Stingel Gets Long Term In Penitentiary Erie
Fred Stingel Park Row operator was convicted of pandering by injury in Erie county courts. Judge Miles B. Kitts sentenced him to 6 to 10 years in Western Penitentiary and fined $2,500. Stingel was arrested after three teen girls alleged he tried to lure one to a hotel for immoral purposes. Stingel did not appear at the trial.
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Erie
Fred Stingel
Park Row
Erie County
Miles B. Kitts
Western Penitentiary
Stingel
Edward J. Allen
Edward E. Pettilla Stingel
Three Escape In Car Wreck Near Kane
Kane report states Euware Zaunick 28 a recent U S Army discharge and two youths Mike and Emil Zaunick escaped with minor injuries after a sedan tire blew causing the car to leave Route 61 Cemetery Hill, roll over into a ditch, then pile into cut stone. All occupants were treated by Dr H J McGhee and sent home.
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Kane
Euware Zaunick
U.S. Army
Mike
Emil Zaunick
Cay
Cemetery Hill
Route 61
Ine
H. J. McGhee
Warren Sailor Missing in England
Marl G Samuelson reports their son Gail Bart Samuelson hospital apprentice second class is missing in action in England. He left Warren in 1943 and served after training at Bainbridge and Philadelphia Naval Hospital before overseas duty on March 9, 1944. His family has received a March 28 message of safe arrival, then no further word and an official telegram lacking details.
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Marl
G. Samuelson
Navy Department
Gail Bart Samuelson
England
Young Samuelson
Warren
Another rabies case reported in Warren area
In Warren on May 16 a dog owned by Mr. and Mrs. Oscan Sherwood of Wood Street in the Upper Conewango Avenue district was sent to Harrisburg by a local vet. The dog showed rabies symptoms, died Sunday morning, and while it had not bitten anyone, it is believed to have been attacked by an earlier rabid animal found over a month ago.
Battle to end Daylight Saving Time rages in Congress
Washington May 16 The battle to knock the daylights out of Daylight Saving Time reemerges led by Rep Clarence Cannon of Missouri. He faces widespread opposition, yet his mail shows support from parents and others who blame War Time for juvenile trouble and claim power use and safety concerns. Milk deliveries and other daily life impacts are cited as consequences.
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Washington
Clarence Cannon
Elsberry
Stephens College
Columbia
Cln
House Appropriations Committee
Gannon
Congress
Cannon
Philadelphia
Salt Lake City
Olean
N. Y
Leesburg
Henig Saneties
Sacramento
Calif
California
Rep. Cannon
Harper's Magazine Correspondent Frederick Faust Killed
Allied headquarters in Naples reports the death of Frederick Faust a Harper's Magazine war correspondent and prolific writer known as Max Brand He created the Dr Kildare stories and penned 85 books He was killed during the opening night of the Fifth Army offensive on the Lower Garailiana sector in Italy.
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Any Stauewaves
Naples
Frederick Faust
Harper's Magazine
Max Brand
Garailiana
Faust
Fifth Army
Construction Employment During Depression Peaks
The record notes that in prior downturns most unemployed were construction workers. Between 1929 and 1992 construction unemployment rose by about 60 percent, while non durable goods production rose by roughly 13 percent.
New Outbreak of Forest Fires Fought for 16 Hours
In Kane on May 18 crews from multiple points including about fifty conscientious objectors from a CPS camp battled a blaze that scorched over 50 acres in the Owls Nest area. Two groups remained to mop up as rain returns threatened to end the effort.
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Kane
CPS
Owls Nest
Conclude Mead Death Probe No Inquest Held
Warren May 18 The death inquiry into Clifton Meade 30 who died at Corry hospital after a motorcycle crash near Spring Creek on April 23 has concluded with no inquest. Meade suffered multiple skull and other fractures and never regained consciousness. State Police Pat Krupa met with Sheriff Linder and Coroner Lowrey about the accident. Meade was with his wife returning to Union City after visiting Youngsville when the bike struck an embankment as lights failed.
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Mead
Warren
Clifton Meade
Corry Hospital
Spring Creek
Pat Krupa
Corry Barracks
State Police
J. E. Linder
Ed Lowrey
Meade
Corry
Union City
Youngsville
Fire crews halt grass fire after weekend storm
Following a heavy Saturday storm, grass burned and the Linder area fire was brought under control by forestry crews. The woodlands remain dry as low green growth fails to slow a fire.
Arbitator Named to Serve at Jamestown
Jamestown May 16 The wage dispute between Local 338 United Automobile Workers CIO and Marlin Rockwell Corporation moved closer to settlement as Moses Shapiro of New York City was named arbitrator by the War Labor Board and expected to arrive soon. Officials said Shapiro had been named about a week earlier but delivery to the city was delayed by the strike halting plant production for six days. Both sides had asked for an arbitrator when agreement could not be reached.
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Jamestown
United Automobile Workers, Cio
Marlin-Rockwell Corporation
Moses Shapiro
New York City
War Labor Board
Leity
Shapiro
Berlin Warns Invaders As Allies Prepare Inland Strike
Berlin broadcasts warn invaders to strike deep inland as Allied western invasion looms. German reports cite intensified terror and orders to deploy troops, with May 10 deadline for weapon surrender under death penalty. Officials warn further fighting will extend beyond Atlantic Wall, signaling broad mobilization and disruption of transport and industry.
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Paris
Edi
Berlin
Atlantic Wall
Germany
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Shamburg's News & Sports Store
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Powell Motor Company
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National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Corry, PA
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New York
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