Franklin board declines action on adgment panel cases
The Franklin rationing board declines to act on alleged violators of the automobile Pleasure driving ban. Three members Walter Alten Jr By H Cooley and L J Limber say they do not wish to act as attorney judge and jury. Dunkirk officials announce production at American Fork and Hoe plant in Dunkirk cut 50 percent due to labor shortage. Army quartermaster announces National Organ Supply Co Erie Pa awarded contract for 225300 waterproof match boxes.
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Franklin
Franklin Rationing Board
Walter Alten, Jr
H Cooley
L. J. Limber
Dunkirk
American Fork & Hoe Company
Dunskirke
Cmt
Army Quartermaster Denots Today
National Organ Supply Co
Erie
Military loss and local war news from Ellington area
Word reached Willan Hodge of Ellington that Lieut. William E Masters, Robinson Jr., was killed in action at Allin Island. Mrs Masters notified by Secretary of War Stimson. Survived by wife Grace, a brother, and two sisters. Also Captain Charles R Wheeler of Oil City wounded in North Africa. recovering in Long Island hospital. Franklin soldier Richard T Brown decorated with Distinguished Flying Cross after Africa. previously Silver Star and Air Medal. Local notices of thefts, arrests, and community events follow.
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Dorothy Lee
New Brunswick
N. J
Old City
Charles R. Wheeler
Oil City
North Africa
Long Island
Paul's
Steff
Richard T. Brown
Aftica
States
Cleveland Brown
George Bishop
Hillside Avenue
Sgt. Brown
Warren
Sheriff's Offic
Dick Tones
North Warren
Mercury Tumbles Forty Four Degrees in Corry
The Corry area shivered as temperatures dropped from last Friday’s 93 to 49 this morning and fell to 48 overnight. The forecaster predicted continued cool weather tonight and Thursday, noting historically variable June conditions. Indiana weather chief J Harmington referenced 1816 as a reminder of past snow and blizzards in summer.
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Corry
J. Harmington
Indianapolis
Philadelphia butchers plan own slaughtering drive
Philadelphia butchers intend to start slaughtering their own if the government cannot secure more meat within ten days. Arthur B. Dennis, counsel for the Associated Butchers of Philadelphia, said the butchers would likely take over a closed packing plant in protest against OPA price controls, with about half of the city’s independent meat dealers reported to have no meat for sale.
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Falladaga
Vane
Philadelphia
Arthur B. Dennis
Associated Butchers of
Dennis
Two Girls Die in Harrisburg Home Fire
Harrisburg June 30 Two girls Lillian 17 and Agnets 13 perished in a three story burning home. Six other family members escaped as the mother woke the children with the alarm. Delores 10 Helen 9 and Martin Wha Mary, x-year-old twins slept on upper floors as the hallway smoke trap l them.
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Harrisburg
Jime
Lillian
Agnts
Edward Lau
Lau
Billy
Bumnine
Delores
Helen
Martin
Hand Coal Miners Returning to Work in Wilkes-Barre
A small number of hard coal miners returned to work in Wilkes-Barre today while about 50,000 remained idle despite renewed appeals from official line workers leaders and the anthracite tri-district state committees.
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Wilkes-Barre
Opening Day Calendar Promises Fighter Plane Drive Concerts
The article outlines a city opening day with a fighter plane drive to start Monday, a headline act by a Georgia Wildcats group, and a concluding evening program in the park. Charles E. McGuire hosts Outdoor Theatre, while Walter H. Scott chairs the band and stamp committee. Campaign fundraising targets about $160,000 from bond sales. extensive canvassing and promotional work are planned to mobilize businesses, clubs, and residents. A prize pin resembling wings of a grimen is promised as an incentive for bond donors.
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Georgia Wildcats
Statler? Dea
Priday- Charles
E. McGuire
Walter Hi, Scott
Four Wells
Bnours
West Ridge bus lines remain in service despite fuel scare
At the local West Ridge Transportation Company station officials said no suspension of bus operations is planned. AP dispatches from Chautauqua county report continued service after a prior midnight halt due to gasoline shortages. Manager James W. Aimes and the Office of Defense Transportation arranged extra fuel, with reports noting limited trouble in the Buffalo district but none in northwestern Pennsylvania.
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West Ridge Transportation Company
Associated Press
Chautauqua County
West Ridge
James “W. Aimes
Office of Defense ‘Transportation
Eed
West Ridge’ Line
Buffalo
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Hearing continued in Daugherty case in Fairhaven
A Fairhaven man, Daugherty, arrested for alleged promiscuous use of an air rifle near his home, had the hearing extended for a week after testimony before Alderman George H. Gordon. Attorney Walter I. Peake questioned whether the case fits street violations or private property, with jurisdictional issues involving Fairhaven and a U.S. Housing Development matter to be clarified before resuming hearings next week.
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Wingpr
Daugherty
Fairhaven
George H. Gordon
Walter I. Peake
Met
Bairhaven
U.S
Bus Schedules Revised Here
Two Greyhound trips are discontinued and schedule changes affect Greyhound and West Ridge lines starting today from East Washington Street station. Greyhound cuts the 10:20 P M eastbound and 7:40 A M westbound. other departures shifted to 2:39 A M 7:47 A M 2:40 P M 8:55 P M eastbound and 1:08 A M 10:50 A M 2:58 P M 1:15 P M westbound. West Ridge schedules add 10:45 A M on Sundays and holidays 1:15 A M 7:10 P M 9:00 P M, and westbound 1:30 P M 6:20 P M 7: Mt 8:45 P M Sundays and holidays.
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Greyhound Company
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