Corry News Roundup Distrustful Night and War Updates
A chaotic night in Corry features a disturbed woman, police warnings, and a man allowed to stay after disturbances. Across town freight activity near railroad crossings caused delays, while liquor pricing rules and post office notices affect local operations. Headlines cover theft, candidate withdrawals, steel mill readjustments, and naval veterans returning home, with community updates on chicken and turkey projections, wartime economy, and local anecdotes.
Bromley Trial Set for September in Slaying Case
ERTE, Apr 10 The murder case against Frank Bromley for the slaying of Navy Petty Officer Lloyd Wilkinson will proceed at the September term. Grand jury findings cause delay. defense seeks more time to prepare. Prosecution opposes moving the trial from Tule County. Commonwealth witnesses are subpoenas. Additional armed forces witnesses may testify later.
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Erte
Frank Bromley
Corry
Navy
Lloyd Wilkinson
Crinmiond Callets
Wired
Jesse Jilliante
Paul Stephway
Bromley
Burton R. Laub
Tule Eannly
Bromley Fio
Csi
Commonwealth
Bain Audpoenaed
Truman Makes First Address to Congress
President Truman outlines U S wartime goals and ethics in his first congressional address recalling the Yalta Conference and the unyielding stance on unconditional surrender. He stresses facing postwar tasks with resolve, creating a world order built on justice and international machinery, and warns without it peace remains impossible.
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Truman
Congress
Roosevelt
Yalta
Triman
Rematije
Epresidentt
San Francisco
Trumann Seid
Peice
Presader Truman
Milk Producers Voting On Federal Order Changes
New York dairy farmers in the metro area are voting on federal order amendments. About 61 cooperatives representing 30,600 farmers will cast unit votes, while 16 cooperatives with 80,000 members declined. Individuals not in cooperatives also participate via individual ballots mailed by April 28.
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Marin
Goi
New York
J. Blanford
Blanford
Fire hits Erie shoe stores on Stile Street
A basement fire at Thom McAn shoe store on Stile Street spread to the wall with Jordan's Watchtower early Saturday night. All downtown fire units fought the blaze, seven hose lines, two firefighters hospitalized after smoke inhalation, with Jordan's stock reportedly undamaged.
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Erie
Thom McAn
Stile Street
McAn Place
Jordan's
Jay's
Lawrence Scully
James Francisco
Larry Bowen
Amot Hospital
McAmn
Bowen
Zimmerman
Quiz answers printed on serial page reveal names and places
The page lists quiz answers including British and Canadian units, Pearl Buck, a wall structure, eleven as a number, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Mt. Vernon estate, an author, North Dakota, Emelle, and Russia.
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Allied 1St Airborne
U 3
U.S
Titusville Man Frank von Tacky Dies by Car Poisoning
Frank B. von Tacky aged 64 of Titusville died of carbon monoxide poisoning in his garage Saturday afternoon. Deputy Coroner Sonne said he left home about 10:30 p.m. to shop. body found with hood open, likely three hours dead. He served in the state assembly 1911-12 and long worked with Titusville Oil Works founder father. He was a state workmen’s compensation claim adjustor and a former Red Cross War Find Campaign leader. Infinet Egypt reportedly used animal fat for baldness cure.
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Frank B. von Tacky
Titusville
CG. M. Sonne
von Tacky
State Assembly
Titusville + Oil Works
State Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation
Hid
Red Cross
Zurn to Chair Erie County Democratic Committee
April 16 Erie Zurn anciwtary treasurer of Zurn Manufacturing Co will become new chairman of the Erie County Democratic Committee as Attorney Owen M Burns resigns to pursue a judgeship. The party rules require the chairman not be a candidate so Burns will retire and let the executive committee name a replacement. Zurn has indicated willingness to serve as interim chair through the current election if requested. The committee is expected to meet next week to appoint the new leader.
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Erie
Hyerets Zurn
Zurn Manufacturing Go
Erie County Democratic Committee
Owen M. Burns
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Cormmmittee
Burns
Zich
Yestm
North Clymer Boy Shot In Head During Play
Fourteen year old Henry R. Brockway of North Clymer was shot in the head by his cousin while playing. He was rushed to Jamestown General Hospital where reports said his condition was fair as doctors prepared to locate the bullet remaining in one lad's head.
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North Clymer
Henry R. Brockway
Iona Brockway
Jamestown General Hospital
Jamestown
Golden Lax Tablets Offer Relief For Sluggish Bowels
Hundreds suffer sluggish bowel action and related symptoms like sallow skin and bad breath. Golden Tax Tablets claim to aid digestion, while Golden Lax Tablets promise restoration of comfort and health. Available in 250 and 50 cent sizes at druggists.
Special meetings at Edward's Chapel
Pastor A Doriuison of the United Brethren Church and Clarence Cenwr and Erle Conference youth director will lead special meetings at Howard Chapel April 29 and ongoing evenings except Saturdays. Music provided by a local artist. attendance limited. no pictures allowed during the program.
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Chymer
Hev
Ates Doriuison
United Brethren Chumal
Clarence Cen
Erle
Howards Chapel
Urliva Brethren
Ayayeh
Jaki Abe ‘Ho
Discharged Vet Accused of Killing Animal
An Erie veteran Amounes Amicone, 36, medically discharged, is jailed without bail on cruelty to animals after allegedly killing a hare owned by William Jones of rosery Street. He reportedly broke into a barn behind Jones home, attacked a mare with a broom, causing fatal internal injuries hours later. Amicone admitted to Captain Roy Mong that he attacked the horse and had prior Oregon prison ties.
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Erie, Apr
Avert Amounes
Eran
William Jones
Rospery Street
Erie County
Jones
Amicone
Caplain Roy B. Mong
Bitteat
Orego
Fragmented historical note on defense agency broadcast
A partial OCR fragment references BANFR civilians and organized efforts, a San Francisco location, 204 or 56 figures, and a ceremonial broadcast by a communications or defense agency. The text is garbled but hints at civilian defense, volunteer efforts, and broadcast activity.
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BANFR
Sth & Homes
Cerem Agency
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