War Board Ready To Make Farmers Loans
The Drie County War Board is authorized to administer loans to farmers needing help financing farm operations and boosting food production. Loans run through the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation and are designed to supplement credit sources, not compete with them. Officials urge planting additional crops and using these loans to ensure adequate food supply, with government taking extra risk to support farm output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County War Board
Drie County War Board
Eny
Oye Country
Carl D. Proctor
Erie County Way Bond
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Wp Board
Farm Security Administration
Death Claims M. J. McMahon in Lake Worth Florida
Michael A. McMahon died April 1 in Lake Worth Florida after illness. Survived by son George and grandson Bork of Cory, several brothers, a sister, and many nieces and nephews. A St Thomas Church member, temporary burial occurred in a southern city with plans to bring the body home to Cory when travel possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. McManhon
Lake Worth
Pennsylvanks Railroad
George
Bork
Cory
James
Brocton
Gil Cly Thomas
Meadville
Mayme Aldrich
MeMslion
St. Thomas Church
New Oil Order Aims Midwest Redistribution To Aid East
Washington April 3 Petroluem Administrator Harold L Ickes ordered a drastic reshuffling of the petroleum supply and distribution system in the Midwest covering 15 states to expand fuel flow to the offshore east. The plan seeks maximum efficiency in transport and to release rail tank cars to boost east coast shipments with a zoned network set up for terminal deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Associated Press
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Rea
Unclear phrasing on 1912 harvest forecasts reported
Fragmentary OCR note references the U S Department of Agriculture and harvest predictions for 1912. It mentions uncertain figures and a convoluted update about yields and forecasts without clear entities or dates.
Local notices and ads from town listings and events
A compilation of small town ads and items including grocery deals from Pillsbury flour and baking powder, church notes on a former pastor now in the Army, community dinners, Red Cross drive totals near 9,310.38, weatherwear ads, club bingo, bus company labor stance, local officials and residents updates, school and church activities, and brief crime and accident mentions across Warren, Frankin, Dunkirk, Meadville, and surrounding areas. The items reflect wartime community notices, public services, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury
Ige, Davis
Page & Ferty
Ralph
Buffalo Street Methodist Church
Celoron Methodist Church
Tne
Bret Weienant
Investigation of OPA Plannned Faces Dual Probes
Washington April 3 The Office of Price Administration comes under two inquiries as Administrator Prentiss Brown seeks better public relations while the Howie Committee leads an immediate probe into OPA powers. A House committee will scrutinize Federal actions and allied agencies for possible overreach. Tangier center of international activity noted in Tangier amid broader wartime coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Congressional
Prentiss Brown
Brown
Lou’ Maxon
Congress
OPA
Wederat
Dlerdiine
Pan-American Club plans quiz at Corry Senior High
The Pan American Club sets next Tuesday for a professor quilt with Phyllis Hoenes as the professor. Contestants include Donina and Shelle Belts Bob Dried Mary Butters Olive Lee and Florence Lindstrom. Time-keeper Paul Pairchilds and score-keeper Wilbur Larson. Questions focus on South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Quilt
Phylis Hoenes
Donina
Shelle Belts
Bob Dried
Mary Butters
Olive Lee
Plorence Lindstrom
Paul Pairchilds
Wilbur Larson
South America
Corrian
Corrians
Beaver Club
Donald Mosher Bol Auer
Josephine Perry
Phyllis Anderson
Marthy McIntyre
Putnam
Ped Cross Club
Jeep
N Ickle
Hunlors
Victory Gardennotes and School News from Concord
Evelyn Morris and Russe Beckwith start a Victory garden to grow tulip bulbs and buy defense stamps with bloom proceeds. Social science topics like Antivil Homes at School and aquarium projects appear as students share home records, fish and tadpoles, and a radio phonograph in the building. Marilyn Mille moves to Cheeklawaxo. Rose Pate and Maxwell Motzan update on plants. Red Cross drive funds are collected, and Miss Anderson’s class wins a prize for spring-time photos. Perfect spelling scores at Fairview School are listed, with second grade posters and daily routines noted. Mr. Thomas is sick, Day Way works as janitor, Furn Smock is out sick with a broken item, and expected return is soon.
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SD Jiometom
Johin
Therem Wright
Lori Costello
Ciiases
Thesday
Fins
Robert Miller
Fich
Lhidberg
Barbary ‘Thornton
Patricia Pat~ More
Sugar Grove
Art Black
Dick Clark
Bill Harmon
George Frankovitch
Ken Harvey
Perry Tanner
Merton Mountain
Bob Fenton
Dick Ryan
Hed Kinnedy
Glennn McKinney
Porneva
Van
Evelyn Morris
Russe Beckwith
Tessuck Ully Weekly
Wrol Hassett
Concord School
Grate
Gontoreé Bta
Marilyn Mille
coom @ hes
Cheeklawaxo
Orde 5
North Amesia
Roukes
Rose Pate
Widgis
Fairview School
JoAnn Switerski
Base Machne
Shirley Hoyt
Betty Joseph
Jalean Hittyer
May Jarle Chirlouzio
Dorothy Wallace
Delores Dulley
Barbera Shaver
Sylvia Cassell
Sally Holstee
Charles Lutten
Louis Catallu
Allan Canfield
George Ross
Paul Stroup
Ronald Harditzer
James Coates
Pringsgoson
Thoms
Thomas
Furn
Myob Glade
Allies press on Tunisian front amid shifting fronts
Allied forces report continued attacks across Tunisia as Axis units fortify coast ports and Rommel’s position near Gabes is cited as near final union with Von Arnim’s northern Axis army. Algiers brief notes Axis resistance to a British First Army push beyond Sedjenane toward Matre? with Axis subs reported active in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunisia
Vichy
Mediterranean
Berlin
Sedjenane
Cerne
Matewr
Biaorte
Fourth grade spelling tops in week of exams
The third and fourth grade classes report perfect spelling scores with several students named for the week Ronnie Akam Nancy Waad John Coilller Eugene Canfield Evelyn Anderson Wilmina Smith and Carl Manges. A class basket of flowers went to Mr Thomas and the P T A bought a new needle for the victrola. Dot Sherwood was absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Akam
Nancy Waad
John Coilller
Eugene Canfield
Evelyn Anderson
Wilmina Smith
Carl Manges
Mr. Thomas
Dot Sherwood
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local events and weather
Fragmentary text references public service plans, a Scranton area event, pavement work, and a blinding storm on April 3. Mentions include Pittsburgh stations, a Brow School, and various names. Details are garbled, leaving only scattered references to dates, temperatures, and stamp sales.
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Msield
Hills Brothers Coffee
Texas
Wing-Willi Star Stores
WAR Board
Warren
Hari Wiley
Warrerz Moyelly Canal
Ay Springer
Willey
Springer
Dre Separiment
M. J. McMahon
Zuckerman
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Boston House
Kane
American Red Cross War Fund
Harry Newton
Kanabaroush
Patl
Sherman O. Shatter
Charles Shatter
Cherrytree Township
Tim
Cleveland
Holly
National Labor Relations Board
Franke Jin
Steelworkers of America
CSO
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Rod & Gun Club
J. B. Cogen
Frederick Street
Sir
Louis J. Wagner
Keystone Cooperative Grape Association
H. ©. Bureh
Wagner
Keystone
Crawford County
Board of Commissioners
Cony Hospital
Lawrence Dunnewold
Clymer
John TeCroney
Ben Main
Galeton
Roy Brown
Spartansburg
Geell Brown
Dunkirk
Dunkirk War Council
Loral Rs
Omewla
Foyat
Powell Motors
Soitch Street
F. W. Woolworth Co
Ridgway
Charles P. Harvey
St. Marys
Elk County
Kaul Memorial Hospital
Ing
V. BP. W
Franklin
William 2. Barrow
Rotary Club
Reynolds
Toledo
Libby-Owens Glass Company
Nell’s
Franklin and Sugarcreek Township
Army and Navy I
Franklin and
Rocky Grove
Navy College
War and Navy Departments
George C. Magee
Keystone Ordnance Works
Mendville
St. Edward's P.T. A
Coty Hospital
Nuuses
William Halfast
West Church Street
A. Mountain
Union Signalslrector
Chub
William Myers
Sprinp Street
Mendville City Hospital
Race Street Bridge
Wilbur Wallace
Tangier
Oppadln
Wrodty
Itt
Corry
Cory High School
Titusville
Cory High
Jack Miller
Dick Kinney
Bul Flick
Dick Smith
Ray Blynt
Mike Goda
Bob Jackson
Elwood Davis
James Maine
Fort Benning
Jimmy
Armored Division
John Conors
Harvard
Sack Wait
Norfolk
Jack
Norfotleth
Sam
Melvin Anderson
Bud Bergman
TG Sethol
Thounlor High
Marmot Fig Sali
Teror
MtaiTow
Joe Rhe
Jory
Kkéumody
Red
Josepi Gritlis
Los Angeles
Calif
Tia Speling
Richard Chast
Barbara Ruttner
James Luellén
Malcolm Dearine
Shibley Bennett
Lois Porter
Levor Humes
Rebecca Willams
Evelyn Norris
Helen Louise Shearer
Russel Beckwith
John Gibson
Charles Jorden
John Parons
Robert Scott
Miller’s
Wudevat
Plein Pointe
Cullen
Bernstein Bros
Corry, Pennsylvania
Paty Akieperatures
Ibe County
D. Thoms Lois J. Th
Roy Hu
Cexandys Fewistan
Panying
Chelton Rhodes
Port
Pittsburgh
WGEI
Pfe
J. Moter
Clesmethport
Toontrol Center
Scranton
Robert Nit
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