Local Notes and Appointments Highlight City Events
Twenty years ago the city council approved appointments including Clyde Damon Hw as constable of the Child ward following Judge Urlyin P Rowaiter. Kiwanis Club guests hosted at Lasker Hall and a ball planned for Armory preparations. Red Cross treasurer resignation noted, and two local residents William Montes and Miss Havel Suttan wed in Corry. Schools announce April spring vacation. reopening on April 22 after teachers travel homeward.
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Clyde Damon
Chistes Gruening
Judghr Urlyin
Rowaiter
Erin
William G. Montes
Havel Suttan
7. H. Davis
Corry
Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Public Notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishing details, editorial staff, and Associated Press privileges. It also prints an article on tax policies and wartime financing urging restraint on government spending to keep interest rates low and preserve postwar economic growth.
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Corry
Journal
West South Street
Corrytte
D. Colegrove
Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Detroit
Scenttel Gass
OPA Rationing Problems Outlined and Stamp Details
The article lists rationing rules and stamp values including blue stamps for processed foods, red stamps for meats and fats, and sugar and shoe stamps with expiration dates. It notes pooling coupons in households, fraud protection, and tire and fuel allocations with deadlines and eligibility guidelines.
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Joes
Verdig Marle Tough Job A Thod Authority Comment
Wartime food distribution challenges are outlined as farmers must boost production to meet wartime needs. The article notes farmers in America aim to surpass 1943 pantry levels, while distribution shows gaps between farm output and retail supply. It highlights butcher staffing shortages and retailer efforts to keep prices and availability steady amid high demand.
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Buteler
Blizsful
Sinalat
Tml
Daily Dozen: Poliomyelitis and Rheumatic Fever Risks
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania the piece warns that infant paralysis has had a favorable press while highlighting crippling and death risks for children. It notes 170000 new cases annually and over 840000 current sufferers, with rheumatic fever destroying many young lives and affecting army eligibility. Early symptoms are often misread, delaying diagnosis and treatment.
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Mamage
Jessen
London
Public Opinion Voices Immigration and Sunday Work Debate
A jumble of letters to the editor discusses American attitudes toward foreigners, Sunday work bans, wages and job standards, and civic duties. Residents debate immigration, patriotism, recreation costs, and social expectations while weighing personal responsibility and national identity.
Russians Push Through All Eastern Rumania
Soviet forces drive into eastern Romania as Molotov signals intent to press Romania to desert the Axis. Moscow aims to retain northern Bukovina and Bessarabia while German and Romanian forces clash in Odessa region. Red Star reports rapid advances near Odesa with bombardments and captures as Germany warns of its fuel supply risks from the campaign.
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Kovel
Old
Poland
Bulgaria
Hitler
Russia
Bucovina
Bessarabia
Rumania
Moscow
Odessa
Rodion
Malinovsky
Grea
Black
Oflessa
Germany
Estonia
Petroleum Press Bureau
How's Your I Q A Silly Quiz From A Cracked Page
A garbled quiz asks about American Flying Fortresses in WWII, the truth of dated stories, and questions about Nevada capitals Carson City and Reno. It includes misheard names and unclear references to a Philippine leader and insurrection, with broken spelling and stray lines.
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Mass Neal
House of Representatives of the Congress
Nevada
Reno
Carson City
Las Vezas
Damon T
Westwind Hal
Twinleh
Auto crash kills 18 year old in Brownsville area
An auto crash two miles south of Brownsville yesterday killed Mabel Symura, 18, of Scottdale, and injured two others. The driver Peter Melina, 23, and Barbara Shasurn, 5, of Brownsville, were hospitalized with severe injuries. The car failed to negotiate a curve and crashed into the foundation of an old school building Wyildire.
Plane Crash Near Franklin Reported In Franklin Pennsylvania
April 8 an APH pur MCIF plane crashed west of Franklin. The craft sustained damage and the pilot received minor injuries. Local authorities and Oil City’s Whiskey Air Patrol assisted, while the accident was reported to an aeromantic officer for investigation.
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Franklin
Colwabin
Bmw
Hur
Phohi Aller
Moon Ainlay
2D Chavez
Sie
Pio
Carroll
Graveily College
Cwwiskey Air Patrol
Oil City
Gismoline
Stabbing Incident At Har ry Robinsons Cafe In Titusville
A verbal quarrel at Harry Robinson's Café in Titusville escalated into a stabbing after a fight over a 4-F status. Mecam War, 29, was involved. an ambulance from Camp Rey Wolds attended the scene. Willis sustained superficial chest wounds and a scrape, with authorities delaying disposition of suspects for about an hour before planning further action.
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Recomerage Yetere Emic
Harry Robinson
Caf
Krennen
Dhe Uhre Jett
Ieight Starbett
Camp Rey+ Wolds canto
Titusville
Willis
Trix
Ho Jenife
Garay Reynolds
Plan Inquest Clears Child's Death In Cellar
New Bethlehem Pennsylvania April Dr H M Wellman coroner said inquest will review the death of a boy named Hoffman whose body was found in a cellar of the family home. Parents James A Hoff man reported the child missing for hours before discovery. Autopsy found the head struck three times with a blunt object causing a brain hemorrhage.
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New Bethlehem
HM. Wellman
Clarlow Cowley
Wyeutle
Hoffman
Pelion
Geary
James A. Hoft
Pittsburgh Produce Markets Report April 8 Stock Notes
Markets show mutterate demand with apples listed as 2 cars firm and assorted regional stocks. Buffalo Livestock section notes hogs, cattle, sheep steady with varied weights and prices. New York eggs and poultry price shifts accompany broader stock movements across major exchanges. Bids and quotas appear for Russet, Katahdin, and Bliss varieties amid mixed regional deliveries and tonnage figures.
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Pittsburgh
Bi Baskets
New York
Baldwins
Rome Realities
Daliciulis
Pennsylania Staymens
Eastern Cistus
Wealthies
Mefinsh
Nevrdlvsey Braymens
Pohaloen
Sheudy
Duffalo Livestock
Buffalo
ATS Asu
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Lasker Hall
Swinson
Mudies of Use
Catholic Beney— Plent Association
Mellroy
R. 3. Livermore
Je Lvcal Red Cross
William Froupheo Ware
Willoxe
Hay
Urtey
Lister
Elvarly
Willy
Daily Dozen
the Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Cary
Torelynes
Lele
Hin oWin
Eid
Reutlig
Bacueih
Denis
Munich
Chevy
Schowl
I. Q
Bureau
Itusville
Alee Erie
Erin ‘Trust
Rie
Erie
A. J. Aikens Motor Sales
Tust Avenue
Smith Spencer
W. Wash- Wigton Street
Alonsinn
Ata
Pitt
Columbus
AVER
Hoover Cleaser
Iva Hite
Weight Street
Jour
Box C.F. G
Thouite Brie RR
Mnlie
Mille Blatt
Wol
Armitage
Spring Creek
East Branch
Armibdge
Fast Branely
Weil
Wayny “School of Puncuval Nursing
Thom Son
Clymer
Bell
Howie Fmm
Me Neispener
Novelty Center Street
Frederick Strent
Fay
Indes
Schromling
Bain
Crown
Eam of
Geldingn
Hutiess
W. L. Alcorn
Wheelertown Road
Waterford
Pavier
East Pleasant St
Smith Spenzer
Washington Extension
W. B. Alm
Condon
Vigoro
Steet
Doane's Hardware
West Main Street
Vv Welch
A. M. Lila
I 205
Il West Church Street
Washington
Cohen Block
Vere
N. Cohen
Road Road
O. K. Rhodes
Concard Street
Nouse
Cory
Baker Hill
Benny
Gorry
Upton City
Oumly
Bern
Weil Finance
Seerk H. VonKuren
Pittsfield
Lay Ree Mc. Parker
Cilige Nations Bans
Gdh Martin
Abd
Ehiys Mills
Spartansburg
Apain
Lp.m
Corty
Columbia
Janette Clark
John Hammond
Pelty Lines
Pillsbury Flour
Hetty Fair
Ontario Club Crack Ladies
Bog
Associated Press
American Canale
American Smelters
Aue
Mlantie Refining
Bendis
Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Dat
General Bleore Ae
General Motors
Kenneanty
Montgomery ‘Ward Wu National Biscuit DR
Netloust Dairy
Penney Penns RR
Socony Vacuuum
Studebaker
Texas
US Steel
Westinghouse
Arkansas Gasa
South Penn Oil
Aretristan
Reiman Ame
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