Demonstration on Incendiary Bombs at Wardens Meeting
A local civil defense demonstration on incendiary bombs was held around Chestnut Street and Parkeene area. Warren officers and neighboring chiefs, Wardens, auxiliary and volunteer firemen, Red Cross workers attended. Speakers included Lieut Victor Mil yen of the Chemical Warfare School and Burgess A. J. Meche j, James McKenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Hent
Douigina Kropf
Warren
Sreman
Meighborng
Red Cross
Kropf
Spekers Anchided
Victor ‘Ver Milyen
Chemical Warfare School
Army
Pasquals Miaso
Burgess A. J. Meche
James McKenna
Borough Connell
The Free Front Weel Brows Seeks Unity Among Nations
Weel Brows, famed correspondent, just back from the war front, urges greater understanding among United Nations peoples and cooperation with Russia amid ongoing conflict. He predicts a long war and emphasizes shared ideals and freedom against oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
Wats
Tiggine
United Nations
Russia
Bold Ramers Raid Echoes Historic Naval Actions
The raid on the German submarine base near the French Atlantic coast mirrors historic Allied operations. A former American destroyer, armed with explosives, aimed to damage a floating dock serving as a base for the Tirpitz. The piece ties the action to past feats by Nelson, Bainbridge, and Admiral Farragut amid broader wartime slogans.
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St. Naemire
Frittsl Davy
Oade
Atlantic
Roger Heyes
Ostend
Zeebrugee
New York Plans 3200 Mile Road Network After War
New York State envisions a 3200 mile divided highway system running from New York City westward along the New York Central route to connect with broader western projects. It would be built after the war, with a 290 foot right of way, aiming to rival Pennsylvania’s turnpike and improve wartime troop movements and mobility.
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SEW
New York State
Pennsylvania
New York City
Hudson
New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Germany
New York
France under fire and the warning of Riom court
The piece reflects on France's wartime trials and the Riom court testimony noting France had only 150 heavy tanks at the war’s start and fuel for five hours when action began. It links those facts to the rise of U S and Allied resolve after Pearl Harbor.
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France
Riom
Pearl Harbor
Feminine soldiers in talk of shortage of men
Discussion centers on a potential shift to female personnel amid a manpower gap, with estimates suggesting up to 19,000,000 could be affected. Mention is made of 268 war industries and occupied bomber yards, reflecting broader wartime labor reorganization and the role of women in support and military production.
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Gaullion
Twenty Years Ago Token From Journal Files 1922
Item from 1922 reports the Corry Pibre Furniture toy department busy with dolls doll furniture sulkys and games at West Bend plant The Cempong 49 gains prominence in toy manufacturing A crash near Hare Greek road ends in a death A big truck collision involves W S Dewey his son and Joseph Jackman with Theodore Holdstep of Clymer A daughter born April 1 to Mr and Mrs John Shee and two March births for Ellsworth family Milk distribution to undernourished city children rises Weekly milk provision noted at Rotary Club talk on silk production and Corticelli cabinet ownership.
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Corry Pibre Furniture Company
West Bend Street
Cempong
Rapldle
Hare Greek Road
State Line
W. S. Dewey
Mr. Dewey
Joseph Jackman
Theodore Holdstep
Clymer
Ontario
William Johnsons
May-tay
Fullview Street
East
Qorry High
Erie
Center Street
John
van Allsburg
North East
Assembly
Pittsburgh
Stanley
Wayne King
Buffalo
Baron Wisard
Ina Ray Hutton
le Bran Sisters
Estella Johnson
Zuckerman
Washington Center
Iva Fuller
Woion City
Rome
Union City
Underground press keeps fighting Nazi censors worldwide
A World War II feature describes underground newspapers in Nazi-occupied Europe. Editors and printers risk execution as they smuggle editions to loyal readers behind enemy lines, with operations in Poland, Yugoslavia, Greece, Norway, and more. The Polish center maintains files on major titles like Lipa and Sepitica, while Belgian and Slovak papers see renewed activity.
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Paul J
New York
America
Attias
Berty Ants
United Nations
Inter-Allied Information Center
Sife
Josef Skalda
Ceecan
Gestapo
Poland
Yugoslavia
Greece
Norway
Holland
Goedio- Slovakia
Belgian
Denmark
la Libre Belgigie
Belgium
Free Belgium
Hitley
Gestapo Relde28
London
Polish Information Center
Soen
Lipa
Sobe
Sepitica
Daily Dozen Brom Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Will power controls weight and urges to overeat. The text contrasts primitive hunger with modern excess, likening the stomach to a balloon that stretches with food. It urges restraint, regular meals, and avoiding between meal snacks to stay fit, mentioning California carrot caravas and 1985 costs.
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Daily Dozen
Brom Medical Society of
State of
Pennsylvania
Daily Quiz Questions for Classified Page
A jumble of test questions on citizenship, geography, history and science. It asks about laws on aliens becoming citizens, capital of New Zealand, Moros in the Philippines, Pizarro, Audubon Society focus, bats, Kennedy, Mason and Dixon line, German surveys, and the U S Gold Depository at West Point.
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United States
New Zeiga
Spain
Moracon
Pizzato
Audubon Society
Josemt P. Kennedy
Fia Etuzlishimen
dJifias Tecarint
West Point
Aysspoue
Meh
Know
Dabney
South
Teast
Uel Dabney
Potoiran
Jonathan D
Willis
Cash
Rambling Notes Blink Through Corry Local Life
A collage of clipped town items reveals social notes, upcoming events, and people moving through Corry and Jamestown areas. From hospital grants and theater razing to weddings, promotions, and alumni rallies, the item highlights local names, addresses, and plans for spring activities.
Teacher's Mistake Sparks Moralizing Across Society
A fragment-poem complains that when professionals like judges lawyers or physicians err they are excused or ignored, but a schoolteacher facing a mistake prompts sharp criticism from editors social workers and PTA members. The speaker laments growing public scolding and hints at anti foreign sentiment amid a broader social critique.
Timber industry aids wartime food supply claim
Government experts say Alaska canning industry remains a major source of essential foodstuffs for the United States in World War I with production in 1941 exceeding initial estimates. A conservation program in the timber industry aims to sustain yearly growth and replenish the national timber pile at a rate matching consumption.
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Alaska
Simon
United States
Thumber Industy
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Secon
John Shee
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George Ellsworth
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Federated Chils
Ora
Rotary Club
Stennett
Voice of
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Daily Quiz
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Lew Ayres
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Theo P Wil Wam
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Robert 3. Allen
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Olim
Ace) Bracken
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Robert Wilsons
Rebecca Bell
Meadville
Frank M
Jack) Lovelands
Bradenton
Corry
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Sonnell
Joseph Guffey
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Tia Skellie
Kaye
Nostly East
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Krotze
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Souters
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Niagra Falls
Robert
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LaGrange
Lear
Wilson
James Wilson
William Wilson
James Sullivan
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Mount Vernon
Daily Argus
Hussey
Muh DeLury
Milwaukee
Cory Ty
Sunny
Cal
Charles XI
Eessle
J. J. Desmond
Vincent's Hospital
Bele Yanlarday
Noh
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Chicago
Elles
Kevi Craker
Square Danves
Missouri Fox Hunters
Columbus
Huey Sey
Papas
Uncle Charlies
Dogele
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Yorke
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