Friday deadline and fare changes loom in brief
Fair skies give way to warnings as Friday brings urgency for Monday deadline on name return. Colliers magazine will raise price to ten cents starting May 9 as Saturday Evening Post follows. A marriage license was filed by Peter M. Petracco and Jessie, while a bicycle accident injures Goodwill, Burl Babcock, and a passerby, with motorist William Pleming aiding the injured and police notified. Federal data show department store sales above year-ago levels, and relief administrator changes noted in Erie. A traffic detour on Route 6 and a theft alert for a stolen 1990 dark coupe circulate, alongside estate news from Jamestown and a minor profit/price shift in wholesale goods. The State committee meeting in Harrisburg, interest payments on cooperative certificates, and a Bible class invitation in Corry conclude the digest. The Pullman tariff hike receives regulator approval. Windsor F Cousins is named Pennsylvanian Railroad general counsel.
Man Fatally Struck by Auto Near Jamestown
Leo Christopher Laughlin, 96, of 312 East Third Street, died after being struck by a car on Likengood road near Jamestown. Driver John B. Kesler, 12414 Dunham Avenue Celoron, was questioned. coroner and police continue investigation.事故发生在傍晚7:30，地点在 Lakewood road 靠 Gerald avenue 附近。
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Associated Press
Jamestown
Likengood
Leo Christopher Laughlin
East Third Street
James ‘Own General Hospital
M. Phystelius
Lakewood Road
Gerald Avenue
Jamestown and
Geloron
Kesler
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St Marys Draft Board Clerk Attacked
In St Marys on March 13, Frank Rollick was held for the next term of court on a charge of aggravated assault and battery after appearing before Justice Paul A Garner. Bail of 350 was posted. W. C. Frank, chief clerk of the local draft board, said Rollick beat him at the P R R station Monday morning while prospective soldiers waited to be taken to Erie. Frank alleges he was thrown down twice and choked, with witnesses being detained for the trial.
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ST. Marys
Frank Rollick
Justice of the
Paul A. Garner
W. C. Frank
Rollick
Erle
Frank
Erie
Mobilize State Hospitals to Meet War Emergency
The State Defense Council in Harrisburg moves to strengthen Pennsylvania medical preparedness for wartime casualties by boosting blood and plasma banks and sharing treatment information on poisoning gas. Dr Pat Dodds surveys nearly 400 hospitals to assess blood supplies and reserve capacity while $165 funds train physicians in postrabatal courses at the University of Cincinnati to disseminate knowledge through county medical societies.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Defense Council
Pennsylvania
Pat Dodds
Council
Armed Services
Dodds
State Council
University of Cincin
Sanity Medical
Girl Kills Father After Years of Abuse Near Valley View
In Valley View Pennsylvania a 14 year old girl shot and killed her father Peter Peoletti a 60 year old farmer, claiming years of abuse. State police report says she fled to nearby brothers after the incident and was taken into custody. Detectives say the father and daughter had lived alone on a farm since the mother’s death and several relatives reported abuse. Authorities have not filed charges yet.
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Associated Press
Valley View
Mareh
H. E. Bell
State Motor Police
Peter Peolett
Schuylens
Lewis Buono
Bruce Clayton
Bell
Peolett
Pennsylvania
Peoletti
NBC and CBS Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight
A dense radio listing shows NBC and CBS programs across the evening from 8:10 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. including Lucille Manners concert, First Nighter, Glen Miller band, America Preferred concert, and a Metro politan Opera finale. Also noted are civic segments with Dr. Hu Shih and musical performances by the Cleveland Orchestra and Dance Hour.
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NBC
Lucille Manners
Adolphe Menjou
Walit Tne
Capt. Page
CBS
Bob Hawk
Glenni Miller
Curtin
Canberra
Herv's
NEC
Mexico Way
Hu Shih
Cleveland Orchestra
Ask Young America
Opers
MBS
Columbia Sebiplastic
Linieheon
Anchors Aweigh
Dairymen to Meet at West Spring Creek Grange Hall
W est Spring Creek dairymen plan an important meeting next Tuesday at 10 p.m in the Grange hall. The session will explain the new marketing agreement for the Philadelphia milkshed to farmers. Committee members include Vern Cobb as chairman with Gordon Tubbs and Leon Whitely among those in charge.
Pneumonia Cause in Kane Man's Death Disclosed
Kane Pa March 13 Coroner Thomas B Chari ruled acute pleural pneumonia as the cause of death for John B Cullins 1 of Kane whose body was found by his 15 year old daughter in their apartment The coroner noted no skull fracture and the pneumonia as the cause of death Autopsy performed by Dr J McGhee confirmed findings Philadelphia March 13 Survivors of a U S tanker attack in the North Atlantic recount a submarine crew sinking the ship then ramming and sinking lifeboats and rafts Four survivors from 38 aboard described the attack and rescue in the freezing sea Five youths recently arrested in a motor vehicle theft ring admitted taking seven autos between March 1 and midmonth in Lawrence Park and Wesleyville pled guilty before a justice of the peace Those youths Wilbur and Theodore Smith aged 18 and 16 and three younger companions were sentenced to county jail and detention home pending juvenile court action, with owners named in the report.
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Kane
Kane, Pa
Joece
Rigine
Coraney Clark
J. McGhee
Wis
Tas
Bey Issuenit
Philadelphia
Warn- Irigy
Stavis
siKin Ave Bres
Puse
Mirch Sth
Erte
J. Z. Masirian
State Motor Police
Lawrence Parke
Masirian
Wilbur Smith
Theodore Seth
East Lake Road
Heer
Reine
Justice of the Peace
Waller Goodwin
Wesleyville
Smith Brothers
Mastrian
Eine
William Makes
Arcais Avenue
John TE
Envihn Street
Chester By
Koweteh
East Avenue
Raymond S. Helm
Water Street
Nazi Warship Bombed At Kiel In RAF Raid
London reports the RAF bombed the German battleship Gneisenau at Kiel and set naval installations on fire during the late week of offensive air operations. Weather hampered attacks but four and two engine bombers struck northwestern Germany and mined German waters. Eight RAF planes were lost to German anti aircraft defenses at Kiel. Allied air forces clashed with German planes at night.
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London
Gmelgenau
Kiel
Air Ministry
Germany
RAP
Riel
Ixtel
Soman
Aso
Atic
Firemen map defense plans at Stanford Hose meeting
Firefighters gathered at the Stanford Hose Company Thursday evening to discuss defense preparations. Plans include demonstrations of magnésium bars and slewing fins for illumination of firefighting work. Tests with the new hook and ladder truck acquired from Tram Warren were planned pending weather. Over sixty members attended the meeting followed by a luncheon hosted by Chairman James Sullivan and his committee. A stray line mentions General Yamashita studying German military tactics, but event relevance is unclear.
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Fremens
Stanford Hose Company
James Sullivan
Seniors Present Play At Garry Ora High School
The Senley case of the Garry ora idl Ailgh school begins work on a play to be staged in April under the direction of Kelintin Bogard. The production aims to raise funds for new stage curtains and other needs. The plot centers on lively high school experiences and offers a humorous, entertaining preview for an expected large crowd.
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Senley
Garry Oraidl Ailgh School
Kelintin Bogard
Taru
Ie Elise
Eyer
Pupils Transported by Bus to Relieve School Congestion
About twenty pupils from North Cory are being transported by bus to the Concord building to ease congestion in several elementary grades of the junior high. The service began on Thursday with two families on East Columbus Avenue and the rest at Haven served by the bus route.
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North Cory
Concord
Columbus Avenue
Haven
Shortage of supplies hits Erie schools
Dr Herman Grose superintendent warns teachers of possible changes to the Erie public school program due to wartime supply shortages. He forms a committee on economics in the use of school supplies and equipment to study shortages, propose distribution standards, and suggest measures to achieve economies in shelving and use.
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Erie Schoolsetriet
Herman Grose
Wacj
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Gang of Five
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