Jamestown Rent Control Case Halts Further Increases
A January injunction halted Prentiss M. Brown administrator for the Office of Price Administration from allowing rent increases beyond EPCA limits in Jamestown. The case against Cheston A. Hee alleges overcharging in multiple properties including a four family house at 6 West Third, a 136 Hopkins finish dwelling, 35 Seymour, 245 Baker Street, and a 2-family at 1 Baker Street. The matter, heard in Buffald Supreme Court, heads toward trial with a Mayville date anticipated for injunction issuance.
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Prentiss M. Brown
Cheston A. Hee
Spreme
Buffald
A. James
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Ateast
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EPCA
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West Third Street
Hopkins Avenue
Seymour Street
Baker Treet
Aged Columbus Resident Sarah A Ohm Dies at Home
Mrs. Sarah A. Ohm, born in England in 1864, died Saturday in Columbus after weeks of illness. She came to the U S as an infant, lived in Freehold Township, later moved to Columbus after remarriage to Gustave Ohm in 1929. Survived by husband Clayton Carrier, three daughters Julia Grenier, Mary Jackson, Clyde Wilton, and several sons and grandchildren. Funeral at the Columbus home Tuesday at 2:20 PM, burial West Lawn Cemetery.
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Sarah A. Orwin
Iolumbus
Ohin
Spilsby
Lincolnshire
England
Taya
Ralph? Carter
Pennsylvania
Freehold
Gustave Ohmn
Ohm
Grange
Ohrn
Julia, Grenier
Peekekill
N. ¥., Mrs. Clyde Wilton
Niche
Mary Jackson
Corry
Clayton Carrier
Decorah
George ‘Melson
Ferndale
Wash
Joshua G. Melson
Pasadena
Charles Ohrn
Westfield
John Otrn
Herbert
Balconer
Arvid Anderson
Debs Sore
Poultry Feed Guideline For Hen Flock
One hundred hens should eat up to 35 pounds of feed daily to maintain good egg production and body weight. The guideline stresses consistent intake for flock health and productivity.
State Federal Drive Opens 25 More Black Market Meat Cases
Philadelphia March 1 Associated Press authorities prepared for a major crackdown on the black market in meats. Fifty additional inspectors were assigned statewide to hunt for illegal slaughterhouses. State official Anton Roeger Jr said the first targets would be small operations previously slaughtering few animals daily. Philadelphia officials, with state inspectors, also opened inquiries as racketeers were accused of infiltrating the illicit meat trade. In other news, Pennsylvania general assistance caseload declined further in the week ending February 20, totaling 175,902 with breakdowns for aged, blind, and other aid recipients and over 124,000 applications processed statewide. The drop stemmed mainly from private industry employment reducing welfare needs.
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Harrisburg
State Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
Pennsylvania
County Assistance Board
Faulty Crane Controls Blamed for Erie Death
In Erie on March 1 a coroner's inquest found William Caruso, 21, of 208 Liberty Street, died from injuries suffered February 21 at the National Erie Corp. plant. Witnesses testified a defective crane switch caused the accident when a traveling crane block struck Caruso below, inflicting fatal internal injuries two days later.
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Besties Cody
Stanley
Barcus
William DeRacco
John Lopez
Frank St. George
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Mystery Gun Case Solved In Route 20 Crash
The mystery of an empty machine gun shipping box found on Route 20 near McAllister Road was solved after FBI and Army Ordnance inquiry. A car driven by Herbert Kueb rick crashed into the crate, which originated from Huntley Manufacturing in Brocton en route to Buffalo.
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Route 20
McAllister Road
FBI
Army Ordnance Department
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Herbert Kuebrick
West Fourth Airvent
Huntley Manufacturing Company
Brocton
Buffalo
Pneumonia Death Linked to City Traffic Crash
Michael Dietrich, 78, of 332 East 21st Street, was struck by a car at 21st and Parade Street on November 17. He died Friday in Hamot Hospital from pneumonia following injuries, with autopsy confirming the traffic accident as the cause. The 1942 city traffic toll rises to 21 deaths.
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Parade Street
Hamot Hospital
Frank St. George
BL. Armjstrong
Sixty Thousand Ration Books Issued at Jamestown
Jamestown March 1 war ration book No 2 registration closed Friday night. Nearly 80 000 books issued to persons of all ages in Jamestown and surrounding areas. Officials praise registrants. over 1 000 people failed to register during the four city issuance period and will wait about two weeks before applying.
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Jamestown
Oll City Woman Burned to Death
Caroline Amelia Remhold aged 42 of 103 East South Street died Saturday afternoon when her clothes ignited, apparently from a Reznor stove under the wash basin in the bathroom. Her sister Mae Reinbold found the body around 6 pm. Coroner Dr. F EB Cunningham suggested the stove flames licking from the stove caused the fire. The piece also notes the moon’s varied surface and a brief science explanation of albedo and the man in the moon.
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Caroline Amelia Rem
South Street
Mae Reinbold
F. EB. Cunningham
Prankton
Venango County
Vietim
Enchant for clothes brings man's re arrest in Bradford
Osrl Gump, 30, on parole for theft of suits, admitted another theft at a hearing before Alderman James Hilgle. A suit tied to John Mansfield of Bradford had been recovered after being found on a Lewis Run resident to whom Gump had given the garment. Gump cannot post $509 bond and will be returned to county jail.
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Bradford
Osrl Gump
McKean
James Hilgle
John Mansfield
Lewis Run
Gump
Edmonds
Elden
Former potato expert ends life in auto clearfield pa
Lloyd T. Denniston 35 of Butler former potato extension expert at Pennsylvania State College killed himself with a shotgun in a car parked on a Clearfield street Saturday Coroner E B Erhard reported Denniston was born near Slippery Rock and learned potato culture under his father who for years was noted for producing high yield per acre of potatoes
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Lloyd T. Denniston
Butler
Pennsylvania State College
Clearfield
Erhard
Denniston
Slippery Rock
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