Erie area news items from regional papers report license suspensions and bridge opening
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board suspended Frank A. Myeuki of Cheerio Cafe Erie for 25 days starting October 23. The Bridge Commission at Niagara Falls announced the Rainbow Bridge would open to traffic November 1 with informal ceremonies at 1 30 PM and a formal dedication next spring. City officials discuss alley and property acquisitions along Barlow alley from tracks to Washington street and potential use of a three tee stretch with an 18 foot alleyway. The Don Cossacks chorus will perform at Strong Vincent High School on November 12 under the Erie Civic Music Association. Dr James West, chief Scout executive, received the Parents Magazine medal at Better Parenthood Week in Washington. Ross Allen, snake expert, appears Friday as part of the Lyceum Course at Erie Senior High. Public utilities discuss freight service for uniformed forces. fog disrupted district driving conditions with hazards and a wreck in the area.
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C. Gibson Karmeyer
Maanager
Bridge Commission
Niagara Falls
Ity Council
Barlow Alley
Washington Street
Conny-Jamestown Mim. Corp
North Center Street
Washington
Park Place
Don Cossacks
Strong Vincent High School
Erie
Erie Civic Music Association
Donald Dickson
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Feh
Mary
Erica Morini
Alexander Barkowsky
Boy Scouts
James West
Boy Scouts of America
Parents’ Magazine
Better Parenthood Week
Dr West
Erie County
Eric
Paul A. Siple
Robbers Tie Up Men In Erie Club Safe Burglary
Three professional robbers confessed to entering the Veterans of Burélen Wars club at 104 East 5th Street in Erie early Monday. They used glycerine to pry open two safes and fled with an estimated cash haul over $1,000 after tying up three men and gagging them with handkerchiefs. Victims Vernon Bowen Arthur Leal and Joseph Heidt, staying at the Wesleyville hotel, reported the attack and described masked assailants forcing them to the men’s room.
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Erie
Veterans of Burélen Wars Club
East Vth St
Iren Lorfers
Ghester W. Zerbe
Carl Johmson
Jno
Tul
Vernon Bowen
Arthur Leal
Hind Joseph Heidt
Wesleyville
Bowen
Marguerite Tubbs Dies After heart Attack at Titusville Hospital
Mrs Marguerite Tubbs 44 mother of Donald Tubbs of Corry and resident of Titusville since 1903 died after a heart attack at Titusville City hospital following a brief illness. Survived by two sons Donald and Leroy four grandchildren and several siblings. Body sent to the funeral home with services at St Titus Church set for 3 o'clock Thursday morning. Burial in St Catherine's Cemetery.
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Marguerite Tubbs
Donald Tubbs
Thin City
Sue
Titusville City Hospital
Tubbs
Titusville
South
Franklin Street
Donald
Corry
Leroy Tubbs
Pred Devereabs
Charles Devereaux
Ashtabula
Offo
Harry
William Devereaux
Bradford
Mayme Smith
Lincolnville
H. A. Critter
Olean
N. v
Lye
Arnold Fineal
Will Remove Street Car Tracks At Titusville
Titusville council approves WPA project to remove abandoned street car rails on East Central avenue and East Main street. Work to start next Monday under 48 hour week by WPA district office representative A. McGuyevir. Completion estimated by December 1 after rails removed and streets restored to original condition.
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Titusville
East Central Avenue
East Main Street
City Cownell
Stork
WEA
WPA
A. McGuyevir
Mesdullie
Piduaville
Local option races show gains for drys in Sept polls
In Harrisburg 21 Sept results indicate net gain for drys. The Liquor Control Board reports 19 communities voting dry for beer or liquor, with 34 municipalities void of mayoral races. Among 10124 population centers measured, 6 areas voted wet and 3 remained dry. beer licenses saw 18 votes, liquor licenses 11, with 59 ballots on both questions.
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Prem Harrisburg
Pet
Ibew Nplinn
yorInie
Sperber
Liquor Control Board
Liquiticenses
Bath
Fire Towers to Aid Aircraft Warning Service Plans
Harrisburg reports that 145 forest fire observation towers across Benmayanla will join the U.S. Aircraft Warning Service as part of the national defense. Towers, 60 to 80 feet tall on high mountains, will relay airplane sightings by telephone or radio. The Negro Mountain tower in Somerset County sits at 9,190 feet elevation and will be among those used for night location and coordination.
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Harrisburg
G. Albert Stewart
Department of Forests and Waters
Benmayyanla
U.S. Aircraft Warning Service
National Defense Program
Mitchell Wield
New York
Lang Witt
Somerset County
Pinchot Favors Defense Movement Endorsement
Milford Ontario reports former Governor Gifford Pinchot a Republican endorses the administration move to modify the neutrality act urging Americans to back President Roosevelt. He warns that delaying action risks United States security and future dangers from totalitarian aggression.
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Milford
Gifford Finchot
Hiller
Roosevelt
Pinichot
United States
Hitler
First Aid Ointment and Soap Ad Promotes SAN-CURA
An old advertisement touts SAN-CURA Ointment as antiseptic for minor cuts burns bruises sores and many skin ailments and SAN-CURA Soap as gentle for babies. It highlights affordable pricing and household usefulness for emergency care.
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Mab
Woman Hurt In Fall From Car In Bradford Pa
Mrs Catherine Deming 73 of Garlock Hollow fell from a moving automobile on a Bradford City highway while returning from Bradford. She sustained a laceration of the left elbow and right arm abrasions to the face and forehead and a possible skull fracture. Hospital attaches report her condition as undetermined today. Her husband Charles W Deming drove the car.
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Aradford
Catherine Deming
Garlock Hollow
Sainger City
Bradfford ‘Hospital
Deming
Demnis
Charles W. Deming
Bradford
New Eight Inch Gas Line From Wetmore to Roystone
Kane Oct 21 A new eight inch gas pipe line from Wetmore to Roystone about six miles long is under construction and expected to be completed in weeks The line will transport gas from the Wetmore field to Roystone for the Ludlow district Gas Company Officials said the Bradford construction firm is laying the line to move gas under pressure and not for added storage or other uses
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Kane
Wetmore
Roystone
Rebesh
Ludlow
Offlers
Bradford
Wetmore Eld
Utella
Gutsit
United Waware Gas Com 1
Engineer Falls From Cab But Is Not Badly Hurt
George Lewly of Ban? Balamanea, attached to an extra eastbound Illinois train, fell from the locomotive cab near a creek bridge south of Ridgway Saturday morning. He suffered head and lip injuries, was treated at Ridgway hospital, and is resting comfortably.
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George Lewly
Ban
Balamanea
Malkind
Mil Creek
Ale
Ridgway
We Bik County
Gen Pets Hospital
Ridaway
Lewis
Dunkirk Area Sees Population Rise With Hospital Expansion
A Dunkirk region forecast shows population rising from 46 800 by July 1 1942 to 604 estimated in April 1940 due to defense related growth. Health officials Dr Robert J Vought and Carl J Bernhardt say infection risk rises with hospital needs. Brooks Memorial Hospital plans a new wing to double its 50 bed capacity.
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Mayville
Dunkrk
Dunkirk
Chautauqua Nplinty Ares
Widussey
Robert J. Vought
Carl J. Bernhardt
State Department
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Liquor Board Again Reviews Prices and Reductions
The Liquor Central Board will issue supplemental price lists around November 3 after bids were opened yesterday. Chairman Frederick T Gelder said reductions follow absorption by distillers of the federal tax increase, with minor adjustments to items on the schedule and the board's 8 to 48 percent markup eliminated to reduce profit from the tax.
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Liquor Central Board
Gelder
Bradford Council Approves Mt Alton Area Airport Plans
Bradford Pa council adopts a resolution authorizing the Civil Aeronautics Authority to survey design and construct a $580000 airport in Muttean county near Mt Alton. Site acquisition listed at $24217.80 with city and county funding and several local payments to firms and churches. Blackbeard Tower in Nassau marks pirate era lookout site noted in historical fragment.
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Even
Bradford
Bradford City
Goumeil
Civil Aerohhautics Authority
Washington
Muttean County
Mt. Alton
Courtry
Bingham Pedeum Corporation
Atna Cates
South Penn
Comba
Eile Railroad
B Church Lab
Rally Quiz Answers Page Fragment
Fragmented OCR answer list shows quiz keys like True or False items and names. It mentions Tullyho, Pennsylvania, Indian Deas, Oxford, Granny, Rhakesneare, and seven additional items. The legible elements indicate a garbled answer page with mixed proper nouns and numbers.
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Pennsylvania
Oxford
Granny
Buffalo Livestock Markets Mixed Ledger Oct 4
Buffalo Livestock market reports slow hog trade with 180-230 lb hogs at 1050-85 and 1015-25 for trimmed. cattle steady to weak with grass steers and heifers etc. calves vealers mixed with good and choice at 15.00. lambs steady at 70-80 with some lots to 11.75. Pittsburgh produce slows with varied fruit and vegetable quotes. New York stocks climb with mixed leaders and broad participation across sectors.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Staymans
York Imperial
West Vi
Nelmone
Ohio Staymans Um Grimes
N.Y
Maine
New York
America
American T&t
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steet
Nations
National Dairy
New York Central
POMBO
Studebaker
DOM ‘Westinghouse Electric
Wooiwoeeh
Jessere Wellow Trudk
Foulhgetowny & d
Ps. Wyeh
Not enough legible data for a headline
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names places and events. Readable details show scattered references to football games and audience sizes but no coherent facts to identify teams dates or outcomes.
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Panacaal
Mallinger
Wille
Warren Gaer
Ami Few
Tnt
Spuria
Pills
Allo &T
Lionar Content Board
Sus!eneion
Cheerio Cafe
Dairymen
The
New York Mirror
Rattlers Baye
Ross Allen
Silver Springs
Fla
Allen
the Mirror
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richard J. Beamish
R. C. Morse
Bayi Im Renteen Services
Cory Assosiation
He Dollott
Erie Club
Mother
Idrys
Pinchot
Defense Movement
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Streat Oro
Corry, Po
2Enn
Seange Lewis
Eust Salamano
Liquor Board
Root’s Furniture Store
Sterling Ds
Enis
Rex Theatre
Spring Street
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White
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Root
Howard Johnson
Spring Creek Pa
Libarty Street
Pleasant Street
Soult St Atza
I. W. Bakerlik
George Hoyen
Mul St
Bentley
New Furnace
John Claugly
Pittsfield
Alvin G. Bennink
D.L. McCauley
Center
Sweet
Andres Savw
Care Journal
Beagle Hound
Mt. Brown
Columbus
Dial
W. H. Durntings
Wilson Cooper
Lea J. Sehukhecht
B.D
Hugh Peterson
Piccadilla Hum Road
K.P. A
Lipseth Wrecking & Salvage Corp
Smith Spencer Farm
Washington ‘St
Wesley Pierce
Ross Jukes
L. F. Dog Food
Spencer's Cash Mills
Brigham Hardware Co
Velvet Green
Shady Lawn Seed
Doane's Howe
W. Main St
Tampa
Braley's
N. Center Bi
Roots Sport Shop
S. Center St
Keystone
Washington St
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
N. Cohen
West Columbus Ave
Dombrest
Sigur
Milo B. Adams
Cory
Register of Wills
Mile County
Sime
Charles H. Caswell
Congress Bileet
Walter “H. Scott
Atty
Cameron Biileing Corry
Josephine H. Miller
Hose Havine
Stella
Hastings
Vita
Wright Street
Walter L. Peake
Bradford Council
Blackbeard
Blankbeard
Nassau
Pindred
Bahamas
Apyay
William Teich
Tex
Madsaly
Yolee Haree
Thomas Newark
Toi
Ther Boort
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Fek
Ohicaga
Fen
Gallerie Suelanan
Hese Ray
Bowie
Oning
Suan
Wilteporks Shaw
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