Not Guilty Plea Filed in Jamestown Hit and Run Case
Clifford Graham of Blockville entered a plea of not guilty in Jamestown City Court before Judge Allen Bargar on a charge of criminal negligence in a fatal hit and run that killed Mrs Thee Johnson, 64, on Baker Street Thursday. Bail set at 10,000PROPERTY. Case adjourned to seek an attorney with grand jury action expected. Graham, described as a slight, bespectacled auto mechanic, has been jailed since Friday. Police aided by county agencies searched for a grey coupe linked to the crash.
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Jamestown
Clifford 4
Blockville
Elty Court
Allen Bargar
Graham
Thee Johnson
Baker Street
Madge Barger
Blackville
Deputy Chief Education Department Named in Harrisburg
May 16 Governor Martin named Dr. Paull E. Witmeyer as deputy superintendent of public instruction with a 6000 dollar salary. Witmeyer, superintendent of Sharon schools, succeeds Dr. Clarene Ackley who resigned months ago after a recommendation from Dr. Hass.
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Assomieacross
Harrisburg
Martin
Paull E. Witmeyer
Sharon
Witmeyer
Francis
Hass
Clarene B. Ackley
690 Miles Of Highways In This Area Get Traffic Line Repainting
State highway officials announced a 1944 repainting program covering approximately 695 miles of roads in District No. 1 to improve safety for wartime traffic. The plan includes reflectorized paint with a glassy bead effect on selected concrete and blacktop roads, with some routes left unpainted. The schedule faces delays due to next week’s weather and local districts Venango Crawford Erie Forest Mercer Warren Lawrence areas are cited. There were 111 railroad grade crossing accidents statewide in the district, prompting caution.
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District No. 1
Taree
Syn Anc
April egg production in Pennsylvania sets record
Associated Press reports that Pennsylvania hen farms produced 312 million eggs in April, topping March by about 2 million. Despite fewer laying hens, overall state output rose. first four months of the year show an eight percent gain over 1943.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Funeral Rites Monday For Mrs Etta Drake
Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Drake were held Monday afternoon at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home at 2 o clock with many local friends and relatives in attendance. Hymns were sung by Mrs. Harley Banks and Mrs. Harold Fish. Bearers included Henry Kennedy Sidney Kennedy Glenn Miller Homer Kolstee Paul Lines and Perry Lines. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery family lot. Also noted Ja cob R Miller of Altoona Pa named State Mother by the American Mothers Committee of the Golden Rule Foundation on May 16 in New York.
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H. Ray Aare
Etta Drake
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Harley Banks
Harold Fish
Henry Kennedy
Sidney Kennedy
Glenn Miller
Homer Kolstee
Paul Lines
Perry Lines
Pine Grove Cemetery
New York
Jacob R. Miller
Altoona
Americary Mothers Committee
Golden Rule Foundation
George Dewey
Wheelertown Road
Union City
Waterford
Bangs
T. B
Saver Searlings
Empire
Harold Dewey
Paul Babbitt
Washington St
Corry
Emma Dean
Carl E. Dean
John Hammond
Etta Fe Drake
Allies Outflank Nazi Defenses at Cassino
Allied forces press the ground offensive near Cassino with naval gunfire support from heavy warships and destroyers. The Fifth Army advances around the Rapido bridgehead as tank and artillery duels intensify, with reports of surrounding German units and continued bombardments behind the front lines.
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Aegiie
Formia
Ttri
Fifth Army
U. S. Cmiser
Rapido
Pignataro
Liri
Bandit Shaw Again Lodged in Warren Jail
Walter Alli son Shaw, 30, of Tidioute, jailed in Warren after return from Oklahoma City. He broke bail on a Watson township beer garden robbery charge and fled to Reno, later captured. He faces June court, with prior robberies at Trons Pilling Station and Pleasantville, plus a February 1942 Youngsville arrest. Howard M. Zuel, a friend, is in Lewisburg federal prison for a car theft linked crime.
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Warren
Walter Allison Shaw
Tidioute
R. D
Ely
Oklahoma City
Sanford Secor
L. G. Fobes
Shaw
A. A
EY Reno
Okla
Warman
Trons
Pleasantville
Youngsville
Howard M. Zuel
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Jamestown
Unrest in Italy and Winant Returns to Capitol
Swiss reports say Allied advances toward the Gustav line disrupt food deliveries in Italy, creating widespread displacement with up to 500000 refugees in the south and shortages in Rome and Florence. Partisans launch offensives as clashes rise between Fascists and Anti-Fascists. John G. Winant arrives in Washington to confer with Roosevelt and State Department officials on his first trip home since last summer.
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Associated Press
Bern
Switzerland
Italy
Mussolini
Horder
Rome
Florence
Taly
Wivant
Capitol
Washington
John G. Winant
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Bull
For Sale Miscellaneous Items list with timber and exchange offer
Classified notice lists items for sale including oil stoves rocking chairs small tables gas range ice box small radio sideboard and a location near Ward's. Also offered is 20 cords of standing timber with exchange for a house. Garry write Box 3.
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Ward
Garry
Markets-Stock and Produce in Pittsburgh Buffalo and New York
The report notes slow remand and steady prices for produce in Pittsburgh and New York eggs with varying class quotes. Buffalo shows mixed livestock values with hogs slow at top 14.15, cattle steady, dairy and sheep figures and a general sense of sluggishness across markets amid selectivity in stock trading.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
New Jersey
Virginia York
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Viancanis
New York
Bendix Aylalion
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
O&o
Chrysler
Curtis Weight
General Electric
General Motors
Sonnecott
Montgomery Ward National
Bisauit‘National Dutry
Northern Pacific
Paramount
Penney Penna RR
Socony Vacuum Standard
Calif
Standard Oil
Studebaker
Westinghouse Mectic
Youngstown
Thyee
Fragmentary item yields unclear historical note
OCR text is garbled with unknown language elements and illegible terms, producing no clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent historical card.
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Cassino
Pennzotl van Cise
W. Smith St
Bandit Shaw
Titioute
Oklahoma
Tungar Amcuinie
A. Willard
East Wayne Street
Dial
H. W. Armitage
Plessant
St. Corry
W. H. Evans
Bear Lake
Franken Botts
Columbus
Elmer Wettenburg
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Puncavario
Aio Liberty Street
W. Bullock
Maple Ave
Walter Bennink
Mai St. Corry
J. B. McKay
Spring Creek
L. C. Chamberlin
Morth Clymer
Paul Mitchell
East Branch
A.B. Benson
Werner
Socorro
New Mexico
Evening Journal
NMA Ory
Pennsylvania Electric CO
E. T. Cherry
Diafrict
Sterling
Erie
B. V. Clark
Carter
Sen’s
Charles Rauscher
Gt Euclid’ Street
Ata
Don
A. d. Allens Motor
First Avenue
Wtt
Snyder Circle
U. S
Bel, ‘Kincaid
Center Street
Esco Sbecan
Leo Blore
Wattsburg
Guy M. Bish
Spertausburg
Wate
L. N. Stockton
Auer
Davenport
E. A. ‘Harmon
Wallace
S.ing Toor
H. Dunlley and
Bow
Corydon
Warren County
Penns
East Church
Harry W. Hugmann
Renitor
Bash 10Th St
Rees
Main
Ruth Perea
Spertansburg
Astes
Mott Street
Ater
Team Black
Thompsons Farms
Clymer
L. Sperry
Raymond Sieklucki
Phillipsville
Pantlas
East Main St
Irving Austin
Tas
Tnquire
North Center Street
South Center Street
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Condon
Dosne
West Main Street
Austin
Main Street
Tte
Rast McCray
Church Statt
Spring Street
W. Flessant St
Aero Supply
Thawite
Center ‘Street
Gary Bennett
Page & Ferry
Janette Drake
Tusa
Talon of South Arvors
Missouri
Alaska
Balboa
Chesapeake Bay
Rep. Short
R-Mo
House
Pearl Harbor
Husband Kimmel
Walter ©. Short
Short
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Gheny Svally Uni
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