Disorderly conduct case leads to jail for Ragiland
Erie man C C Ragiland was jailed for 30 days after a disorderly conduct conviction. The report also notes carnival noise complaints in the lower East Ward and a motorcycle accident on Mickle Junction.
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George H. Gordom
Alge
C. C. Ragiland
Erie
Erie County
Rowland
Lane Grocery
Lower Fist
Tony Poloney
Shring Creek
Warren General Hospital
Mickle Jmn
Warren Times-Mirror
Erin
Dime
Legh Willink
French Creek
Les Putkowski
Burton Avenue
Ellsworth
Jerome Smith
East Dea Street
Ghautayiqua County
Mayville
Coats
Harold Land
Sherman
N. Y
Hubbard's Tavern
Erie 10 Settle Airport Claims Made by Viewers
City council approved a resolution to settle and compromise all viewers awards in the airport condemnation cases. Finance Director Marlin said about 60 000 remains to be paid from a 700 000 improvement program budget. Payments will be made from the miscellaneous fund with council approval.
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Josep C. Marlin
Eac
Edward M. Murphy
Henry Jeffs
Martin
Priday
Blue Stamp List for July Shows Expanded Food Items
Announcement by William J. Gleason lists July Blue Stamp Foods for Western Pennsylvania. New additions include fresh peaches plums apples and oranges plus all fresh vegetables and staple items. dried prunes and grapefruit are excluded. note on Victory Specials and seasonal surpluses to ease transport and support farmers.
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Pennsylvania
William J.gleason
AMA
Lst
Victory Ponds
Books and Authors Reviewed in Hartford
A survey of postwar books covers Dr. Peter J. Steinerohn on exercise past forty, Esther Forbes on Paul Revere, James Reston Prelude to Victory, Charles Morrow Wilson Ambassadors in White, Rene Kraus European Revolt, John Scott Behind the Urals, and more. Reviews highlight motives, era context, and impact on readers.
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John Selby
Peter J. Steinerohn
M.D
Dow- Hleday
Doran
Peter’ J. Steinerohn
Hartford
Conn
Steinerohn Thes
Smd
Steinerohn
Steinerohn Deels
Paul Revere
Esther Tarbes
Houghton Mifflin
Lexington
Esther Perbes
Revere
Boston
Charles Morrow Wilson
Holt
Mr. Wilson
Kane Post Office Sees Rush For Auto Stamp Sales
The Kane post office forecasts a major rush as many cars face out of service awaiting federal auto tax stamps. Only 200 of the stamps had been sold so far, with February totals at 1,600, suggesting many motorists still must obtain the stamps to keep their vehicles on the road by next Wednesday.
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Kann
Vune Oi
eaMer
Kane Post Office
Kane
Meny
All That Eluorescer Gems in Varied Ore
Two mining experts warn prospectors that glowing minerals are not all tungsten. They note Muorescen ore contains zircon calcite zinc phosphate mihiracene and other materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leif Soume Ste
Sy Henothey
Rain Increases Foliage Of Trees This Summer
Studies by the department of forests and waters show heavy rainfall yields lush foliage across the state. Deputy Secretary Chas Baer notes a forest carpet of leaves improves moisture retention and acts as fertilizer. One ton of oak leaves holds about three pounds phosphate, nineteen pounds nitrogen and seven pounds potash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Forests and Waters
Chas. B. Baer
Bayer
Bradford Man Draft Dodger Delinquent Listed by Board
Howard Skinner 35 of Bradford Pa has been listed as a delinquent by the McKean county draft board No 2 for failing to keep his address current. Notices were sent to the national selective service headquarters and to U S District Attorney George A Mashani in Pittsburgh. Skinner was examined in Grand Rapids April 23 1941 and later reclassified before moving away and leaving a forwarding address.
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Bradford
Howard & Skinner
Grand Rapids
Mich
McKean County Draft Board
Hias
National Selective Service
United States
George A. Mashani
Fittsburgh
Skinner
Mieniman
Inflation danger in postwar real estate markets
Babson warns inflation as the major risk to real estate after World War II. He favors land near growing cities and college towns, notes limited apartment construction, and argues fire losses and population growth will drive demand for housing and shelter as dollars shift into tangible assets.
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Raymond Rensiers
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Dairymen's League
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Pennsylvahia Railroad
Pennroad Company
National Freight
Pennoad
Harley Drake
Columbus Young Wom
Columbus Avenue
Amy Dodge
West Wayne Struct
Corry Hospital
East Main Street
Maple Avenue
LeRoy B. Campbell
Watten
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WPA
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Soganton
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WAF
Golden Rule Club
U. S. Treasury
War Savings Ponds
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Toona ‘Biores
Mecca
James B. Reston
Knopf
University of Illinois
James B Reston
Scolly
New York
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Hetook
London
New York Times
Times
Washington
Scotty Reston
Wasliington
Congress
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Rene Kraus
Macmillan
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Boti
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Europe
Urals
John Scott
Russia
University of Wiscosin
Caninos
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Moscow
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Mr. Scott
Howard E. Skinner
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M. E. Shambaugh
West Main St
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Congrath
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City OF Cork
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DR. Bennet
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