Warren Plans to survey old license plates for war use
Warren County Motor Club will collect discarded automobile license plates for scrap metal to aid war industries. Owner drivers are urged to bring plates to the Exchange Hotel lobby.
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Philadelphia
Wilcox Grocery
Warren
Warren County Motor Club
L. B. Leavy
Motor Club
Exchange Hotel
Olean
Clyde Shirey
Wee
Mahar
George Pinger
Ralph Robinson
Shirey
Hally
Ble
Erie
Sevica
Washigton
Dreiters
St. Marys
Altoona
World's Tonic Promises Weight Gain Cure Ad
An advertisement by Dames Dumery of Sharon promotes World's Tonic as a cure for constipation and poor appetite causing emaciation. It claims the tonic revived appetite and weight and urges readers to buy at McCandrew's Drug Store and other local drug stores.
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Dames Dumery
Union St
Sharon
McCandrew
Roosevelt Enters Tenth Year as President Amid Trials
President Roosevelt marks ten years in the White House with steady health despite wartime strain. His physician Rear Admiral Ross T McIntire credits calmness under pressure as key to resilience. Nine years in office left a light imprint on the chief executive, though the war limits his rest trips and keeps him near the capital and pool routine.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Ross T McIntire
Admire McIntire
Brothers Find Missing Father Enter Navy After Search
Erie, March 4. Daniel Huntsman and his 18 year old brother Walter tried to join the navy two weeks ago but were refused due to lack of parental consent and their mother’s death. They later found their father, secured permission, and were accepted yesterday. They await assignment to naval duty today.
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Erie
Mar
Daniel Huntaon
Waller
Navy
Bradford
FDR Accepts Earles Resignation as Envoy
Washington March 4 The formal resignation of George H Earle as minister to Bulgaria was announced at the White House Earle who is now a navy lieutenant commander is praised by the President for resourcefulness and service The article notes delays to army induction from Crawford county Meaville and related local notices including a Woman's Relief Corps meeting and Scranton parking fine totals for February
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Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Clyde Bloss
Second Avenue
Corry Hospital
Warren
State Hospital
North Warren
Toe Gardner
Son
Kane
Altoona
cCarvensville
Burgess S. W. Kaistetter
Joseph Riddle
Philadelphia Navy Yards
Riddle
Thad Blood
Py Monurvcus Bean
Washington
George H. Earle
Bulgaria
White House
Earle
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Meadville
Erie
Woman's Relief Corps
Scranton
Howard J. Snowdon
Carl Scull
County's Warning System Is in Use
Erie activates its defense telephone network for the first time with 12 direct lines linking wardens' homes to a central box here. A battery of telephone operators will relay air raid warnings to wardens and their assistants in seconds, with 4 AM shifts starting today and ongoing seven days a week for the war.
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Erie
Barry Douglas
Evie
Pleasantville Man Held On Assault Charge
Lawrence J. Rudolph of Pleasantville pleaded guilty to assault with intent to ravish after a parked car incident involving a 12 year old Allegheny township girl. Arrested in Titusville, he was jailed in Venango County with no bail set, as drafts board duties loom. Despondent coal miner Homer Smith died by self inflicted gunshot in West Freedom, Clarion County, amid unemployment. Julia Zepka, treated at Corry hospital, was sent home.
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Detuovinne
Ley
Rence J. Rudolph
Pleasantville
Justice of the Peace
Matleu C. Beebe
Rudolph
Titusville
Allegheny Township
Forest County
Venago County
Swart
Clarion
Homer Smith
West Freedom
Clarion County
Julia Zepka
Shady Avenue
Corry Hospital
Java's heroic defenders forced to give ground
Military leaders warn a second major invasion of Java would stretch the defending force. If the invaders reorganize and return, they could lose a shock force of 60 000 to 80 000 first line troops and up to 30 ships sunk. The United Nations’ sea policing capability is in question as a formidable armada could threaten sea control. Private Harry L. Newell, brother of Mrs Jennie Walls of Oil City, is reported among U.S. forces stationed in Iceland.
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Wuntinied
Java
United Nations
Anese
Jaye
Harry L. Newell
Jennie Walls
Oil City
United States
Iceland
Tionesta Man Struck by Truck Fatally Hurt
Charles Sampson, 62, of Tionesta R D died en route to Oil City Hospital after being struck by a truck driven by Robert H Marshall, 20, of Tylersburg Clarion County. The collision occurred about a quarter mile north of Tylersburg on the Leeper road. Sampson suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and was badly mangled in the impact.
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Tionesta
Clarion
Charles
Sampson
R. D
Spilal
Robert HE. Marshall
Tylersburg
Clarion County
Tylersboro
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Rena. Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Paul's Men's Wear
Ridgway
George Heatherdale
Brockway
Main Street
Elk Counity General Hospital
Heatherdale
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Christensen Motors
1St Ave
Washington St
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Cornnell
Ha. Im
René
Charles Sorenson
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C. G. Kelts
H. J. Grant
DeJean
Pennsylvania Superior Court
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South Union Township
Twe Rick Hose Company
Dolin Quay
Dewey Garfield
Garland Inn
Lanston’s
St Beaver
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Rocheester
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Western Auto
United Brethren Ladies Aid
Harley Banks
North Center Street
Parent Teachers’ Association Council
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FDR
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
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Model Dairy Co
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Cotry, Pa
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