Greeks Stop German Drive in Struma Valley
War report from the front describes Greek forces holding the Struma Valley near the Bulgarian frontier as German advances are checked. Greeks claim heavy losses for the enemy including tanks and planes, while Berlin reports disrupted communications and continued Allied air support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pege
Berlin
Rome
Xfe
Fran Karlovic
Lea
Adriatic
Belgrade
Skolpie
Warder River Valley
South
An Yugoslavia
Onis Goutienst
Geuren
Biltekrieg
Yugoslavia
Greece
Ener
Old Getiag Battlegrounds
Britain
Fires and deaths mark Bradford area in brief notices
Woods fire near Grant lease battled by Rocky Grove and other volunteers. tanks saved, flames contained before hitting Rocky Grove. Franklin widow Ida Weber McIntyre dies at 110 Eagle Street after three weeks illness. Bradford losses include Louis M. Smith of Lloyd Smith Co. and shop theft at German Cairo store on Railroad Street. Local notices cover hospital stays, cemetery board meeting, insurance dividends, and community events across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snider
Wilcox Grosery
Rocky Grove
Repo
Socony Vacuum Company
Grant Lease
Eclipae Works
Tulipse
Franklin
Ida Weber McIintyre
Robert L. McIntyre
Branklin
Eagle Street
Mosk
McIntyre
Heath
Westfield
Ervillz Crossing
Nickle Plate
Ren
Horn Block
W. W. Myers
Corry Hospital
George Fluegel
West Minth Street
Bria
G. W. Willis
Mott Street
Corry Josilal
H. J. Grant
DeJean
Cochran
Cairo
St. Marys
U S Rushes Aid to Attacked Nations
The United States ordered over $1,000,000 in medical supplies to Yugoslavia and provided field hospitals, tents, and medic items. Red Cross chairman Norman H. Davis directed aid without delay while American planes join Britain's RAF in Balkan operations. More than 100 fighter aircraft have been secured in the region over the past two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitid States Army
Yugoslavia
Norman H. Davis
Red Crossy
Akerslayers
Fatal accident toll and a swindler case dominate local notices
A 98 year old Mendysila resident died from severe wounds after a crash in Jamestown where driver Robert C. Gloston faced intoxication charges and a teenage passenger Carol Powers was injured. A swindler defrauded local merchants with forged Standard Oil checks, prompting police action. The BM, E, Club meeting, postponed, will be held a week later.
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Tuniscour
Vatican City
MBS
Widigo Fs
C. D
Abingo
St Ridgway
M. Amenti
Wil- Hemsport
Pennsylvania
Cott Index System
Recorder of Outs
Register of Wills
Clark
Te Orphans Coury
Bik County
Sue Lowest
Daniel A. Reed
Reed
Washngton
Wananga Country Club
Oi City
William M. Parker
Supreme Court
William Eirl
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Snowden
Vernon Toyit
James A.ene Gravel Company
Mead~ie
Oil City
Vehango County
Slippery Rock
Franklin
Emlenton
Lonston's
Myrtle Aikens
Spartansburg
Mark Waterman
Ute
Levine Guneral
Cambridge Springs
New York
Mirn Willings
Rowler
Mendysila
Che
Oge Jamestowd
Auloriodsig Tn Ssukdly Bair
Mpslsbisie
Misa Carol Powers
Jamestown
Vurle
Baivediy
Standard Ol Company
Exje
Conference on Vets Hospital Plans at Philipsburg
Representatives from DuBois Clearfield Bellefonte Tyrone Bellwood Altoons Osceola Mills join Rep James B Van Zandt of Altoona in Philipsburg to draft a united effort for locating a federal veterans hospital in central Pennsylvania. The meeting aims to counter eastern proposals and advance site selection.
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Veterans’ Administration
Easthern
Ven Zandt
Twenty-Third
Congressional District
Fine program for Bible class in Corry
The Corry Men s Bible Class held a Sunday afternoon service with music and inspirational thoughts by G Z Bergman. The sextet included Bergman George Thomas Lloyd Thom Bruge Thomas George Stowe and Memiil Lilie Jerold Lis Denny a new member. Thirty five members attended and the group sang The Palms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
G. Z.bergman
Mr. Bergman
George Thomas
Lloyd Thom
Bruge Thomas
George Stowe
Memiil Lilie
Jerold Lis
Denny
Bibis
Franklin and Marshall College President Dies in Lancaster
John Ahram Schaeffer, 4, longtime paint company executive and research chemist, died in Lancaster while reading in bed. He was inaugurated president of Franklin and Marshall College in December 1935 after serving as vice president of Eggle Pincher Lead Co in Joplin Missouri. He was related to the late Dr Nathan C Schaeffer, former Pennsylvania school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
John Ahram Sehseffer
Franklin and Marshall College
Mary
Schaeffer
Eggle-Pincher
Joplin
Nathan C. Schaeffer
Silberintendent of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Corry to Attend Hospital Meet in Philadelphia
Miss Margaret Bower of Corry Hospital will attend the twentieth conference of the Hospital Association of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia April 16 to 18. More than 1,100 hospital superintendents and staff will join three-day sessions on hospital problems with concurrent meetings of nurse anesthetists medical record librarians and physiotherapy groups. The program includes opening sessions with committee reports, special discussions, a breakfast by the American College of Hospital Administrators, and officer installations and round tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bower
Corry Hospital
Wit
Ioin Pennsylvesia
Pilagelphia
Hospital Association of
Pennsylvania Association of Nurse Anasthetisis
Pennsylvania Peace | Voh of
Medical Record Librarians
Pennsylvania Physiotherapy Association, Inc
American College of Hospital Administrators
Nations Organization of Hospital
Mark H. Eichenlaub
Pittsburgh
Unemployment payroll held up by federal board
Harrisburg April 7 The Federal Social Security Board has blocked the Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment and Unemployment Compensation from certifying a 500000 monthly payroll for April May and June. Secretary Lewis G Hines says 935 promotions and 309 pay increases are delayed and seeks congressional action to resolve the dispute. The board claims authority and has ordered the payroll held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Federal Social Security Board
Iaesk
Lewis G. Hines
St Vetary
Hines
Ant
G.C. Powell
Pennsylvania Bureau
Pennsylvania
Congr
A. J. Altmeyer
Box car capacity figures released for U S railroads
Figures show the average load capacity of box cars on U S railroads as of January 1 1939. Cars currently stored report a capacity around 100000 pounds per car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ramon
Couple Injured After Sunday Morning Crash Near Guys Mills
Mr and Mrs Tsual Rickard of R D 4 Guys Mills were struck by an automobile Sunday morning. Mr Rickard sustained a compound fracture of the right leg and multiple facial and eye injuries. Police continue investigating the accident. Also, notice to bidders invites bids for school district supplies in Corry Pennsylvania with bids due by April 24 1941 at 9 a m.
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Tsual Rickard
R.D
Guys Mills
Mr. Rickard
Meatville City
Hogastal
Corry
Bop
Qwalve
Clarenge Bf
Shoof
BILT-14
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BREEN
Johnson
Scott 'Towele
Austin
We LA
France
Borden’s Glass Cheese
Struma Valley
Aniyal
New Zealand
Germany
Peterman
Discovery
Gall
Kroso D. I. P. Disinfectant
Askis
Ceara Ee
Ae PLC
Benen
Emrioror
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Bracken-Keating Company
Bradford
Louis M. Smith
Lloyd-Smith Company
U. S
Vets’ Hospital
Phillipsburg
James E. van
M. College Head
WWE
Hospital Meet
of Hospital Association
Penn'a
FED. Board
Sec'y of Labor
U. S. Board
Brand New
Corry’s ‘Greatest Clothiers
Henny
Union City
Ted Gars
Herrick
Chrysler
Plymouth
Haier
O. Henry’s
Meady
Miller's
EWS
SRORT
Lindsey
Blackstone
Iake Saindéripe Jnatet, Easier and Raorn
Root’s Furniture Store
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