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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1945
Page
8
A garbled OCR paragraph from an Erie state issue outlines a German prisoner of war report, missing children cases in the area, property transfers, a ferry operation, hospital updates, marriage license filings, criminal pleas, and local police activity. It mentions Lt. Fleming, a Meadsville case, and upcoming events with health and public works notes, all amid weather forecasts and traffic incidents.
Grover Cleveland of New York earned a slim popular plurality of about 29 000 votes and, per Encyclopedia Britannica, a total margin around 1 000 votes decided the race. New York went Democratic by roughly one thousand votes amid a large electorate.
Police recover jewelry and cash valued at 83.04 from a burglary linked to Leberman and an East Side buyer. Capt Roy Momaid reports four suspects identified as likely receivers as investigators seek ownership proofs. Leberman, jailed without bail, faces April 20 hearings.
A two story frame dwelling on Gilson F road near Titusville Polville was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin at 9:00 p.m. Sunday. The family and two children were in the home when the blaze broke out. Neighbors fought the flames but could not save much. The fire damaged most of the structure and household furnishings. No fatalities reported. The home had been in the family for about a year. A previous storm last spring damaged the dwelling and shed roof.
News reaches Mrs Elton A Ermiston of Cla ndon R D 1 that Captain Elton A Ermiston was killed in action on March 26. A 1928 Warren High School graduate, he worked for Crescent Furniture before the war and served in the 17th Infantry and later the 28th Division and 9th. He went overseas January 2, 1945, and advanced to second lieutenant before his death.
Spartansburg residents contributed 837 dollars to a Red Cross fundraiser. The article lists numerous names and amounts as part of the drive, alongside notes on school events and community meetings. The Junior Play was postponed from April 18 to April 17 due to fines. Rehearsals for College Bete have started, with tickets on sale at Boughton's.
The school board discussed tax advisories as a prerequisite to force collection on fourteen year old accounts. Mr. Peldt reported progress on negotiating purchases west of the Senior High and obtaining assistance. Experts favor court action and appraisal by viewers to acquire properties. Current bonded debt stands at 75,000 with voter approval enabling a potential 288,295 additional levy. Budget progress was also reported.
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Mixed old ads list job seeks for essential workers under new regulations, nights work, and living arrangements. Also auction notice for farm sale of cows, machinery, bees, seeds, and household items with owner Mortimer Sweeney and clerks/arbitration details.
New York stock quotations show continued tame demand and cautious trading. Investors hold back as lenders face neglect while industry cuts and reconversion loom amid European conflict. Major issues include American Gas, Standard Oil, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, and Studebaker with varied price quotes.</s>
Fragmentary report describes a company starting work on a property on Nort street. It mentions unloading and delivery steps, conditions being prepared, and preparations nearing completion. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are legible.
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