer
Clarence Spitzer
Fort Benning
Gay
Sharon Girl Drowned in Shenango River
Agnes Marie Barnett eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Barnett of 213 Penn avenue drowned Tuesday afternoon in the Shenango river at the State street bridge. M R Hassell of South Irvine avenue jumped from the bridge to save her but could not resuscitate her for ten minutes and efforts to revive failed.
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Sharon
Agnes Marie
Harry Barnett
Penn Avenue
Shenango River
State Street Bridge
M. R. Hassell
Irvine Avenue
Eileen
Dub
Consolidated Beef Company Suspends Operations in city area
June 16 Consolidated Beef Company, a major local slaughterer, suspended operations today, cutting meat supplies for over 2,500 customers. Five other meat firms in the same building relying on Consolidated were affected as the firm stated it would stop slaughtering until Office of Price Administration rules change.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Consolidated Beef Company
Consolidated
Office of Price Administration
Twenty Kane Men Accepted for Service at Induction Center
About 190 men were examined at the induction center, with an estimated 90 accepted for the armed forces from McKean County Selective Service Board No 1. The official list named 89 men ordered to report to New Cumberland on June 1, but the list is incomplete and some may be deferred three to six days.
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Kane
Evie
Thhe
Selective ‘Service Board No. 1
McKean County
Mt. Jewett
Lst
New Cumberland
Duné Dist
Subsidy Fails to Halt GPA Price Squeeze Losses
A GPA spokesman warned the company cannot continue to lose thousands weekly amid its price rollback, saying the subsidy does not alter the situation and noting the financial strain from ongoing sales reductions. The remarks reflect mounting pressure as market forces squeeze profitability.
Three Charged With Murder Of Greensburg Man
Greensburg Pa June 164 Three young men were held today on information filed by State Policeman Leo R Miller charging them with the murder of 72 year old Proneis Marion Wilson who was beaten and robbed of 300 in his mountain home Coroner H Albert McMurray said Pneumonia which caused Wilsons death June 18 developed as a result of the beating he received on the night of June 4 Aller testified yesterday that Georges Hushind 2 of Ruffsdale had signed statements admitting he entered the aged mans home near Acme and took the 300 while George C Mellors 24 of Mt Pleasant A B 1 remained outside After the inquest in which the jury recommended that Husband and Mellors be held for the grand jury Miller arrested William Frank Houser 24 of Ruffsdale and charged him with three murders Mellors and Husband were arrested two days after Wilsons holdup and charged with assault and robbery Jose Gies proprietor of the Mullendean hotel In St Marys died shortly before 4 o clock Monday afternoon in Haul Memorial hospital following a heart attack suffered Monday morning He was 62 years old
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Timmer
Gordon Newhouse
Mies Bessle VanEarden
Viola Twinkle
Jean Schruers
Virginia ‘Tewinkle
C. E
Duly
American Legion
Grace Spitzer
Eilen Bennink
Ethel Wallace
Wallace
Roy Gravink
Bre Hall
Arthur Wallace
Legion
Falconer
Gilbert ‘Ten
Clifford Legters
Norma Ten Hussen
Loblay's Groceteria
Corry
Shipping Department
Raymond Plant
Ruth Gravink
Ruth Beakerink
Buffalo
Anna VanGeem
Sherman, N
Marvin J. Holthouse
Arthur Wassink
Miriam Wassini
Washington, D. C
Haerett TenHussen
Emma Arnink
Léon VanTassel
Charles Lester
Edgar
Associated Press
Greensburg
Leo R. Miller
Marion Wilson
H. Albert McMurray
Wilson
Heath
Aller
Georges
Hushind
Ruffadile
Acme
George C. Mellors
Mt. Pleasant
Jay
Mellors
Miller
William Prank Houser
Ruffsdale
Wil
Husband
Josenl Gies
Mullendean-hotel-In- St Marys
Haul Memorial Hospital
Electric bill a bargain amid wartime shortages and prices
The text praises home management by housewives during shortages and price ceilings, arguing electricity is essential for emergencies and daily life. It notes radios, lights, refrigerators, and small appliances as key, costing less than 2 percent of average family income, urging readers to consider electricity a bargain.
Community notices fragment yields unclear item
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or entity. The readable portions do not establish a named person organization place or concrete action. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided snippet.
Pony Nell Makes Fourth to A in Turn
A fragmentary sports brief notes Pony Nell finishing fourth to A in a turn sequence with Ole and Me in unclear context, lacking dates, places, scores, or full participant names.
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Pony Nell
Ole At
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