Navy recruiting drive seeks skilled shipyard workers
Two naval yard recruiters will visit the city on Wednesday to hire skilled workers for major shipyards nationwide. J A Wilder and Mr Jeffries discussed interviews at USES offices near Doane Hardware, urging Erie County residents to apply for shipyard trades, with transportation and low-cost housing offered by the Navy.
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Myth of wartime strike losses debunked by Times
A government myth claims only one tenth of one percent of man hours are lost to strikes in war plants. The New York Times challenges this view noting indirect idle time and broader effects, citing Detroit maintenance outages and a five million person impact from transport strikes.
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Supreme Court sustains law on filled milk trade restrictions
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that prohibitions on manufacturing and selling compounded milk products that resemble natural milk are constitutional. The decision upholds a federal act banning filled milk in interstate commerce and Kansas state law, noting fortified substitutes now meet nutritive needs and that such compounds easily substitute for milk.
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Kansas
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Norway and Allied Relief Efforts Mentioned in London Report
Fragmentary report from London notes Norwegian forces under siege by German methods face steadfast resistance. Mentions Prince Olaf of Norway and cooperation with Russians and Swedish aid efforts to relieve distressed provinces.
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Postwar auto industry urged to lead civilian recovery
WPB plans indicate half the nation’s industrial strength may be needed to whip Japan while civil production remains limited. Automobiles are prioritized for large-scale postwar employment. full capacity cannot return until after Germany’s defeat. Early anticipation and rehabilitation could shorten recovery time, avoiding wartime production gaps while addressing peacetime employment concerns.
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Japan
Germany
Quiz page brings jumble of questions and clues
A fragmented quiz page lists questions on government sales to AMAX, species, relativity theory, dairy derivatives, geography of Owen Stanley Mountains, statehood, presidential phrases, and gendered names with several garbled entries suggesting a puzzle across science history geography and language themes.
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Twenty Years Ago At Commerce Board Records Favoring Secretary
Twenty years ago the Board of Commerce backed hiring a secretary to get the new organization running. Thanksgiving Day observances pause business and industry. Allegheny College Glee Club plans a December 4 fundraiser. Heart Fair Day activity set for November 29 to aid state children supported by the Valu nts of America. Radio reception notes UK stations and locals picking up signals. Mr. and Mrs. Martin announce a son Charles Wesley born November 24 at 143 Moll.
Daily Dozen On Skin Care From The Medical Society
A fragmentary medical note discusses the skin as a protective wrap for the body, noting waterproofing to reduce evaporation and moisture loss. It references sweat and sebaceous glands, oils, and the skin’s resistance to heat, describing the skin’s structure and function in concise terms from a 20th century medical perspective.
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Stein
Voice of the People Batter Journi Singe T read the article in your pope abawt the Cony police
A distressed mother of two, claiming harassment by police, pleads for help after her Army-absent husband leaves, saying officers threatened arrest for her children’s minor mischief. She argues authorities are mistreating families and calls for fair treatment over 49 years of fear.
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Ration Facts for Meats Sugar Shoes and Gasoline
This week’s ration facts list stamps for meats and fats with validity ranges, notes December 3 for a new set, sugar stamps indefinitely for limited pounds, shoe stamps indefinitely, gasoline coupons for four or five gallons with December 21 expiry, fuel oil coupons valid through the heating season, and a new period one nonpon valid through the year. The notice reflects wartime rationing specifics and monthly validation dates from the Associated Press.
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Erie Sand and Gravel sues P R R to quiet title on right of way
Ampedment Be tion was filed Saturday in Erie county courts by the Erie Sand and Gravel Company seeking to force the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to reconvey or clarify title to a right of way over property acquired from the former Pennsylvania Gas Company. Attorney A Grant Walker said the railroad has held the right of way for years but never held clear title.
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Erle Sand and Gravel Com
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Garden Pest Invasion Threatens Home Crops
Garden rabbits field mice and other pests invade home plots causing serious damage as they return daily to feed on tender crops. Proximity of weeds grass and brush increases risk of garden damage and ongoing feeding.
Truck in Upset Near Ashville
Nov 27 James Barkman 54 of Watts Points suffered a concussion and head bump when his light truck overturned on Route H about three quarters of a mile west of Ashville. The vehicle damaged. Dm L G Green reported Barkman was dazed and could not recall his name. Ernest Cowles helped remove him and a physician was summoned. After initial treatment he remained for an hour and then returned home.
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James Barkman
Watts Pints
L. G. Green
Banlonan
Ernest Cowles
37 Counties Complete Sui Vote cova Roosevelt wins plurality
Philadelphia reports 97 counties counted with Roosevelt ahead by about 7,000 over Dewey. In Philadelphia 33 wards counted, Roosevelt won 68.6 percent of the soldier vote and 57.9 percent of the civilian vote as remaining wards are expected to finish tonight.
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