Rail safety views amid wartime strain and Polish Russian ties
A wartime editorial argues rail wrecks stem from human and mechanical overstrain as traffic rises. It urges caution and rest for travelers, linking rail safety to home care and societal duties. It also notesPoland and Russia must ally over Germany, noting Berling’s Polish service in the Russian army and urging Slavic unity.
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William
Poland
Russia
Berling
KosclseRe
Germany
Typhoid Fever Preventable Says Pennsylvania Society
The modest Pennsylvania society notes typhoid fever is preventable. In 1910 seven cities reported 497 deaths. last year larger populations had 43 deaths. Typhoid killed many soldiers in wars, but sanitation and inoculation reduced losses. Contaminated water and milk are main sources. city water now filtered and chlorine treated.
Turn to Page Six for Answers Quiz Row
The prompt asks nine questions about Roosevelt Churchill Canada Ardbie numerals Parson Weems Luther cherry tree who wrote Che Mellirig Pot Catherine meaning and an antonym true or false and saupe a Voignon.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Parson Weems
Martin Luther
Washington
New England
Wall
Catherine
Milwaukee Wisconsin once an In fis village Menewaukee
Milwaukee Wisconsin was once an Indigenous settlement known to locals as Menewaukee meaning good lands Jesus.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Menewaukee
Corporal Bullock Held in Japanese Camp in Philippines
James town Sept 9 Corporal Marvin C Bullock 23 son of Mr and Mrs Chester J Bullock of 108 Newland avenue has been a prisoner for over a year after taking part in the Bataan and Corregidor defense He is described as sick in a Japanese hospital his wealth poor and heart fair in two postcard messages to his parents noting he is improving and asking them not to worry
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Jamestown
Philippines
Marvin C. Bullock
Chester J. Bullock
Newland Avenue
Bataan and
Corregidor
Union City Motorists Lose Driving Privileges
Driving privileges of seven Erie area motorists were suspended for various durations by the Bureau of Highway Safety for motor code violations. Those charged include Marthe Albert, Angerer, Haas, Klein, Oksanen, A A Smith, and Leslie C Brown for reckless driving. restoration orders were issued for Harold A Hovey Guy B Colton and Edward Witisehel.
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Union City
Erie
Erie and
Eris Area
Bureau of Highway Safety
Marthe Albert
Tie
Angerer
Girard
Prank Haas
Irma Klein
West 14Th Street
Hino Oksanen
Glenuadh
Financing the American Wars Through History
A compact history of federal finance from the Revolutionary era to World War II. It notes Washington's 500 pound loan from Robert Morris aiding intelligence, Continental Congress Tax limits, Morris as finance head, the national bank start, and war bond drives in the Civil War and both World Wars, including Liberty Bonds and Third War Loan goals.
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Congress
Cobiziess
Morris
France
Spain
Tssuts
Richmond
Jay Cooke
Uberal
Cooke
Boston
San Francisco
America
Erie Youth Wounded in Action Near North Africa
Pvt. Laskowski 24, son of Mrs Mary Kowalewski, 295 East 13th Street, was seriously wounded in the North Africa theater, according to a telegram received by his brother John Laskowski. He enlisted June 10 last year, attended Technical High School, formerly worked at Erie Madeable Iron Works, and had been home on furlough Christmas before being sent overseas.
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Srie
Ivy
Casumer
Laskowski
Mary Kowalewski
East 13Th Streat
North
Anca
John Laskowski
Joseph Mikula
German Street
Sicily
Fort George Meade
Erie Madeable Iron Works
Technical High
Two More Oil City Dogs Found to Have Rabies
Oil City authorities report two more dogs tested by the state Department of Agriculture show signs of rabies. Police warn bite victims to seek medical advice immediately and steps continue to curb the outbreak.
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Oil City
Repu
Aguiiesum
Ol City
State Department of Agriculture
Bus Fire Forces Evacuation at Erie Street Meet
Patrons fled a city bus when phosphorus bomb fragments caused a fire atop the vehicle at 26th and French streets. Fire officials said the rear roof was ablaze before flames were stopped, with one injury reported and three cars ignited by sparks during the incident.
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Erie
Poprdiin
Erie Ogach Company
Edward Plandgan
Couple observes 50th anniversary with church mass
Er ie Sept 9 A dual 50 year anniversary is being observed this year by Mr. and Mrs. John M Carey of 652 West 4th street. Next Tuesday they will attend a solemn high mass at St. Andrews church at 9 a m at which all but two of the original bridal party will be present.
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Erie
John M. Carney
West 4Th Street
50 years of service celebrated by Erie printer Carney
Ten participants join in a re creation of the ceremony as Mr Carney marks fifty years of service with the Erie Dispatch Herald This April 188 Mr Carmey began his apprenticeship with the Erie Evening Herald and four years later became a journeyman He has spent his entire career at this Erie newspaper.
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Eremony
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Cogrove
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Manague
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Chicago
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Continental Congress
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Murphy's
G. C. Murphy
Tols
Taye
Heiman
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Acme Grapefruit
Kellogg’ Rice Krispies
Rosebud
Glendora
Olitice
Tion
Dell Darling
Darling
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