Patchwork of Erie News Across Crimes and Civic Notes
A scattered Erie segment reports thefts including a car and an Army bus, a staged collision on North Center Street, and a Navy furlough case. public notices cover citizenship swearing, a marriage license filing, and a state bid to reform blind assistance. Police investigate crashes and thefts as government officials discuss costs and aid programs amid ongoing local affairs.
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Mig Bn
Tne Army
She ‘Keystone Ordinance Works
Craw- Joi
Harold V. Mexander
Penn Jsylvania Federation
Alexander
Wilitlat
Department of Public Assistance
Commonwealth
County Maintains 70 Percent Assessment Standard Erie
Erie county will keep 70 percent of fair sale value as the basis for selling 16 tax assessments. Preparations are underway in Mill Creek Township with remaining boroughs and townships to begin by May and June. County officials note assessors are not legally bound to this figure, but most will follow it to support equalization and tax purposes.
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Erie
Erie County
Chef Asse Jolie
Father of Three Receives Fifty Marriage Proposals
Associated Press reports Basil Anthony Tusker of Stoneham Massachusetts, a divorced father of three, advertised for a wife after losing his job and staying home to care for his children. He received about 60 replies including offers from grandmothers, teachers, and businesswomen, some boasting cars and estates.
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Father OF
Associated Press
Stoneham
Mass
Pitty
Basil Anthony Tusker
Fresher
Grandmoth
Boston
Baptist Brotherhood Meeting At Redding Home
The Baptist Men’s Brotherhood met last evening at H. H. Redding’s Buctia Street residence. Members answered roll call by stating Bible objects and ties. Rev. F. C. Whiteman led devotions as C. W. Monroe T. Masilson Ralph Garrol Robert Lintonist William D. Haven and W. Schupp read articles providing thought and discussion. Mrs. Redding served refreshments after the session and the date for the next meeting will be announced.
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Baptist Brotherhood
Redding
The
Baptist
Men's Brotherhood
H. H. Redding
Buctia Street
F.C. Whiteman
C. W. Monroe
T. Masilson
Ralph Garrol
Robert Lintonist
William D.haven
W. Schupp
United Brethren Ladies Aid Quilt Block Drive
The United Brethren Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon at the El-nunch parsonage with Mrs. Way Harris and Mrs. Elizabeth Layson as hostesses. Thirteen members attended, opening with devotions by Mrs. E. E. Bush. Mrs. Burrig Watrous led the business session and the group voted to piece wool and cotton blocks to donate when the need arises. The afternoon concluded with visiting and refreshments. The next meeting is March 28.
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U. B
United Brethen
Elnunch
Way Harris
Wizabeth Lay
E. E. Bush
Burrig Watrous
Guy Bentink
Krazyates Club Honors Mrs Paulson Birthday Gathering
Mrs Paulson and Mrs Jackman won 500 awards at a Krazyates Club meeting held at the home of Mrs Clarence Lowe on West Pleasant Street. Six members and one guest, Mrs June Jackman, attended. A spaghetti dinner with rolls cake coffee and tea was served. The next meeting will be at Mrs George McMahon on West Washington Street April 4.
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Krazyates Club
Paulson
Harry Paulson, Jr
Clarence Lowe
West Pleasant Street
June Jackman
Jackman
New York Clubs Defy Curfew Amid Nightlife Clash
New York night spots and hotels press a return to midnight closing defying mayor Ta Guaralg’s extended curfew. Allied Food and Entertainment Industries of Greater New York said members would ignore the extra hour of tolerance. Blue Network said the mayor would defend the 1 a.m. loss, broadening the conflict as nonmember venues also resume midnight hours. Confusion and name‑calling erupted outside Manhattan clubs as servicemen and civilians gather after midnight.
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Associated Press
New York
Mych
New York City
Dave
Allied
Food and Entertainment Indusiries
Greater New York
Granttoo
Ta Guaralg
Blue Network
Toxtuy
Manhattan
Victory drive offers 32 million extra red points to housewives
The piece describes a nationwide program delivering 32 million extra red points monthly to American housewives who turn in used fats. Meat dealers will hand out red points per pound of fats, flagging a broad victory effort supporting medicines, gunpowder, synthetic rubber, soaps, paints, and other battlefield and home front necessities. Women are urged to save every drop until final victory over Germany and Japan.
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Germany
Japan
Public Sale Near Union City Features Cattle Tools and Poultry
Auction notice for March 27 1945 lists 40 Holsteins plus Guernsey and Hereford cows with calves, milking machine, mower grain bin potato planter and assorted farm implements. Poultry stock includes 45 OUR OWN poultry mesh and day old Leghorn chicks. Terms cash. Dee Peterson owner Arthur Beaulen auctioneer.
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Union City
Sra
Thesday
Guernsey
New
Stock Market and Commodity Roundup from Buffalo and Pittsburgh
Market notes from Buffalo and Pittsburgh dated March 22 and March 29 show hogs and cattle bid ranges, light weights firm, heavyweights mixed, sheep steady with lamb bids. Apples, potatoes, and pears listed with varied prices. eggs quoted in New York with mixed grades. New York stock market recovery leads to noon price listings for major firms and a long quiz answer section.
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Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
Pennsylvania
Baldwins
New York
Videlnia Delicious
Ohio Baldwins
Associated Preas
American Smelters
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Chrysiex Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Molors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit National Dairy
Northern
Puciflc
Paramount Penna
Penney — Socony Vacuum — Standard Oi
Calif
Standard Oil
Studebater
Tesas U5 Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Youngstown
T Aero Supply
Arkansas
Gag “A
South Pam
Fragmented sports roundup with scattered team notes
A garbled timeline mentions Eddie Hickey and station service, ties to Tigers and Phillies, and a canceled game amid red attacks and pirate reports. The fragmented OCR lacks clear events or dates, but implies baseball ties and a sporting schedule disrupted by incidents.
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Tigers
Simmons
Phillies
Red Sox
Pirates
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Neal Palmer
Ria
Charles ‘van Winkle
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Jamestown
United Bomber Company
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Gile
Packard
McCaffery
St. Thomas
Canada
Hadeen
Itis Conoition
Bru Jounty
Birle
Praniklin
Wayne W. Simpson
Franklin
Simpson
Joseph, Borgla
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J. F Breeman
Jos 2. Weaver
Youngsville
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Howe
Warren Street
A.J. Washbweg
Washburg
Washburg Uni
Bureau of Cabor Statistics
Robert Alfort
Raymond Plant
Departiment of Health
House
Mulendny
Jacob Coulson
R-Cuumberlandy
GOP
Lichtenwalter
Senate
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Hinsylvania
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Chan
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Punet
Uncle Sam
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Akiog
Mallory Rats
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Hoover
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Sarah W. Page
Cory
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Gerry
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Bay
Ellwood Connell
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Ava
Robert
Alford
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Columbus
John Logan
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W. R. Aikens
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Spring Creek Etude
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Franke
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G. A. Bissell Lumber and Supply
Thompson
Bibow
Mike New
Upright Phono
South Street
Algin G
Benin
Condon
Doane’s
Hariere
West Main Street
Wan
Atad
Cail
Gall
Winter Company
St. Erie
TOR
South Center Street
Atone
Gutrell Residenve
Spring Street
North Center Street
Findley Lake
J. N. Care
Ruth Chirtcnzio
W. Brooks and
Pamil
Maurlee Shutakin
Register of Wills
Ene County
Harry W. Parker
Walter L. Peake
J. Q. Quix
Holbartal
Eylindes
Golstlees
Matsionbuey
Philip Murray
Massachusetts
Rhode
Teland Snel
Connecticut
Hinse
Woof
Army
Pitree
Spring
Almamer
Quitime Ein Bere
Virginia
Bonny, FA
Wow York
Stanley Tavis
Ted Husing
Dodger
Brooklyn
Tavis
Eddie Hicke
Adelphin
Elizabet
Hund
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