Sugar Content in Wine Grapes Down This Year
Sugar content in wine grapes declines this year with processing varieties averaging 16.8 percent sugar and wine grapes lower. Wineries seek relief from the Office of Price Administration after a 20 percent sugar-use cut. Growers face spoilage risk as they can only process grapes in limited capacity.
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Burralo
Steuben County
Lee S. Buckingham
Office of Price Administration
Tures
Thais A. Merrill
Slate Vineyard
Predonia
Kane Police Probe Tire and Tax Stamp Thefts
Kane police investigate tire thefts and a theft of a federal auto tax stamp. Victims include Luther Maze on Minosta avenue, Rev Samuel Black on South Edgar street, and Clarence W Wilson Jr on Dawson street where a tire and wheel or stamp was removed from parked cars.
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Kane
Luther Maze
Mionesta Avenue
Samuel Black
South Edgar Street
Clarence W. Wilson, Jr
Dawson Street
Erie Detective Barber Indicted in Police Corruption Probe
Erie Oct. 1 Detective Sergeant George Barber uncle of Mayor Charles Berber was indicted on two counts by the county grand jury investigating corruption in the police department. Charges include attempted subordination of perjury and malfeasance tied to pressuring Officer Wizl kowski to weaken testimony about driving House. The probe aims to expose links between House, an east side prostitution leader, and the police department.
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Erie
George Barber
Charles R. Berber
Barber
Wiaikowski
House
Joseph Kilisenewski
Grand Jury
Elton
Blain
East Side
Police Department
Jamestown Dental Theft Suspect Questioned in Pa
Jamestown police detective lieutenant Richard K Moynihan and state troopers questioned a man in DuBois Pennsylvania regarding a wave of dental and insurance office burglaries in Jamestown Falconer and nearby areas. Authorities declined to name the man but said he was detained for questioning. Loot taken included gold cash and various items.
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Jamestown
Richard K. Moynihan
Lwwe
Falconer
Fire Chief and Safety Director In Crash In Erie
Fire Chief Lawrence P. Scully and Safety Director Sher Hickey were in the chief’s car en route to a fire when a collision occurred near Gin and Pa Fade streets. The impact with the other vehicle left both cars badly damaged but no injuries reported. Earlier a Woodpile basement fire at 613 Reed street caused a $10 loss.
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Erie
Oct
Lowrie
Fie
Gin
Sher Hickey
Lawrence P. Scully
Fred Hintenach
K. E. Potocki
Parade Street
Reed Street
Check on Speeders by State Police on Local Highways
State Motor Police at the local sub station reported a close check on all cars to enforce the 35 mile speed limit. Prosecution of violations will be deferred until official orders define the procedure to follow.
Bishop Gannon Finds Brazil Is Friendly
Erie, Oct. 1. Bishop John Mark Gannon returned from a 15,000 mile goodwill mission to Brazil for the Eucharistic Congress. He told reporters Brazilians are friendly and united with the United States in stamping out Axis injustices, citing a address to over 60,000 people and praise for the congress’s devotion and shows.
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Erie
Brazil
Gannon
Daan’s Pill Promoted for Kidney Comfort and Pain Relief
An old advertisement extols Daan’s Pill for kidney disorders and backache. It claims to cleanse poisons from the blood, relieve rheumatic pain, and restore energy, urging readers to ask their druggist and try the remedy after years of use.
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Daan
Plan Changes In State Schools For War Needs
Pennsylvania wartime education committees will meet to align school programs with the war effort. Dr. Francis Haas states the goal is to help win the war and implement changes in courses and procedures, including possible shorter school years if labor shortages demand.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Francis B. Haes
Public Instruction
Haas
Franklin Widow Nellie Miller Dies After Fall
Mrs Nellie A Miller 1 widow of George Muller a Franklin social figure died from injuries after a fall a week earlier at her Miller Park home. Born Wales Center New York in 1801 she moved to Franklin in 1888. She active in First Baptist Church Woman's Club and Business Women's Club. Services set for 2 20 p m Friday.
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Franklin
Nellie’ A. Miller
George
Muller
Charles Miller
Tamestown
Franklin & Clarion
Miller Park
Pitcairn Island to issue stamps for tiny population
Pitcairn Island plans postage stamps to meet its needs for a 174 resident community. Officials say local mail and postage requirements will be served by issuing a small set of stamps.
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Pitcairn
Pitcairn Island
Death Claims John Hilburg In Columbus
John O. Hilburg longtime resident of the Columbus area died this morning at his home after ten years of poor health. He was born in Sweden January 40 1863 and came to the United States with his parents at age six, living in Columbus most of his life with one year in Washington. A farmer until retirement twenty one years ago he leaves his wife Albertena Hilburg two daughters Mable and Allene Hillburg of Cleveland a brother Perry G. Hillburg and two nephews. Body to be moved to the Columbus home with funeral services Saturday at 2 30 PM.
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John O. Hillburg
Columbus
Sweden
Washington
Hiburg
Albertena Hilburg
Mable
Allene Hillburg
Cleveland
Perry G. Hillburg
Nott Clymer
Columbus Py
May Ma Throu: Scutt Produc 95 Pe ITS at and Si
May Ma Throu reports Produc 95 pe ITS at and Si under Washington President inspection. Edge out rof tl 30 gi.
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U. S
John Hilburn
Federal Deposit Insuance Corporation
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