Second Liquor Store Held Up in Jamestown
Jamestown police search for two men after a Friday night liquor store robbery at the Fist Eve Liquor Store at Washington and West Fourth. Loot totaled 316 dollars. An arrest was announced in an attempted hold-up at Empire Case Goods on November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Washinton
West Fourth Streets
Ely
Satuday
Empire Case Goods
Sulamanes
Wting
John J. Guinoane
Gong Point
Robert White
Pish— E
Lighor
Edward Kuhanick
Salamanca
Ison
Few Complaints Against County 1943 Valuations
In Erie in November a small number of protests against the 142 triennial assessments suggests few appeals will arise as valuations aim to hold current tax rates. County commissioners have presided over two weeks of revision with most protests from Harborcreek and likely to be settled amicably. City residents face December hearings before Judge Bergman on charges tied to a November 6 attempted robbery at the Empire Case Goods plant.
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Erie
Erie County
Harborcreek
John Pokorski
Warland's Usefulness and Kitchen Shortages
The piece discusses Darlan's role with the Allies and the risk of political adventurers in North Africa while noting Eisenhower’s need for vigilance. It then mocks kitchen gadget predictions and wartime material rationing, detailing new limits on metal kitchenware and coinage reforms, with hopes for continued supply and fiscal prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlan
Admiral Darlan
Foseul
North Africa
Ws le Svete
General Eisenhower
Careless Fire Hazards Threaten City Burns and Rebuilding
An editorial cites riots of arson and the recurring city fires as a danger to towns like Richmond and Tacoma. It blames carelessness, matches, smoking, faulty chimneys, and open lights for most blazes. It urges vigilance to prevent destruction and safeguard postwar recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tacoma
Wash
National Board of Tin Jerwriters
Daily Dozen Prom Mediont Society of Pennsylvania
There are nen eNrbe Aine at fatigue, Physical mental and norwatie fa tipue, Long, hard Inhscitir exeeeiee brings physical fyliqua, Masitmnes now do much of te heavy industrial work Continue! yental work propnoces mental fata. This type by of emall importance in industry. Nervous Faliete 34 the Mosh com mon and industrially costly, Presnure ous person, to rid much in given time causes. Ib : Emotional strain intensifes re pressure, Silight degrae of nervous (lieve 1 very imadbetrable : dt leads to inefficiency, accidents, ilness and absenteeism.
Bawaiian islands as volcanic summits and 1992 hangings
The record notes the Bawaiian islands as volcanic in origin with summits rising from the sea floor. It mentions a 1992 event where two hundred plus people were hanged and cites a 1907 charter tied to Rimiby New York, altered by a person named William TL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bawaiian Islands
Rimiby
Kuroh
New York
Wwallam TL
Demand Grows to Suspend Forty Hour Week in Nation
Article argues for delaying the 40 hour workweek amid wartime needs. It notes overtime rules and argues suspending the 40 hour limit would not boost war output but could aid certain sectors facing costs. References Germany and Britain and cites safety and productivity concerns from labor authorities.
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Herman Allen
Capitol Hill
Congress
Pennsylvania
Washington
Germany
International Tabor Office
Lehi
National Employment Office
Britain
Uit
U. S
McNutt
Sheltt
Local notes from Corry reflect property transfers and season highlights
Twenty years ago from Journal Biles, reports say the Masonic Building Associates completed a three lodge acquisition of C. J. Geiger and G. H. Hendi property with final payments and deeds. Corry baseball enjoyed its most successful season financially, sharing a large payout among players and fans, while pavement totals reveal Corry leading peer cities in road miles. George H. Miles, 49, died after lingering illness at Corry Hospital, and Damon sold property on Fifth Avenue as the family prepares to move to Kane. Dell McCray recounts a rapid Los Angeles cross country trip by his family in September reaching record speed.
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North Center 1
C. J. Geiger
G. H. Hendi
Dell McCray
Corry
Los Angeles
Garly
Sentender
Pigeons and Monkeys Clash Over Distinct Regions
Odd account describes pigeons as retreating from areas held by monkeys who repeatedly raid nests unprotected, forcing coexistence to fail. It mentions a figure named Pery from Biri with a dubious tale of territory near South Annerley and Darien, and a mysterious tale about a tower and birds showing unusual behavior.
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Pery
Biri
Serry
South Annerley
Ingiius
Darien
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Sitchen Shortag
War Prediction Board
War Board
United States
Mint
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Dearmen
Jim Parley
Minter
Brest
Jane Parker
Iiley
Florida Oranges
Pilgrim
Anita
Tonalar
Wend
Young Toms
Iris Gustel
Lop Graile Young
Pilgrim Brand
Turkey
Young Fue
Yoth
Vitor
Stringfield
U.S. Gov't
Gende A
Sunnyfield
Koln
Sudaless
Magdaroni and
Brazil
Atteh Mixthey
A&p
Viewey Gordons
Piitnives
Cmd
Inay
Hubbard Squash
RED Cross
Allan Nevins
Historias
Ole Prinelines
Daily Dozen
Prom Mediont Society of the
State of
Witenobaltay
Journal Biles
Tocn Pall Club
Nea Ox Toling
sHrusville
Lincolnville
George H. Miles
Corry Hospital
Mr.Miles
Domestown
Lae Bureau of Iqunicinalities
Pottsville
Contesqile
Lock Haven
Will Damon
Fifth Avenue
Everett Hemingway
Damon
Kane
Iain
Elizabel
Arden
PS Technic
Seton Hill
Met
Corry Mahon
Vincent Herbe Jaeger
Ann Mo
Virginia Mond Sandini Tombard
Blue Netwa
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