I duneirk man fired on kin at rear of car
June 26 Alexander F. Racing 31 faces first degree assault charge after police say he fired four revolver shots at a car carrying seven relatives as it drove away from his home. The vehicle contained Racine’s wife and three children along with Mr and Mrs A Vorse and their four month old child. Judge Bartko-Wiak adjourned the assault case to 9 am Thursday, bail set at 1300. Officers noted one shot struck but did not penetrate the car. Investigation found no motive. Racing, who operates a Freight Luck, reportedly held a pistol permit.
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Robert J. Rahn
William Gilford
Conrad Nowak
Andrew Chestle
Ravino
Rolice
Jamestown Men Held for Theft on Warren Highway
Jamestown men Peter Sandel and Harry Lilly, both 21, are held at the State Police barracks on robbery and assault charges pending arraignment before Justice of the Peace Tracy Greenland. Police say they forced Carl Cardle to stop outside of Oakley Warren County, assaulting him and stealing cash and belongings. Cardle was hospitalized in a dazed and severely injured condition. Detec tives and state police coordinated arrests in Jamestown and Windsor.
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Warren
Jamestown
Peter Sandel
Harry Lily
Justice of the Peace
Tracy Greenland
Sunder Andl Lilly
Joseph Caydel
Cardle
Akeley
Warren County
Togethier
Wifi Uers
Pennsylvania
Sandel
Lilly
Windsor
Nation's coal bill up $267,250,000 year by OPA estimate
The nation faces a higher coal bill as OPA data show a $997,280,000 yearly increase. An anthracite ceiling rise boosts costs by about $4.5 million annually, largely borne by households. Bituminous coal costs rise $? across commercial and industrial users, driven by a new wage pact with John J. Lewis of the United Mine Workers after recent strikes.
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Associated Prem
Washington
OPA
Yorterway
John J. Lewis
AFL United Mine Workiers
Price tinkering from chiseling to black markets
From Saturday Evening Post readers see the shift from NRA price policing to OPA, noting how both chiseler and black market dealer arise when government interferes with supply and demand. The piece argues for policy that supports production rather than fixing prices and suggests officials normalize guiding supply to meet human needs.
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Saturday Evening Post
NRA
NBA
Atie Corry
Balhe State Armory
Blue Eagle Brigade
Supreme Court
OPA
Fugitives Sought After Local and Erie Robberies
Authorities from Eries and Sony, joined by state troopers, continue search for two fugitives linked to looting a Box Heater store in the city and a similar robbery in Erie. In lighter news, Roscoe Brigham, 84, dies of heart failure after a baseball game at North Corry fairgrounds. John M. Sheeley passes away at his East Main Street home. Walter Mentiek, Studebaker distributor, delivers a modern funeral car to Alexander and Company. The Overland Whippet model draws attention, with Brooks Motor Company to handle local sales. strong demand expected.
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Eries
Sony
Sheikf’s Department
Ands
Cattarangis County
Erie
North Corry
Jas
Everting
Roscoe Brigham
Walter Mentiek
Studebaker
Vars
Alexander and Company
Ty Une
Brooks Motor Company
Simple Truths About A Great Country
A fragmented text argues that government control of key industries erodes American individual rights. It cites Representative Boren of Oklahoma on private property, life, and the Bill of Rights as guarantees. The piece warns against collective power concentrating political authority.
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Representative Boren
Oklahoma
Side question quiz on history and general knowledge
A garbled quiz item asks seven questions about the Polish Army in Italy under Gen Wladyslaw Sikorski, culinary term for cooking below boiling, a portrait on a tableau, a disease, Nagy as Hungarian premier, Army enlistment rates, arial ark houseboat, Roger Williams founded state, pumpkins with another crop, and a film with Stewart Randall Scott and Ana Richards.
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Italy
Wladyslaw
Jefferson
Fragmented Passage on Dependency and Freedom
The fragment questions whether a people can accept a level of dependency that resembles slavery. It argues that if collective understanding of such simple rights is lost, a people no longer deserves to be considered informed or free.
Daily Dozen on Knee Health and Solar Storms
The article outlines knee disorders and factors affecting knee health including locking, cartilage injury, obesity, and foot alignment, noting dangers of dislocation and infections. It then discusses Mt Wilson solar observations, Hale's magnetic field discovery in sunspots, solar storms, and the sun’s magnetism and rotation.
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Mt. Wilson Observatory
Hale
Victim Blamed in Auto Crash by Coroner Jury
A coroner jury ruled that the death of Gianakaris Gianakaris? Gianakaris? Gianakaris, 21, in a June 16 auto crash on East 18th Street was caused by his own negligence and named Gianakaris as the driver. Foy, 21, was a passenger. The car, driven at high speed, mounted a curb and overturned. Alice Pao testified she reached the wreck and pulled Foy from the car as it burned.
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Rie, Jime
George Ginnakarin
Hill Road
East 18Th Street
Court House
Gianakaris
Warren W. Wood
James Frederick Foy
Alice Pao
Foy
Fay
Canned Foods and Napoleonic War Origins
During the Napoleonic wars canned foods were developed as a way to preserve food for French soldiers. The claim traces canned preservation to military needs and long-term provisioning during conflict.
Inquiry Finds Woman Died by Own Action in Franklin
Police in Franklin concluded that Ruth Settlemire 21 wife of William Bettlemire took her own life by leaping from the Washington bridge around midnight and her body was recovered from the Allegheny river near the Eighth street bridge. Elmer Lackey who knew her saw her enter the bridge and call to her but she did not respond, then she hurried away and ran onto the sidewalk before she disappeared.
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Franklin
Ruth 2. Settlemire
William W. Bettlemire
Washington Bridge
Allegheny River
Eighth Street
Elmer Lackey
Settlemire
MOVE C G BOATS FROM ERIE BAY IN Coast Guard notice
The Ave Coast Guard sub chasers were removed from the Past basin to Detroit and Bulls to lash week end. Chief Kenneth Carre, commanding officer, says lack of Coast Guard personnel led to the removal along with four other sub chasers. Regular rescue craft will be limited until staffing returns to normal. Eighty Coast Guard Auxiliary reserves turned to the two craft away. A nine man maintenance crew cared for the chasers during the winter.
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Erie
Ave Coast Guard
Detroit
Kenneth Carre
Coast Guard
Tursday
Tnder
Coast Guardsien
Ian
Tire Station
Carre
Herc
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Jnhy M. Sheeley
East Main Street
I. Q
the Medical Society of the
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J. W. Lasher
D.S.C
North Center
Dial
Ford Super Service
Powell Motor Co
Jessup & Turner
Corry and
C. G
Erie Bay
Loblaws
California
Orchard Park
High Park Coffee
Tbs
Thiringer
Braunschweiger
Bracken-Keating Company
Nanan
Follett’s City
TN Gay Floral
Lanston
Center St
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Nett
Phillips i
Briecake
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