Oil workers union endorses wage program in Oil City
Threat of a work stoppage at small refineries in the Allegheny valley looms as representatives of various locals of the International Oil Workers Union in Oil City back a wage-demand program pending local ratification. Sciota Ladies’ Aid plans an all day meeting with Mrs. Arnink on Thursday with a tureen dinner at noon and members to bring their own work. Red and Gun Club calls a meeting Tuesday October 2 at 8 pm at 212.
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Oil City
Allegheny Valley
International Oil Workers
Alan
Gio
Oi City
International Union
St. Edward's
C. D
Abingo
Dour
Chtarlon Quin
Buutkin
Msh Muviye
Uhl. Pounels
Columbus File
Merle Fivzerild
Snyder Chrele
Glenn Childs
North Thirteenth Sivert
Bern
Lip Toy
Myron Z. Alma
Youingstons
Arms-Franklin
Hich
Modernization of Erie Railroad station underway in Meadville
Erie and Meadville news note ongoing improvements at the Erie Railroad passenger station in Meadville, including new waiting room features, higher ceilings, and planned renovations to enhance appearance and comfort. Completion anticipated by December with improved restrooms and rail facilities.
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Powell Motor Co
Meadville
Moderniailion
Erie Railroad
Cleveland
Heket Offler
Bull
Stolen Cash Total From Erie Burglaries Reaches 773
Erie police report multiple burglaries within the past 44 hours totaling about 773.80 dollars. At Peter Pagliarti’s home on 987 Huron Street 876 in cash were taken from a pillow case. a bedroom window was left unlocked and a neighbor returning from church at 4 PM Sunday said the robbery was discouraged.
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Erie
Lavientes
Peter Paeilart
Huron Street
Thompson's New Tablets Aid Kidneys and Back Pain
An old ad promotes Thompson's Borsoma Tablets to stimulate sluggish kidneys and purify the bloodstream. It claims relief from back and leg pains and mentions constipation remedies, urging readers to take Goldten tax tablets as well.
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Thompson
Settlement Opens After Fatal Hut Crash at McCray Church
Surrogate grants administrator status to John Gustafson for Martha Gustafson estate to settle claims against Harry McIntyre after a hay rack accident that killed a 14 year old and injured others. Attorneys Spoto and Wright aided in settlements for Kenneth Gustafson and Dorothy Peterson. McCray Church marks 100th anniversary with large attendance and programs led by Rev. Exlwin Armitage and Dr. Roy Myers, with several former pastors in attendance.
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Famestown
Hugh W. N. Bodine
John C. Gusaton
Connecticut Street
Martha I Gustafson
Jeuve
Harry MeIntyre
MeIntyre
Palceter- Stillwater Row
Ross A. Spoto
McIntyre
L. Wright
Judge Bodine
Kenneth Gustafson
Tew Street
K. Albin
Elsa Late Tafson
Edge Bodine
Dorothy Peterson
Elinor W. and
Hulda Peterson
Baker Attent
McCray
Concord
Edifee
Exiwin Armitage
Htt Ehurae
HH. Bish
Lawrence Park
Ver Walton
Thibuutes
B. C. Clark
Milton Thomas
Roy Myers
Meadville
Erie
Mildred Bowman
Cornelia
John McCray
Joh Litz to Manage Endicott Johnson Store
The Endicott Johnson Shoe Store will appoint Joh Litz as manager replacing Mrs. Al Smith who departs to join Wes Held with the same company. Smith has led the store since July 1943 following L. J. Booser's departure. Liles, recently at the Raymond Mig Company, brings prior local store experience and work at Tumawants NY.
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Hoon Lae Uoday
Emmett
En— Aicott Johnson
al Smith
Wes Held
L. J. Booser
Geryive
SewBees
Mx Liles
Raymond Mig
Fem
Tumawants,ny
Body found for second Erie drowning victim How ard Kidder
How ard Kidder of North Chopard, second victim of Wednesday's Lake Erie drowning tragedy, was found Saturday near Elk Creek mouth by Elmer Boldt while aiding coast guardsmen. Samuel Hannah, 41, died shortly after the current capsized the rowboat. Beatrice Kidder survived by clinging to a hull, then reaching shallow water.
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Second Lake
Erie
Howard Kidder
North Chpard
Hawn
Elk Creek
Elmer Boldt
Cranesville
Coast
Samuel Hannah
Lake Erie
Beatrice Kidder
Girard
Beanly
Meadville Man Pays Fine for False Alarms
Meadville Oct 1 James Welsh 490 Randolph Court pleaded guilty on one of two counts of ringing false alarms. He paid $100 fine and costs and was released. Police and Central Fire Station reported two false alarms Friday afternoon within six minutes. A witness said a man with his shirt-tail out triggered one alarm, leading trucks to Water and Center streets then Market and Walnut. The intoxicated man could not recall triggering any alarm.
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Mivnsvillee
James Welsh
Randolph Couri
Chick
B.C. Gibson
Welsh
Central Fire Station
Enace
Central Station
Center Streets
Market and
Walnut
R Todd Griswold Dies Sudden in Office
R Todd Griswold head of the income tax division in the Internal Revenue Department died suddenly in his office from a heart attack per coroner W W Wood. He had been in declining health for years. His son served with the Eighth Air Force in Europe and is now chief of staff to General Doolittle, stationed at Okinawa. He leaves his widow Mrs Claire Jackson Griswold.
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ERL
Todd Griswold
Internal Revenue Department
Heer
Francis A. Griswold
W. W. Wood
Griswold
Eighth Pinnter Command
Europe
Doolittle Find
Okinawa
Griswold Slo
Claire Jackson Griswold
Treasury Report Washington September 27 figures released
Treasury position shows receipts 213,887,907.06, expenditures 200,103,916.76, and balances 16,177,420,401.87. Total debt stands at a level near last reported amounts, with small daily changes noted.
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Treasury
Washington
Occupation Forces Seize 21 Japanese Banks
Reported by Manich that 21 Japanese banks have been seized by occupation forces while chaos and arrests spread. Tojo recovering in an American Army hospital. Kiyoshi Mii, professor and philosopher, died in prison Wednesday. Japanese prisoners arrested six months ago remain in jail without explanation. General Toyama formally surrendered 51,000 troops on Cheju Tstash near the East China Sea. First Marine Division veterans landed near Tientsin to assist Chinese forces. Japan denies taking Filipino POWs to Japan, says they were interned in the Philippines or remained there after surrender. some Americans of Filipino ancestry believed captured, whereabouts unknown.
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Tojo
Manich
Kiyoshi Mii
Toyama
Cheju
China Sea
Korus
Marine
Guadalcanal
Palau
Okiawa
Tientsin
China
Twat
Japan
Philippines
Senate follows majority report on nomination by Mr Tramin
The text notes that if the Senate adopts the majority report it will act regarding the nomination by Mr Tramin, who had previously submitted to the president. The fragment hints at a political procedural move without clear outcome or dates.
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Senate
Tramin
Fragmented OCR item from old paper
Readable bits show a terse note with unclear names and dates. Content fragments hint at a brief public or local notice, but essential details are missing to identify person, place, or action with certainty. The item remains ambiguous and requires complete text for proper summary.
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Stepeck
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Tole Mitchell
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Yerett Allen
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Mary Wright
Westfield
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Earl K. McDunlels
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Miller
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Yinning Ai Taxge
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District War Production Board
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Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Buffalo
Salto
Angel Ware Deine
Federal Bureau ‘of Investigation
Serge
Jack Regan
Theodore Voss
Joe Bortingy
Ideal Street
Wavy
Jeanne Augustiniak
Mills Street
Lath
Peach Streets
Davis Radio Lab
Badins
Bim Sibray School
Presbyterian
B. Whittlesey
West Church Stat
T.S. Kelsey
D.D
N. Center St
EOW
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Sinclair Service
Vanter & Frederick
O. K. Settlement
Mccray Church
Sire
JOH Litz
Endicott Johnson Store
R. Todd Griswold
Curtis Jewelry
East Main St
Truman
Associated Press
President Truman
Raymond McKeough
House
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Maritime Commissio
State Commerce Committee
Mae
Fender
Al’s
Corry and
Al's Clothes Shop
Bernstein Bros
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