Peninsula seeks 476000 in state and federal funds
In Erie on March 1 officials requested a total of 476 400 for Peninsula repairs and harbor protection. The Commonwealth would contribute 139 000 and the federal government about 397 500. Assemblyman Delbert Dalrymple plans to sponsor a roughly 150 000 state appropriation after meeting with U S engineers. The plan, developed by U S engineers and approved by the Buffalo office, would be carried out in five parts starting this spring to improve the road and protect the harbor. Congressman R L Rodgers handles the federal side.
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Erie
Mar
Commonwealth
Fedeal
Delbert Dalrymple
U.S
Dalrymple
Peninsula
U. S. Engineers
War Department
Buffalo
Brielles
Ths
R. L. Rodgers
Death of Mrs Clyde Baccus at Bear Lake Home
Mrs Alice M Baccus died Sunday after a several week illness at her Sears Hill home Bear Lake She was born September 12 1883 in Sugar Grove township and lived there until her 1904 marriage moving later to Youngsville Pittsfield and Bear Lake Survived by Clyde her husband four daughters and nine grandchildren three sisters and two brothers Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from the Sears Hill home with interment at Bear Lake cemetery
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Alice M. Baccus
Sears Hill
R. D. Bear Lake
Baccus
Sugar Grove Township
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Clyde Baccus
Glenn C. Bailey
Bear Lake
Kenneth McCray
RD. Corry
Williem Dahl
Corry
Allen Messenger
Martha Woodward
Jamestown
Anna Petrie
Mary Dalrymple
Sugar Grove
Albert
Charles Loomis
Peanuts Highlighted as Rich Source of Edible Oils
The article notes peanuts as among the richest and best sources of edible oils, emphasizing their high oil content and potential culinary and industrial uses. It discusses nutritional value and possible benefits in food preparation and oil production.
Population Gain In Chautauqua County despite state decline
Jamestown report notes New York State civilian population fell by 42 percent from April 1940 to May 1949, yet Chautauqua County rose from 193 580 to 125 147. Nearby Cattaraugus shrank from 72 652 to 68 198, and Allegany in the same district edged down from 38 681 to 39 667.
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Chautauqua Jamestown
New York State
United States Census Bureau
Chautauqua County
Cattarauzis
Allegany County
Alo
Damages Sought in Two Erie County Court Suits
Two damage suits totaling 22000 were filed in county court. John G C Rose sues Sterling Milk Inc for 12000 over the death of Mary Rose in a May 17 1941 truck crash at 11th and German streets. Ann Puskus sues Clarence Jones and John F Osgood for 10000 over a March 20 1931 auto crash at 5th and Cherny streets.
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Erie
Sterling Milk, Inc
Peach Street
John GC. Rose
Kane
Mary Rose
Rose
German Streets
T. W. Barber
Ann Puskus
West 29Th Street
Clarence Jones
Patterson Ave
John F. Osgood
Wheeling
W. Va
Jones
Osgood
Ath and
Cherny Streets
Plainff
George Blebel
Jail Break Foiled in Crawford County
Meadville March 1 Sheriff Berb A King and his attorney Chuck Preston stopped an attempted jail break by a 26 year old inmate Stanley Lucknyioh also called Russell Wrose awaiting burglary trial for thefts of furs at Conneaut Lake January 6. A cell bar was sawed off and the pair alerted authorities after a basement sound.
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Meadville
Berb A. King
Sey
Charles Preston
Stanley Lucknyioh
Aliss Russell Wrose
Conneaut Lake
Jim
Uberty
Preston
Sheriff King
Wards Rejects War Labor Board’s Illegitimate Union Pressure
The War Labor Board is blamed for undermining the National Labor Relations Act by promoting a closed shop and pressuring unions to gain benefits beyond collective bargaining. Wards argues the Board’s orders force interference with employee choices, dues check-offs, and anti member discrimination, violating law and public policy. Wards recalls a costly strike by the Teamsters, stresses commitment to liberty, and asserts it will refuse illegal contracts while defending legitimate union practices.
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War Labor Board
Congress
National Labor Relations Act
Wards
Teamsters’ Union
Pacific Coast
United States Post Office
Parole Geis by Harris at a Penitentiary
A fragment from a historical newspaper notes parole proceedings involving individuals referred to as Geis and Harris at a penal facility. The text indicates a request or action related to release but provides no clear outcome or date details.
State Abtains Tons Of?
A fragmented clipping from a state page hints at masses of items or quantities but lacks clear nouns or dates. The readable text mentions the word tons and a place likely Pare State, with no coherent event or actions to anchor a solid summary.
Uncertain system board motions at jun running
Fragmentary text notes a board incident during a run in June with an implied recommendation or action linked to a governance body. The readable fragments mention timing and an approval or suggestion but lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
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Tueleo Vicks Vaporub
Crawford County
Turnkey
Lanston
South Center St
Diol
Montgomery Wards
National War Labor Board
Washington, D. C
Montgomery Ward and Co
Denver
Detroit
New York City
Montgomery Ward and Company
Signea
Sewell Ae
Stead
Harrisbi
Peni
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