Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files October 15 1933
A snapshot of distant past local life notes fatal mobile accidents and near misses in the area. It covers a Baptist church call to Pastor A L Roth of Arte Ohio, a rifle match where the 113th Regiment guardsmen defeat the Third Battalion, a marriage near Buffalo New York, and local fishing and business chatter about Chautauqua Lake signs and Arcade building activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Climch
A. L. Roth
The
Baptist Ehbred
Arte
Ohio
Wncome Paste
Curry Church
Roth
Max Wet
113Th Regiment of
Pensylvania National Guardsmen
Wives Sunday
Jamestown crash kills child injures man in Jamestown
A vehicle crash near Jamestown yesterday afternoon killed a year old Robert Nelson and gravely injured 21 year old Wayne Harmon. Gerald Loveless 42 of Westfield drove the car that left the road after a tire blowout. Loveless and witness Maurice Haely of Stow were to be questioned at a Jamestown police hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Del
Robert
Nelson
Kimball Stand
North Main
Wayne Harmon
Bobby Nelson
Gerald F. Loveless
Westfield
Jamestown General Hospital
Herman Nelson
Samuel Z. Bowers
Loveless
Maurice Haeley
Stow
Stockton
Undersherif
Roy L. Chadwick
Go J
Youngbers
Penn State finds oil from common fanweed replaces imports
Penn State chemists H. Trighold and J. R. Clapton report fanweed contains about one third oil and could substitute rapeseed oil in lubricants and rubbers. They note fanweed grows in western states with potential yields of 600 to 1000 pounds of oil per acre and say new viscosity measurement methods show high-precision results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
E Associates Press
State College
Pennsylvania State College
H. ©. Trighold
J. R. Clapton
Jaan
Tiebold
Three Erie Flyers Lost on Same Day War Losses
Three Erie fliers were listed as casualties by the war department on October 15. Tech. Sergt. Bowi J. Gott, 23, of 57 East 9th Street, son of Mrs. Mary Gott. Tech. Sergt. John G. Van Dervort, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Jervort, of 940 East 31st Street. Staff Sergt. Walter F. Kusiora, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michail Kuziors, of 746 East 14th Street. Gott and Kusiora were aboard the same Liberator bomber crew. Kusiora had been reported missing weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arents
U.S
Erie
War Department
Tech
Bowi J. Gott
East 9Th Street
Mary Gott
Gritner Avenue
John G. van Dervort
Earl M. Jervort
East 31St Street
Walter F. Kusiora
Michail Kuziors
East 14Th Street
Wier
Bette Jo Gott
Kuziora
Seret
Kusiora
Seret. Gott
Mas
Congress Lend Leases Probed Amid Washington Rumors
A disjointed passage questions the state of U S policy on lend lease and probe prospects. It asks whether recent congressional trips reveal undisclosed insights and whether public opinion and media influence shape American attitudes toward allies and wartim targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Newdite
Washington
SWI
Fis
Painter's torch flier's father award summary
Fire damage estimated at five thousand dollars tore through the three story home of Mr and Mrs Glenn L Willson at 99 Jirrav avenue as a painter used a torch to strip paint on the south wall. Firefighters saved contents with tarps while flames reached the attic and caused extensive water damage across lower floors. In Ridgway a War Department Oak Leaf Cluster award will be presented to Sgt James R Curry in Germany, with his father receiving the medal at a Friday ceremony in Centennial High School under the Leddeg-Young Post American Legion. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Gch
Glenn L. Willson
Jirrav Avenue
Rudolph #1
Swanson
Ridgway
War Department
James R. Jury
Germany
Leddeg-Young
American Legion
Curry
England
Young Plan
Set
Low-cost retailers attacked by OPA over coat pricing
A March 1992 statement from ROH Fogler, president of WT Grail Co, criticizes OPA for targeting low-cost merchants while letting others price coats variably. He argues the policy is capricious and impractical, citing examples of prior price differences and market inconsistencies in the New York garment sector.
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Fe Ofa Tgs
Nune
Ihoation
Shayber Litem
My. Roh
Fogler
WT. Grail Company
Uv Company
OPA
Thor Owenly Jy Secord
Slic
Wariet
Capriciot
Enemies and helpers in wartime science
The Rockefeller Foundation cites instances where scientists from Germany Japan Austria Italy Britain and France aided medical progress. It notes that tetanus from a Japanese scientist, blood transfusion by an Austrian, typhoid shield from a German via a Russian, and malaria protection from Italian experiments contributed to saving lives, including American soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Foundation
Far East
Foundation
Kussaln
Ruscien
Lanosteiner
Meichnikol
East
Gras
North Africa
Daily Dozen from Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A fragment discussing nutritious cooking methods and food values. It notes vegetables like cabbage and sauerkraut retain vitamins during fermentation, advises cooking with the peel on potatoes, and suggests using strained bran for breakfast to preserve nutrients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Dozen Vom Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Walter
Seven Tricky Questions From Classified Page Quiz
The reader is asked to answer seven questions from a classified page. Topics include names, fields of Civilian Defense, an armistice, a silent film star nicknamed Sweetheart, a North Pole proximity state, an airplane and bird or flower, Sabots, Locomony country, and a university football coach.
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Star of the
North Pole
Sabots
Locornoy
Hatty A. Mainken
Austrian’s Life Spanned by Medical Service Pledge
From birth to death he remained surrounded by men who served with loyalty to mankind. Gill’s medical contributions to human welfare are praised. The writer hopes the universal spirit guiding medical research could extend to other fields of life.
Horst Attacks Farm Red Tape at District Meeting
Miles Horst Pennsylvania secretary of agriculture told farmer elected camp committee members from eight western Pennsylvania and New York counties that government red tape and canvassing hinder farm output. He urged more efficient use of government checks in war production and called for adequate machinery and prices to support food production goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Miles Horst
Pennsylvania
Agricur Mite
Fennsylvania
New York Coustes
Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange
Horst
Franklin Soldier Seriously Wounded in North Africa
Franklin, October 15. Mrs. Taylor Anderson of 327 Phir teenti street received word yesterday that their son, Pvt. Taylor M. Anderson, was seriously wounded in the North African area operations possibly during the Fifth Army advance near Naples. War Department telegram confirmed the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Taylor Andereon
Pvt
Taylor M. Anderson
War Department
Gotion
Italy
Fifth Army
Naples
Local CAP Represented At Jamestown Rally
Lieut William Brown on convalescence leave spoke to CAP trainees in this city at the State armory. Plans for a large GAP group to attend the Jamestown air show include a banquet, demonstrations, and displays of P-34 to P-49 fighters, plus the new P-47. Fifteen to twenty from local classes will travel to Jamestown for the two day event and enlistment drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Brown
Robert. Brown
State
Armory
Civilian Air Patrol
Jamestown
Army
Air Force
Muddled Factographs Highlight Oddities and Shifts
The excerpt notes a famed London cat show with Russian blue cats and orange hues, a claim about over six thousand Dutch doctors resigning to avoid a mandatory medical oath, an accuracy point on car speeds averaging 89 miles per hour from U.S. studies, and a remark that U.S. soldiers overseas are now packed in bales rather than boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Palace
London
England
Russia
Rain Relief Ends Fire Menace Near Ridgway
Rain fell Thursday ending a long dry spell and easing farmers’ worries as a forest fire along Long Level road near Silver Creek burned about 1000 acres. Students from Ridgway schools aided firefighters, praised by fire warden Sam Johnson of Wilcox. French immigrants founded New Orleans in 1718.
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Ridgway
Hinty
Rideway
Silver Creek
Johnsonburg
Warren Man Arrested in Corry Automobile Case
Herold L Harmon, a Warren resident, was arrested on a larceny by bailee charge after a warrant sworn by Alderman Gordon. He was brought to Warren for an East Main Street alderman hearing to review purchase of a car months ago with unpaid funds and later resale without proper registration. He is detained in the city jail awaiting case resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herold L. Harmon
Warren
Gordon
East Main Street
I Tron
W. W. Waterhouse
Hannon
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Werkand
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Loren C. Mason
Josephine Shug
Buufqlo
N.Y
Mr. Eldridge
Presbyterian Church
Wii Bettis
Cad Houghtaling
Shermith's Bay
Big Cousky
Pama Chautauqua
Mickellopge
Bass Sre
Lake
Shamburg
Jamestown L
Ieut. Brown
Fancy Bartlett Pears
Jersey
Salerno
Creamo
Wilson’s
RED Cross
Newleans
Corry
Canada
Thomas Motor Co
WARD
Greatboat
WM Pitney
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