Time to Grow or Die in Local Governance Decline
Gov Herbert B. Meant urges that local governments must grow into their duties during emergencies. Commentary from The Tacoma News-Tribune cautions against overreliance on federal aid. The piece also notes Office of Defense Transportation forecasts on passenger car scrapping and wartime transport reliance.
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Herbert B. Man
Asia
National Association of Comity
Tin Congress
Fkderal
Tacoma News-Trime
Office of Defense Transportation
Lie Jolopy
Jessian
Quiz Page Six: Odd Questions and Answers
A scanned page presents seven quiz items with odd phrasing. Questions cover archipelago ties, Kemal Atatürk, Gracie Allen, polio therapy sites, land and water animals, carillons, Dutch Republic authors, a white crescent flag, and Python counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palaus
Yap
Eacl
Kemal Pasta
Gracie Allen
Dutch Republic
Surplus War Property Rules Stir Washington Debate
Washington faces a maze of agency cooperations and priority rules as the Surplus War Property program reallocates wartime assets. First calls go to federal agencies and civilian transfers, with sales, non profits, and veteran groups next, and farmers and small businesses later. A Moore Oklahoma controversy over a former Navy aviation site shows how grading and graveling can ruin farmland value, complicating owners’ restitution. Municipalities may gain first rights to nearby airports, potentially blocking local buyers. Congress seeks clarifying laws after mounting reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwady
Moore
Okla
Lin Navy
Avialion Training Station
Navy
Stanford Hose Company Second in Fire Parade at Erie
Twenty years ago the Stanford Hose Company failed to win the prize in the fire prevention parade during the State Firemen’s Association convention at Erie. Corry firemen impressed spectators and earned praise for their appearance. Night Patrolman Henry Haenel will resign from the local police tomorrow, to be replaced by M. Ruppersburger, ex-constable of the Fourth Ward. Officer Spacer is requested to report to Jamestown to bring back a suspect. A bicycle thief from Euclid street is sought. ownership linked to Reid Spender. Dean School furnace delays push opening to October 20. Leo Crandall and wife welcomed a daughter on October 12. A Catholic Daughters of America event at St. Edward’s Parochial School is set for Wednesday October 15.
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Stanford Hose Company
State Firemen's Association
Erie
Corry
Henry Haenel
Dunkle
2. M._ Ruppersburger
Fourth Ward
William Spacer
Jamestown
Toval
Reid Spender
Euclid Street
Concord School
St. Edward's Parochial School
One Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Headache Causes and Relief From Sinus and Eye Strains
A medical note explains headaches arise from psychogenic factors, neuralgia, allergies, eyes, refractive errors, and sinusitis. It notes five percent of headaches stem from sinus issues, with nasal inflammation and congestion aggravating pain. Rest often relieves symptoms, reducing nasal secretions and dull pain near the mastoid.
Westfield Club Loses Liquor Permit in Jamestown
The State Liquor Authority canceled the Mt. Carmel Club Westfield liquor license effective September 30. The club was accused of selling to non members and allowing gambling via slot machines. One Jamestown bar faces an unrenewed license. identity was not disclosed.
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Westfield Club
Jamestown
State Liquor Authority
Mt. Carmel
Westfield
William J. Bentley
County Abc Board
Jimestown
Bentley
Salesman Wins $3742 Verdict After Trial
James M. McNamard sued Tuifion Manufacturing Company in Erie County court, claiming $3,742.96 in sales commissions were unlawfully withheld. The trial, lasting several days, featured a record number of exhibits including contracts and bids hauled to the courthouse.
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James M. McNamard
Tuifion Manufacturing Company
Erie County
Registration Bureau Laws Delayed In Erie County Totals
Erie County registration totals will be delayed by at least ten days due to space and staffing shortages at the court house. Chief Registrar Williams and Commissioner Darling blamed overwhelming caseloads and lack of experienced help after processing more than 85 000 registrations in two special days. Local leaders in Erie and other Pennsylvania counties weighed estimates while awaiting precise figures.
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Court House
Ganily
del Purling
Joseph CG. Williams
Pennsylvania
Erie City
Erie County
Darling
Joe Williams
Uhole Alilen
Williams
Lakewood Saddle Horse Killed By Car
Lakewood saddle horse owned by John Rix of Balconer, valued at 250 dollars, was killed Sunday afternoon on West Lake road after being struck by a car allegedly driven by Herbert Gunnis. Gunnis, police say, had improper plates and a suspended license. he pleaded guilty and was fined 75 dollars at the Justice of the Peace court.
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Gunnis
Justice of the Peace
Merrily E. ‘Trask
Dewey to Speak in Erie on October 26
Erie Oct 10 The Republican county committee hopes to have Replica Presidential Nominee Thomas Dewey stop in Erie on Thursday October 26 Acting Chairman Joseph Burley spent Sunday seeking a promise from national headquarters that the Dewey train will halt here on October 26 when he returns to Albany after his Chicago address The outcome was uncertain as of Monday
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Erie
Republican County Committee
Thomas & Dewey
Joseph Burley
National Republican
Albany
Hiiley
Dewey
Chicago
Corry Youth Veteran From Merrill's Marauders Dies In Service
A Corry youth and veteran of Merrill's Marauders, Pie Chase, died after typhus complications linked to jungle warfare in Burma. He had recently been hospitalized at Coral Gables and Nelson Hospital, Camp Dix, near New York City. Chase, a 1934 Corry High School graduate, joined the Army near 193...
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Pfc
Robert Chase
Nelson Hospital
Burma
Murpill
Provida
Army
Coral Gables
Camp Dix
New York City
Corry
Chase
Corey
Camp Croft
Aind
Trinidad
Mii
China-Burma
Jveri
Amen
Mer- H
Tadia
Hee
Florida
Hay
Linn
Nelson
Willy
YaShel
Saunday
Three Titusville Women Hurt In Crash
Three young women were injured in a collision at the East Central Ave and Brown Slope intersection yesterday afternoon. Louise Kingsley Patrice McMahon and Dorothy Kendison were taken to Titusville hospital. Robert Popanny driver and Vern Willey passenger were not injured. The Free Women suffered shock while others may be discharged today.
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Titusville
Witusville
Qes
East Central Avenue
Brown
Titusville ‘Hospital
Peterson
Louise Kingsley
Patrice McMahon
Dorothy Kendisoh
Robert Popanny
Vern Willey
Spring Creek Road
Two Damage Suits From Auto Accidents Filed
Two damage suits were filed in county courts Monday. Joseph F. Triana of Northeast named Joseph Pires of North East township as defendant in a $340 damages claim after their car collided on Route 20 about a half mile east of North East. Isa. Charles Green of North East Med trespass action against Charles Dry-Soh of Ripley R. D. 1 seeking $10,000 for injuries when the trustee allegedly struck him with a vehicle on Route 69 between Northbus and Wattsburg on November 23, 1943.
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Joseph
F. Triana
Northast
Josepuh Pires
North East
Route 20
Natl East
Northbus
Wattsburg
Lt Dale Spencer Home On 21 Day Leave
Lieutenant Dale Spencer returns home on a 21 day leave from active duties. His record includes the Distinguished Flying Cross with two clusters, the Air Medal with 15 clusters, the Service Medal and the Silver Star. After leave he will report to Atlantic City for a rest period and then may be assigned to a fighter pilot station in the United States or overseas.
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Dale Spencer
Uve
U.S
Spencer
Atlantic City
Uaak Ho
You’re Not Too Old To Feel Young
A fragmented ad note touts a supposed product Timie Tromone claiming to combine vitamins and hormones to boost youth and vitality. It mentions a drugstore sale and urges use of the vitamin hormone mix though details are unclear and misleading.
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Hughes
Ting
Drugaisie
County Officials Study New Assessments Erie
County commissioners met to discuss new assessments for Erie with County Assessor John Pokorski and Soleiter, planning direct talks and study of appeal regulations. No totals or appeals count released. chairman of the appeal board indicated shifts may hinge on state guidelines and a 70 percent value rule.
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Erie
Ghia
John Pokorslel
Soleiter dJaco
Coming Vlatley
Appwal Board
Pokorski
Niehy
Mystery Bullet Strikes Warren Auto in Quiet Night
Warren offense reports a .32 caliber bullet fired through Dina Sealise's windshield while parked near Third Avenue and Masisintn Transfer Co. No witness heard the shot. The spent bullet found on the car door and investigators trace the shot from a possible paint line on the north side of Third Avenue as they seek a motive or suspect.
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Tod Sealise
Third Avenue
Lery
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
I. Q
Care Croft
Center & Brederick
Washington
Jauig Sponnett
Congress
Tess Wkely
Terial
Atales
Organizu
Columbus
Leo Crandall
Second Avenue
The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Irwin
Garland, PA
WMC Relesse
Registration Bureau
Lakewood Saddle Horse
Thomas Motor Co
Merrill’s
U.S.A
Willkie
Associated Press
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Leverett Salonstall
Mixsachusenny
Williciels
Edward Wink
Wierete
Gig
Philly Willie
USNR
Public Utilities
Johny
Sutherland Bosnell
Fim Avenue
Yiolive
Willie
Evie
Thdd Smith
Renovo
Becond Ave
the Atlantic Refining Company
1100 Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Warren County
Hunt's Calis
BIG Dime
Hunt Club
Kraft Macaroni Dinner
Warren
POST
Hamilton Beach
Glen Miller
Bob
Bond Street
Dial
Mont-gomery Ward
W. H. Blair
Pranklin
East South Street
Tne Square
East
Consrass Street
Meyers
Thor Mangle
W. A Merrick
Bish Pleasant
A, & Motor
Tinquire
J. Harden
East Southy Street
D.C
Martin
Columbus Ave
Grace Street
Pennsylvania Electric CO
E. 7
Cherry
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