Sunshine Club aids families of departed Corry members
Corry Ellis forms the Sunshine Club to benefit families of departed members. A high-norm wedding occurred at Elmer M Love home on North Center Street as Miss Tuelle Love married Wallace M Young with Rev MS Ashton officiating. Corry Motor Club elected new officers and a delegate to the State Federation meeting in Lancaster. A Wright street power line break disrupted city traffic, blamed on high winds. Carmen Hill may face old Pitishured Pirates teammates as the Hooslers begin a two game set with the Buicean tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer M. Love
North Center Street
Miss Tuelle
Wallace M. Young
J. E. Young
Lemon Street
MS. Ashton
Corry Motor Club
W. N. Jones
D. Warren DeRosay
R. J. Follette
W. Ed Marsh
Lancaster
Mayard
Wright Street
Theo Moore
Corry
Carmen Hill
Hooslers
Northern Soft Coal Terms Rejected in Wage Talks
Associated Press reports Northern Appalachian bituminous mine operators rejected the government six day work week with one and a half pay for the sixth day as a basis to settle the wage dispute with 450,000 soft coal miners. Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins announced the move in Washington while United Mine Workers President John Lewis favored the proposal as a starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
NEW York
Appalachian
Labor Conarment
Jances Perkins
Washington
Jon L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ueminion
John R. Steelman
U. S. Conciliation Service
Missy Perkins
Lewis
Eis
Roosevelt
NBC-4 Night Radio Lineup Highlights Daily Schedule
NBC-4 airings feature Mr and Mrs North at 8 30 PM Tommy Dorsey orchestra Eddie Cantor and District Attorney with J Edgar Hoover as guest 10 Kay Kyser Quis Red Barber Sammy Kaye Dr Christian Lionel Barrymore the Mayor Matt Berle Great Moments in Music Morton Gould Carnival moves from MBS What’s Your War Job Manhattan at Midnight Cordell Bult Pan American Day address Jack Teagarden Band Radio Form M Eccles on Second War Loan California Melodies Mystery Hall from Buffalo Soldiers With Wings CRS show drop and times listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penight
NBC
Mrs. North
Tommy Dorsey
Eddie Cantor
J. Edgar Hoover
Kay Kyser Quis
EBS
Red Barber
Sammy Kaye
Dr. Christian
Lionel Barrymore
Matt Berle
Morton Gould
Cordell Bult
Jack Teagarden
Eccles
MBS
California
Mystery Hall
Buffalo
CRS
Arrests In Erie Police Report Liquor Violation And Disorderly House
Federal and city police arrested Ella Mae Dunn and Airs Thomas Brown alias Frances Row at 299 East 16th Street for selling liquor without a license. Brown, 47, previously jailed for murder, is charged with operating a disorderly house and gambling devices. Authorities found 1418 dollars on Brown and cash box slips. Three visitors to the disorderly house, George Lege, Earl Denard, and Andrew Wider, face $10 bail each.
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Erie
Federal
Mite
Tor
Thomas Brown
Alex Mitchll
15Th
Parade
Edward Allen
Brown
George Legc
East 1Ith
Earl Denard
East 16Th Street
Andrew Wider
West 12Th Street
I_ Brown
Ity
Stabilizing price and war power for national safety
The article argues that price and wage controls are necessary to avert catastrophe and compares the move to stopping a stampede. It calls for strong, fearless administration of this power, minimizes Congress role, and urges support for MacArthur in the Pacific, demanding more help and less sniping to ensure success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
Evershady
Congress
MAC
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Bataan
United States
Washington
More Tomatoes: A Victory Gardener's Guide to Canning
Tomato growing spans Maine to Florida and from Seattle to New Orleans. Amateur canners can preserve juice and make ketchup or Spanish sauce using a pressure cooker. Tomatoes are a reliable winter food, providing vitamins and flavor to meals with simple steps for preserving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Florida
Seattle
New Orleans
Willie
Ted
Martin Urges Free Enterprise in Political Philosophy Talk
The article discusses Martin advocating free enterprise as essential to American greatness and economic independence. It cites his view of government as arbiter and the need to absorb future industry. mentions Johnson’s proposal to frame three freedoms and references graves in New Orleans on All Saints and Decoration Days.
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Rom Rage Oner
Déferson
Marlin
America
Bo Johnson
Weffetsoh
Tiret
Eleirie
New Orleans
Daily Dozen from Medical Society of Pennsylvania Notes Facts
A fragmentary medical digest notes claims pneumonia rate up 64 percent over five years and lists varied facts. It states typical child weight, blood flow speed, number of heartbeats, taste senses, burns fatalities among children, daily deaths from tuberculosis, breathing rate, inherited diabetes, cancer death event, and brief notes on touch after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Conference venue for Axis surrender page puzzle
Classified questions refer to a quiz feature. The list asks for the African city of a surrender conference, a former secretary of war’s president, the Bayou State nickname, a Pacific possession’s islands, Haydn, a Washington monument height, the last Old Testament book, Wallace’s predecessor, Euphrates as name, and the city of Alabama origin for the Confederacy.
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Bri
Patek J. Hueley
Roose- Well
Whith State of the Union
Bayou State
United States
Tuluili
Aunuu
Olosega
Tau
Rose Island
Joseph Haydn
Washiton
D. C
Henry A. Wallace
Euphrates
Confederate States of America
Alabama
Corry Officer Returns to 112th Infantry Post Hospital Stay
Lieut. Col. W. Stuart Houghton has rejoined the 112th Infantry after months at LeGarde Hospital New Orleans and Camp Walters Texas. He was reassigned to the 28th Division and is believed to have rejoined his former unit at Camp Gordon Georgia this week. The officer, once with Company A, was lauded by his former commander for rejoining comrades after a period of rehabilitation.
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W. Stuart Houghton
112Th Infantry
LeGarde Hospital
New Orleans
Camp Wallers
Texas
W. M. Houghton
West Wayne Strret
112Th
Camp Gordon Dotynston
Pla
Company A
Offiver
New Grleups
Walters
Msn Cotter
Telus
Funeral Services for Melvin D Hitchcock
Funeral services for Melvin D Hitchcock of Union City were held Tuesday at Glenn Funeral Home Inier City. He belonged to the Lieut Clyde D. Witenx Post United Spanish War Veterans and received military burial with aid from Dr M J Amy J O'Brien Raymond Gilson and Wile Main May of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars. Attendees from the city included Camp Commander William Loomis and numerous relatives and friends.
Reopen West Main Street Restaurant by Veteran Owner
Ray Rowen of Union City reopened the former Floyd's Place at West Main Street as Weal Manin, touting decades in the business and experience. A separate note from Philadelphia details a divorce case, James C. Dempsey, recently back from a three year absence, is on file in common pleas court with attorney Jodhy Willis Schnader for Mrs. Virginia Wealdey Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rowen
Union City
Manin Atreet
Floyd
Mivorgh St
Philadelphia
Goma
James C. Dempsty
United States
Erie Housing Authority reports 1200 units under construction
Erie April 14 Melvin A. Zinn reelected president of the housing authority. Willing P. Kneip reappointed as vice chair, H Eugene Kelly as treasurer, with Nell A. McLaughlin and Michael J. Campbell as members. Authority manages 500 at Franklin Terrace, 224 at Harbor Homes, 40 at Lake City Dwellings, 3.128 million investment. Two new projects under construction add 200 units each at 19th and Delaware and at Lawrence Parks. occupancy planned June 6. Application details given for five projects at the central office, 20 Hayes Building, 12 East 10th Street.
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Erie
Melvin A. Zinn
J- A. Zit Manufacturing Company
Housing Authority
Willing P. Kneip
Marquette Building and Lawn Association
H. Eugene Kelly
Streets
Nell A. McLaughlin
Central Labor Union
Michael J. Campbell
Joseph Anion Schmid
Diestay
Iiss Tmder
Franklin Terrace
Harbor Homes
Lake City
19Th Street
Delaware Avenue
Lawrence Parks
Erie GOP Women Decry New Deal Ideals on Jefferson Day
In Erie on April 14 the County Council of Republican Women marked Thomas Jefferson’s 200th birth with critique of Felix Frankfurter’s Jefferson Memorial speech. President Miles B Kilis urged review of Jeffersonian principles amid concerns over individual rights and government philosophy. Also reports a missing bride, Hessie M Keefe, wife of Corporal Chester B Keefe, last seen en route to Salinas California. police across states search for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Council of Republican Woman
Thomas Jefferson
Miles B. Kilis
Felix Feenkfurter
Jefferson Memorial
Washington
Pittsburgh
Hessie M. Keefe
Ingram
Salinas
Calif
Chester B Keefe
Filibuster Spirals Through State Legislature
Reading resumes three times to fulfill a rule while major bills inch forward. Gov. Martin may be pressed to intervene in reapportionment as Senate and House clash over budgets, teacher pay, and a postwar bond issue.
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House
Senate
Senate House Democratic Committee
Martin
Senate Republican
H. Jerome Jaspan
D-Phila
Senate Education Committee
Th House
Barr
Allbuster
Enubus
Franklin M. Lichtenwalter
Homer S Brown
Dallé- Gheny
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Corry Ellis
Sunshine Club
Sec. of Labor Perkins
REX Theater
Bette Davis
Paul Hend
ST Alles Fan Hillea
B. J. Fogle
Guy Rogers
Crawford M. Woods
First Ave
Dia
War Bonds “Outfit
Julian Zephanus
Harlan Robbins
Berlin
Tokio
Vamos Atheop
M. Eloreh, i. D
Relie Thhrough Dr. Scholl
J. L. Spiesman
Richard Hues
Mrs
Artie Simney
Boston House
George Root
Kenneth Jackson
Wing
Willi
Franz
Congoleum
Clare Linendell
Florence Pond
Pia
Shambaugh
West Main St
Kenneth Nichols
Mae McCormick
Hierlel Clough
Glen Stearns
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
Sik Rare
Glen N. Wood
Doriy
Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
Camp Gordon Johnston
Melvin D. Hitchcock
West Main Street
Melvin A. Zunn
Erie Housing Authority
GOP
Theo P. Williams
E. Main St
Nic
Cole
Mau
Alice
Tuckle Greeley
Athlene School
Mints
Des Moines
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