Titusville Gutsy flagpole repair follows roped pulley plan
Reports from Titusville note the flagpole at the first entrance of Guty was dismantled for pulley work to fly the Hag again after a month absence. City Electrician Byes Larson said the base rotted, making reerection unsafe. Free shavings.
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Chautauqua County
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Gonewango Valley
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Staten
Westfield Hospital
Clearfield
Stewart
Local War News and City Reports Recapped
Powell Motor Co. gains attention amid wartime notices while Oil City reports the death of Charles F. Stanford in France. Torture tale of Harry Bauer, Paris, 1942, surfaces in Resistance notes. Local crashes, hospital updates, meetings, and civic notices fill the day.
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Paroled murderer is killed in France
Paroled paratrooper Phil Kennamer, released from a 25 year manslaughter sentence for the 1934 Thanksgiving day slaying of John F. Gorrell, was killed in action in France on August 15. The War Department notified Federal Judge Franklin B. Kenna about Kennamer’s death. Kennamer had testified in absentia in 1943 during clemency proceedings and had warned he might not return.
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Lucy Stanford
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Oila
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John F. Gorrell
Franklin B. Kennamer
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Kennamer
Oklahoma
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Fire destroys W T Richey homestead near Dempseytown
Titusville dispatch reports a fire destroying the W T Richey residence and contents about 1.5 miles north of Dempseytown Venango County on Monday afternoon. The 65 year old oak land township home suffered an estimated $11,000 loss with only $1,500 insured. J R Richey, Elina Richey and family escaped with minor injuries as an oil stove explosion fueled the blaze and rapid flames reduced the house to ashes.
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Dempseytown
Venanso County
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Oakeland Township
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Reds say highest Nazis not in war criminal list
Moscow reports that the Allied London list excludes top Nazis, described by Russian writers as a misunderstanding. Red Star editor Ehr The arguable stance warns against omitting Hitler and Himmler from the final roster, labeling such talk as dangerous and refuting the idea that only the leaders acted on orders.
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London
Tya Ehrenburg
Red Star
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Himmler
Ehrechburg
First Meeting of Inquisitors Open Season Notes
The inaugural session of the Inquisitors Club at the Masonic building on North Center Street opened the season with Paul Bailey as president, Edward Bripham as vice president, and Richard Husburt as secretary treasurer. Ray W. Gook of Associated Spring Corp spoke on steel in spring manufacture, followed by an open forum. Paul Packo performed accordion numbers, and a social luncheon with sandwiches coffee and pie concluded the evening. Guests included George Harvey and George Allen of Wallace Barnes Co with representation from Briatel Conn.
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Erie
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Loyal Order of Moose
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Meadville Production Credit Association
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Union City
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Lorraine Shampoe
Wattsboro
Florence Strigior
East Washington Street
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Corry
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Masonic Building
North Center Street
Paul Bailey
Edward Bripham
Richard Husburt
Ray W. Gook
Associated Spring Corporation
Wailice-Barnes Company
Briatel Conn
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George Harvey
George Allen
Wallace-Barnes Co
Lite
Hamston, Ont
Treasury report details receipts and balances on September 25
The Treasury reports as of September 25 receipts 227419119.50 and expenditures 9277640307.06, yielding a net balance of 15474633286.41. The total delay amount stands at 210799985287.81.
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Washington
the Treasury
Polio Death Toll Rises in Pittsburgh Outbreak
Pittsburgh reports six infantile paralysis deaths since June with an 11 year old girl dying yesterday. The city records 81 cases, plus 8 more from outside the city treated in local hospitals. In a separate case, 100 pieces of silverware valued at 75 dollars were recovered last week from a vacant house on West 10th Street, abandoned by the thief who targeted Mrs. Fred Ross of Walnut Street.
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