Weathered week end, city notices, and local updates
A fragmented report notes a blown fuse on West Washington Street causing brief street dimming. Police tracked four abandoned bicycles as juveniles cause ongoing nuisance. A local youth from Centerville, visiting with his father, violated curfew and faced police action. Alder Gordon handled a disorderly conduct case with a $52 fine. Fire crew contained leaves burning near Ross Mead dams on East Bond Street. Jamestown utilities distributed $109,161 in dividends to 19,488 customers, with Marlin-Rockwell Corp. receiving the largest share. Unemployment payments varied, with New Castle leading district disbursements at $1,152 and overall district totaling $2,497. Armed services surplus materials may flood markets per Steel magazine. a U.S. Army Air Forces catalog lists available parts. Wills filed include Frank Chapin of Union City with $3,000 estate and specific bequests to son and daughter. Jeffe Wilcox returns to town post illness, resuming store work on Main Street. Army casualty list reports 175 missing in Europe, including Stam Set Gilbert Tait of Warren, previously announced. Navy lists six Pennsylvanians among 78 casualties.
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Pennsylvania
Stam Set
Gilbert
Mizenberger to Take Charge of Erie Job Office
Carl J Mizenberger will temporarily replace Howard Stewart as local office manager of the United States Employment Service when the latter resigns on November 15 He has 40 years in the service and is currently supervisor in the interviewing department Mizenberger will act until a permanent successor from a civil service list is named in Herrisbure he is ineligible for permanent charge due to not taking the civil service exam.
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Erie
Carl J. Minzenberger
Howard Stewart
United States Employment Service
Mimzenberger
Stewart
Herrisbure
Minzenberger
Erle
Edenburg Boy Killed by Car
New Castle Pa November 8 Richard Primayere four son of Mr and Mrs George Primayere of Edenburg died after an accident near his home Sunday. The child was struck by an automobile driven by C A Ferree of RD 1 Elmwood Guy. Ferree told the coroner the child started to cross the road then hesitated and was hit the side and dragged sixty feet.
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New Castle
Richard Primayers
George Primayere
Edenburg
C. A. Ferree
R. D
Elwoott Guy
Aero Supply workers donate blood at Emmanuel church
The Buffalo Blood Bank mobile unit arrived at Emmanuel church to collect blood from Aero Supply plant employees. Donors filled the undercroft headquarters with donations starting in the morning, meeting the day’s quota by noon. The drive continues until Lamorrow Tuesday evening under Lt. De Siquirity of the Naval Medical Corps.
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Aero Supply Plant
Buffalo Blood Bank
Ily Unis
Emmanuel Church
Rit
Lamorrow
de Siquirity
Lentenant i
Naval Medical Corps
Umut
Quiz answer set notes from editor page one
Answers list includes Brewster of Malne Koran Whirlaway Anticlimax and figures John Adams Jefferson. Quotes hint at a pipe howl and saddlers. Mentions Wyoming Augusta and a numbered item set.
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Brewster of
Malne
Whirlaway
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Wyoming
Augusta
Convicted Kidnapper Jankovic Ends Escape Bid In Prison
Steve Jankovic, convicted kidnapper and robber, killed himself with a smuggled gun in Moyainensing prison hospital. Police found ammunition, money, and four keys in his bed. Jankovic, held without bail since last year, helped abduct Edward Stewart and force a store safe. Dinny planned an inspectors’ inquiry into the shooting.
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Philadelphia
Steve Jankovic
Moyainensing
Jankovic
Houston Dunn
Board of
Cebuary
Edward J. Stewart
Score
Wilmington
Del
Ralph Mills
Lancaster
Dinny
Board of Inspectors
Degin
Camp Reynolds Commander Dies After Illness
GREENVILLE Pa Nov A Col Zim E Lawhon 43 a ervemenaing officer of Camp Reynolds died in the station hospital after a brief illness. His wife Gertrude and their son Major Zim E Lawhon Jr were at his bedside. Born in Texas he attended the University of Texas joined the National Guard in 1908 commissioned in the field artillery in 1917 and served a year overseas. He was a graduate of Ft Sill Army War College and Leavenworth and for nine years taught at Princeton University.
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Greenville
Zim E. Lawhon
Camp Reynolds
Field Artillery School
Ft. Sill
Okio
Command and General Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Army War College
Washington
Princeton University
Savako Sons Graduate Army Air Force Pilot School
Ronn A. Savako of Corry has graduated from the Army Air Force advanced pilot school at Blackland Field Waco Texas and earned a commission as a second lieutenant His brother Lieut Conrad Savako already served as a pilot stationed in Roanoke Va The two Savako brothers were among hundreds of new pilots completing advanced training at nine Southwest schools The group included Gordon Strachen Dale Francis Paul Kart Robert Lafollette Burton Lipkin Chester Paulson Ernest VanGuelpen George Williams Thomas Griscell Robert Zuber and Gerald Berry as Erie Bradford Meadville Warren residents Following transit ion training these pilots will be capable of piloting pursuit ships and bombers in combat
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Ronn A. Sivako
Corry
Joseph Savako
Army Air Force
Blacklawa Field
Waco
Texas
Secant
Conrad Savako
Roanoke
Roman Savako
Saveko
Gordon 1
Strachen
Girard
Dale
Francis
Pail
Kart
Robert P. Lafollette
Burton D. Lipkin
Chester W. Paulson
H. VanGuelpen
George W. Williams
Erie
Thomas O. Gris
Ell
Bradford
Robert J. Zuber
Meadville
Gerald ¢. Berry
Warren
Darrow Farm Sale Will Be Big Auction
A large public auction will be held next Saturday November 14 with Frank Darrow offering about forty head of cattle eight horses and numerous farm equipment at his farm southwest of town on Spartansburg road. Darrow will curtail operations due to help shortages while continuing farming. The sale is expected to attract a large crowd from the area.
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Juone
Darrow
Spartansburg Row
Corry Boy Sees Italian Fleet Surrender at Malta
Benglo Baungartner, a pharmacist mate second class in the Merchant Marine, home on furlough after an Atlantic crossing and a Mediterranean voyage to Cairo, witnessed Italian fleet ships arriving to surrender in Malta. He reports many interesting sights and expresses enthusiasm for his duties with the Allies.
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Benglo Baungartner
Mediterranean
Cairo
Corry
Malta
Ares
Fire’s Fourth Victim Recovered In Saegertown Blaze
The body of three month old Donald Daud, one of four victims in the cottage fire near Saegertown, was found buried in debris. His grandmother Ruth Henderson perished in the blaze, and the infant’s mother, stepdaughter of Merle Henderson, had taken the child to Indiantown Gap before the fire. Funeral services for Henderson and other victims will be held at the Hunter Funeral Home in Saegertown. cause of the fire likely traced to an oil stove explosion heating milk for the baby.
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Dabe
Saegertown
Donald ¥. Daud
Ruth &. Henderson
Merle FP. Henderson
Henderson
Indiantown Gap
United States Army
Samuel Gottlieb
Crawford County
Wesleyan Methodist
Meadville
Ralph C. Benedict
Snegertown
Dell Darling
Charles R. Barber
James Laver
October Relief Roles Show Net Decline In Cases
Pennsylvania's public assistance rolls fell in October with a net decrease of 1,831 cases. General assistance, aid to dependent children, old age assistance, and blind pensions all declined as 5,561 cases closed and 3,730 opened. By month end 154,117 cases covering 238,972 people were served by four aid types across the department and county boards.
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Arrisburg
Pennsylvania
Isbor
Seaman Davis Qualifies For Naval Spares School
Mr and Mrs Horton Davis receive word their son Jerome Davis seaman 2/c has begun four months of special training at Great Lakes and has qualified to attend the naval spares school of patternmakers.
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Seaman Davis
Horton Davis
Seaman
Jerome Davis
Great Lakes
Naval Spares School of Patternmakers
Man Wanted Here Held in Potswne
Constable runserier for Wattsville today with a warrant for the return of John Logan wanted here for passing a worthless check. The warrant, issued two weeks ago by Alderman G. H. Gordon, was reported with Logan in custody in that city on Saturday.
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Constane Runerier
Wattsville
John Logan
G. H. Gordon
Hat Logan
German alien held in Erie for fake citizenship
Otto Englehardt of 721 Westith street, an alien German national, was arrested Saturday afternoon in Erie by Immigration Inspector Custer Garland and Patrol Inspector Perest Rieber for falsely claiming American citizenship to obtain war plant jobs at Gleeckler Manufacturing Company. He faces arraignment before U S Commissioner David Gifford. Englehardt had lived in Erie for years and showed citizenship on two prior occasions to obtain employment.
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Erie
Erie War Plants
Custer
Garland
Perest Rieber
United States ‘Tnmigration Service
Ited
David Gifford
Otto Engiehard
Westith Street
Gleeckler Manufacturing Company
Englehardt
Charges Set After Fatal Crash Near Kane
State police say charges will be filed in the Kane crash that killed James Richard Anderson of Sheffield. Gregory Gillotti of Kane faces reckless driving. Wylie Helm of Saylor Brook faces improper parking. The accident occurred Tuesday at Stoneham, killing the passenger in Gillotti’s car.
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Kane
Gregory Gillotti
Wylie Helm
Saybrook
Investiess
Gillotti
Helm
Stoneham
James Richard Anderson
Sheffield
Rail On Vote Tie-Up Depe Ing A ssault Charge
The report notes an assault charge connected to a vote tied debate in Washington. Officials describe the incident as part of ongoing political tensions and ensure a formal inquiry is underway. Affected individuals and exact charges remain under review.
Fragmentary notes on votes and legal talks in the uk
The fragment discusses votes and potential settlements, mentioning the United Kingdom and ongoing evaluations of flex or options. It references officials and rail judicials and a president named J Stee, with unclear context and timing.
Wa ABLvy on win ain B c¢ 1,100,000 en neres all yardmen
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a large sum near 1,100,000 and yardmen with potential references to a Senator Sant. No clear event, date, or entities beyond vague monetary amounts and titles.
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Ineres
Unclear fragment hints at war relief efforts and meetings
Fragmentary text mentions war relief, USC Corry boys, merchant agencies, and a meeting. Details are jumbled. no clear events, dates, or outcomes are extractable.
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Centerville
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Aero
Corry Hospital
Lester Camper Y
Alderma Gordon
West Main Street
Ross Mead
East Bond Street
Jamestown Board of Public Utilities
Municipal Electric Fem
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Tate
Jamestown Board
Cory
Steel
Cleveland
U.S. Army
Memphis
Tenn
Frank ©. Chapin
Union City
Marjorie C. Morgan
l'Norris W
Morris &. Chapin
Jeffe
Arthur D. Chapin
Margaret C. Faulkner
Norris
Morris Chapin
Marjorie Ma
Don Wilcox
Northampton
Mase
Mr. Wilcox
Mizenberger
Self
Savako
Heiman’s
Beth
Heiman
Coleman
E. E
North Center Street
Corry, PA
Dial
Body OF Fire
U. S
Ssault
Tir Wits Redue
Cal
USC Corry Boys
Mig
Corp
Howard Co
Ningore
Fir
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