Fire alarm at Rex theatre sparks smoke scare
A small fire at the Rex theatre caused a smoke sighting this morning. Police investigated a smoking device in the Box Shop within the TiNBE building after a broken belt sparked light flames. No damage reported and the scene controlled. Meanwhile, police seek two armed youths from Erie linked to burglaries and missing boy Franklin Prine, last seen near 24a East Main Street.
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Rex Theatre
Eli
Yeftigersting
Fit BoxsShop
Tinbe
Tanibelt
Reauljedt
Franklin Prine
Main Street
Highways Projects Bids Sought For 6 Routes In PA
Harrisburg March 24 State Highway Department called for bids on April 11 on six projects to improve 20 miles of roads funded by state funds Secretary John W Shroyer said the work should proceed in proper season and be finished before bad weather. Projects include Route 52 in Clearfield County Route 27 in Crawford County Route 56 in Indiana County U S Route 119 in Venango County Route 58 in Mercer County and Route 204 in Venango County. A separate Spartansburg note covers school dinner for basketball teams and local club activities.
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State Highway Department
John W. Shroyey
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West Mead
Oil Creek
Titusville
Brush Valley
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Raynas Township
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Albion
Mire
Cranesville
David Ross
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Cory
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Sandra Lee
Rich Qnood
Virginia
Farold Pateh
Lloyd Saunders
Eleanor
Centeyuilt
Mus
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Cony
Russell Simides Ireman
New York City
Culver
Patty Fish
Ralph Clark
Corry Hospital
Bombers Pound Germany For Third Straight Day
US bombers raid Germany for the third day hitting a railroad bridge and main line into a city. Industrial damage reported on the riverfront at Muenster. The Brunswick district Werl and the air force station Al Achmer also attacked amid expected German air defense. Some German fighters claimed but many raids scattered incendiaries in coastal areas before dawn. minor naval activity noted with limited casualties.
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Muenster
Brunswick
Werl
AL Achmer
Jamestown Flood Fears Ease After Thaw and Rain
City reports that Jamestown escaped new flood danger as the outlet level fell three tenths of a foot from yesterday’s peak amid a thaw and rain. Weather forecasters warn of more rain tonight and tomorrow while City Engineer Charles J. Strand monitors Tenth and Eleventh Street areas for possible rises in the water. The ground remains saturated and further showers could push water back into the lake outlet.
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Lana44
Charles J. Strandbug
Tenth
County home not kept available to house labor for war effort
March 24 Bay Ridge Road old county home in Erie County will not be used to house Army or War Manpower Commission labor due to high repair costs. An Army officer and a War Manpower representative toured the building and indicated they would note in their report that it is unsuitable. Estimated repair costs range from 12 000 to 14 000 dollars, a burden to be met by canneries according to officials.
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North East Conherses
Baron Kaufman
Erie County Tnstitution District
Army
War’ Manpower Commission
Ruffma
Beckley Woman Praises World’s Tonic For Constipation
Mrs. Winnie L. Blake of Beckley testifies that years of constipation caused many ailments including gassy stomach dizziness and bad taste. After using World’s Tonic she reports relief from constipation and related distress, noting improved condition and urging others to try it. The tonic is described as a spleen laxative with herbs and roots from various regions and is sold at Geb World’s Tonic Lindstey’s Pharmacy and other drug stores.
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Temple St
Beckley
W. Wit
United States
Lindstey
Prosecution Promised for Parents in Juvenile Delinquency Case
Meadville officials say the district attorney will prosecute parents found responsible for misdeeds of their minor children. The plan follows an investigation into juvenile delinquency and asserts that other adults contributed to wrongdoing. Proceedings moved to juvenile court with related preliminary actions.
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