City and Vicinity Hit-and-Run Crash Probed in Erie Streets
Police continue investigation into a hit-and-run Sunday morning on State Street between 11th and 1th streets. A car door was knocked off in a sideswipe with a Yellow Cab. the fleeing auto, with a woman’s scream heard, was found abandoned at 1127 West 4th Street. Witnesses identified the cab driver as W. B. Lynch and noted damage to nearby storefronts.
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Jowell Motor Co
Erie
State Street
Theodore Huber
West 4Th Street
Huber
Doyle Hetrick
Earl Hetrick
Walter Morton
Union City
Corry Hospital
James Hines
Lee G. Tines
Leyte Island
War Department
First Ward
Kane
U. S
Park St
Mary Tubbs
Eisenhower calls for greater war supplies and intensified effort
General Dwight D. Eisenhower outlined a plan to steeply increase pressure along the western front until Germany is crushed. He said more supplies are needed for victory, praised the French Rhine breakthrough, and warned that only sustained home and front effort can shorten the war. He noted German manpower shortages and a poorly trained Volkstrum, yet warned against complacency.
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Germany
Associated Press Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Western Front
Eisenhower
Rhine
Belfort
Bis~enhower
Volkstrum
Thanksgiving Service at Sciota Church
A Thanksgiving service was held Thursday at 10 a.m. at Sciota Church. Special instrumental and vocal numbers were performed along with a treat featuring local missionaries Miss Kimmy and Damon teaching Bible in New York schools. All are invited to join in Thanksgiving and praise and to pray for service members.
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Sciota Church
Kimmy
Damon
New York State
Sciota
Fourteen Year Old Joined the American Legion
McKeesport reports Jimmy Clark, aged 14, was drafted into the Army and completed 11 months of service with six parachute jumps before officials learned his age and sent him home. He soon joined McKeesport Post 361 of the American Legion, finding a niche after civilian life.
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Mckeeswort
Jimmy Clark
American Legion
Jimy
McKeesyorr Post
Jimmy
Army
City council keeps 1.48 mill tax rate for Mill City
The council plans to set the 1945 tax rate using a total city valuation of 5,214,135 dollars, about 99,000 higher than before. The rise follows an agreement with a federal agency on valuation for the Fairhaven housing project, with greater returns expected next year.
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Fairhaven
Timothy mix boosts alfalfa stands to curb erosion
Two or three pounds of timothy per acre added to the usual alfalfa rate helps establish a 3 stand, aids in erosion and wind control, and yields a pasture safer from bloat.
President of North East Bank Dies After Illness
Newell P. Fuller aged 69, longtime president of the First National Bank of North East, died Monday at his sister’s North East home after a prolonged illness. He had been with the bank for over 50 years, starting at age 16, and suffered a stroke on November 13.
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North East Bank
Newell P. Fuller
First National Bank of North East
Frank Baldwin
North East
Fuller
First National Bank
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Annapolis
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Washington, D. C
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Pennsylvania
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