Poison tests fail to reveal toxin in Erie tragedy bodies
District Attorney Laub announced that tests from State Police Laboratories in Harrisburg showed no poison traces in specimens from Mrs Bertha Wolfe and her son Daniel. Tests on the other three Erie tragedy bodies will continue for several days with a written progress report expected by week’s end.
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Harrisburg
Bertha
Wolfe
Daniel
Erie
Misreading in Food Canning Warnings From Mold Cautions
Canned fonds with mold should be discarded though mold on jams or jellies may be removed. Mold signals improper sterilization or leakage after canning and can alter acidity and protein content, increasing susceptibility to harmful organisms like botulism.
State relief activity in Erie county shows funding totals
In Erie county for the third quarter state relief funds supported 9 249 cases with 28 16 beneficiaries. General Assistance counted 201 cases with 233 people, Old Age pensions reached 1 034, and 1 231 receive aid to the blind. Aid to dependent children covered 719 children across UH cases. Total quarterly payments hit 13 548 000 dollars, about one third from the federal government.
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Erie Co
Corg
Meyer
Erie County
Erie Club Robbed of 400 Dollars in Sunday Heist
Erie police say a club at 2502 Peach Street was entered with a pass key to the front door and over 400 dollars stolen from a tin box in an adjoining office. Detectives led by Captain Roy Mons investigated after the custodian Jacob Rothenberger reported the robbery shortly after 3:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Erie
Yeges
Sithough
Uthmenn Chor
Peach Street
Roy B. Mons
Detective Bureau
Jacob Rothenberger
Used fats drive war effort despite fear and fatigue
A World War II home front appeal urges American women to conserve used fats for munitions and synthetic rubber. It emphasizes the need to collect fats to support the war against Japan and to aid final victory, noting government rewards and industry sponsorship.
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Hitler
Pacific
OPA
Cortland Apples and Produce Price List Snippet
A fragment from a produce price list shows Cortland apples United States No.1 and assorted items like sweet potatoes priced in small quantities. The text includes measurements and unit prices with several shorthand figures and incomplete items.
Dewey urges rapid demobilization after victory in World War II
In a Philadelphia speech on September 7 1944 Thomas E Dewey criticizes continued military deployment post victory. He argues for returning soldiers home as soon as feasible and limiting occupation duty to volunteers while warning against New Deal inertia.
Erie Man Fatally Hurt After Vehicle Collision
Erie on Monday George Buies 65 died at Hamot Hospital from internal injuries and a fractured jaw after being struck by a car driven by J Grant Nolan 30 a marine contractor at the Hess avenue crosswalk. The driver said he did not stop at the crosswalk in time. Allan Cruthhes New York City examiner of the OPA gasoline was involved.
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Erie Street
Erie
George Buies
At Street
Hess Avenue
J. Grant Nolan
Hamat
Naval
Nouth
Atty
Allan Cruthhes
New York
Igity
OPA
Warren High Student Dies In Car Crash
Warren High School senior Gall Phillips, 17, was killed when the car he rode in struck a truck near Jamestown, New York. Robert Peterson, 48, was injured critically, and six others escaped. John Bules, son of the victim, arrived at the scene and helped move his father to Hamot Hospital.
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Warren, Pa
Warren High School
Jamestown
N. Y
Gall
Phillips
Robert Peterson
John Bules
Eiunuilte
Uli
Hamot
Corry Man Dies Suddenly in Erie After Stroke
Seth Lane, eight, died suddenly in Erie while preparing to leave with his son David H. Lave of Black River. Coroner attributed death to a stroke after a three week hospital stay following a prior stroke at the European Motel in Corry. The son arrived Sunday to take his father home. The body was moved to Black River.
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Seth Lane
Erie
David H Lave
Black River
Warren W. Wood
Corry
Hils
Sytner
Cort Hospital
Iran
Court Probes Liquor Case
Alexander King pleaded guilty to possession of liquor without the state seal and related charges. Judge Elmor Evans deferred sentence to review liquor board approval of his tavern manager role. Ernest Lachesky was found guilty of related possession charges and awaits a new trial motion.
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Brie
Alexander King
Elmor
King
Aignor
Liquor Board
New York
Ernest Lachesky
Lachesky
USA
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