Paragnar Gals wktes with litiear tempers Banevincort by the Cory
Local report details a disorderly incident at Cory Chapter of the Dracs in Corry with two youths involved and witnesses noting alcohol as a possible factor. Also covered are theft arrest, a furniture firm planning for a spring market, fishing and shooting club event, a fatal hit by a car, court appointments, and steel industry milestones. The piece mentions a dog fatality on East Main, a dramatic cross street crossing incident, and city officials reviewing a drain extension plan.
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East Main Street
Fesl
Dot
J. M. McClelland
Don D. Williams
Weller H. Sears
Ila Haines
Seventh Street
Kane Gas Companies Seek Higher Rates At City Council
Kane Gas company president S Ken Kane told Kane Borough Council that the company will apply for higher natural gas rates. A special session on Wednesday will include representatives from the utility as council discusses rate changes. Current rates include 50 cents per thousand cubic feet for initial usage and higher charges beyond thresholds, with a potential 60 percent discount if paid by the 18th.
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Kane
Attenton LO
Impressive Services for Margaret Taylor
Impressive services were held for Margaret Peggy Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs G G Taylor who died in Corry hospital after a three week illness. A prayer service was at the home then church services at Cobb’s Corners Church with Rev G L Boyd. Music was provided by Cynthia Sool Charlotte Hibburg Helen Grace Crane. Bearers were Junior High School students led by Richard Peebles and classmates. Interment at East Branch Cemetery. Attending out of town guests came from Fairlawn Oil City Meadville Warren and Spatansburg.
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Margaret
Peggy
Taylor
G. G. Taylor
Corry Hospital
Cobb's Comers
G. L. Boyd
Cynthia Sool
East Branch
I A. McQuiston
Fairlawn
N.d
Rex Tylor
Samson
Oil City
E. G. Crapser
Meadville
Former Kane Woman Burned to Death in California
Agnes Mc Chesney, 64, once of Kane, died last Thursday at her Long Beach California home where she lived alone. Neighbors saw smoke from the windows and she was unable to enter the dwelling. Her husband aided in the failed rescue attempt. Police say her clothing likely caught from a gas heater.
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Kane
Agnes McCheeney
Long Beachy
Calif
Long Beach
Victor Produces Last Radio for Civilians
In Philadelphia on April 8 RCA Victor marks the end of civilian phonograph production as the plant converts to war materials. The last No 17,991,547 radio unit rolls off the line amid a ceremony with William J. Batt of the War Production Board presenting the instrument as a gift to the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. The device, a symbol of a nation at war, signals a shift to military needs while preserving a piece of home life amid the era’s upheaval.
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Py Assupimien
Philadel Pata
Rca-Victor Manufacturing Company
William J. Batt
The
War Production Board
RCA
Georgia Warm Springs
What Makes Leaders Main Qualities Are Pointed Out
A wide world science piece notes a survey of 300 leaders in business and professions. Charles Stech headed the study, finding top traits include judgment resourcefulness open mindedness popularity and decisiveness for men, while women favor planning ability in place of decisiveness.
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Howard W. Blakesles
Wide World Science
New York
Horatio Alger
Charles 0. Stech
Western University
Dusinness
Auuul
Stech
San Francisco
San Francisan
Roosevelt
Churchill
Dunkirk Man Killed by Car Near City Line
John Schaffer, 59, an odd-job man on the Knight farm, was killed instantly Monday when run down by a car on the Roberts Road near the city line. Driver Alenty Blazrycher, 23, said he did not see the pedestrian. Coroner Dr. Walter Vosburg investigates. A prior Knight farm worker, Joseph Hayes, was killed by a car in recent weeks.
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Dunkirk
John Schaffer
Junius Knight
Roberts Road
Alenty Blazrycher
Leming Street
Walter M. Vosburg
Chabtauqua Country
Knight Farm
Josephy Hayes
Tnving
Held Under Big Bond As Draft Dodger in Erie
William J. Griskey, 28, former Erie actor and radio announcer, was held on $20,000 bail in Philadelphia to await trial on failing to report for U S Army induction. He may face federal court action in September. arrested March 1 in Williamsport after disappearing from Philadelphia. Griskey and his mother left the city before a planned January 2 induction, later traveling south where his mother died. He used an assumed name while working as a radio announcer in Florida, registered in Buffalo, N C, and was classified as I A by the draft board.
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ERIE
William J. Griskey
Philadelphia
United States Army
Griskey
Williamsport
South
Florida
Buffalo
N. C
Selective Service Board
Joint Fire Plan Unites Kane Warren and Johnsonburg
Kane joined with Warren and Johnsonburg in a emergency fire protection arrangement approved at the April session. One motorized unit will serve calls across towns in Elk McKean and Warren counties, with Kane contributing two machines and an auxiliary system. Fire Chief John Valentre and Council President James McKenna presented the plan.
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Kane
Warren
Johnsonburg
Boro Council
Elk
McKean
John Valen
Tour
James McKenna
Wayne Holmes
Charles Bray
Eile
Pyaclabiity
Elviliun
Young Mother Dies of Fumes
Mrs. Jarry Gimlin aged 20 died Monday from asphyxiation after being found unconscious in her bedroom at 316 North First Street. Coroner Carl J. Hosmer ruled accidental death due to a faulty hot water heater heating without ventilation. Husband John Gimlin and their four month old child were hospitalized. the family recently moved from Portville.
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Jarry
Gimlin
John
Glean General Hospital
North First Street
Carl J. Hosmer
Kkitchen
Portville
Answers to Daily Quiz: McNamey and Annexation Treaty
Answers to daily quiz printed on page 4 list items including Maj. Gen. Joseph T. McNamey, Peat, the Treaty of Annexation and the death of Socrates. The fragmentary entry suggests a mix of topics from a Bismarck newspaper.
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Bismarck
Joseph T. McNamey
Peat
Socrates
FOR SALE ITEMS LISTED IN LOCAL ADVERTISEMENT
Items include horses cattle and vehicles for sale by Gerald Parsons at 1012 North Centesitec, a black work horse near Clyde Baccus Beer Take, team and harness by D L Engle 0 miles east of Columbus on Route 310, and household goods such as a top range inquired at 347 Ssex Street Stig. The fragmented notice also mentions a single horses listing and various household items.
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Gerald Parsons
Waight
Clyde Baccus
Trac Young
D. L. Engle
Columbus
Rev. Inquire
Stig
Murray and Green Unite in War Effort
In Pittsburgh on April, Philip Murray and William Green bridged labor factions to back the war effort. They urged unity and warned critics to join the factory to avoid harming the cause, addressing over 4,000 workers at the Syria Mosque rally as AFL-CIO voices call for victory.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Ami
William Green
Unite For Victory
Syria
Buffalo Livestock and Markets Reported April 8
Buffalo market signals sluggish demand with hogs salable 300 head at 14.50 to 14.16 for various weights. cattle offerings light with calves and feeders steady to 12.00. cows and bulls 7.00 to 8.65. sheep around 12.50 for 50-60 lb. Pittsburgh apples and potatoes steady with several varieties listed. New York stock market mixed with declines after broad early moves and ties to major industrials and rail prices.
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Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Rome
New York
Baldwins
McIntosh
Fragments Describe Local Event Amid Unclear Text
OCR fragmentary lines hint at a local event or incident with partial names and actions. Readable bits reference possibly a group or person and an adjacent location but details remain uncertain.
Reese and L Tangle Over Cornhole Title Match
Local notes report a tense cornhole event where Reese and L competed for top honors. The match drew participants and spectators, reflecting a lively community pastime and ongoing rivalries at the venue.
Fragmentary Sports Brief Hints at Trib March Paving Errors
Incomplete notes indicate a Trib report on March events, a baseball scene developing with 18 players and team cuts. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests league activity, paving issues, and potential team reshuffles ahead of the season.
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Wiic Lig
Aseball Plas
Seas
Clavella
Hu Pitimore
Fey
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Paragnar
Cory
Corry
Dracs
Idasses
White Street
Tnited States Steel Corporation Airbaldiaries
Benjamin F. Parrles
Willian, McCalland
Zanés- Villy
Obie
Atantic
Jamestown
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Tome
East Washington Street
Inrie County Court
Miles B. Kitts
Juanita Green
Rupert Green
Chasles D. Cowley
Hugh M. Damon
Milded Damon
Roger M. Brown
Erie Times
Pittsburgh Area
Carnegie-Elmats ‘Steel Corporation
Cory Automobile
Center Street
Lady Franklin Rebettah Lodge
Danny Hoover
Tooming House
LeRoy ‘Hillyer
Spring Street
Hoover
E. Arthur Sweeny
State Welfare Smordiary
Trem
Sebor
Department of Revenue
Western State Penitentiary
Utility
Council
Margaret Taylor
Victor
Riyats
Brasil
Ate
Alger
IGE
Lindsfey’s Pharmacy
California
Texas
Watson's Family
Prido
Anite Sterling
Spertansburg
Spencer's Mill
A. J. Aikens Motor Sales
Pirst_ Avenue
Ford
Dial
Geo. Percival
R. Dy
Greyhound Post House
Corry Journal
Cohen
Brassyyale Nort Center
Dilay
Oerge
Tnyuire
W. Waynes
Ford Sale
Crawford M. Woods
Guernsey
J. J. Squire
South Center Strees
Geo
Capela
Agit
Ealing
Northwest St
Hinman
DeLaval
Spencer's. Mills
Dairy Seeds
Condon's Garders Seeds
Bus
Doane's Hardware
W.mann St
Jay W. Grayink
Clymer
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Stu
Limohes
Washington
Wantworth's
WN. Cohent
Journal
Ato
Howse
Gail Davis
Nari
Spartansburg
Paul Mecray
Spartasburg
Bentley
Aew
Salt Benky
Pleasast SL
John A. Clough
Janel
Hox
Curdo
AL Townvillé
Blair Farm
Blair
Arthur Scauten
Spartans Burg
Anct
Honeer
Ben. W. TeWinkie
Frank
TeWinlkle
Geo. J. TeWinkle
Buriek
Bogull Miers
Aio
Murray and Green
Aolated Press
Ametican
T&t
T&t . Angeomda
Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation Beeen
Bethlehem Steel Sh
Boeing Airplane
Chrysler Oes
Columbia Gas
Curtiss-Wright
General
General Mojors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
National Biseuth
National Dairy
New York Central
Onlife Stanton
Aero Supply
Arkanany Ngh
Oltley Service Ae Reve Og
South Peny of
Reese
Herma
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