Minne men accused in dump case and war era notes
Police report two Minne officials faced charges for dumping garbage with one case arising from refuse found on East Smith Street and another from Belatastent. Hearings set for next week. The edition also notes wartime finance, quarantine alerts, and local civic updates including a prison induction camp addition for Corry youths and a new parking lot plan for Aero Supply Company.
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Aled
East Smith Siriht
Belatastent
Spring Creek Navy Brother Honored at Home Visit
Spring Creek residents recount visits and greetings from former Navy servicemen and local families. Reports note travelers from Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Union City, with many встреч visits to Elliott and Donaldson households. Ellen W. and local clubs host events, including a bowling banquet, film afternoon, and quilt display at the Community building.
Erie Teachers Seek $100 Pay Increase in Budget Vote
ERIE April 18 The Erie district school board tentatively adopted a 32 64405 budget with a $100 raise for all school employees among its items The budget calls for 902 be set at 47 mills and shows a deficit of $242 991 50 The superintendent noted refunding bonds could raise $277 000 and likely be pursued before final adoption for public inspection
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Erith
Erie
C. Herman Grose
Northwestern Pennsylvania Spring Conference for English Teachers
Teachers from seven counties gather in Erie for a Saturday spring conference at the Hotel Lawrence. Notable speakers include John J. DeBoer and Dr. C Herman Grow with Miss Milam Booth guiding discussions on wartime education and English reorientation. The program features forums on speech and radio, reading in wartime, and literature’s library role, plus a luncheon and musical numbers by the Strong Vincent ensemble.
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Hotel Lawrence
Erie
Sprin
Thaeors
Northwestern
Pennnsylvania
National Council and Exile District Council of
Lawrence Park
John J. DeBoer
National Council
C. Herman Grow
Milam Booth
AUMHO
Hoou
Jane Stearns Ludgate
Edinboro State Teachers' College
Smd
Princes Cochanides
Isabelle Glass
Gertrude King
Nyla Pree
Misa Deming
Minniie Stump
Academy High
Maurice Kolpien
Lawreate
0. Y. Skala
Evie Council
Vincent
Fatally Hurt in Collapse of Chicken Coop
ANE April 11 a coop being torn down collapsed pinning Charles Kerkenich 62 of Lind home under timbers. He died at Bommunity hospital less than 12 hours later from severed spinal cord injuries. Survived by widow and nine children aged 1 to 20.
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Charles Kerkenich
Lindhome
Bommunity Hospital
Kerkenich
Lars Benson
Benson Farm
Clark
Former resident of Clymer passes away
Elle Henry 83 died Friday morning while staying near Mayville. Survived by daughter Mrs. Charles Walrett Wallsplats sister Mrs. Clary Burt Mayville two grandchildren three great grandchildren and several nephews nieces. Born Clymer March 9 1869 spent life near Watts Plats member Methodist church. Remains Powers funeral home East Fifth Street until noon Sunday then church services at 2 p m. Herman Meadville to visit at McKay home. Kenneth Whaley North Warren to leave for army next week. The cucumber probably was first down in northern India.
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Spring Creek
Cr. Clarke
Philadelphia
Abbott-Cmaries
Neil
Pat McKay
Pittsburgh
Charles Arnold
Jerry Cunningham
Lawrence Parls
Glen W. Donald
Evalyn Hays
Town- Ville
Glinton Couse
Blanche ‘Tripp
Roy Lillie
Union City
Bos
Worth Woodard
Doris Sickler
Corry Hospital
George Warner
Erin
Donald Wharton
Frank Wharton
Putterson Field
Palr—fill
Ohio
Glen Donaldson
Frederick Stone
Warren
Erma Allen
Gladys Donaldson
Tidioute
Herold Gohn
San Francisco
Earl Bates
Betty Kutterlin
Meadville
Filmibe
Ieilever
Marie Kafferlir
Rose Johnson
George Werner
Jota Waite
Revert Jackson
Edward
Comy
Sadie J. Taylor
Gecil Davis
Jennie
Thesi Wy
Elle Henry
Priday Moenine
Mayville
Charles Walrett
Powers Funeral Home
East Fifth Street
Allied Bombing Report From Tokyo City Scorned By Attackers
Battle details describe U S planes striking Japanese cities including Ginza and Narincunchi districts. Citizens observed hostilities with normal daily routines continuing. The event marks the first direct attack on Japan since Pearl Harbor, triggering jubilation in London papers and intense front page coverage.
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Ntation
Ginza
Narincunchi
Japan
Pearl Harbor
England
Tandon
Loyd Beaverbrook
Evening’ Standard
Milking machines and seeds advertised in local store specials
The specials list at SPENCER'S MILLS and DOANE'S HARDWARE highlight milking machines and lawn seeds from Gondon's Garden Seeds. A slate fall near Tower Hill, four miles east of Brownsville, killed John Miller and Paul Ardisai with others injured. Fayette County coroner reports. An engine test incident near Tower Hill also killed Martin R. Supplee when a fire engine overturned on a curve. Executors notice issued for Rachel R. Moffitt estate. Walter K. Peake attorney, Jameson, NY address listed for claims and payment.
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Hinman Ar Delayal
Spencer's Mills
Gondon’s Garden Seeds
Bulle
Doane's Hardware
W.mann St
Brownsville
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Miles
Drop Non-Essentials in U S War Effort
The speaker argues standardization and simplification will boost mass production, curb competitive practices, and still serve needs. Personal items like brochures and costume jewelry may vanish, yet happiness can come from simpler substitutes while corporate profits and dividends remain buoyant.
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U. S
Rage
Answers to Daily Quiz From Editorial Page Four
Publication lists the quiz answers: 1 Brazil 2 2 Australia and New Zealand 3 Donald M Nelson True 5 Beethoven 6 Quakers 7 Lockjaw 8 Vegetable 9 All for one and one for all 10 Geographer.
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Brazil
Australia
New Zealand
Donald M
Nelson True
Beethoven
Quakers
Lockjaw
Squeeze Whiskey Fevers Arrests In St. Paul Bootlegging Ring
Alcohol tax unit agents uncovered a bootlegging racket and arrested two men in St. Paul, seizing 19 gallons of whiskey. One suspect, a barrel cleaner at a distillery plant, allegedly developed a method to squeeze liquor from saturated chips removed from barrels. His partner reportedly sold the product at 54 a gallon.
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Uincovered
Min
Plebde
Sald
Markets Stock Buffalo Livestock April 18 Notes
Buffalo livestock market reports hogs steady with prices 14.25 to 14.40 per cwt for 180 to 240 lb hogs, cattle active with steers and yearlings up to 14.50, bulle steers and heifers 11.50 to 14.00, calves weak, lambs 12.75 to 18.00, beef cows 9.50, canners 6.25 to 7.50, and other items listed. Pittsburgh produce demand slow with mixed fruit and potato prices and railcar notes. stock market opening gains amid Japanese bombing news, with blue-chip gains modest and major equities listed.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
New York
Virginia
West Virginia
Maine
Idaho
Associated Press
Fricce
Stock Exchange
Yi Fle
Tokyo
Ag & Welcome
Pierre Laval
Iower
America
American T&t
Alaconda
Atlantic
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane OE Dire
Chryssey Colimbis
Curtiss-Wright iGeneral Electric
General Motors
Betthecott
Montgomery Ward National Blacult National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Paramount
Penna
BR Steers Penney
Radio
Socony Vacuum Standard
Billdebater
Dexas
Stetlin 'Weskinghouse
Woolworth
Youngatawn
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Meseles
Soyer Jornar
Clary "Trippe
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Joan Houlghtaling
South Canter Street
Raymond Weldon
Gould Street
Barbara Patterson
Bush Street
George ‘Tink
R. D
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U.S
Wavel
Ater
Jamestown
Anly
Titko
Solive Huty
Stephen Marsh Tinko
Corry
Acre Supply Company
James Davis
Warren Q
Davis
Allison Wade
Hilson White
Ed Lowrey
Hind
Dal Battle
Atlantic Refining Company and Subsidiaries
Willian Wickman
John Siembiga
Robert McCermey
Pennsylvania
Ler
Ather Dahl
East Main Street
Tgus
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corry Bays
Wall
St. Paul's Church
Aero Supply Fig. Company,, Inc
Precision Products Company
Om West Main Airee
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Korthwestern Penn
Logrda
Wetsuk
Mortiay
NAVY
Harold Gohns
Kane Hospital
Clymer
Herman
J.B. McKay
Kenneth Whaley
North Warren
Northern
India
Coats
Meerey Devens
Zuckerman
Center St
Dial
Columbia
N. E. Dodd
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Horn Block
Genter St
Snemakers
D. Warren DeRosay
Maple Avenue
Dow
A. J. Allens Motor Sales
First Avenue
Root's
Parade Street
Riley Jordan
Wayne Street
Pleasant Street
Fhote
Atla
Magerie
Commerce
Brit Pa
ATH
Washington
Raymond Mix
Cory Journal
Trainor
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Gus
Carry Journal
Greyhound Post
Carry
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Kingery
Hotel Corry
Atlantic Staton
Burlington
Town
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Thompson's
Gerald Parsons
Ncenter St
Dumesway Electric, Gas
Kwality Chick Farm
W- Pleasant
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Chestnut
George Capela
Akain
Intercourse
Martin R. Supplee
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Perry
Washington St
Main Street
John 1
Colegrove
Dt Park Street
South Side
Journal
W.B. Shreve
Liberty St
Bath
Tummace
West Smith Street
Yost
McWair Corners
Wattsburg
Lowville
Venengo Township
Erie County
Shatto
Guernsey
Jersey
Waitsburg
Jia
Agricultural Pur
Cooperative
Af Corry, Pa., Inc
Frank Anderson
Tul Willams John
Ginther
Allen W. Gates
Allen
Rachel R. Moffitt
Wise
W. N. Moftig
Tte County
Erle County
Paul W. Lavell
Excelstor
Francis Street
Walter K. Peake
Dory
Pemssivanis
Rogers
Walnet Teak
Duco
Walla
Aero Gilpoty
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Ewieton Pew
Pring Spur
Uther Sourk
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