Erie Deceased Estate Notice and Bonded Claims
Notice is given that Let ta of Erie County has died leaving estate to be administered. Creditors and all persons having claims or demands against the estate must present them to the undersigned at the address in Erie as required by law. The notice references wills and the administration of the estate with a deadline for filing claims.
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Billigorty
Erie
Tate
le County
U S
Sia Grimes
Del
Ateady
Wing Island
Ular Trend Ning
Army To Release 800 000 A Month
The Army told senators it expects to discharge 800 000 men a month by December 1. Navy asks Congress not to reveal Pearl Harbor code details as part of ongoing inquiry. Senate panel discusses faster discharges and 22 separation centers. a full Pearl Harbor report debate looms with a 10 member committee slated for an A to Z inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
Navy
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Capitol Han
Black Dragon Society
Senate
Mili
Senn
Tor Edwin Ojohnson
Amy
Johnson
O'Mahoney
Naval Inquiry Board
Senate Naval Committee
Congressional
City Guard units inspect Company A drill and plans
Fourty four men and two officers of Company A State Guard reported for regular drill and quarterly inspection led by Major Robert Porter. Col. Hari D. McCrea announced a battalion maneuver at Oll City and a regimental recruiting drive. Rifle matches planned in November with individual and team prizes.
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State Guard
Robert ©. Porter
Charles R. Metz
Porter
Oll City
Gol
Hari D. McCrea
Oi City
Col. McCrea
Ustry
Pennsylvania Guard
Norman G. Tarbell
Travel restrictions eased by Office of Defense Transportation
Washington reports lifting all group travel and travel agency restrictions starting October 1. Madrid notes Franco cabinet abolishes Falangist salute. Rome records a private audience between Pope Pius XI and Eisenhower Clark. Potatoes price controls to be removed after a record crop. Army discharge figures show 661000 soldiers discharged May 12 to Sept 1 with 80000 GIs returning to civilian life.
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Associated Press
Washington
Office of Defense ‘Transportation
Ration Board Closures Trim OPA District Staff
Pittsburgh dispatch confirms plan to abandon Corry Ration Board and consolidate Western Pennsylvania operations. Erie will absorb Corry North East and Girard boards with a single Erie office handling outside work. Payroll drops to about 750 across the district, a 64 percent cut, with ten staff kept in Erie.
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Erie
OPA
Pittsburgh
Corry
GeLailscombe
Secord
William K. Harrison
Alvin J. Wilfigs
Pennsylvania
Ete
North Est
Girard
Erie City
Consolidated Erie
Four Army Men Burned to Death in Bus Crash
Four Army men were killed and 32 injured when an Army bus carrying 28 overseas veterans crashed into a tree on South Main Street in Ayer Massachusetts. The bus overturned and caught fire after departing the Averrain depot from Camp Kilmer New Jersey en route to Fort Devens for discharge or furloughs. Names of the dead and injured were not immediately released. Brakeman Brant F. Hall, 20, of Cumnegle Pennsylvania, died of burns in a Pittsburgh hospital after two trains collided near Avella Pennsylvania.
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Assacianm Ta
Ayer
Mass
South Main Shreeb
Army
Averrain
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Fort Devens
Avella
Piieburgh and
West Virginia
Brant F. Hall
Cumnegle
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Balkan problem fuels wide international discussion in London
U S representatives in eastern Europe join urgent consultations in London as the Big Five hold talks on the Ruhr Rhine plan and Italian peace. Byrnes meets King Peter of Yugoslavia while Molotov Bevin Bidault debate whether to sign peace treaties with Balkan regimes now or after reforms.
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Associated Press
London
U. S
Europe
James F. Byrges
Big Five
Council of Foreign Ministers
Byrnes
Peter
Yugoslavia
Clarifges Hotel
Manarch
Big Five Conference of Foreign Ministers
Ruhr
Rhineland
Frazee
Rineland
Germany
France
Balgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Britain
Preas
Rhine
Que
Thias
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Man Goes on Trial for Murder at Ebensburg
Albert Fulmer of Johnstown stands trial in Ebensburg charged with murder in the April 27 Am-Slo Club holdup case. A jury of 10 women and two men was chosen after voir dire, with many jurors opposing capital punishment. Prosecutors allege Fulmer and Janik attempted the robbery and Fulmer shot Janik when confronted by a night watchman.
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Ebensburg
Albert Fulmer
Johnstown
Tadayced
William Janick
Talesmen
Commonwealth
Fulmer
Janik
Jovick
Kanoye Reveals 1941 Talks With Roosevelt Failed by Jap Militarists
Kanoye states that efforts to meet with Roosevelt to avert war in 1941 were defeated by Japanese militarists. He cites opposition from Tojo and other hardliners, noting prewar pro-American factions and the shift of power by December 1940. The piece references Tojo’s rise and ongoing U S tensions, with continuation promised on Page Eight.
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Kanoye
Roosevelt
Kunmpla
Bikes Woryo
Puiner Fumismaui Kanaye
Scomler
Ne Hom
Feonevell
Wiis
Breause
Konoye
Hee
Tojo
Mon
Marsin Shuniraki Huta
Kane
Bis Navk
United States
Taj
Amst
Emblem Oil to not replace tanks after North Corry fire
Emblem Oil Co officials said they will not repair or replace the above ground storage tanks involved in last Saturday’s North Corry explosion and fire. They informed Fire Chief Andrew Paulson that no operation to reestablish tanks is planned while residents had sought council action to block reestablishment. Plans for a new station site were not disclosed and others noted new bans on above ground tanks near homes.
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Emblem Oil Co
Olas
Emblem
OY Warren
Tite
Mire
Andrew Paulson
North Corry
Phobher
Ilcials
Nort Corry
Esking
Sto- Wen
Paulson
Meorssar
North Cony
Gisgardingnee
Martin cracks down on drivers of state cars
Governor Martin ordered dismissal of discourteous or incompetent state workers and speeding drivers. He said cabinet members will remove such employees to make room for returning veterans and stressed drivers must set a safe example. two or three state drivers have already been fired for reckless driving.
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Associated Preas
Harrisburg
Martin
Oil City hangar fire destroys 15 planes and more
A blaze at Memorial Airport in Oil City destroyed a hangar and 45 planes with estimated losses near 975,000 to 1,000,000 dollars. The city-owned hangar burned, insurance could not cover the cost, and the largest aircraft, a Gristo owned twin-pontoon, was valued at 15,000. Officials report salvageable engines and boiler units remaining.
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Oil City
Associated Press
OW City
Splane Memorial
Jess
Sirfield
Ity
Paul Renard
Pranklin
Wdnetvid Citivens
J. G. Payne
Speeding motorist halted after crash at crossing
Henry J. Krupa of Spring Greek RD faced charges after driving south on North Center Street at high speed about 1 45 AM He struck a crossing gate at the Erie Railroad crossing near the Immigration building and fled up South Center Street hill Officers Burlingame and Goodin witnessed the chase and halted him two miles south of town His license information will be checked and charges prepared today
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Henry J. Krupa
Krupa
North Center Street
Irvation
Erie Railroad
Erupa
Flanigan
Shoe rationing may end October first
Washington on September 13 reports shoe rationing could end October 1 if WPB leather bureau recommendations are followed. A decision will come after next week’s meetings between WPB Chairman Porter and OPA Administrator Boyles. Not yet full agreement exists.
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Uy Associaten Res
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
J. A. Iorty
OPA
Chester Boyles
WFB
Freight traffic dips in Corry amid war contracts
The Corry area reports a heavy drop in freight volume with shipments from the Ajax Ton Works and Raymond plant leading the decline. PRR and Erie Railroad offices show far lower activity than four years, while local freight on the Erie line fluctuates day to day, continuing a pattern seen across the week.
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Corry
Oper Dome
Aero
Ajax Ton Works
PRR
Erie
Raymond Plan
Dap
Hawart
Thiernis
Infant Choked To Death At Home In Maryland
Daniel John Anyse two years old died after a piece of chocolate candy lodged in his throat at 1815 Holland Street Hoke. He was rushed to St Vincent's Hospital but died en route. The father, a former prisoner of war wounded three times, returned home Tuesday after a Navy discharge.
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Babe
Brie
Daniel John Anyse
Ants
Rum Kuhn Anyse
Holland Street
Hoke
Warren W. Wood
St. Vincent's Hospital
Plans to remove Adaline McKinney revealed in trial
Defense witnesses testified that Adaline McKinney’s husband had spoken of divorce and that a criden jet baseball player Wendell Mermey was present when the couple were dining shortly before he was fatally shot. Dr. Biddle, a psychiatrist, said McKinney suffered amnesia and acted like a sleepwalker the night of the murder, raising questions about her sole intent to kill.
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Warren
Adaline McKinney
Faureville
Wendell Mermey
Thvine
Dr. Biddle
1010 NOW HOPES 10 Recover From Grievous Wound
War crisis reports indicate business at standstill and a serious food shortage. The hunt for listed war criminals progresses as authorities expect significant personal distress and long term impact.
Japan Faces Scrutiny Over War Debt and Tojo Trial Hopes
Tokyo reports say the government must show progress within two days or lose special privileges as Gen. Hideki Tojo seeks renewed wartime recovery hope. The dispatch notes Tojo’s earlier capture and hospital status after U S detention, amid ongoing legal and political turbulence.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Bighin Amy
Dapables Gnverment Buddy
Macaritur
Mmil
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Tojo Plans Suicide As War Crimes Probe Intensifies
Yokohama September 11 Associated Press reports Tojo attempted suicide during an interview stage by firing a 32 caliber pistol. He survived after transfusions and treatment and was listed in satisfactory condition. Officials say Tojo answered few questions about Pearl Harbor, demanding documentary proof.
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Yokomama
Edeet Tojo
Tojo
Subuzo Kurusu
Pearl Harbor
Qardell Hall
Yokohama
Sapien
Forcrs
Toji
Navy
Adm
Shigetaro
Melasie Hunt
Cey
Dragon Society
Russell Brines
Associated Correspondent
Iseveral
Seiga 30
Ryohei Uchia
Sour Nes Tal
Taketora Ogata
Che
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Francisco Franco
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Mussolini
Rome
Pity XI
Eisenhower
John Eixenhower
Mark W. Clark
Austria
Balkan
Tex Roosevelt
Ub Sn
Conor
Vilas
Hime
Josef Meisinger
Germay Gestipo
Dad Lold Me Kotoye
Mathsrrists
Pojo's
Strumeese
N. Corry
Speeder
Henry Krupa
R. BR
City
McKinney
Adaline
Irvine Forge
State Hospital
Roal
Pershing
John Joseph Pershing
Miles
Self
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