Westfield grape pressing opens as growers plan sales
Grapes begin being pressed at multiple plants in September across Westfield area including North East Keystone Grape Growers and Westfield Cooperative firms. Prices for tonnage unsettled, potentially matching last year’s 85 dollars. WPA and OPA pressure linger as agencies weigh price controls amid rising competition. Over 5,000 tons shipped last year from Midtown Ohio Niagara and Twin Lakes districts.
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Westfield
Welch
North Mast
Westfield Ort
Silver Creek
Keystone Grape Groward Co-operative
AL North East
DHE
Westfield Planters Co-operative
Che ‘Westfield Grape Growers
Rood A. McLean
National Grape Corporation
Browlars
Red Wine Company
American Grape Jules Company
Predonia
Bedford Products Company
Dunkel
Brownside
Utehale
WPA
OPA
Washington
WEA
Seltine
Midtown
Ohio
Niagara County
Tinner Lakes District
Recreation Board weighs W. K. Webb request for physical culture
The Recreation Board favors W. K. Webb of Syracuse for directing physical culture in schools and serving as secret industrial director. Endorsement from the State Department of Education is expected before action. A new express station contract with Warren Construction Co. of Jamestown is set. building due to finish next week. Harry Pawson named manager of the Corry Independent football team for fall, with assistants to follow. Mrs. M. S. Reynolds hosts Modern Dames Club meeting with business, fancy work and refreshments. Mrs. E. V. Skinner reportedly close to being able to go out. Edwin W. Foley, son of P. J. Foley, departs for Philadelphia and Atlantic City before entering Pennsylvania Military College in Chester, Pa.
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W. K. Webb
Syracuse
Aflona
Shire Department of Education
Warren Construction Company
Jamestown
Thas
Harry Pawson
Corry
Paulson
Edwin W. Toley
P. J. Foley
West Pleasant Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Na J
Pennsylvania Maiory College
Chester
Leslie Embelzzlement Case Again Continued
The federal government’s embezzlement case against Charles H. Leslie, former receiver for Second National Bank, was continued for a second time as federal court proceedings opened. Leslie, hospitalized at St Vincent’s Hospital for major abdominal surgery, weighs about 42 pounds lighter than in recent months. His attorney requested more time to prepare a defense, while Leslie indicated he would not plead guilty. The case concerns alleged misappropriation of about 100 dollars during his tenure as Erie Office of Price Administration director.
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Charles H. Leslie
Second National Bank
Mer Gy Marine
Owen Mr. Burns
Lesiie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Leslie
Burns Sud
Monding
Iria
United
George Mashanks
LcHomminker
Doruin
Toy
Déwwndlant
Tal
Viiarge
Leshiy
Erie Office of Price Administriiin
Mme Loos
A Reign of Law and Milwaukee Debt Lessons
The piece argues for criminal war tribunals under international law and highlights Milwaukee's debt-free status through a long amortization fund. It notes Dewey’s Western land observations, stressing unused and transferof land to investors, with concerns over vast undeveloped areas and future implications.
Can Man Live Without a Stomach
The piece explains stomach removal can save lives in cancer or peptic ulcer cases. It notes death rates of 1 to 3 percent in some hospitals and 10 percent for cancer, with many patients resuming normal life. Some experience digestion issues, weight loss, diarrhea, or post operative discomfort, but overall life expectancy remains strong.
Coast Society Leader on Trial for Murder
Salinas Calif Sept 19 Frances Andrews 30 year old Carmel society leader faces murder trial over the July 17 alcohol death of 19 year old farm worker Jay Tovet Jury selection crowds Monterey County courthouse with 190 seat overflow as Judge Jorgensen resists moving sessions. Prosecutors expect a delay while veniremen are drawn from 2700 potential jurors.
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Salinas
Calif
Frances Andrews
Carmel Society
Jay Tovet
Smpaneling & Jury
Monterey County
Hi G, Jorgensen
Udge Jorgensen
Sue Perylutous Chambers
Andrewo
Hal Lovet
Aging Youth Booster Claims Unverified Hormone Mix
A questionable advertisement touts a new medical formula blending vitamins and hormones to restore youth and vitality. It promises benefits to adults, claiming energy, mood, and pleasure may improve, with instructions and product names cited.
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Ie — Juysage
Wien
Body of Pilot Found Near Angelica Farm Crash Site
State Trooper D H Chamberlain reported the wreckage of a Beechcraft twin engine plane found five miles east of Angelica Allegany County. Missing since August 23 from Rochester the craft carried Capt. B K Lewis Blytheville Arkansas. Open parachute chute dangling from a tree and officers from Rome air depot to identify the pilot.
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Friendship
Iit
Angelica
Allegany Coat
D. H. Chamberlain
Rochester
B. K. Lewis
Blytheville
Ark
Rome
Chamberlain
Gerrett S. Terwilliger
Fhe Fatmn
Four Guilty In Gas Cases In Erie Federal Court
In Erie City on September 1, four men pleaded guilty before Judge F P Schoonmaker to conspiring in a gas rationing coupon scheme. Each was sentenced to parole for 48 months after admitting cheating and possession of coupons. A fine of 200 plus costs was imposed within a day. Named defendants included Edward G Berarducci Joseph D De Fazio Walter Brooks and Samuel Z Politz all Erie Works employees of General Electric Company. Ambrose J Mulligan Jr investigator said Brooks obtained coupons from De Pavia and sold them at the plant while Politz secured coupons from De Poala and Berarducci. The judge noted attempts to learn the source of the coupons and that the defendants claimed they were told by a man named Crank from TaMtulo No fad brought the coupons to the city.
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ERD
Ponrmet
F. P. Schoonmater
Juvist
Edward G. Berarducci
Joseph D. de Fazio
Walter Brooks
Union City
Samuel Z. Politz
Worthnet
Erie Works
General Electric Company
Ambrose J. Mulligan, Jr
Erie Office of Price Administration
Mat Brooks
de Pavia
Long Plant
Polit
Hwlly de Poala
Berarducci
Tuelge
YANK ASSAULTS GAIN MOMENTUM ON ISLANDS
Allied air and naval forces pressed the campaign as carrier planes and bombers struck the southern Philippine seas and nearby islands. Reports from Tokyo say U.S. aircraft including B-24 and P-38s raided Tart and surrounding targets, while Dutch Celebes and Micronesia areas saw continued raids and anti- invasion patrols.
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Tokyo
Tadin
Midian
Torat
Inyadid Paelin
Anguur
Gurvler
Armertegrabecraft
Ayaig
Woman Fights Off Assailant on East Tenth Street
Miss Helen Mite Uintowk, twenty seven, said a man dragged her behind a garage on East Tenth Street near Pennsylvania tracks. He grabbed her, kissed her, and tried to push her toward a street. she freed herself after screams drew residents and police responded. A suspect was reported arrested.
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Helen Mite Uintowk
East Tenth Street
Nuiy
Pennsylvania
Jor
Bacula Street
Résiawante
Steve
Q7 Gai you answer seven of Leu nue questions
A fragmented quiz item asks ten historical and military questions. It lists items about the Third Army, Constantinople, Tokyo Military Academy, Hybrid Islands, Pennsylvanian Dutch ancestry, naval ranks, and regional nicknames. The readable text is garbled and incomplete.
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Conalantinople
Tokyo Miliary Academy
Hywailig Islands
Hoalycun
Good Health Restored with Barsoma Tablets Note
Poorly legible ad touts Barsoma Tablets sold by Thownvon and claims they cleanse poisons and excess acids from blood. Mentions mis-spellings and a promise of quick relief from ailments, urging readers to try the product and buy from druggists.
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Timmanson
Stock market braces after morning tumble profit rally
New York stocks rallied from a circular drift with lenders boosting shares in steel motors rubbers and related groups. Noon quotes showed gains across several major issues as market breadth firmed, with prominent names including Bethlehem Steel General Motors Studebaker and Westinghouse Electric among those sustaining gains despite a choppy session.
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Associated Press
New York
American Smelters
Atlantic
Bendite Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Elvolro
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward _ National Biscuie National Dairy Northern Paciific Paramount
Penns
Penney Lote Socony
Studebaker
Westinghouse Electric
Youngstown
Arkansas
Penn
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