Local notices mix with oil production and shop ads
City and Vicinity items report Pillsbury flour at 99 cents and Lux or Lifebuoy soaps four for 19 cents at Wilcox Grocery. Bradford field weekly oil total 283,194 barrels, daily average 40,452, a new high since 1940. Meantime ads from Paul’s Men’s Wear, Barnes & Garrig, Lanston’s promote fall apparel and home goods. Local incidents include fishing success, church drive tally, and several accidents and arrests in nearby towns.
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Pillsbury
Wilcox Grocery
Bradford
All-Way Electric Co
Warren
Neil Woodruff
Orchard Street
Allegheny River
Hemlock
Elmer James
Paul
Women
Foreign Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church
Clarence Bailey
Corry R. D
Patricia Ann Cullen
John Cullen
Concord Street
Corry Hospital
Little Valley
Cattaraugus County
Abkomey
Joseph A.nevins
Olean
Nevins
Alfred Thayer
Franklinville
Jesse M. Seas Salamanca
Ely
Lanston's
Barnes
Tionesta
Sia
Betbcke
Saegertown
Marguerite Miller
Murphy’s
Titusville
Spcoming
P. Eckstrom
M. J. Sirdevan
Meadville
Glerks
T: American Visease Corporation
Barnes & Garrig
St. Agathe's Church
Jamestown
Main Street
Ctor Central
New Recreation Hall for Soldiers at Gap
A defense public works project approved by President Roosevelt calls for an $82,195 recreation building at Lebanon Pennsylvania for Indiantown Gap soldiers. The federal security agency will fund the project to serve 18 000 men stationed at the Gap on leave with recreational social and religious facilities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Defense Public Works
Roosevelt
Lebanon
Indiantown Gap
Federal Security Agency
The
Gap Military Reservation
Pardon Board Asked to Spare Life of William Earnest
The Pennsylvania Pardon Board was urged to spare William J Earnest a 36 year old Philadelphia short order cook from the death penalty for the September slaying of Mrs Ethel Atkins in an abandoned Montgomery County farmhouse. Prosecutor argued for elimination while counsel William F Fox urged life imprisonment as proper.
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Aluerney
Harrisburg
State Pardon Board
William J. Earnest
Philadelphia
William F. Fox
Zarneb
Ethel Atkins
Montgomery County
Fox
Committee to redraw districts cuts 84 to 23 seats
In Harrisburg a ten member panel of five senators and five representatives was named by Speaker Kilroy and Senator Ealy to redraw Pennsylvania’s congressional map from 84 to 23. Leaders expressed optimism that the minority impasses over district lines could be resolved amicably and advance beyond the stalled legislature.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Elmer Kilroy
Charles H. Ealy
Unus
Fire guard urged for Pittsburgh bridge
Deputy County Fire Marshal George Cook urged county authorities to install a guard on the 2nd Street bridge over the Allegheny River after 17 fires since May 16. He noted fires were rare before the defense emergency and the latest blaze was the second in a week, causing slight damage.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
George Cook
2Nd Street
Allegheny River
Cook
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