Erie alderman vacancy to wait for 1945 primary
ERIE ERIP Nov 29 the Fourth ward aldermanic vacancy will not be filled by appointment until after the 1945 primary. The Republican nominee will be appointed to serve until the 61st Monday of 1986, with the general election winner beginning a full six year term. The move spares party members from favoring one candidate over others. The vacancy arose after the death of Lyle W. Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIP
Lyle W. Orr
Fred
Fouth
Eric
Orr
HoldUp Suspects Plead Guilty In Bus Robbery Case
Base James Wilson and Sylvester Poster pleaded guilty before Judge Elmer J. Evans to a November 24 bus robbery at 20th and Elmwood in which they took cash and a money changer. They dumped the changer from a hotel window, prompting police to monitor the scene until arrest. Sentencing was deferred.
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James #. Wilson
North East
Sylvester C. Poster
Conneaut Luke
Elmer J. Evans
James H. Wilson
20Th
Elmwood Overmie
Tate
Elmer
Evans
Erie Bomber Pilot Reported Missing In Action
Erte, Nov. 9. Pilot Talling of the 4 B-24 Liberator team has been missing since November 4 after a raid over Austria. He was promoted to first lieutenant days before the report and recently rested after several missions. He is married to Helen Talling of 506 Lake Avenue and has a three month old son.
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Erte
Prst Niet
Talling
Helen Talling
Lake Avenue
Austria
C.F. ‘Talling
Frewsburg Clinic Arrested on Illegal Practice Charge
Frewsburg clinic head George W. Rice of Rice Associates was arrested on illegal practice of medicine. He pleaded innocent at arraignment before Justice Scott Price Frewsing and was released on his own recognizance with a hearing set for December 4. Eugene H. Myers of the Albany education department led the evidence. Emil L. Cohen and state police aided in the probe into months of scrutiny.
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W Mestown
George W. Rice
Rice Associates, Inc
Frewsburg
Egal Prace
Rice
Justice of the Peace
Scott Price
Frewshing
Justice Price
Eurgene H. Myers
Department of Ed
Cation
Albany
Gaynerea
Mr. Myers
Emil L. Cohen
Buffalo
District Attorney's Office
Mr. Rice
Wis
Beery
Six factors cited for cigarette shortage by government experts
Government tobacco officials cited six factors behind the shortage. They include more civilians and soldiers smoking more cigarets, wartime population shifts causing uneven distribution, black markets and hoarding, manufacturers unable to expand production due to facilities labor and packaging limits, and stockpiling in shipping centers overseas amid wartime priorities for ammunition fuel and other essentials.
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Associated Pre
Washington
Virginia Colony
War Food Administration
Sixth loan effort faces difficulty in campaign notes
The piece reports a drop in current prospects for a wartime loan drive and mentions a plan for a frank public statement. Chairman Walter Scott says a special meeting will be held soon to discuss ways to make up for the shortfall. The report also notes the commissioning of Charles M. Johnson of Warren to second lieutenant.
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Walter Scott
General Committee
Warren
Harrisburg
Department of Military Affairs
Charles M. Johnson
Leutenant
Highway Chief Resigns from State Highway Department
Harrisburg dispatch reports C H Buckius chief engineer of the State Highway Department resigns effective tomorrow to take a new job in Pittsburgh. Buckius, veteran of VW years service, declines comment on his new post while Secretary John A Shroyer says no resignation has been received.
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Harrisburg
C. H. Buckius
State Highway Department
Buckius
Pittsburgh
John A. Shroyer
Bradshaw and Young Face OPA Curtailments in Court
Leona C Bradshaw operating Bradshaw s Grocery Erie Pa signed a consent decree in Federal court to refrain from selling groceries above OPA ceiling prices The Office of Price Admin asked for another injunction against Nicholas Young of Erie restraining him from selling meat until he complies with OPA rules The complaint accuses Young of failing to mark grade and price on meat on display and selling above ceiling prices
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Leona C. Bradshaw
Bradshaw's Grocery
Erie
Office of Price Administration
Nicholas Young
Ete
Young
Clymer Rally Sells 65000 Bonds At War Fund Event
Clymer Central School hosted Sixth War Loan Rally with Emory Morrison as chairman. Rev Frank McDuffee delivered the principal address from James town First Congregational Church. Bond buyers won prizes including a 25 band for Marilyn Peterson and eight $25 war bonds awarded to participants. The Clymer Central School Band provided the music. Local awards totaled 65 thousand dollars in Sixth War Loan bonds sold.
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Clymer
Clymer Central School
Revent
Emory Morrison
Frank McDuffee
First Congregations Church
Jamestown
Harold Legters
Marilyn Peterson
James Gravink
Lyle Compton
Martinius Cordin
Leslie Carlisch
Touls Rae
Mary Ann Smolk
Paul Wiggers
Lawrence Heslinkers
Joseph Nacoski
Ralph’ Pada
Halon A. Thompson
William Rhebergen
Delbert King
Betty Loomis
Charles Ostrander
Donald ‘Lockenhouse
Helen Davis
Aide attacks Att General Littell memo shocks Senate panel
The Justice Department moves to oust Assistant Attorney General Norman Littell amid a memorandum alleging Attorney General Biddle intervened in a department case for Thomas G. Corcoran. Littell claims his refusal to cooperate reflects a conflict over governance principles, while Corcoran and Biddle offer no comment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Norman Littell
Littell
Biddle
Senate-war Investigating Committee
Hiddie
Department
Beneff
Thomas G. Corcoran
New Deal Brain Trust
Corcoran
Bist Littell
Senate
Geners
E Bond Sales Lagging in Fort Pitt Area
Robert H. McClintic, state vice chairman of The War Finance Committee, appealed to Western Pennsylvanians for stronger support of the Sixth War Loan after a disappointing daily sale of only 3511200 in B bonds. Sales of all purchaser bonds, including Es, were well below the required daily average, with $2,283,600 reported for the 19-county Pittsburgh area.
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Fress
Pittsburgh
Robert H. McClintic
War Finance Committee
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Claims
Fragmented OCR reads a recipe claiming lemon juice relieves rheumatic pain with water and unspecified ingredients. The garbled text mentions a preparation method and a list of steps or items, but the source is unreadable and lacks verifiable details.
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Erie City
Elsa Maxwell
Elsa Maxwell Yestern
Shamburg's News & Sports Store
Frewsburg Clinic
Accociated Press
OPA
FED
Leona Bradshaw
Durkee
Camden
U. S
Fort Pitt
Tiesal Culater
America
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Em. U
Angels AT Insurance Pies Sai Mtg
Harriett L. Roberts
Paul Janosec
Honeywell
Crawford M. Woods
Wing
Willi
N. First Ave
Pillsbury
Guy Rogers
John Casey
Peter Russell
Mary Tare
John Harris, R. D
Chrysler
THE
Chrysler Corp
S. Wallace
Franz
Mary
Debury
Mrs
Frank Chase
Paris
Boston House
Wrisley
Williams
A.B. Foster
Rose Parker
Leon von Tassel
Chas. Schaub Ed
Metz
Jl, Spiesman
Scolta
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