Coaststorm hits Cape Cod area injures no one
Reports from Getty Water Supply Office describe a coastal storm that struck the Cape Cod area, with no injuries to Mr and Mrs Gil. The incident disrupted summer activities and caused scattered damage. Local officials, including the Lignor Central Board, disclosed new liquor clerks appointed with an annual $2880 salary. Firestone executives forecast postwar grows in truck production and unemployment checks totaling $68,669.50 were issued across Pennsylvania in the week ending September 15.
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Getty Water Supply
Herold Gil- Golnit
Cape Cod
Giltetas
Farid Wagner
State ‘Treasury
Corry
Erie
Mendville
Oil City
Warren
Destroyer Warrington Lost in Last Week’s Hurricane
Washington dispatch reports the 1,850-ton destroyer Warrington and two Coast Guard patrol vessels sank in last week’s hurricane. The Warrington carried about 230 officers and men, and the Coast Guard boats each held a crew of 35. Survivors from the Jackson drifted 58 hours off Virginia before rescue. Commander Sam Mel Wrnke Quarles of Nathalie, Virginia, commanded the Warrington.
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Asnoumrs
Washington
Warrington
Coast Guard
Navy
Crath
Jackson
Virginia
Erst
Sam
Mel Wrunke Quarles
Nathalie, Ve
Furnaces List 2000 Open Hearth Units in Use
Electric and nine crucible furnaces aid steel production with capacities from ten to four hundred tons as Andaloutris facilities operate nearby. The report notes nearly two thousand open hearth furnaces powering the steel output for allied needs.
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Bicol
Othe Rarth
Andaloutris
Gas truck crash near Meadville leaves two burned
Se wickley Barrage driver Freeman Scott 98 and companion Thomas Miernert 16 of Sewickley sustained head and body burns when a gasoline laden semi overturned after sideswiping a car driven by Charles Meyer of Hydetown. Meyer and his six children escaped as flames spread from spilled gasoline igniting telephone poles.
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Meadville
Sewickley
Hames
Spencer Hospital
Freeman Scott
Thomas Miernert
Blate
Scott
Miernert
Charles Meyer
Hydetown
Curry Hill
Here
Meyer
Meyer Auto
Meyer Machine
May Delay OPA Agent's Trial
In Erie, Sept 18, the possible continuation of the trial for Chester Dailey, ex-OPA investigator, looms as a key motion. Dailey faces charges over gas ration coupons, with government testimony pending an available witness now in the armed forces. Also on the docket is Charles Leslie, ex-OPA district director, charged with a shortage in accounts during his servicer for the now defunct Second National Bank. Judge F Schoonmaker of Pittsburgh was to hear testimony as the September term opened.
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ERIB
Tria
Chester Dailey
OPA
Federscourt
Dalley
Federal Channel Court
Charles Leslie
Second National Bank
Teslit
F. Schoonmaker
Pittsburgh
First Meeting Canteen Corps Tuesday Evening
The first fall meeting of the Red Gross Cantey Corps is planned for Tuesday at 7 30 in the Practice House. All former members and those who attended the last nutrition classes are urged to attend this session.
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Red Gross Cantey Corps
Hw Practicn House
German Counterblows Blocked by Russians
An Associated Press dispatch from Bari cites German forces pushing from Bulgaria into northeastern Yugoslavia in an attempt to relieve Partrisans and recapture Negotin near the Danube. Radio France in Algiers relays Istanbul reports that the Red Army crossed the Greek border toward Salonika as of now.
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Romenteyey
Satu-Mare
Cluj
Céap
Associated Press
Joseph Marton
Bari
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Partsanis Heel
Negotin
Danube
Yoxoalavins
Radio Francest Algiers
Istanbul
Salonika
Aegean Sea
Riding Club Frolic Delights Large Town Crowd
A large crowd enjoyed a riding club frolic featuring a riding contest and a steer roping exhibition by western expert Jehu A. of Sugar Grove. My. Chapman hosted guest. committees ran a refreshment booth with volunteers including Mrs. John Maloney and others.
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My. Chapman
Jehu Anderaory
Sugar Grove
N Town
Groijids
John Maloney
Anglé Marsh
Robert Chitteh
R. E
De Lattre Returns as French Army Commander in Free France
Southern France reports General Jean De Lattre De Tassigny, after escaping from Riom prison with his wife and son, returns to command French armies. He previously helped seize Marseille and Toulon, earned popular acclaim in Montpellier and Lyon, and aided the Maquis before flying to England and rejoining the French forces.
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Pyorg Reve
Hal Hoyle
France
Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
Riom
Marseille
Toulon
Monpellier
Pris
Montpellier
Lyon
Sty
Naat
Africa
Tunisia
Vichy
de Lattre
Pierre Laval
Ater
Hit Run Driver Hearing Is Set In Craneaville Case
Craneaville charged with hit-and-run driving after two Lord Manufacturing Co. employees, JoAnn Ryan and Gladys Pieper, both 18, were seriously injured Tuesday night. State police arrested him Thursday. Hearings set for September 29 at 2 p.m., with disposition likely at November term of criminal part. Pieper in fair condition. Ryan in good condition.
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Brie
Herold LeRoy Ovarie
Craneaville
JoAnn Ryan
Gladys Pieper
William Heisler
Heisler
Crane
Lord Manufacturing Co
Hamot Hospital
Pieper
Ryan
Two Talon Officials Leave Meadville Firm
In Meadvill y, Sept P K Poulton Tulon Inc executive for years resigns to become president and general manager of Una Welding. Poulton joined Tulon in 1936 as Freesayer and became secretary treasurer in 1937 while serving on special assignments since last spring. Gerald F Gamber, director of employe relations and standards at Crosley Corporation Cincinnati, left the city with his family Friday, resigning from Talon Inc after 1935 service to accept Crosley post.
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Meadvilly
Septs
P. K. Poulton
Tulon, Inc
Una Welding
Cleveland
Poulton
Tulon
Tirhare*ment
Gerald F. Gamber
Crosley Corporation
Cincinnati
Priday
Gamber
Talon, Inc
Former Senator from County 15 in Hospital
Former state senator Gol. Ziesenheim of Ené County is hospitalized after a recent illness. A World War I flying instructor, he joined the armed forces May 25, 1942 and served as commander of a squadron at Greenville North Carolina before postings at Mississippi Army Air Base and Walker Army Air Field. He was moved to Fort Logan Hospital, Denver, for individualized Air Forces care.
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Gol. Ziesenheim
Armed Forces
Miami Beach
Fla
Ter
Greenville
N. G
Mississippi Army Air Base
Walker Army Air Base
Baltimore and Ohio brakeman dies after train accident
Jolley of Parkers Landing, age 54, died at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh at 9 p.m. Saturday from injuries after falling between two cars while crossing a train at Mt Jewett. He was dragged for a distance. one leg mangled and other injuries reported.
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Ofl Giry
Jonan PB
Uplly
Parkers Landing
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mt. Jewett
Jolley
Tom
Cvs
Dunkirk FBI Kidnappers Traced in Extortion Case
Sept 18 Dunkirk police hunted a band called the kidnappers who turned out to be FBI agents and a sheriff's posse. The case centered on Carl Mariana Jr. held by federal authorities on a service violation charge after a ransom demand of 1000 dollars. FBI official comments noted no extortion charge details. Mariana remained jailed in Buffalo awaiting bail.
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Dunkirk
New Dunkirk
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Carl Mariana
Brocton
Swede Road
Girl Spote
U.S
Harry 2. Harding
Bufalo
J. B. Wilcox
Speci
FRE
Buffalo
FBI
Mariana
Negro captured after two robberies in Br ie
Oliver Lewis, 31, a Black man, was arrested in Br ie after allegedly robbing two men within seven hours. Clifford Murray told police his wallet containing $80 was taken at 10:20 p m Friday during a ride. James Hayes helped end the spree, detaining Lewis as officers investigated highway robbery and larceny charges.
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Brie
Oliver Lewis
Negro
Dhiarres
Stanley
Kubeja
Clifferd Murray
Lewis
Alderman
George Brabender
James Evans
William F. Heisler
James Hayes
Murray
Piemho Ufker Short
Erie Establishes Infantile Paralysis Ward at Lake View Hospital
Erie September 18 in coordination with the city health department the Lake View Municipal Hospital opened a ward by the Erie County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. President Charles H Schloss announced the setup supervised by Dr James Smith health director. The ward serves emergency use for children and adults during quarantine of the disease with two nurses sponsored by the local chapter assisting.
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Erie
City ‘Health Department
Lake View Municipal Hospital
Erie County
National Foundation For
Charles H. Schloss
James Smit
Sttendahee
Reading Kiwanis District Convention Set for September
Ben Dean, Grand Rapids advertising executive and Kiwanis International president, will address the 27th annual Pennsylvania Kiwanians district convention on Thursday and Friday September 1 and 2 at The Barkshire Hotel in Reading. About 400 delegates from 127 clubs statewide are expected for the two day meeting featuring officer elections and plans for the coming year.
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Ben Dean
Grand Rapids
Kiwanis International
Pennsylvania Kiwanians
Andhey Barkshire Hotel
Reading
Woman Hit and Killed by Train in Cambridge Springs
An elderly woman Edythe Luly Hutchinson was killed when she walked into the side of an eastbound railroad freight engine at the Main street crossing in Cambridge Springs. Deputy coroner Carl P. Levine investigated. witnesses say she crossed into the engine’s path while southbound on Main street, and the train halted immediately after the impact.
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Cambridge Springs
Edythe Luly ‘Hutchinson
Main Street
Carl P. Levine
Sebfi
Levine
Stull Sound
Morrison Found Guilty Asks New Trial
Morrison was found guilty on two charges by a jury after deliberation lasting about an hour and three quarters. Sentence was deferred to Judge Allison D. Ware. Defense lawyers will seek a new trial next week. The defendant faces up to ten years in prison and a fine of 5,000 on each count. Morrison, a respected archaeologist and historian, is charged with offenses against two 17 year old boys with whom he had contact over several years.
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Brie
Mure Son
Mibamneya
Aver
Wding Stolt
Defendiumt
Allison D. Ware
Warrel County
U. Baw
J. Bhmer Reed
Erlenpehileel
Sen Lenva
Wade
Isd
Answers to I. Q. Quiz Bel he correst answers to quia
The quiz answer key lists items by number with names and terms. It includes John Easter Dulles, the state Arizona, the answer No. 4, a claim that all four synonyms are used, and a reference to The United States I. O. B. A. (Office of Price Administration) plus items about matching hats, peanuts, a French novelist, and Taiwan.
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I. Q
Gillett
John
Easter Dulles
Arizona
United States
Office of Price Adqinistration
Peanut
Taiwan
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That City
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