Blair Eyes Senate Nomination in Fort Erie County
George A. Blair, a longtime Republican leader and pie pacing contractor, may seek the party’s nomination for state senator in Fort Erie County next spring. The incumbent, Major Joseph Ziesenheim, will not run as he is serving in the US Army Air Force. Blair has been urged to run, but has not decided. The Harrisburg OPA notes inductees are ineligible for gasoline rations between induction and active duty reporting.
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Erte
George A. Blair
Fort Erie County
Joseph Ziesenheim
North Girard
Becme
United States Army Air Force
Blair
Sal
Lwainy Wight
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah
Senatoris
Post
Hel
Harrisburg
OPA
Josephine E. Hackett
Wesseyville
Serat Henneth L. Hackett
Erie
Jamestown
Robin H. Fredolf
Carl Fredolf
Way Department
Frank Alverti
Titusville
Canivass
Corry Hospital
William W. Stephenson
Office of Price Administration
Stephenson
Oil City
Edward K. McCutcheon
Church Street
England
Henay
Beer
Campaig
Winifred C. Cavanaugh
Bridget Cavanaugh
Rouseville
Miss Cavanaugh
Spartansburg
Joseph Quinn
First Street
Third Street
St. Edward's P. T. A
S M Warren
Thas
Hemlock
Schweitzer Place
Wiiren
Atha Cijbaorlies
Ttis
WCTC
Bred Ross
Worth Street
Sks
Gandy
Jamestown wage pact eyed at War Mills work site
A wage increase plan for 700 Jamestown War Mills workers, tied to War Labor Board approval, was reportedly agreed by management and Textile Workers of America CIO. Union organizer William Buchessi said members ratified the accord, which awaits WL B clearance. Also noted are local notices on portraits, veterans honors, and area bus supply.
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Powell Motors
Jamestown
Shvenscent
Management and Textile Workers of America, Cio
William Buchessi
War Labor Board
National Grange Fights AAA Crop Payments in Parity Call
Grand Rapids Mich Nov 13 The National Grange laid plans to fight for a new standard for measuring equitable arm prices in the postwar period and to oppose the return of AAA crop benefit payments. State Grange masters urged adoption of a parity price formula in federal farm legislation after the war.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
National Grange
The
Farm Organization
Cigarette and Cigar Shortage Spreads Nationwide
A widening shortage of cigarettes and cigars is reported across wholesalers countrywide with manufacturers limiting futures to 20 to 30 percent less than July and August imports. In Titusville, Dr Harold F Port a 49 year old physician and former Potter County forester is found dead. Swagger sticks are officially approved as part of the Liberty uniform for U S charges.
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Titusville
Harold F. Port
Aibtriet Forester
Potter County
U. S
Bare Four County Shoplifting Ring Busted in Reynoldsville
Local and state police halted a large shoplifting ring in Reynoldsville on November 13, arresting two women and a man from Clarion County. Over 200 items valued at about 1400 were recovered, stolen from Clearfield Jefferson Clarion and Armstrong counties over the past year. Investigators delayed charging the trio until loot identification is complete as merchants from multiple towns assisted in identifying the merchandise.
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Reynoldsville
Clarion County
Clearfield
Jefferson
Clarion
Armatrong
Dogen
Marigny Wife Plan Fishing Trip Amid Slay Case
Fred DeMarigny, awaiting deportation after the Sir Harry Oakes murder arrest, coolly discusses his trial and next plans. He and wife Nancy pose for reporters at their Nassau home, denying theories about motives and insisting a sailing trip and fishing expedition are their only aims while the mystery remains unsolved.
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Associated Press
Nassau
Bahamas
Alfred DeMarigny
Ife
Harry Oakes
Wenutt
Exum Gays
Nancy
Victoria Avenue
Biaelmail
Babson Writes on Trust Fund Problems
Babson argues for private saving and revocable trusts to secure old age, criticizing Social Security as government spending. He advises creating family trusts with 4 percent or higher returns, ensuring banks not liable for losses and limiting bank reliance to total valuation.
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Babson
U. S
Washington
Uder
Pennsylvania population declines 437,942 in war years
Washington November 13 final census estimates show Pennsylvania civilian population fell 44 percent from April 1, 1940, to March 1, 1943, per the Bureau of the Census.
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Penna
Washington
Pennsylvania
Uns
Bureau of Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
Erie County Population Tops 210000 in War Era Census
Erie County shows a total population near 210000 driven by wartime shifts since 1940 census. Howard Denison reports War Book 4 registrations total 60079 across county areas, with Corry and Erie city counts breaking down the regional totals. Millcreek townships leads gains while several towns report declines amid mass enlistments and war-related population changes.
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Brie
Stow
United ‘States
Howard H. Denison
Erle
Corry
Office of Price Administration
Erie
Denison
Jisney
Girard
Albion
Conneaut Township
Cranesville Borough
East Springfield
Elk Creek Township
Piirview
Farryinn
Franklin Township
Middleboro
Gira
McKean Township
Mill Creek
Pliem
Springfield Township
Simmit
North East Board
Harborcreek
Lawrence Park
Greene Township
Union City
Washington Township
Waterford
Waterford Township
Seventh meningitis case reported in Erie
The seventh case of meningitis this year was reported to city health officials this week. Dr James R Smith city health director said the disease affected a 15 year old boy. He noted statewide spikes but Erie cases are not alarming this year.
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Erie Brie
Seversti
James R. Smith
de. Smith
Erle
Mad Dog Bites Two At Albion
Albion officials order immediate quarantine of all dogs in the borough after a rabid dog attacked a tom cat and a toy, with two victims receiving special rabies serum treatment. The council warns that any dog found loose on the streets will be disposed of, as owners face penalties.
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Albion
Jamestown Milk Dealers Vote Delays OPA Action
In Jamestown on November 13 milk remained available as producers voted on a withholding proposal to pressure the OPA to raise the price ceiling. Sources indicate approval of the plan would take about 30 days if the OPA does not act, with members gathering at City Hall to discuss cost data and potential effects.
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Jamestown
Janetown
OPA
Nevton
Bcome
Henge
Alley Jlins
Jamestown Milk Dealers Association
City Ball Yestermualy
Fragmentary note on policy and war expenses
A garbled OCR fragment mentions terms like policy, war expenses, amounts such as 500 and 56,000, and references to ports and Japan. No clear events, dates, or distinctive entities are readable to establish a specific news item.
Fragmentary garbled news item from earlier paper
A damaged OCR fragment references time related phrases and names but yields little coherent information, leaving the exact event, people, or place unclear. The readable bits mention timing and possible names without forming a clear report.
Fragmentary wartime monologue hints at secret plans
A garbled OCR snippet mentions armies and Soviets, hints of major events, and possible blowback. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the fragment implies a discussion of wartime strategy, political tensions, and looming actions with scattered references to language and locations.
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Federal Home Loan Bank
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Steins
Bernstein Bros
Worth Center ST
Corry, PA
Brooks
Robert W. Shepard
Erie School Board
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Bradford
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Bradford Fir Department
Merritt Hunt
West Wayne Street
Mentor Club
Don Stewart
Concord Street
Cory Townsend
Stelook Sharp
Henry Bals
Raymond Ayesue
Eugene Davis
Frank Lebowski
Marlé Kreutz
R. D
Sherman
Emma Burketh
West Washington Street
Marigny
Erie County
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Perereres
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Mad Dog
Goodyear
Goodyear Tires
Thomas Motor Co
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