Furloughed as relief needs show big drop in Erie county
Furloughs and reclassifications announced for state public assistance staff as cases fall. Executive director L. White says removals take effect October 1. Nine thousand six hundred twenty cases serviced in Erie county, the lowest since the department started, with 29 visitors among 7 employees.
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Secerinty Office
State Publp Assistance Department
L. .White
Hefie County Board of Public Assilanes
P. J. Grant
Edward G. Baker
Isaae Baker and Sons
Arthur H. James
Homer Brown
Hortos Davis
Corry
Norbert Gannon
A. J. Scolia
Herbert R. Spencer
Erie County
Harriet Bury
West 6Ttr
Mary Werner
Seminole Drive
Concetine Petrus
West Sth
Rosemary House
West 6Th Street
Floy A. Daud
West and Street
Charlotte Moore
Waterford
Mayor Egan Loses Bid for Renomination in Dunkirk
Dunkirk reports a sharp local upset as Mayor Thomas J. Egan loses the Democratic primary by about 50 votes to Frank T. Bartela. Bartela, a former police and fire commissioner, had not previously run for mayor. Egan had won re election two years earlier by 154 votes. The surprise comes despite the party blessing.
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Dunkirk
Thomas J. Egan
Frank T. Bartela
Egan
Democratic Ely Committee
Bartela
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Tax Assessors to Receive Instruction Across Counties
In Harrisburg today Dr Francis B Haas and Dr Pred W Hoa ser announce that about 400 city borough and township tax assessors will attend Wall Glasses of the Assessors Training School in eight counties starting in September. Weekly 216 hour courses span eight weeks with instructors drawn from lawyers and county officials. Over 200 assessors already took part this spring, bringing total trained to nearly 800 as counties reevaluate the system.
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Harrisburg
Francis B. Haas
Pred W. Hoaser
Public Service Institute
Tex Defescors
Reading
Eicpes' Jones
Assessors Training School
Butler
Washington
Bradford
Luzerne
Northampton
Delaware
Montgomery
Lefish
Erie
Warren
Susqiehanna
Pennsylvania
Water shortage closes Hazelhurst school due to no pipes
Hazelhurst, Sept 13. In the first water shortage in 12 years, 180 students walked into classrooms to find no water as pipes ran dry. Residents living along hillside areas lost service, forcing the school to close while the town relies on hillside springs and distant reservoirs fed by rainfall.
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KANB
Hazelhurst
Hawinin Wo
Fie
Plans to Convert School Building to Lunchroom and Recreation Center
Franklin Feardent proposes converting the Albers Gal-Aralth property at 1st Giker Street into two lunchrooms and a recreation center for high school students. The plan removes the porch for a new front, with part of the building housing a private headquarters. Facilities would include meals and entertainment, aiming for strong patronage.
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Heph
Ptanels
Franklin Feardent
Ags
Albers
Gal- Aralth
Pramklin
Giker
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Lack of endorsement fails 10 stop veteran in Pomfret primary
Sept 18 Fredonia reports the Republican committee backed clerk Frank Moir for another term, but Moir lost the primary to L M Harris 17 to 376. Harris will face Moir in the general as the endorsed candidate for school board president. Frank Sawyer defeated Ray Palrbanks for the Republican nomination as peace justice. The total vote was 19,466.
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Fredonia
Pomfret Dian
Moir
L. M. Harris
Frank S. Sawyer
Ray Palrbanks
Peace Justce
Seek Settlement in Miners Revolt Halt Marches
In Hazleton Pennsylvania insurgent CIO United Mine Workers halted marches against collieries to seek an amicable understanding. Three delegates from each of 42 locals were invited to discuss the revolt over dues and assessments. A three man commission named by UMWA President John L Lewis was to inquire into the revolt.
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Ay Associated Press
Hazleon
CIO United Mine Workers
Fo Register Rank
Fle
Umwa Distrik
UMWA
John L. Lewis
Brigham Hardware Co Specials on Heaters and Paints
Full line of coal gas and oil heaters at Brigham Hardware Co Dis 36 74 Full line of paints varnishes linseed oil etc Doane's Howe 8 W Main at.
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Brigham Hardware Co
Doane's Howe
Disappointed in Love Young Soldier Ends Life in Camp
Howard Hall, 20, a private in the anti tank company of the 110th infantry at Indiantown Gap, killed himself with a shotgun. Deputy coroner J. P. Burhans said Hall’s body was found in a wooded area near Dunbar, Pa. He left a note to his mother saying he was going to end it all after a girl at camp refused his request.
Import of Wool Shows Sharp Upturn at U S Port
Boston September 18 The National Association of Wool Manufacturers reports about 200 million pounds of foreign apparel wool entered customs during January through July this year. The rise reflects fourfold and sevenfold increases over the same periods in 1940 and 1939, aided in part by government contracts for wool fabrics.
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Boston
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Markets Stock Pittsburg Produce and Buffalo Livestock Report
Pittsburgh markets report moderate demand with apples and other fruit prices listed for No 1 bushels and regional varieties. Buffalo livestock figures show hogs cows calves and lambs with price ranges and weights, while New York stocks show cautious early activity and mixed advances for major names in a choppy session.
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Grimes
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Virginia
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Idaho
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Buffalo
Usher
Ul tes ud 04 keeps VICE 1 Hank Bu
Ul tes ud 04 secures VICE 1 Hank Bu position as title holder, with further details unreadable in the fragment. The item indicates a sports or entertainment context involving a person named Hank Bu and a competition or title.
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Hank Bu
The
Hes
Ul Tes Ud
Unclear OCR fragment hints at night event or race notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a night event, possible big cats theme, and names unclear. lacks verifiable details for a concrete summary.
Unclear fragment headline from 20th century sports page
Fragmentary OCR reads about athletics, Bears, and a long season with figures like 795 and names such as George Ha and Marty Ser. The text mixes locations, times, and ticket notes without clear events or outcomes.
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le Cleo McNe
George Ha
Bears
Dalle
Hobbs
Petitive
Marty Ser
Ingon
Phulin
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