County to End Present Year With Deficit Erie
Erie County will finish the year with a deficit due to rising living costs and higher institutional care charges. County Controller Harvey M Willis said large bills are being paid and a temporary loan of 250000 will be needed after year’s start to cover general expenses. Inmate feeding costs rose from 18-19 cents to 28-29 cents per head, with Camp Hill Morganzs and the State Industrial School charging on a cost basis and sending monthly bills.
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Erie
Erie County
Harvey M. Willis
Willis
Belne
Camp Hill
Morganzs
State Industrial School For Women
Wiuney
North East Girl Dies From Leukemia at 16
Helen Pearl Lyons, 16, daughter of G. E. Lyons of 93 West Main St North East, died Wednesday at 2 30 pm after a three month illness diagnosed as leukemia. Survived by father three brothers Elton Leon and sister Mrs Agnes Henderson all of North East Friends may call Wilson funeral home Services set for Friday at 2 pm with interment in North East Cemetery. Lake Ladoga on Russo British border noted as Europe’s largest lake with size near Lake Ontario.
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North East
Lukemia Erin
Helen Pearl Lyons
G. E.lyons
West Main Street
El~ton
Leon
Agnes Henderson
Wilson Funeral
North East Cemetery
Court clears way for Pennsylvania Model Parole Board
Harrisburg November 27 The state parole board moves to implement a new model system after five Supreme Court rulings upholding the parole act Board Chairman Dr Louis Robinson says the act provides a better system and Pennsylvania can match or surpass those of other states The board handles all paroles except capital cases and short term cases fall under county costs, with about 400 cases per month under review and examinations to fill district supervisor and parole officer positions planned if funds are provided
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Stesleth
Civil Service Commission
Pardon Board
Pennsylvanian apples rise in canning output and quality
Secretary John H. Lent says Pennsylvania leads in apple canning, aided by abundant suitable varieties, proximity to markets, and strict state grading. Despite tin shortages, canneries accelerate production as Army orders keep up with demand. Inspectors grade deliveries to ensure first quality fruit and premium prices.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Light
St Pefin
Vals
Vals Canneries
Grapes Get $6.50 Per Ton Increase This Year
Westfield November 27 Welch Grape Juice Company field manager R E Morgenstern says the company will pay $61.50 for 942 crates of grapes for the 1942 crop. He notes a $6.50 per ton boost over 1941, aimed at offsetting higher labor costs and storm-related losses, with farmers benefitting from the lift in price.
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Westfield
Morgenstern
Welch Grape Juice Company
Former Brie Big Game Hunter Stricken in Cleveland
Fredericx Sterl amg, 47, son of the late Mr and Mrs Willis Sterling, died suddenly of a heart attack in Cleveland on Tuesday night after living there more than twenty years. He worked with the Sterling Welch decorating firm founded by his grandfather and was known as a yachtsman and hunter who pursued big game in Africa, British Columbia and Alaska. He inherited substantial fortune from his parents and had ties to Brie’s apple industry.
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Fredericx Sterlamg
Willis Sterling
Cleveland
Sterling & Welch
Sterling
Evie
Hest 28Th Street
Africa
British Columbia
Jamestown Youth Killed Ahead of Army Call
Joseph F. Mason, 20, of 112 Tiffany Ave Jamestown, was killed in a car accident near Niagara Park while en route to visit a friend before reporting for Army duty. He attended Jamestown High School and worked briefly at the Curtis-Wright plant in Buffalo. He is survived by his mother Mrs Mary Zolnowski and two sisters.
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Jamestown
Niagara Park
Joseph F. Mason
Tiffany Avenue
Associated Press
Ealy
Niagara University
Mason
Modeltown
John F. Mason
Mary Zolnowski
Titeny Avenue
Jamestown High School
Curtis-Wright
Buffalo
Stephen Aduntevyk
Chester, Dombrowski
Lancaster
Warren teachers reject federal aid plan at meeting
Warren Borough Teachers Association met in the high school auditorium at four to hear legislative chairman R R Young discuss Senate Bill No 1313 on federal aid for education. The group voted 60 to 5 against the proposal. Miss Elizabeth Wickstrom led a committee to read a memorial resolution for former school member Miss Emma Gerhart.
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Woasterveay
Warren Borough
Large Tax Sale in Mayville Delinquent Parcels Sold
November 27 1941 Mayville tax sale ends at the County Treasurer's office with 2678 parcels sold to private bidders or the county. About 100 parcels sold to private bidders. total proceeds await certificate returns. Sale run by County Treasurer Lede A Price as bidding fluctuated but overall strong interest.
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Mayville
Lede A. Price
Soviet Push Tightens Grip On Rail Network Near Stalingrad
Soviet forces extended pressure southwest and west of Stalingrad cutting routes toward the Nazi rear. Red armies advanced from Chernysheskaya toward the line severed by the Moscow Rostov rail corridor, aiming to control a triangular rail network north of Millerrovo and east of Stalingrad. Berlin boosters claimed flame-thrower tanks and electrified guns, while German reports said such weaponry was a diversion from Stalingrad losses.
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Stalingrad
Chernyshevskaya
Moscow-Rostov
Millerrovo
Tikhov~esk
Soviet Information Bureau
Berlin
Germany
Lease Worker Caught in Gears Injured at Oil City
Merle Milner, 60, of Turkey City, an Alum Rock Gas Co. employee, was badly hurt when entangled in the gears of a lease power unit near the Clarion river. He was held prisoner about ninety minutes before rescue and transported to Oil City hospital. His back and arm suffered deep lacerations, multiple ribs were broken, and clothing was torn by the machinery.
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Oil City
Merle Milner
Turkey City
Alum Rock Gas Co
Clarion River
Miller
Win- Juck
Lakewood Woman Bags 200-Pound Buck During Hunt
Lakewood woman Nels Wall bagged a sevenpoint 200 pound buck on a deer hunt with her husband and father nearby. This was her fourth hunt and only previous trophy was a squirrel. Her yell brought relatives running as the family planned to eat some venison and share the rest with friends.
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James TA Win
Nels Wall
Lakewood
Franklin Patrolman Stricken With Meningitis In Franklin
Franklin patrolman John Kiskadden, newest on the force, is in critical condition with spinal meningitis at Franklin Hospital after collapsing during a trip to Warren and returning. He was treated immediately and placed under quarantine as doctors face a doubtful recovery.
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Franklin
Ween John
Kiskadden
Branklin
Warren
Fragmented OCR: school notes on airmen and physical tests
An unclear OCR fragment mentions school students, airmen, and physical tests with scattered words such as Franklin and Me. The readable portion implies a report about a school or program related to aviation or physical training, but details are missing.
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AIR 1
Franklin
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