War Finance Committee reviews bonds and county notes
Erie county officials and the War Finance Committee chairman Nicholas report that 7076 Series bonds totaling 1,002,008.25 dollars were approved for sale while other notices cover missing soldiers from Warren and Dunkirk, local licensing renewals, census work, and upcoming Navy engineer commissions as war efforts continue.
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ST Nichols
Erie
County War Finance Comanittée
Nichols Wald
Miraculous rescue saves child from icy river current
Jamestown reports a boy, about five, swept downstream in the Me Ghada kl river after slipping from the bank. Uncle Del Bennett and Russell Bonnett reached the scene, Del Bennett waded out and grabbed the child just as he surfaced, carrying him to the garage for first aid.
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Galt
Russell Bonnett
Vie
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Russel Bonnett
Richard
del Bennett
Linn
Pee del Bennett
Cic
Kitts Not Resume Erie County Bench Duties
Judge Miles B. Kitts did not resume his Erie County bench duties on Monday as previously indicated. He had voluntarily given up his court powers last May after attorneys petitioned the Supreme Court for an order stripping him of judicial authority.
Military Patrol At Jamestown Probed for Permanent Duty
Jamestown, Sov. 2 This vic ennity under scrutiny of Military Police for several curre nts. Patrols conducted downtown Jamestown Celoron Park and nearby amusements. Patrol hours 2:15 PM to 2:16 PM. Officers cited desertion and AWOL reports. three day trial may become permanent under Lt G L Davis.
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Feminine version of Fi Fore su may enter jury trial
The jury may hear testimony on a women’s version of the Tommy Dorsey case as Jane Churchill, Kansas City singer, recounts a clash with Pat Dane while Tommy Dorsey and Jon Hull quarrelled on a Hollywood balcony. Eddie Norris attended the party.
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Jon Hull
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Pat Dane
Allen Smiley
Hall
Jane Churchill
Kansas City
Hollywood
Eddie Norris
Ann Sheridan
Mrs. Dorsey
Miss Churchill
Te County Grand Jury
Pat
Jon
Dorsey
OPA Action At North Clymer
Federal Judge John Knight orders North Clymer resident to show cause why an injunction should not be issued to bar him from dealing in women’s, guns, and children's clothing until December. A restraining order also blocks pulling delivering garments for women and children in the period leading to December 4.
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John Knight
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Catch Ridgway Boys In Thefts In Church
Two Ridgway youths, identified as teens, were caught robbing the votive stand at St. Leo's Church yesterday noon. They confessed to taking money from the stand the previous Thursday. a small amount was missing. The pastor restrained them until Chief Murphy’s arrival, and they will face a hearing before Judge Hipple and likely reform school.
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Oi City
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Maritime Service
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Pittsburgh
Youn Johnson
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Fternoon
Tragic Brother Accident Kills Two Boys in Reynoldsville
In Reynoldsville a seven year old boy and his 11 year old brother were killed by a revolver mishap. The youths, sons of James O Barley of Goren, were at home when a shot fired by the 11 year old occurred as a younger child handed a gun. Coroner F Wo Biven reported the single bullet struck Franklins arfched port, killing him instantly. The gun had only carriage in the weapon and fired while under the hammer.
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Nov
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Delano Parley
James O. Barley
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Gsi
William B Parley
Quiverson County
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William
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Farley
Treasury Report Snapshot Shows Decline in Net Balance
Treasury figures for November show receipts totaling 100,173,014.08 and expenditures of 230,858,733.54, leaving a net balance of 8,228,134,786. Total debt stands at 214,002,81,053.14 with an increase of 286,381 302.93 from the prior day.
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Washington
Senate probes cigarette shortage in Capitol probe
Washington November 28 Senate investigators pursued the cigarette shortage as lawmakers weighed causes. Senator Ferm ribO8 urged an undercover inquiry, while Chairman Piaiman (D Va) pressed for a study of retail stocks and market dynamics. Lawmakers expect testimony on tobacco aging and storage factors affecting supply.
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Washington
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