Edinboro Liquor License Transfer Faces Local Protest
Fifty residents object at a liquor board hearing to transferring a beer license from Edinboro to a nearby site for a new restaurant. Dieterley, owner of the license, argues the move reduces exposure to schools and churches while opponents say the license should stay at its current location. The state is reviewing the transfer application.
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Yitersrom
Wi Yisin R. Dieterley
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Inter
Roosevelt Begins Twelfth Year in Office Today
Roosevelt marks the start of his twelfth year as president on March 4, 1939, amid talk of a possible fourth-term bid. The era opens with plans for postwar policy and a reshaped brain trust, while party leaders debate the president’s stance and direction.
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Lewis Bolduc Dies at Corry Hospital
Lewis Bolduc, 74, died Friday evening at Corry Hospital after a stay since December 24. Born near Titusville, he lived most of his life in Roulette before moving to Union City then Corry to live with his stepdaughter Eva Babcock. Survived by three stepdaughters after his wife’s death, services are planned Monday at Crowe Funeral Home with burial in Brooklynssey cemetery.
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Erie
Board of
Public School Directors
Bile
Erie Public Museum
Sted
Jobin V. Alexick
Eric
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P. Santiago
Humet ‘Hospital
Thomas Motor Co
State Crop Reporting Service
State Department of Agriculine
Pennsylvain Turkey Growers
Oin the Beaver Club
Corry
Gillard Bi
Ats Hospital
Taly
Wis
R. D
Meadville
Lena Dane Budols
Sanghles
Mir
Baward Biebols
W& Doy Briday
Akin
Phyisivan
Bagels
John & Woulderhins Pridhy Morte Staso
Villavilles
Titueville Selective Services Board
Erle
Jy Pobriltry
Trittis Cab
William McDonald
Eine
Wollrteex Parsons
Wilfred
Lye
Joyce Gray
North Center Street
Corry Hospital
W.S. C
Methodist
Eynist Royer
sMain Street
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Alfred Haenel
Johnson Strest
Mentor Club
Mary Anderson
East South
Deming
A. L. Matteson
Margaret, Warner
Youngsville
George Warner
Geraldine Marlin
Dunkirk
N.Y
Brank Miller
Siegel, Pa
Harry L. Johnson
Warren
Chester Weber
William Henry
Howart Spencer
A. Mead
Frank Earleslin
Roy Piasher
D. van Guilder
Fred Smith
Arthur Brundage
Ladies Aid Society
Wayne Lullle
Union City
Erica
Navy
Carl Norder
Frank Allen
Blair Craft
Abilene
Texas
Younsguille
Gerald Whaley
Buckhannon
W. Va
Ol City
Betty
Jean
Robert
Damon
Columbus
Upperman
Leslie Bullard
Tidioute
Order On New Postal Rates Enacted
United States postal rate changes set new charges across classes. The fourth class mail increases 3 percent, fractions rounded up to 1 cent, with overseas armed forces postage continuing at 6 cents per half ounce. Rates apply between domestic offices and certain territories.
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Alaska
Puerto Rico
Vitein Talands
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Disappearance prompts search near Casandaga Creek
Reports indicate a organized searching party planned for Sunday at 9 a.m. to locate Ogell D. Elliott a 7 year old from Levant Wis. Volunteers and firemen to relieve crews as patrols continue along Casandaga Creek amid continued efforts and weather permitting conditions.
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Casandaga Creek Suntay
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Sif —Warren
Oshorne Company
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Franklin
Warren
Starbrick
Reinforced Japs Attack Nearos During Island Landing
Allied forces at the Admiralty Islands faced renewed Japanese assaults as the First Cavalry Division Irons and Seabees supported by aerial sweeps repelled counterattacks. Gen Douglas MacArthur shifted plan from a naval to full occupation. Despite heavy rains delaying progress, the Los Negros airstrip remained intact and repairable once weather clears. Japanese efforts to disrupt the landing with aircraft were met by American defenses, eight of fifteen enemy planes shot down.
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First Cavalry Division
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Yenair Wors
Los Negros
Associated Press
Robert Ennison
Tos Negros
Services Tuesday for Mrs. Axel Swanson
Funeral notices report services set for Tuesday for Mrs. Axel Swanson. The service will be held at St Paul’s Lutheran Church with burial in the family plot at Spartanburg Rover Mills Cemetery. The body will lie in state at Crackets Heath Funeral Home in Hi Tuesday before the church service.
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Syisrisor
St. Paul's
Rove Ml
Spartansburg
Crackets Heath
Bond and Stamp Drive Peaks with Student Support
Corry schools report a total of 7,577,954 dollars raised in bond and stamp purchases, with St Edward’s leading at 2044.40 and 118 students giving an average of 17.82 per donor. Harding elementary, Concord, Washington, and junior/senior highs followed with substantial participation and varied per-student averages.
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Earl Sperry
Harding
St. Edwards
Senior High
Concord
Washington
Pairview
Grandmother and Infant Shot in Palmyra Bedroom
In Palmyra Pennsylvania on March 4 Mrs Lawrence Galebaugh aged 58 died from bullet wounds and her granddaughter Sonia Lingle 24 was hospitalized in Philadelphia in satisfactory condition after both were found shot in a bedroom. Police said a 32 calibre revolver lay nearby. Mrs LeRoy Lingle of Grantville reported the child was taken upstairs to give it money before the shooting.
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Lawrence Galebaugh
Sonia Lingle
Philadelphia
Allen Longnecker
LeRoy Lingle
Grantville
Robbery Probe At Erie Loblaw Store
Erie police investigated a burglary at a Loblaw cafeteria at 2420-96 Pa rade street where thieves forced entry Thursday night and stole about 1,200 in cash from five bags. Detectives Haglert and Voss worked the case, with Capt. Roy Jee overseeing. The robbers entered the building by accessing the roof then descended into the store.
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Warren
Sherkf
Glade Township
Sexton
Cal Castrino
Allen
John Waples
Sal Zobriest
Thomas Motor Co
Gallagher
Erle
Maren
Loblaw
Parade Street
Edward Haglert
Theodore Voss
Royjee
City May Participate In Pollution Hearings
The board considers pollution hearings timely as streams of the Commonwealth face discharges. Municipalities and industries may be required to present plans for treatment, with postwar expectations outlined. The plan includes public hearings by stream to determine who must cease discharging sew age without hearings.
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Industete
Milter
Polloy
Sewate
Girl Scouts Investure at Spring Greek
Investure service for new Girl Scouts held at Spring Greek church marking 33 years of Girl Scouting in America followed by a silver tea at the community house. New members listed include Grace Bickler Jo Anne Waite Roberta Wilkinson Donna Miller Joyce Miller. Senior members and teachers named along with active local residents attending events and visits.
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Rhia Atteroo
America
Grace Bickler
Jo Anne Waite
Roberta Wilkinson
Donna Miller
Joyce Miller
Florerice Waite
Scribe
Belly Jean Whaley
Patricia Kafferlin
Zelda Taylor
Thelma Gobn
Esther Brimdage
Doris Sickler
Lillian Waite
Mabellé Kafferlin
Berniece Sickler
Marian Mason
Babson Looks at Postwar Business Outlook
Babson analyzes the postwar market, predicting strong consumer goods sales and rising distribution and advertising activity. He expects slower auto reconversion with high renegotiation costs, but overall expansion for newspapers and magazines as government information spreads.
Fine Farm Home Leveled by Fire in Randolph
March 4 a major Randolph farmstead burned destroying the three story residence and most furnishings. The loss is estimated around 415,000 with partial insurance coverage. Neighbors recall the blaze leaping over the roof as firemen battled the flames near Route 17 toward Jamestown.
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Randolph
Samuel Gartt
Ahn
Munsee
Mir
Gardner
Atte
Pont Irokae
Wits
Jamestown
Fragmentary OCR Story Needs Shape for News Card
Readable bits hint at a tense scene with unnamed speakers and a mix of foreign phrasing. No clear people, places, dates, or events emerge to anchor a definitive headline or summary.
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