Child Blamed For Two Fires In Jamestown
Jamestown dispatch shows two fires Monday morning caused damage to a bedroom at 61 Hazzard Street and garages at 8 Liberty Street and Lakeview Avenue. A 14 year old was blamed by Chief Rudolph H Swanson for setting the blazes. Fireman David Robertson suffered a hand cut from broken glass. another man was treated at Jamestown General Hospital for his injuries.
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Jamestown
Howe
Hazzard Street
Liberty Street
Lakeview Ave
Hue
Myeman
Rudolph H. Swanson
David Robertson
Baker Street
City Hall
Hazard Street
Edith Wample
Anthony Foll
J. DiGregorio
Robert Son
Jamestown General Hospital
President's message praised for clarity and unity
The message to Congress is praised as clear and unifying with a simple war aims statement. Americans want straight talk from leaders, not legalistic verbiage, and will help if they understand what is being done and why, seeing officials as Americans united in the war effort.
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Ghie
Congress
P R R to repair three crossings in Third Ward
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to fix three Third Ward crossings along Buffalo Avenue. Work began at the North Center street crossing near Elizabeth's cemetery and is expected to finish there in one day before moving to West Columbus avenue and then West Smith street.
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P.R.R
Third Ward
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
West Smith Street
Buffalo Alyision
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
North Corry
West Columbus Avenue
North Center Strat
B. Ellzzabeth
Juvenile suspects destroy property at Twin Lakes park
Police reported juveniles as suspects in vandalism at Twin Lakes in the Allegheny National Forest area. Fifty windows in the administration building and nearby structures were broken with other damage to facilities in the park, amid a drive ban and planned detours during road repairs affecting North Corry and West Smith streets.
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Dalisy Kane
Twin Lakes
Allegheny National Forest
U. S. Forestry
Barbarian Invasion and United States Employment Trends
A fragmented piece contrasts Italy’s enduring beauty with historical invasions and wartime looting by Nazi troops. It argues that despite destruction, Italy’s natural and artistic wealth remains, then shifts to postwar employment, noting the US Employment Service placed nearly 5,000 people in war related jobs last year despite the era’s hardship and highlighting anecdotes of individuals overcoming disability and underemployment.
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United States Employment Service
Ste
Wesefli
Bene-Oli
Aiddah Thal
Bre
Curvajime
Ewig Muchii
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Piles 1923
Twenty years ago from Journal Piles dated September 21 1923 reports Camrys first concrete pavement on Mast street nearly ready for traffic and a council decision to use concrete for experimental purposes. William L Parker 52 former hotel man dies at Corry hospital after minor operation. Oil City police report youths arrested for car theft from Mark Coyle and car recovered. Over fifteen hundred attend opening of the New Grand theater and North Center Street movie house crowds fill shows. Fire department battles small blaze on East Main Street near Shady Avenue. Lawrence Walton 76 dies after a stroke at his Columbus home, shocking many locally.
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Camry
Mast Street
Council
William L. Parker
Matt
Corry Hospital
New Grand Theater
Fragmented quiz page with erroneous text and questions
A damaged OCR page presents a chaotic quiz with mis-spellings names and dates. It asks about Senator Carter Glass, General Pershing, John K Sullivan, Tom’s Cabin, Latin phrases, and other historical trivia, though many items are garbled.
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Carter Glass
U.S
Richard Mansfield
Maine
Patent Office
eAesuke
OPA Rationing Problems and Stamp Validity Update
The article lists rationing details across goods including meats butter processed foods and sugar with stamp validity dates and coupon values for Books 1 and 2. It notes new valid dates for Brown Blue and other stamps and outlines regional differences in coupon worth for Gesoline and fuel oil alongside a separate fact about The Great Pyramid height and base area.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountainyard
Midwest
Southwest
Rocky Mountains
Tattooing as Mutilation and Removal Methods
The article notes tattooing as a form of mutilation in medical circles and discusses sailors viewing it as sport. It warns of lifelong banes from tattoos, and outlines removal attempts such as abrasive rubbing, steam, dry ice, ultraviolet exposure, silver nitrate, and surgery, while noting removal is not easy.
Girl Recovering After Ski Operation At Mt Sinai
10 year old Judy Rosen remains hospitalized at Mt Sinai after severe chest and arm burns requiring a skin graft following a skiing accident. Police officer killer Thomas Caulfield, now at Eastern penitentiary, recalled for memory the girl’s resilience as doctors say months of recovery lie ahead and she longs for her mother's cooking.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Thommys
J. Caulfield
Klling
Judy Rosen
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Osulfeld
Hier
Thompson's Barasma Tablets Promote Kidney and Liver Health
An ad touts Thompson's Barasma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic aiding kidney waste flush and reducing aches and nighttime urination. It claims benefits for liver and stomach and notes a 50 cent price alongside Golden Lax Tablets.
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Uae
Calf Killing Charge Ties to Highway Incident
State police charged Carl Melson Puller, 98, of Springville with killing and leaving a dying calf on Sprague Hill road, an act discovered after an accident near the spot where 15 year old John Ernest Wilson died in September. Puller was fined $10 by Justice Clifford C. Ball in Westfield on Sunday. The incident occurred a day before the anniversary of the earlier fatal crash.
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Jamestown
Sprague Hill
Carl Melson Puller
Concord Road
Springville
Cattaraugus County
Justice of the Peace
Clifford C. Ball
Westfield
John Ernest, Wilson
Brocton
Oil City Soldier Reported Missing in Action
Sgt. Raymond P. Schwabenbauer, 22, of 917 Hoffman Ave, Oil City, is missing in action in the European theater. The War Department noted he has been missing since September 6 while serving as an aerial engineer and gunman on a Flying Fortress. Family will be notified of any further information.
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Brie
Joseph Wagner
Democratic Committee
Leon Dryfool
Tadig
Recorder Jet Deeds
Harry Milter
Reptb- Moat
Laurence Taylor
Harry Meyers
Wagner
Sarah J. Quinn
Fred Jefferaty
Dnly
Oil City
Scar
Flying Fortress
Africa battle claim cited by Swede in joint report
A fragmented report from The Swed e cites Africas battle status as claimed by Arn Abul Hisenhe, with mention of capture and related diplomatic signals. The text remains unclear but indicates a regional security development and potential messaging from involved parties.
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la Spez
Africas
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