100 Named to Guard Erie County Polls
Erie officials announce 100 guards will monitor polling places for a Tuesday election. Deputies and watchers will cover districts. party watchers and sheriff staff on call to handle irregularities. Commissioners note voters who moved need updated addresses. those who changed since October 5 may vote next Tuesday if they did not update.
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Erie County
Erie
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Bonatibley
Waiikh
Twasday
Byte
Hech
Cou
Wii Thom
Banos
Conmiy
Aulday
Egily
Phos
Prepare 10 mail out draft questionnaires
Contained partial OCR text discussing army conscription and board procedures.Mentions border line registrants for classification and the role of Col John M Smith as legal adviser. Notes the responsibility of lawyers and government agents in the process. Includes criteria for registrants to be satisfied with board procedures and potential influences such as race politics and intolerance. Also references Soviet content about magic theaters in 1999 and TARO in villages.
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John M.smith
State Selective Service Staf
Hp Iit
BDPEM
Pittsbuysh
Hull
Mills
Corrvive Charged With Relief Fraud in Erie Case
Erratic OCR text recounts two people held for court on relief fraud charges tied to state emergency aid. Names and details are garbled but reference Stite Emergency Kelley Bout and figures like 6229.28 and 997.20 appear, with addresses such as 4409 Puch.
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Erie
Nov
Algerman
Corry Ordinances Tighten Parking Rules and Meter Use
The city council of Corry Erie County Pa adopts ordinances to regulate parking on multiple streets by establishing meter zones and time limits. It mandates installation of parking meters and sets fines for violations including overparking and tampering with meters.
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Rusxharher
Erie County
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Pennsylvania
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Cony
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Washington Street
West Washington Street
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East Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Mest Avenue
Artie
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Centre Btreet
First’ Avenue
Fox
Fost
East South Street
Mill Street
Parkaby
First Avent
Pbrty
Uweemetrad
Gnconatitass
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Hepler
C. B. Porter
Comey
Min. Roashacher
Overy
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O Park Plare
Federal Post Office
Council of ‘the Ciy of
Director of Public Safety
Gary
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Bertin
United Parking
United States
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Guiy of
Ily of
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Potlew
Goxvy
Sidaity
Slich
Carry
Gilly Connell
Fennsylvania
W. Hepler
B. Porter
Porter
City Cerk
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Bridge Collapse Sends Two to Hospital in Reno
A bridge center span collapsed yesterday at 9:80 a.m. injuring two Navy men and four others, as workers on the Reno Falls bridge were pulled from wreckage. Collier, Williams, and Silens were among those hurt. all were treated for injuries, some via X rays, and were taken to a hospital for observation.
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Reno Fall Bridge
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Collier
Jim Weely
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Livi
Card of Thanks for Bereavement and Sympathy
We express sincere appreciation to Office employees Railway Wood Company and many friends who offered sympathy or help during our bereavement following the death of Siihey T. Dares. Mrs Sidney Down oils Ankle Mara Airs Maud Pike Mrs Freeman White.
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Sara Bhza
Beth Williams
Davison
Frank Lilie
Erie
Oren. Kennedy
Mel Kendall
Will Shave
Otis Houghtaling
Miles
B. Brookes
Thases
Ralwood Company
Siihey T. Dares
Sidney Dovn
Maud Pike
Freeman Whita
Markets and reports from Buffalo and Pittsburgh on November 2
Buffalo livestock prices show hogs steady with mixed grades and cattle higher on better week. calves, sheep, and vealers mixed and lighter. Pittsburgh produce notes slow demand with apples and fruits listing. growing discussion on railcar and grain prices amid varied regional items. Stocks close broadly mixed as markets attempted modest rallies then retraced.
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