Disorderly conduct penalties and local patrol actions noted
A report highlights a $25 assessment failed by Alderman George H. Gorton after a conviction. A 90 day sentence begins, with involvement in vandalism at Laurie Grocery. Attention to price ceiling rules and local disturbances continues as residents report noise near Main and Steamer streets.
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George H. Gorton
Hie
Rowland
Laurie Grocery
State Office
GPA
First Ward
Erie Setstle Airport Claims by Viewers in Condemnation
City council resolves to settle and compromise viewer awards for airport condemnation. Ten percent of each award to be deducted. payments require council approval. Original awards totaled 86,000 dollars for a 700,000 dollar improvement program. about 60,000 remains to be paid.
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Erie
Joseph
Martinetty Canncil
Edward M. Murphy
Henry Jeffs
Vlewers
Martin
Blue Stamp Foods List for July Announced
William J. Gleason, area supervisor for the AMA, announced July blue stamp foods for Western Pennsylvania. Fresh peaches plums apples oranges and all fresh vegetables including Irish and sweet potatoes will be available along with shell eggs butter corn meal hominy grits dried beans and various flours. Dried prunes and dried fruit are removed to aid armed forces purchases and shift marketing.
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Ares
William J.glesson
AMA
Victory Foods
The
Agricultural Administration
Three Erie youths sentenced on charges in Mecca case
Three Erie youths Leo Putkowski Ellsworth Smith and Jerome Smith were sentenced to 90 days in Chautauqua county prison and fined $25 for charges related to attempting to dissuade two Erie girls. Harold Land deputy sheriff reported the incident at Hubbard's Tavern French Creek. The case began with a call to Mecca Mecca arrest details incomplete.
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Erie
Aind
Leigh Wilbink
French Creek
N. S
Leo Putkowski
Burton Avenue
Ellsworth
Jerome Smith
Chautauqua County
May- Ville
Books Review Highlights Exercise, Revolution and Empire
A long digest of recent books covers Dr Peter Steinerohn on exercise after forty, Esther Forbes’s Paul Revere biography, James Reston’s Prelude to Victory, Charles Morrow Wilson’s Ambassadors in White, Rene Kraus’s European Revolt, John Scott’s Behind the Urals, and related works. The survey notes tone, themes, and historical vividness, praising or questioning authorial choices and the era’s mood.
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Peter J. Slaerotin
Dou
Wleday
Dorin
Peter J. Steinerohn
Hartford
Conn
Steinierohin
Steinevohn
Pant Revere
Esther Forbes
Houghton Mifflin
Paul Revere
Lexington
Revere
Boston
Miss Forbes
Eas
Charles Morrow Wilson
Holt
Yepley
Charles Morraw
Wilson
Tropics
Mr. Wilson
Kane Post Office Warns Auto Stamps Shortage Ahead
The Kane post office announced only 200 of the new auto stamps sold so far, with February total at 4,900. Cars must have stamps to stay in operation next Wednesday, warning of a major rush to purchase in the coming days.
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Kane, Pg
Ave
Kane Post
Kane
Fluorescent Lamps Aid Prospectors in Ore Search
A mining expert notes prospector methods using fluorescent lamps to locate tungsten and related minerals. He cites glowing materials under lamp light as indicators and lists ore types such as tungsten, zinc, apatite, phosphate, and other compounds.
Rain Boosts Tree Foliage Across Summer in Harrisburg
Studies from the department of forests and waters show abundant rainfall has generated a heavy forest carpet of leaves. Deputy Secretary Chas. E. Baer notes leaves retain moisture and act as fertilizer, with oak leaves delivering phosphate, nitrogen and potash.
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Harrisburg
Department of Forests and Waters
Chas. E. Baer
Yitel
Bradford Man Draft Dodger Listed Delinquent
Bradford Pa June 37 Howard E Skinner 85 of Bradford last known address Grand Rapids Mich has failed to inform McKean county draft board No 2 of a change of address and is listed delinquent Notice of delinquency sent to national selective service and US District Attorney Mashni Skinner transferred to Grand Rapids for examination April 23 1941 classified 1 B later reclassified moved away and left no forwarding address
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Bradford
Howard E. Skinner
Grand Rapids
Mich
McKean County Draft Board No. 2
National Selective Service
United States District
George A. Mashani
Pittsburgh
Skinner
Michigan City
Inflation danger and real estate outlook after war
The article argues inflation masks real estate risk and notes 19 new apartment projects rising supply while demand grows. It emphasizes land near growing cities, fire losses reducing housing stock, and population increases boosting postwar housing demand, with inflation driving real asset investment.
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Jeo
Hite
Sielfar
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