Lawyers Spurn Draft Evasion Cases At Erie
In Erie March 17 Judge F Fy Schoonmaker moved to dispose of the last of 16 draft evasion cases as lawyers reluctant to take such assignments linger in courtrooms. James John Marsh faced the selective service charge and claimed a defense theory but avoided details. the judge ordered reporting to draft board No 27 Pittsburgh and warned that induction would end the case.
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Erie
United States District Court
F Fy Schoonmaker
Thabias
Ahaol
James John Marsh
West 1Eth Street
Schoonmaker
Pittsburgh
Advertising Rates and Publication Details
The notice explains United Press exclusive rights to republish its dispatches and local Corry, Pennsylvania posting details. It lists mailing and carrier rates including six dollars yearly by mail and three cents per copy by carrier, with advance options and rate inquiries.
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Tne
Corrya
Senate Probe Demanded On Liquor Store Charges
Harrisburg March 11 Senator John H Bent Westmoreland proposed a Senate inquiry into charges of favoritism in Pennsylvania liquor stock distribution. He cited graft, rationing bias and higher bids winning liquor sales at state stores. Two Philadelphia clerks face questioning over tips under $100 as part of the effort.
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Senate
Harrisburg
Joh H. Bent
Westmoreland
Pennsylvania
Wgnurd Bowra Quieiesee
Philadelphia
Frederick T. Gelder
Dent
Liquor Control Board
Bent
Salvation Army seeks women leaders for officer corps
Commissioner Ernest J. Pasmike of the Salvation Army calls for 100 women aged 18 to 90 from New York to enlist as officers. Applicants undergo a year of study in New York and five years of correspondence training, then serve in home front and military support programs. Applications go to Adjt. Rohm D. Morrison at the Corry office.
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Salvation Army
Mom
New York City
Adjt
John D. Morrion
Gorry Corps
Pugmite
Yom Womden
Adjl
Rohm D. Morrison
Corry
Tax Delinquents and the Burden of Rising Taxes
The piece warns that tax increases may apply to tens of millions, causing widespread delinquency due to confusion and indifference. It cites a bailiwick of underreporting, with threats of fines up to $1000 and imprisonment up to ten years for those who dodge their duties.
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Tiles Beer
Themelves
Postwar security, housing, and capsules in US policy debate
The piece discusses Roosevelt's security plan and Beveridge as templates for postwar reform, noting fears of a return to business slumps and unemployment. It highlights capsules as a food innovation, OPA housing issues for tourists and tenants, and a critique of wartime promises and rebuilding priorities with emphasis on housing and nutrition.
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Securiyy
Sosely
Beveridge
England
Sal
Lioyt Ceonge
Ireland
United States
OPA
Rationing Brings Many Problems Across the Nation
The article notes rationing causes business losses for small grocers and wholesalers, shipping delays, and new paperwork burdens. It highlights Patman committee efforts to ease rules, transport constraints for refrigerators, and the shift to home canning as food rationing persists into 1943.
Protests Over Site Choice For School Building
Twenty years ago three Parent Teacher Associations protested the selection of Love property or Fell Grounds as the site for a new school. The Armory meeting featured Lieut Archie W Thompson Post No 264. Margaretia Braeden, widow of Guetar Buetler, died at North Center Street. a mystery surrounds a missing 19 year old telephone operator. subpoenas anticipated for alleged beetleppars in city cases to be heard before Alda Mar Momeyer next Tuesday.
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Love Property
Schionl
Fairview
Washington
Concord
State Armory
Archie W. ‘Thompson
Benjamin Ralsky
Enamell of Administration
Department of Pennsylvania
Leese
Neven
Seven questions from classifies column puzzle page
A reader poses seven trivia prompts from the classified section asking about a 200th birth anniversary, authors of The Cricket on the Hearth and The Ghostest Mother in the World, a slogan for an organization, the capital of Puerto Rico, an ambassadorial appointment to Asia, a Roosevelt era cabinet member as running mate, and dietary or historical queries about FSA, ice cream salt use, and Western scout Jim Carson.
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Puerto Rico
William Philligets
Smbassador
Daily Dozen on Hospital Death Rates in Major Surgeries
The Medical Society notes average death rates for major operations at 2 to 5 percent over three years. Appendicitis surgeries lead with 1502 performed and 5 deaths. gallbladder 217 with deaths. uterine 496 with 3 deaths. no deaths in 110 breast removals. Peptic ulcers and intraminar cancer surgeries rise, with 1943 figures improving.
Twelve Oil City Guardsmen Added to Missing List
The North Africa action list grows with twelve more Oil City guardsmen reported missing, bringing the local total to 21. Names include Elmer Drelick Raymond McClellan Witla Tangy Glenvinn Rankin Harold Davin Kirchner Theodor Ritchie Francis Grotemund Theron Esterbrook Anthony Kretsavage Kenneth Hanel Jesse Von Valkenburg and other initials and addresses are listed as reported missing.
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Oh Cliy
Oi City
North Africa
Elmer Drelick
Cooper Avenue
Raymond L. McClellan
Clarion Street
Witla
Tangy
Harold James Davin
Oak Grave Street
Robert Kirchner
Gentral Avenue
Theodor
Ritchie
Rouseville
Francis J. Grotemund
Leaven Box
Theron A. Esterbrook
Warren, Pa
Anthony Kreti
Savage
Kenneth G . Hanel
Englewood Avenue
Jesse J. von Valkenburg
Minin Street
Six Year Old Woman Held for Assault Case
Emma Spencer of 111 East Second Street pleaded innocent to third degree assault in city court. Detected by Moynuma and Drake she was released without bail for a later hearing after being arrested Monday at 12:15 PM at the police station. Jessie Winger, operator of a rooming house at 865 East Third Street, accused her of attempting to choke and causing pain and shock.
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Maren
Emma Spencer
East Second Street
Allen Barger
Sged
Moynuma
Drake
Jessie Winger
East Third Street
Local Guardsmen Miss 21 Men Reported Missing
Reports from the area say 21 National Guard veterans have gone missing since February. They served together inOil City unit before joining the U S Army and were sent to Fort George Meade then to England last summer. Letters to relatives indicate they have been in the Army for two months.
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Pridiay
Cochran
National Guard
U.S. Army
Oil Cuy
Fort George Meade
Waltine
England
Jamestown Worker Struck by Train Near Plant No 1
Charles Larson aged 74 of Forest Avenue was hit by a Hiie Railroad train near the Arb Metal Construction Company Plant No 1 in Jamestown on Tuesday afternoon. He was taken to W. A. hospital in fair condition with a lacerated left ear and abrasions to the right arm and left head. He was reportedly removing lumber from a pil road tram when struck.
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Jamestown
Charles Larson
Forest Avenue
Hiie
Arb Metal Construction Company
Jones and Gifford Avenue
Larson
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