Twenty Years Ago Ag Takeo From Journal Rites May 8 1925
Sebo officials Ture now duklly engaged in filling vacancies in city public school ranks. At least five teachers intend to resign at term end. Six cases of scarlet fever quarantined, minor in nature, Health Officer Dumide reports. Two Boyd were detained by police over a Tax Collector robbery probe. Brokenallaw Valley Chapter AR held meeting at Regent Mrs Cronin’s home. Mrs Thomas Giblik named next year’s regent. May 16 1901 conference of teachers and officials to plan Northwestern district meeting at the High school. Miss Florence Axtell and Home Economics class served fine supper to Junior High School faculty. Senior High faculty hosted dinner for department.
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Sebo
Ture
Duklly
Te City
Dumide
Brokenallaw Valley
Dar
Cronin
Klee Idan
Wes
Thomas F. Giblik
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Florence Axtell
War Industry Workers Urged to Stay on Job After Victory
An official statement from Gorey war office urged Henry C. Stiwiczak and Bernard Wilkms to keep hands on deck. Workers were thanked for aiding victory in Europe and urged to continue producing material for the Pacific war, while readjustment plans were outlined and job-placement help offered through USES offices. The message emphasized sustained effort and morale as Japan remains a target.
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Gorey
Pacific
Europe
Japan
Suncsak
Thei Inca United States Employment Service Office
Stanezile
Jane Toft
Ata
Stephany seeks delay in Bromley trial and transfer plan
In May the court is expected to approve postponing Frank Bromiley's trial for the 1982 Good Friday slaying of Navy Petty Officer Taye Wilkinson to the September term. Stephany says the defense needs more time to prepare and may seek a trial transfer from Erie County to another county, with Laub opposed. A full May calendar will be announced soon.
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Stephany
Bromsley
Wilkinson
Erle County
Corry
Laub
Four Automobiles Involved In Mercer County Crash Injures Five
Oil City May 8 five people including four Oil City residents were injured in a collision near Jackson Center Mercer County at 9 15 p m Saturday They received first aid at Mercer Cottage Hospital then returned home Injured were William Robert Eckel sailor on leave bruised head eye wrist and shock Edwin de Keesonski internal injuries Jose Jeni Daum and Josephine Rugom plus hack injuries Mrs A D Stone and husband of Volant were among those treated James Geigen grandson to the Stones was not hurt Four autos not involved were reported by State Police. Damages conservatively totaled 1160
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Mercer County
Oil City
Jackson Center
Willian
Robert. Eckel
Edwin de Keesonski
Jose
Jeni
Daum
Josephine Rugom
Hack
Ol Cily
Mercer
Redding Up the World and the Postwar Opportunity
The piece surveys Europe win and postwar reconstruction, noting victory through human progress while condemning the force of conquest. It warns of the ongoing Asiatic conflict and calls for wise leadership and international cooperation to harness science and invention for a peaceful modern civilization. It stresses humanity's role in directing progress and perfecting collaborative effort.
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Europe
Petice
Huma
Manges Sentenced For Bigamy In Mayville Court
In March at Mayville Court Manges pleaded guilty to bigamy and received a prison term of not less than two years. Tarbell, on parole from a Pennsylvania sentence, had his sentence suspended and was committed to Pennsylvania authorities for parole violation. Messenger, on probation for unlawful relations with her brother in law, had her probation extended six months and ordered to report regularly to her probation officer. The case also mentions Lowther Farm funds and Jamestown details related to the proceedings.
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Cowra
Clinton Street
Westfield
Calarco
Tarbell
Bodine
Sentiie
Pennsylvania
Ab & Jamestown Hotel
Damestown
Abtien State
Robert Hugh Tarbell
Erie
Dorothy Messenger
Ung Court
Manges
Hugh ¥. N. Bodine
Attica
Jamestown Detenves
Guinty Magnola Pebrusrylo
False Führer legends and historic impersonators across eras
The excerpt recalls imposters who claimed royal or national leadership, noting examples from England’s Richard III era, Portugal’s King Sebastian, and Russia’s False Dimitri. It discusses the persistence of legendary Führer myths and warns that Nazi horrors should deter any future impersonation of a German ruler.
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Hilden
Jef
Hitler
Richart 111
England
Tower of London
Henry VII
Sebastien
Portugal
Battin
Africa
Russia
Demetrius
Iven
Hiller
Germany
Food distribution plan urged to fix shortages
A House committee report urges immediate coordination of production distribution and pricing to curb shortages and curb black market activity. It proposes meat enforcement at slaughter, higher margins for cattle hogs and poultry raisers, and a detailed study for a workable national food policy presented to President Truman.
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Trumas
Uges
OPA
WPA
War Department
Ofc
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The article discusses diabetes detection through blood and urine screening, noting many cases go undiagnosed in questions. It cites Massachusetts data showing 74 percent of diabetics were unaware of their condition and argues broader exams could reveal many cases in the general population. It notes life expectancy for diabetics has improved with insulin and treatment advances, with the average life span after onset rising from under five years to about fourteen.
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Massachusets
Nuryl
Continues Search for Two Escaped Prisoners in Somerset
Police today pursued a 24 hour manhunt for James Henry Kent a year old convicted slayer and a second prisoner who slipped out of Somerset county jail. Officials also sought a missing 16 year old Somerset girl thought to be with them. Kent faced sentencing for the murder of George Kern a Johnstown dental technician whose body was found in a Windber thicket in December 1943. A jury had recommended life imprisonment.
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Associated Lay
Somerset
James Henry Kent
Somerset County
Somerset Gut
Kent
George Kern
Johstown
Windber
Life
Brion
Staff Sgt Sample's Crew Sets An All Time Record
Staff Sgt John R Sample of Corry Pennsylvania led a Packard Rolls Royce engine overhaul crew at the Air Service Command Depot in England to set an aviation production record. The team surpassed prior performance by 600 hours in overhaul and reassembly while boosting engine readiness from 90 to 140 hours, earning congratulations from Packard Motor Car Company.
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Sample
A. A.F
ATR
England
John R. Sample
Corry
Air Service Command Repeh
Fogland
Packard Motor Gar Company
Sampte
Hillar
Gille
Inerais
Gacl
Eupine
Frank Sample
Grovestreal
Aero Supply Mig
I Q Quiz From Obsolete Puzzles and Misspelled Clues
A fragmentary puzzle page asks readers to name pilots of the first nonstop trans Atlantic flight in 1919 and various odd historic, linguistic, and culinary questions. The garbled text presents mixed trivia challenges and noted typographical errors for readers to solve on the classified page.
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Honnibal
Alps
Haly
Lincoln
State Police arrest two in Warren traffic cases
Warren area state police say charges of reckless driving will be filed against two men after weekend crashes. Michael Truble Jr of Sheffield failed to stop for a vehicle ahead, damaging Ruth A Miller’s car and his own. Michael Graham of Myrtle Street reported being blinded by headlights and struck Mrs Myra Hamner’s home and barn, with about $100 damage to structure and barn.
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Wenssttlan
Anny
Enoyers
Clarendon
Sheffield
Michael Truble, Jr
Ruth A. Miller
Barnes
Miller
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