Fourteen Erie gas dealers face hearings in Erie
Fourteen Erie gas dealers, nine from Erie and five from the district, face OPA hearings November 6 before Hearing Commissioner Allen Caruthers Jr. in New York City for infractions of regulations. Investigations cite inventory shortages of hundreds of gallons of gasoline and possession of counterfeit coupons among charges. Earlier reports said several food cases and a fashionable night club would be included, but those trials are delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERTE
Erie
End Ltd
OPA
Allen Caruthers
New York City
Second Son Killed as Elk County Casualties Rise
Ridgway Nova, Nov. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Doh Grimley of Johnsonburg mourn the death of their second of five sons serving in the U S armed forces. T Sergeant Robert Kenneth Grumley, 23, died of wounds October 18 in France. Earlier, Pvt John H Grumley Jr, lost life September 30 on Palau Island in the Pacific. James Fowler, four U S Marines, died in the Pacific region from pneumonia after burns from an explosion. Details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selk CO
Ridgway
Doh Grimley
Johnsonburg
U. S
War Department
Robert Kenneth Grumley
France
John H. Grumley
State College's Name Change Tied to 1855 Charter
Chartered in 1855 Pennsylvania State College was established under a different name and later adopted its current title. The early charter defined the institution’s scope, but the present name emerged as it evolved from its original designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
Util Waa
Washington warns against disastrous farm land boom
The Department of Agriculture warns of rising land prices likely unsustainable by long term production. It cites speculators buying farms, inflation in citrus and tobacco belts, and potential foreclosures if prices fall after World War II. Officials urge careful appraisal of soil, water, roads, services, taxes and family living costs before purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Crediit Administration
FCA
Washington
Charles
Department of Agriculture
Department
Farm Security Administration
Wickard
Pacific Northwest
Atlante
New England
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Europe
Bae
Indictment Returned in Rouse Death Case
EAIE Nov 4 November grand jury returns 14 true bills and two not true bills on 16 cases. Mary Kulganuck of Union City charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Guy Rouse. Trial denial cited due to alleged harmful court statements. A second indictment charges assault and battery against Kulganuck for alleged abuse of her one year old son Alec. No cases from Corry or nearby townships noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaie
Priday
Trail
Mary Kulgaucuk
Union City
Guy Rouse
Alie
Rouse
Hive Kulgenerk
Dassdult
Alec
Corry
Jobs for the American people amid postwar reconversion
A speaker argues the wartime economy created jobs but warns Washington plans risk a return to low morale. He criticizes government mismanagement and fear of relief rolls, contending the administration undervalues production and national strength. He urges a government respectful of the American system to unleash broad employment at high wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Deal
W.P.B
United States
Babson Warns Inflation Perils Recur In Public Fire Safety Costs
Babson argues inflation will worsen prices for finished goods including machinery and fire alarm equipment, spurring higher municipal spending. He warns that postwar periods will see rising costs for fire departments, fire protection, and wages as real estate and business demand greater protections. He cites government deficits, debtors benefiting from higher prices, and foreign trade dynamics as drivers of temporary vs lasting inflation forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sui Uhat
U. S
Brantee
Ixooner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gorry
Thomas E. Dewey
Philadelphia
LE Joe Cate
Vore
Dewey and
Bricker
Republican City Committee
Babson
Curtis Jewelry
Cortland Apples
Tin
Eatwell Peanut Butter
Orch. Park
Salerno
Chuck Roast
Haddock