Dinner and meeting notices from local community groups
The Golden Links Sunday School class plans a green dinner Tuesday at 8:30. Members and families invited. bring a tureen and sandwiches. Public notices include a speech at O G F Hall on April 26 by Carroll Johnson, a regional director from Townsend movement. Quilting Club meeting postponed to May 1 at 363 East Pleasant Street. V F W Drum and Bugle Corps special meeting tonight at 7 led by Burch Gordon.
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Golden Links
Lo Methodist Chireh
Caroll Johnson
Nur States
Townsend Movement
Quiliine Club
T. W.whitehead
East Pleasant Street
V. F. W. Drum and Bugle Corps
Burch Gordon
City and Vicinity News Highlights and Local Updates
A busy digest of local items includes a Navy dive bomber forced to land on a soggy field near Burelstville cemetery. Corry residents urged to donate to the Salvation Army fund. Carlson Market in Jamestown facing federal court action over alleged meat regulation violations. Also noted are hospital discharges, church and community events, a Coast Guard officer reassigned, and several regional notices spanning Erie to Oil City with weather and wartime service mentions.
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Powell Motor Co
Dunkirk
Clarence Burel
Prospect Stead
Burestville Cemetery
Ben Remington
Forestville
Remington
Corry
Iitter
Salvation Army Fund
A. M. Litzt
North Center
Jamestown
John Knight
Carl S
J. Henry Carlson
Carlson’ Market
Buffalo
OPA
Court
Meadville
Pomona Child Care Center
Chatter Club
Chatter Club Will Meet Wednesday Sfternobn At the Home of Mrs. ©. , Lindstrom
Robert Lindstrom
C. D
Abingo
Con cent School PTA April meeting rescheduled
The April meeting of the Con cent School PTA is moved from Tuesday to Wednesday at 8 p m. Speaker will be Mrs Bernice Martin Home Economics teacher at Junior High. Also ads note men suits cleaned and pressed 84c at De Jean & Cochran's and a sale at the home of Mrs Pred Wares 1074 North Webster Street Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Concent School
Bernice Martin
DeJean & Cochran's
Ted Brothress
Pred
North Cebster Street
County Dems to Meet Tuesday for Chair Nomination
The Democratic county committee plans a Tuesday meeting to choose a chairman. Everett Zurn appears to be the favored pick with strong executive committee backing, while Frank Burger and Attorney Gerald McNelis are also mentioned. The group aims to decide on the chairmanship that day.
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Err
Amittee
Demboratte
Everett Zurn
Erle Wiavit
Gerald McNelis
Grand Jury begins black market probe in Pittsburgh
Associated Press reports that a grand jury in the Pittsburgh district opens an probe into a revived black market amid claims of an 816,000 to 1,000,000 illicit trade. The Office of Price Administration has 160 witnesses slated to testify as Packers and dealers are called before a Senate sub committee led by Senator Wheeler for a separate two day inquiry.
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Wa Associated Pr
Pittsburgh
Senate
Aolfon
Office of Price Administration
Grand
Pittsburh Packers
Burton K. Wheeler
Derailment Delays Traffic on Mule Shoe Curve
A derailment near Altoona in the Mule Shoe curve disrupted Pennsylvania Railroad traffic for two hours yesterday. The curve, part of the famed Horseshoe route, serves a vital freight line. No injuries reported.
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Altoona
Autoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Treasury report shows April 20 balances and debt total
Treasury data for April 20 record receipts of 107,213,745.26 dollars and expenditures of 493,675,424.18 dollars, leaving a net balance of 12,087,777,740.35 dollars. Total debt stands at 237,989,562,?83, with an increase of 891,127,693.11 over the previous day.
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Treasury
Washington
Position of the Treasury
U.S. Troops Denied Reaching Potsdam by Allies
AP dispatch from Paris on April 23 states reports of American forces reaching Potsdam were denied by General headquarters. The Ninth Army and parts of the First Army had been along the Elbe for days but officials said no Americans penetrated toward the Reich capital. Nor did joint U.S. and Russian forces halt near the Elbe as alleged.
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U.S
Paris
United States
Berlin
Potsdam
Eison— Hiewer
Yat
Ninth Army
Elbe
Mote
Pots~ism
Reich
Wes Gallagher
Magdeburg
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Atlantic Refining Company to mark 75th anniversary
Philadelphia April 23 The Atlantic Refining Company will be 75 years old on April 29 announced by president Robert H Colley. The firm, incorporated in 1870, began with a small refinery at Point Breeze and now runs a large refinery at Park Arthur Texas and markets along the Atlantic coast from New Hampshire to Florida and west to Ohio. Crude oil production began in 1916 and the company now supplies a significant share of petroleum for its manufacturing needs.
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Big Refining Corporation
Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Company
Robert H. Colley
Pennsylvania
Oil Creek
Point Breeze
Philadelphi
Park Arthur
Texas
Atlantic
New Hampshire
Florida
Ohio
Robbery at Titusville Elks Club details theft
In Titusville on April 23 burglars looted the Elks Lodge second floor bar and lounge, stealing about 2200 dollars in cash and a bottle of whisky. Officers investigated after John A. Baumgartner reported for work, uncovering clues. no Tiger pilots were found. Separately, Philadelphia reports the light cruiser Galveston launched.
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Titusville
Elks
Fleor
Elks' Hilding
Tihger
Jove
John A. Baumgartner
Philadelphia
Galveston
Texas
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Congressmen view German atrocities in grim depictions
The report describes congressmen viewing images of SS camps with piles of corpses, tattooed numbers, crematoria ruins, and hung bodies. Prisoners recount how many branded numbers never survived, while the walls show hooks and tortured remains, detailing a brutal scene from the camps.
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Finace
Congress
Priscers
Fragmented tribute to a Winston prime minister in speech
A garbled OCR segment praises a Winston era leader as a lifelong friend and statesman. It hints at his humility, public service, and lasting influence, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates to specify.
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Britain
Hum
Isis
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John Wels
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Céell Bates
Columbus
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David Bowen
North Hull
Great Lakes Forwarding Corporation of Buffalo
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Erie
James R. Kress
Lawrence P.seilly
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St. Edward's Hall
Charles Fish
Cambridge Spring
Irvine
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Perry
Robert Stromfors
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Willy
Joli Harkins
Silvio Bengis
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St. Elizebeth’s
Smethport
John A. McAndrew
St. Peter's
Conneautville
Thomas F. McGovern
St. Bartholomew's
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Harry, A. Simpson
St Anthony’s
Cambridge ‘Springs
Christian Missionary Alliance
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Kenneth E Poster
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Pie
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Ralph Oakes
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Carroll Johnson
Titusvilles
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Allegheny College
Drake Museum
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Pennsylvania State Guards
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Phillips Jewelry
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Zurn
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Grand Jury
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