Wartime Primary Shapes Pennsylvanian Nominated Factions
Wartime primary results show Democrats in Lawrence-Rea district favor Judge Ralph H. Smith while General Edward Martin wins the Republican path. Corry voters back Smith despite machine opposition, and Martin’s bid signals a sharp party split. The piece also warns of poisonous propaganda and gas mask measures amid growing war tensions.
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Hemocrats
Pennsylvnia
Lawrenti-Reas
Auditor General's Department
Corry Democrats
Ralph H. Smith
Mile County
Smith
Eld
Edward Martin
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Jonreal Files
Twenty years ago reports from Jonreal files note a lit Hotel Phoenix modernization with a new dining counter for light meals. A Kerry Krome manufacturing reel illustrated a film, while Rogers invites auto owners to view a storage gallery on East Main. A house and barn owned by Ernest Sturdevant burned, suspected arson. L B Raymond won the Republican assembly seat in Lie third district, credited to women voters per Worth East Sun. The Baptist Church Mother and Daughter banquet drew strong support for annual Bible School events.
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Ihspéed
East Main Street
L. B. Raymond
Lie Third Alstrict
Worth ‘East Sun
C. L. Alexander
The
Baptist Church
Bible School
Hitler and Goering Rumors Stir Europe
Humour and speculation swirl over Hitler and Goering amid rumors of plans and pressure. Theories split between deliberate misinformation to scare the Allies and the possibility of genuine rift as Goering consolidates industrial control in conquered regions, signaling potential tensions.
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Hitler
Goering
Prusia
Switzerland
Golring
United Nations
D’ Goering
Thiva Reloh
Pesca
Witalls
Eitler
Daily Dozen Brom Medical Society Honey Feature
A short reforming snippet extols honey as a delicious wholesome natural sweet. It notes honey provides energy and nourishment, contrasts it with cane sugars and syrups, and mentions a shift toward honey as a valued food in modern diets. The piece references ancient uses and a broader ideal of land flowing with milk and honey.
Daily Quiz Challenge from the Classified Columns
A cluttered quiz page asks readers to answer seven questions about a noted newspaper columnist, Allied WWII figures, geography, art, and history. It includes misprinted phrases, partial questions, and modern errors, with commentary on pronouns and Hitler era phrasing.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Tula
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DvMare
B.sculptiee
Belgium
Netherlands
Guxemburg
Coud “Bury Fale
England
Praign
Doolittle Refutes Myth of Nine Downed U S Planes
Brig. Gen. James H. Doolittle announces Japanese claims that nine U S bombers were shot down were false. He says the raid over Tokyo reached its targets, while Japanese reports inflated losses. He notes Americans flew at high speed and low altitude to avoid blast and to observe defenses. Roosevelt praised the raid with a Congressional Medal of Honor for Doolittle. The general declines to discuss possible Soviet claims of a plane landing in Russia.
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Americas
Tokyo
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Thiol
Roosevelt
Ottrs
Russia
Timt
Japan
Wien
Syvone
Doolittle
Another Side of Hollywood In the Movies at 36 Per Week
Laure Oakley a Hollywood accounting clerk earns 38 dollars weekly and manages vast film costs using a comptometer. She keeps to a strict budget, avoids debt, shares a four family LA flat, and enjoys lunch on the hillside. Her days mix work with bowling, dining, and U.S. bond plans.
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Robbin Coons
Laure Oakley
Perl
Patite
Laura Oakley
Safanedi Nie
Tiniversad
Taura Oakley
Lauen
Laure
Onsen
Butch
Tippy
Tye
Draft evader jailed at Erie in U S commissioner's report
May 20 David Gifford U S commissioner reports a complaint filed against Joseph T. Crynock 37 last address 625 Holland Street for failure to appear for induction examination. He pleaded not guilty claiming address changes Brewster Ohio. Bail set at 1000 he was jailed pending hearing set for May 21 in the federal building.
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Erie
David Gifford
Joseph T. Crynocks
J.B. Pitzgerald
Crynock
Brewster, O
Federal
Man charged after stabbing in Oil City
In Oil City California a man was arraigned after slashing Lee W. Peskey, 59, across the back on state street. Arthur Siegel pled guilty to aggravated assault and battery before Justice William Peters. He was jailed in Venango County in default of 500 dollars. Peskey sustained a deep 1 inch tasar wound and required hospital treatment for an extended period.
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Lee W.peskey
Arthur Siegel
State Street
Akrerman
William 3. Peters
Venango County
Poskey
Sugar Ration Rules Hit Church and Lodge Suppers
Local rationing boards report many inquiries about sugar for church and lodge suppers. To register as an institutional user, four meals per week must be served. many groups may be ineligible and must collect donated sugar for meals. Doctors’ certificates can allow extra sugar where health needs are clear.
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Frie
Washington
Tollowhills
Fragmentary notice from an aged page segment
A damaged OCR fragment describes a scene with sparse details. It mentions an ancient setting, a doorway or corridor with a head and five logge corridors, and a looming body. There is insufficient readable context to identify people, places, dates, or events.
Georgia Bark Used as Remedy for Malaria
An 1860s medical note discusses Georgia bark as a treatment for intermittent fever and malaria. It cites Dr Law, Confederate physicians, and even former Governor Clee S. O5 from Possum Poke, claiming bark preparations aided the Southern army. The report notes a quiver-like fever response and compares the bark to quinine in efficacy.
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Clee S. O5hot
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Gay
Lowh Ceralina
Florida
Georeln Burt
Avlinth
Drues
University of Georgia
Boll
Charles Cotes
Worl Pinckney
South Carolina
Defer Hearing In Shooting of Wife
YAMERTOWA May 20 ArrenED ment ff Mark Rolph 09 of Floom er Road fowl of Chautauqua has been postponed vending outcome of his wife's injuries Shevri Roy T Chaitwick said today Rolph is acc sued of shooting his wife Hazel J Rolph 99 following an argument over Mrs Rolphs personal property at their farm home Sunday night Jamestown Geneve Haspite re ported today that Mrs Rolphs condition is good although the pullet fired from a 22 caliber rifle is still lodged against her pin
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Ff Mark Rolph
Floomer Road
Chautauqua
Shevri Roy
T. Chaitwick
Rolph
Acc
Hazel J. Rolph
Woman Dies After Waterford Crash Near Erie
Mrs. Mary Hoss, 24, of 14 East 17th Street, died in Hamot hospital Tuesday from injuries suffered in an April 1 automobile crash near Waterford. She had a fractured neck and other injuries and remained hospitalized. Pvt. P. E. Marino of the Lawrence Park barracks and deputy coroner Clearge investigated the fatal accident.
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Erie
Mary Hoss
East 17Th Street
Hamat
Waterford
P.E. Marino
Imwrence Park Barracks
Pennsylvania Motor Police
House group readies WH income measure
The committee weighs aligning surtax brackets and rates to four equal parts on the 2000 base. Treasury proposal splits 2000 into four parts at 22 15 18 and 20 percent with Morgenthau given discretionary authority to collect up to 10 percent in advance via salary deductions to curb inflation and ease tax burdens through installments starting next March 16.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
City of Curry adopts building and sewer permit fees ordinance
An ordinance establishes charges for building, excavation, sewer, and related permits in Curry City. It sets permit fees at 100 dollars and specifies plan submission, permit testing, and fee schedules for excavation, sewer work, and related construction within Curry. The document names officials, dates, and enforcement details, noting penalties for violations and the process for plan review.
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Johnstown handyman gets $110000 estate
A 60-year-old Johnstown man who mows lawns learned today he will receive $110,000 from an estate. Andrew J. Haws I was advised by attorney William Bummet that he would obtain the money as provided in his father’s will. John M. Haws, founder of the Haws Bottaries Company, is named as the heir, with income to his sister Lotsa M. Haws and principal to pass to his son after her death.
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William Bummet
Ins Fatser
John M. Haws
Andrew J. Baws
Has Bortac
Tories
J John Haws
Lotsa M. Haws
Bumme
May Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Produce and Livestock
Produce demand is slow with scattered pricing across regions. Apples and potatoes show small lots and varied wholesales, while meat markets in Buffalo and New York reflect steady to slightly lower trends amid broad commodity lists from producers and traders.
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Sieddy
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