Earthquake Precautions Urged by Harvard Expert
Dr L Don Leet of Harvard warns Erie county may face increasing quakes with four year intervals now, urging city officials to plan for winter hazards and potential gas service disruption, as three minor quakes have occurred in the past decade with no damage reported in the latest event.
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Erie County
L. Don Leet
Harvard University
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Dr. Leet
Associated Press
Boston
Erie City
Clarendon Last Refinery To Be Erased In Sale
Warren date: Quaker State purchases Forest Oil and National Oil properties, signaling the end of Clarendon's Brad Penn refinery era. The sale covers operations in New York and Pennsylvania, with no exact acreage or production figures disclosed. The Brad Penn refinery is expected to be erased, though a date for dismantling remains unset.
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Quaker State Company
New York
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Hollings
Wattsburg Farm Owner Electrocuted. Inquest Declined
Walter Rotthoff, 41, owner of the Tom Gilmore farm north of Wattsburg, was electrocuted Monday night after a power line struck him as he chased a cow. Deputy coroner R. H. Glenn of Union City ruled the death accidental and announced no inquest would be held.
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Walter Rotthoff
Tom Gilmore
Wattsburg
R. H. Glenn
Union City
Depuity
Liquor Board Lists Heavy Revocations
The State Liquor Control Board announced 78 licenses revoked in the first eight months of this year, with 21 renewal applications in District Four to end Aug. 1 either refused or pending. Enforcement, prompted by Gov. Martin’s aim to close dives, shows revocations exceed 12 percent of citations this year versus five percent in 1943. Described actions cover 27 counties from Pike to Erie in northern Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Liquor Control Board
Commonwealth
Martin
Pike
Erie
Pennsylvania
An aid promises relief for loose dentures and gum comfort
A brief note describes FASTEETH toothpaste softening pressure from loose teeth and improving comfort. It mentions cooling gum relief and claims to secure dentures with a sprinkle on plates, targeting users troubled by wobbliness and fits into a period voice.
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Santi Asa
Free Indians in Draft Cases in Jamestown
Indictments against two Canadian born Thoikins charged with failing to report for induction were dismissed by Federal Judge John Knight on Assistant U.S. Attorney Henry Whilleen Killioon’s recommendation. Delos E. Cultis of Buffalo and Elwood M. Burnham of Niagara Falls had been inducted into the U S Army after a jury conviction last month. A third Indian, Robert D. Jamieson, 84, convicted on the same charge, was to be inducted but his case was deferred to next Monday.
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Jamestown
Thoikins
John Knight
U.S
Henry Whilleen Killioon
Delos E. Cultis
Buffalo
Elwood M. Burnham
Niagara Falls
U. S. Army
Robert D. Jamieson
Killeen
Dunkirk Schools May Reopen Pending Health Check
Dunkirk city health officer Dr Edgar Bieber reports no new infantile paralysis cases since Saturday morning. The school board has postponed opening, with daily physician checks. if no cases arise, classes may restart Monday September 11. One poliomyelitis death noted among local residents.
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City Health
Edgar Bieber
Neat Board
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