War rationing ends for coal and wood stoves October 15
The Office of Price Administration with the War Production Board says coal and wood heating and cooking stoves will stop rationing on October 15 while oil and gas stoves remain rationed. Updates include FBI agent transfers from Erie to Baltimore and an undisclosed office, effective after September farm. Civil court opens October 2 with a small docket of seventy six cases. A missing in action report updates Staff Sergt E R Huff as of 1943. Lyceum numbers announced by War Department. Erie police barred from using private cars on duty for safety reasons.
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Office of Civilian Requirements
The
War Production Board
Rod & Gun Club
FBI
Ernest Grossman
Roy Lee
Erie
Grossman
Baltimore
Court House
Lawrence
Paylor
Franklin
War + Department
Harry L. Huff
R. D
E. R. Huff
Huff
Lyceum
War Department
John 8. Kulla
Oil City
Seymour J. Figler
Bradford
Leon E. McShane
Tech
Frank. S. Radzisewski
Werren
Pittsburgh
Hunter Island
Allegheny River
Tionesta Republican
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Woman's Club
Hary
Cochran
Marienville
France
Anna Cochran
Kane
Butt
John Pokorsk
Franti
Ars
Harrisburg
Powell officer trains German prisoners in wood work
Warren Harry Jefferson, former county Sheriff, spends two weeks in Maine instructing German war prisoners in wood cutting and forest labor. He will return to Bulli to continue similar work.
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Powell Motor Co
Warren Harry Jefferson
Maine
Bullei
Eric
Sieger
1326
Turnpike
A. J. Reguillard
Jamestown Fears Polio Crest Lifts as Officials Allow Limited School Activities
Jamestown officials report no new polio cases after 48 hours and Albany orders a limited physical program in schools to start next Tuesday. Harry T. Wilson, director of physical education, received approval for light activities while varsity football players continue light drills with no contact. The timetable for resuming full football remains unclear.
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Jamestown
Albany Education
Harry T. Wilson
Jaiestown
Albany
All State Miners Return to Coal Pits
In Pennsylvania for the first time in weeks no strikes were reported as soft coal mines operated today. Government seized pits in West Virginia caused 4,910 idle workers amid a dispute over supervisors demanding union recognition. The Kent 12 mine of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co at McIntyre resumed production after 18 supervisors withdrew resignations and returned to duty.
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Associated Evens
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kent
Rochester
Pittsburgh
McIntyre
Dewey backs force wielding group in speech rally
Dewey urged rapid action by small nations to prevent future wars. Crowds gathered at Tonftsville armory to support his principle of using force. In Harrisburg, Judge Paul Rupp set September 14 for disposal of a temporary injunction against Sunshine Packing Corp to halt local sales without written permission from State Agriculture Department agents.
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Dewey
Tonfsville Armory
Harrisburg
Paul Rupp
Dauphin County
Sunchine Packing Corp
North East
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Agriculture Department
Justice Departmerit
One B29 Missing After Manchuria Attack
The 20th Air Force reports a B 29 Superfortress is missing presumed lost after the August 29 attack on Anshan Manchuria. Separately the B P W Club will hold its September business meeting in the club rooms Monday at 8 PM with a good attendance requested.
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Washington
Anshan
Manchuria
20Th Air Force
Numbers men accuse police of discrimination in case
In county court Friday a numbers boss admitted guilt and received six months in county prison plus a 250 dollar fine and costs. Frank Pizzo, 445 West 17th street, pleaded guilty to operating a numbers business. His attorney charged police favoritism in sentencing, noting some racket operators are dismissed with nominal police court fines while others face county court prosecutions and harsher penalties. Special officer Edward Allen said he pursued the Pizzos in county court on orders from Chief of Police George J. Christoph. Allen cited a statement by then President Judge Miles B. Kitts vowing to smash the racket, leading to county court action at the time. Since then, numerous arrests yielded mostly nominal police court fines and few county prosecutions.
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Joseph Auresti
Polie
Pizzo
Edward Allen
Salvatore
Pizzos
George J. Christoph
Pizros
Miles B. Kitts
Allen
Babson Warns Small Investors On Postwar Market
Babson cautions that postwar conditions differ from the 1920s as the public grows politically aware and the government controls large parts of industry. He urges caution against quick profits, recommends well diversified, fundamentals based investments, and notes inflation is likely.
Emporium Boy Fatally Shot in Cabin Break-In Incident
In Emporium on September 9, 15 year old Rudolph B. Agliardo died instantly after a gun misfired during a break-in at T. A. McAnn's Clear Creek cabin. He and two other youths, entering a War plant foreman's home, found a revolver and triggered a fatal accident. The shooter, another local boy, said the gun appeared to be empty when it fired.
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Emporium
Rdnard B. Agliardo
Angelo Agliardo
Agliardo
Clear Creek
T. A. McAnn
Man in Army Uniform Arrested for Impersonation
A discharged Army veteran Earl C. Burrows alias Bill Bowen, 20, was arrested at his Jamestown home by a U S marshal and FBI agents on a charge of illegally wearing a United States Army uniform. He reportedly was discharged for medical reasons early last year and had worn an Army uniform since, possibly not his own and may have impersonated an officer.
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Jamestown
Sept
Army
Buffalo
United States
Ilegally
United States Army
Earl C. Burrows
Bill Bowen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Burrows
Thas
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