Public meeting in Centre Labor Union hall April 27
Olean notes a soldier shot in a 1985 campaign. Cpl. William L. McDermott seeks police justice postwar job. Eric Woodruff Randolph to speak at Centre Labor Union hall Friday April 27 at 7 40 p m. Joseph Rugace sentenced to Federal prison for forging ration coupons and related crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Johnson
Townsend
Olean
France
Fred
Fis
William L. McDermott
Eric, Woodruff Randolph
International Typogaphical Union of
United States
Canada
Indianapolis
Ind
Centre Labor Union Hall
Brie
Joseph Rugace
Gility
Federal Cours
F. P. Schoonmaker
Liberation of pilot Philips and other wartime items
Powell Motor Co reports car lubrications while Allied forces free German prisoner James L. Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard D. Phillips of Erle. He flew a B-17 Fortress and had overseas service since July 1, 1944. Bradford mourns Captain Jody Scott Moffatt, a former Bradford High School and Penn State College standout, killed in action March 6. Other notes include tax bills processed by Jamestown city comptroller Donald Swan, a domestic dispute leading to a peace bond, an injury on a Waterford farm, a postwar social security talk, and community notices across Erie County society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motor Co
James L. Phillips
Gerard
D. Phillips
Erle
Germany
England
Low Down
Connie's
Jamestown
Donald W. Swanson
Eric
Charles Shaner
Thomas McGarty
Meredith Shaner
Shaner
Union City
Richard Merritt
Union City Hospital
Waterford
Merritt
Fie Ding
Wnte
C. O. F. Hall
Carroll Johnson
St. Paul's Women's Missionary Society
Charles Anderson
Ray Anderson
Albert Lynn
Carl Gustafson
Corty Hospital
Harry Paulson
Liberty Street
Lindau McMahon
George McMahon
Washington Street
Corry
Salvation Army Fund
A. M. Litz
North Center Street
Andrew Sellman
East Secand
Buffalo
Jamestown Metal Corporation
Jamestown General Hospital
Franklin
Fourteenth Street
Paul Bedford
Charles E. Winschel
Western Penitentiary
Burtonr
Land
State Parole Board
Winschel
Liquor Control Board
Thomas McCarty
Erie
W. Pitt Gifford
St. Vincent’ Hospital
Atlantic City
N. C
Firemen's Hall
Cory
Erie County
S. Crossman
Light Knowledge Before Specs
Before spectacles were invented about five centuries ago, limited understanding of light persisted. The fragment notes how eye science lagged until optical aids emerged, shaping later advances.
War Deaths and Local Notices From World War II Era
Union City reports the death of Theodore Hanby Jr in Germany on April 1 1945. Col Bernard Luebbermann of the Third Army was killed April 8 1945 in Germany. The Rebekah Helping Hand Club meets Thursday at 2:30 PM at the I O O F Hall. Nearby reports note a self inflicted wound case at Brooks Memorial Hospital and a church event at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
T. Set
Theodore Hanby
U. S
Germany
War Department
Théodore Hanby
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Robert Brow
Westfield Barracks
Brown
Jamestown
Bernard ¥. Luebbermanm
Did
Patton
Third Army
Jean Neale ‘Luebbermann
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mrs C M Jones Surprised On Birthday
Mrs C M Jones at 244 West Wayne street was surprised yesterday afternoon as friends visited to offer birthday congratulations. Guests enjoyed a light spread of salad hot rolls ice cream coffee and a birthday cake baked by Mrs William Wichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Jones
West Wayne Street
William Wichols
Petain and Leopold Freed by German Authorities
Partial OCR text reports Petain and Leopold freed by Germans and crossing into France to surrender to French authorities. The French head of state of Vichy, his wife, and companions crossed the border near Lake Constance before obtaining Swiss permission. Details remain unclear due to fragmentary source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hage Une
France
St. Margrethen
Lake Constance
Petain de
Petain Willing to Move in France and Stand Trial
The text states Petain agreed to move to France for trial, remaining in Switzerland temporarily until authorities are contacted. It notes indications the Nazi regime was collapsing and allowing hostages to leave, with potential Allied consent. Petain arrived at Saint Margarethen in a mine-car convoy, remaining in the car during frontier negotiations and avoiding exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Switzerland
Petaith
Leopold
Petain
Saint Margatethen
Ois
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Wing - Willi Star Stores
Pillsbury
Hershey Vocoa
Swansdown Cake
Babo Cleanser
Cameo Cleanser
Poverty Row
G. I. Joe
THE
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rin Caer
Al’s
Corry and
Mfadville
Poplins and
Gabardines
Bernstein Bros
Tee
Wworth
Pinexsutawaey
Robert Lightoy
Rumdall Lightcap
Home
Indiana County
Indiana Hospital
Commonwealth
George H. Craig
Olinton Township
Quar ‘Ver
Jurge Lee A. McCracken
Movnday
W. &. Dunn
CuchVurton
Rockgrove
Dunn
Suegertown
French Creek
Titteville
Robert
D. Cron
Paris
W. F. Cron
Germatt Frank
Kuesiin
L. J. Butryn
Titusville
R. D
Yitless
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Street
Carroll
Evangelical and Reformed
Ash Street
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
G. L. Boyd
King Street
Emmanuel Guild
Sam Haf
Tey
Primi
Frasi
Berkhous
Superior Cleaning Co
Dial
Ctos
Patterson Sargent Baines
Tag
Pta
Sapa
FORTE
Phillips
North Center St
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Florida
Haller
Mueller
Simoniz
Est
OORRY
Roosevelt
Pati
Pargo
Donald R. Lotfile
Santryman
Covtel
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