City notes and notices mix in Erie area roundup
Patrolmen clean meters for winter. Kennecott Copper reports six months net profit of 23 000 075 after taxes. Two girls reported missing from Detention Home. City grants curb and sidewalk permits. Funeral and church notices for local clergy and teachers. City council raises wages 10 percent. U S Navy recruiting rooms set in municipal building. War Production Board asks firms to donate one fifth of standard office typewriters. Pennsylvania to blackout outdoor fires amid forest fire season. Local fire warden warns dry spell risks to lumber stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennecott Copper Corporation
United States
P.O. Miller
East Main Street
Arlo A. Williams
Desmond
Park Place
Dominick Piccirillo
West Pleasant Street
Don D. Williams
Orcutt
Mill Streets
Powell Motor Co
North Center Street
Two Jamestown Boys Sentenced and Paroled
Donald F. Holdsworth and Frank J. Mistretta, both Jamestown residents, were sentenced to one year in county prison by Judge Lee L. Ottaway after pleading guilty to indictments. Several charges were suspended or reduced, and Mark Rolph of Cheektowaga faced probation and potential second degree assault adjustments. Details include prior indictments, Attica prison terms, and representation by attorney Willard W. Cass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
Donald F. Holdsworth
East Second Street
Frank J. Mistretta
West Eighth Street
Jamestown
Lee L. Ottaway
Buss ‘Glory
Bugh W. N. Bodine
Attica
Mark Rolph
Chewlauqua
Sherif Roy L. Chadwick
Boward O'Conner
Ralph
Mayville
Willard W. Cass
Throngs At Sparta For '42 Found Dying Of Fair
Sparta region reports a large turnout as news arrives of a former resident dying at the fair. The article lists many local visitors, church notes, and community notices, plus a separate item from Warren about Irvine Boyd, an 11 year old farmer, wounded at Buchers Mills with uncertain prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Warren
Irvine Boyd
Buchers Mills
Ed Lowrey
Lowrey
Boyd
Speak In City On Thursday
Dr and Mrs Garry Cleveland Myers specialists in child development will speak in Corry during the day and evening. They lecture to students at the Corry Public Schools, address Rotary Kiwanis at the Ritz Restaurant, and speak to a PTA gathering at the Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Roth
Priscilla Senior
Edinboro
Clare Burton
Little Rock
Arkansas
Glenn Burton
Carrie Newton
Hydetown
Allie Maitland
Mis J. A. Johnston
Mas.Tiya Tits
North East
Velina Blakesley
Erie
John Gulp
Wayne Brown
Union City
Clara Schreckersgast
Titusvile
Mabel Schreckengost
Ployd
Vernal Torrey
500 Club
Peal Dooher
Martha Kunich
Centerville
Ora Jean Academy
Ruth
Charlotte Foltz
Basil Hummer
Ted Conor
Martha
Delicioux
Poley
Olean
Oval Abport
Sale ‘Tmanca
George
Davis
Bewley
Grace Carroll Bewley
Ray Bewley
San Francisco
Calif
Gomg
California
William Farley
Signal Corps
Port Sill
Oklahoma
Fort McCleland
Louisiana
Tabernacle
W. W W. Wailley
Bradford
Jared Bacon
Eftie Weberbee
Britton Run
Oliver Carter
Women’s Society ‘of Christian Service
Ina Smith
Slumah
Garry Cleveland Myers
Corry
Jamestown Plane Called Into Coast Patrol Service
Jamestown Sept 21 Civil Air Patrol coastal duty expanded with Anthony Mangine’s Stinson activated. Plane flown from Jamestown Municipal Airport by William Heites and Lewis Prouts, who will operate the craft from an undisclosed base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Civil Air Patrol
John H. Wright
Anthony Mangine
Stinson
William Heites
Lewis Prouts
Heites
Ffouts
Bonfiglio resigns from Jamestown city council
Jamestown September 22 Bonfiglio a council member for three years tendered his resignation effective September 30 due to private duties. The action was filed with City Clerk Joseph Midgley and announced at noon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonfiglio
Jamestown
Jamies
Joseph Midgley
Resume Probe of County Affairs ERI Sept We ind Fury Monday
The long running inquiry into county affairs resumed after a week’s recess. Jurors examined personal property tax office matters salaries of county employees and potential general audit of courthouse offices. Ahn was found wounded in suspected murder scene and Mr Boyd died. officials including Sheriff Stuart rushed to hospital. The New York Aquarium attracted 24 million visitors from 1902 to 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERI
Mae Weind
Winip
Cerytain
Court House
Mr. Boyd
Ahn
Sherif Wiliam Stuart
Warren
Lutz
Grand Jury to Launch Police Inquiry Today
Erie reports the grand jury begins an investigation into alleged corruption between the Erie police department and a local figure. District Attorney Burtoy Laub and Mayor Barber press the probe, naming Edward Allen as assistant investigator. Judge Kitts and Evans were petitioned for jurors and court instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Grand Jury
Erie Police Department
Dan Honse
Burtoy
Laub
Charles R. Barber
Edward Allen
Miles B. Kitts
Elmer L. Evans
Blackout Violations Excus ed at Kane Kane
A Kane Pa report notes only two blackout violations found by local defense, with mitigated circumstances leading to orders to install outside switches. Future fines for all violations are planned under borough rules enacted with air raid drill ordinances. A civilian defense meeting will review blackout surveys and new instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Kane
Coin of Defense
Ordihanes
Usl
Public safety probe begins with county officials
Laub and his staff, plus county detectives, worked Sunday on the preliminary steps for a thorough probe. Allen joined Monday with several assignments as the district attorney's office collaborates closely to investigate and address public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arage
Laub
Distriet Quarney
Allen
Fragmentary Washmation Market Note From 1940s Page
Readable fragments show farm market notes with commodity prices and sales. Mentions wheat corn turkey price cuts and farm selling actions amid vague dates and officials. Names and places are unclear but imply agricultural trade updates.
Fragmented OCR yields unclear consumer policy note
A garbled OCR passage discusses consumer districts and labor issues with distorted phrases. It mentions government offices and estimates but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. The text is too corrupted to determine concrete actions or subjects.
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Paracraf
Edward Bielawski
Harley Drake
Beulah Bagman
Doris Mae Holland
West Eleventh Street
Francis Graves
F. R
St. Thomas’ Church
Francis B. Hassett
St. Columbkille
Stone~boro
Titusville
St. Madeleine Sophie
Phila
Delphia
H. B. Groff
Talon
Board of
Meadville
Garland Methodist Whch
Lotta Cale Wentworth
George N. Wentworth
Cole Hill
Cora Merry
Pennsylvania
Office of Price Administration
James F. Bogardus
OPA
Eagle Street
Renair
Fred L. Baines
Cornell
Sims
Beaver Falls
Dennis Mutscheller
Howard B. McCray
U. S. Army
Nav
Marine Corps
Robert E. Hunter
Wayne Street
Richard S. Rice
Julius Tryzbiak
Waterford
U. S. Navy
City
U. 5 Navy
War Production Board
Philadelphia
WPB
Orville H. Bullitt
Rogers Stes! Company
Aero Supply
Rolph
Monroe County
Birkus Bay Walker
Jefferson Street
West
Ohio
Kenneth
Lina Rexford
Eeta
Johny Johnston
D. A. Johnston
General Patterson
Petawawa
Ontario
Melvina Bradley
Patterson
Buffalo
Roy Aliens
William Stover
Genevieve Parke
Babe
Lincolnville
Ray Morton
Burl Boughton
East Hickory
L. B. Moore
Raymond Puller
David
Sharon
Cassa Fuller
Catherine Buxton
John Farrington
Lloyd Crosby
Buhe
Tidioute
Clifford Crosby
P.D. Blair
Hiya Farley
Blaore Parley
Asther
Hazel Duffy
Pittsburgh
Verne Fuller
Bertha Livin
Cleveland
Iowa
Florence Snapp
Frank Childs
T Children
Guys Mills
George Salmon
Jasper Tillotson
Lincolnvitle
Willard Tillotson
Wendel Kean
O1l City
B. F. Ingram
Concord Corners
Nellie Smith
James Wright
Grand Valley
Joseph Weidner
Paul Sheldon
Carl Thomas
Williard Tillotson
Clarerice Pairchilds
Oil City
Ars
Gary Shreve
Ralph McAninen
Suzanne
New Kensington, Pa
Harry McAninch
Blaine Crosby
Townyile
Irvine E. Boyd
Coast Patrol
Miller’s News
Wafson
Salerno
Graham
Daisy
New York Aquarium
Mery Wal
NSA
Pennsylvania Oil
Pana
Plier Startal Ou Lake
Wig
Senate
Lyfos
Vince
Sk Potat
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