Unclear text fragment notes and notices from 1944 records
The readable items report unemployment compensation checks issued during the week ending March 24 1944 totaling $64 408 49 with 95 checks to veterans returning to civilian life. A P-38 fighter involved in a maintenance flight carried penicillin to Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital saving a 15 month old child. Local fires in districts 16 18 and 19 were extinguished with no major losses. Other notes mention political rumors in a Republican primary, employment declines in Pennsylvania January 1944, and various local administrative items.
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Siqte
Department
Corry
Tethys
le Shir
Clarence A. Shoop
Cor Wy
Canyy
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
An Howe
Carney resigns as WMC chief in area background
Lin H. Carney, director of the manpower commission, resigns from his post in the area. Henry Stonevak, a labor market analyst, will assume interim duties until a permanent civil service appointment is made. Carney, a Navy reserve lieutenant, reports to Hollywood on an April date. He previously served as district manager for the United States Employment Service in Birle and joined TEES in 1987. He is married with one child.
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Ato
Lin H. Carney
Fren
Mab Fe
United States Navy
Henry Co
Stonevak
Warmunpower Immnission
Carney
Kelior
28 New Homes Planned for Erie Area Project
March report shows 28 new brick homes to rise in Erie area, totaling 6448 dollars per house under six permits issued to Keystone Associates for Andrews Land property. Excavation already begun on Oakwood, Charlotte and West Sandwells sites with estimated costs of 3016 dollars per house.
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Brie
South
Iine
James Lech
Syburdey
Keystone Associates
Pitty ‘Purgh
Taoke
Andrews Land Company
Snapedow
Aiready
Oakwood
Charlotte
W. Sandwbrests
Kane Youth Listed Missing In Action From War
Pfc. Charles Hearst son of Mr and Mrs Hearst is listed as missing in action. He was among the first Kansas men to enter the German war via selective service after Pearl Harbor. He served in North Africa before Sicily and later was sent to the Pacific theater. He has been away for over a year.
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Kane
Charles Hearst
Mys
Hurst
War Department
Sidrday Auight
Hearst
Tepgird
Texas
Pearl Harbor
North Africa
Ivasinn
Sicly
Sean
Answers to I Q Quiz on editorial page content
Answers to the quiz printed on the editorial page list a set of questions and presumed answers. The entries include names such as Senator Alben Burkley of Ken turkey and reference to 15 degree intervals, with topics spanning statism electricity and various fuels. The response also cites regions like Borneo and Great Britain and notes West Virginia among the items.
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I. Q
Alben Burkley
Kenturkey
Borneo
Great Britain
West Virginia
Local Civilian Defense Volunteers To Aid Soldier Vote
Harrisburg reports that civilian defense volunteers will assist in canvassing during April to collect names and addresses of servicemen, with certified voters sent to county clerks for registration. The governor weighs a special session to simplify the process amid a proposed soldier vote law.
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Avivanlin
Agrautt
Alihoweh
Armed Services
State Adjutant General’s
Maniskiled at Franklin in pedestrian taxi crash
In Franklin, Damex Way of Cochranton was fatally injured early Sunday when struck by a taxicab driven by Paul J. Beers near Meadville pike at Grant and Thirteenth streets. Way, with friends in Prospect Park, was injured and died after transport to Franklin hospital. police investigated with local and state officers.
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Damex Way
Cochranton
Rod
Paul J. Beers
Maytla Street
Meadville Pike
Grant
Franklin Hospital
Way
Mendyilla Pike
Friends
Prospect Park
Edward Bergin
Chester Hughes
Franklin Police Department
Andrew Hohel
State Police
Services Saturday for Charley C. Hargrove
Final rites for Charley C. Hargrove were held at Bracken Eating Funeral Home Sunday afternoon at 2:30 with Rev B L A Galbreath officiating. Neighbors assisted as beavers were Harry Jewell Roy Bewley John Wellenburg Verr Cheston Earl Cheston and Guy Fralick. The body was interred in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendants included friends and relatives from Spartansburg Concord Township and distant visitors Mr and Mrs George Graham and Miss Luella Graham Concord Lake Mr and Mrs A F Sten Meadville Miss Fannie Godwin Geneva and others.
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Charley C. Hargrove
Bracken
AL Galbreath
Beavers
Hany Jewell
Roy Bewley
John Wellenburg
Verr Cheston
Earl Cheston
Guy_ Fralick
Pine Grove Comeliry
Services in memory of Earl A. Raymond
Earl A. Raymond died Friday. Funeral conducted at Brack on Kealing Towers Home Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock. Rev Whiteman of the First Baptist church officiated. Burial in Pine Grove cemetery. The body accompanied by his widow Mrs Wee Raymond and children Thora Jean Thelma Carel Ann Willis and Burton.
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Funots
Quicually
Bail A. Raymond
Kealing Tuwers
Whiteman
Pine Grove
Wee Raymond
Thora
Jean
Thelma
Carel Ann
Willis
Burton
San Cure Hemorrhoids Ointment Ad Claims Soothing Relief
An advertisement touts SAN CURA Ointment for hemorrhoids and piles with claims of soothing satin smooth relief after washing. It also promotes SAN CURA Sosp antiseptic and lists SAN CURA Soup for sale at druggists. The copy notes use for minor sores burns cuts and skin irritations.
Erie lineman 15 found dead in Cottage near Erie
Funeral notes reveal Harry Adams, employee of Penelec, hanged himself in a cottage near Erie. Police say the body was discovered by a neighbor as the man, long employed since 1923, had not left his lodging for two weeks, with March 21 noted as likely since date. Investigators say a note pointed to the motive.
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Harry Adams
Penelec
Gottage
Erie
Adamis
Indwain
Gonynnys
Tolind
Doe Jeffries Eabline
Wayne Wyanth
Willard Schaune
C. M. Mathias
Warren W. Wond
Sc\yurel C. Hunley and Bons
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Wast
Twelfth Street
Reglehrst
Two Die In Train Collision At Brocton Crossings
Two men died and another was gravely injured when their car was struck by a locomotive near Brocton. Matils Ilaworth, 22, a retired farmer, and John Annis, 60, were killed instantly as their vehicle collided with a freight engine at the Highland avenue crossing. A neighbor, Mrs Billy, 45, was injured when the sedan owned by Annis was struck by the locomotive. The crash occurred shortly before 2 PM at the West mile crossing near Brocton. Coroner's certificate cited accidental death for Ilaworth and Annis.
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Giilé ‘Billy
Louis Billy
Beaw Bate
Annis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fragmentary Note on Grane Corp Rules and Facet Theories
A damaged OCR fragment references the Nabllinl Grane Corporation rules and a facatiiys with tures dated near 1944. It mentions Seam Priday as Anise and hints at a historical corporate or scholarly context without complete clarity.
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Wittchimm
Nabllinl Grane Corporation
Tures
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Poslingeter
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Senate
Prec Whipple
Hongris
Rollo McCray
W. W. Waterhouse
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Trioulty
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Tulle
Gon Bley
Aidereon
Ain
Tome
Wee Loskwood
Nita
Icarney
WMC
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Mac's Super Service
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New Jersey
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James Way
Earl A. Raymond
Heiman
Brocton
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