Discharges and notices from ry Hospital and town notices
Patients discharged from ry Hospital Monday include James Shreve Spartansburg Miss Grac Hoylen 1 West Park Place Mrs Jack Zerres 80 Marion street Mikee Piccirilla 1 144 Gould street Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society will meet tomorrow April 36 for an all day sewing event at the church A tureen will be served at noon and attendance urged Miss Jean Metunes committee chair W S C S rummage sale Friday and Saturday April 28 29 Grand Theatre building 3426 Kane Borough police report David Jones Jr Kang Was operator of a light coupe wreck on Biddle He fell asleep and escaped injury Two girls missing Delores Meiliski 14 Priday and Mary Whip ple 14 since Saturday Oil City reappointment of B B Weber city engineer and SN Mogilowitz city solicitor for four year terms beginning May 1 1844 approved by council Council also reappointed Mrs George N Reed to City Library Commission for a term of three years beginning May 1 1944
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Ry Hospital
James Shreve
Spartansburg
Grac Hoylen
West Park Place
Jack Zerres
Marion Street
Mikee Piccirilla
Gould Street
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Jean Metunes
Grand Theatre
Kane
David Jones, Jr
Kang
Jones
Delores Meiliski
Priday
Mary Whipple
Oil City
B. B. Weber
Ily
SN. Mogilowitz
George N. Reed
OM City Library Commission
Franklin
Commonwealth
Frank Snyder
LeRoy Matthews
Harold Rodgers
Ner
Jewell Flower Shop
Willian Blaine
RW. Blaine
Fine Avenue
Hungary
War Department
Blaine
Mane High
American University
Washington D. C
U.S. Army Air Corps
Latherian Missionary Society
Walter Wilsted
East Malm Street
Dorr Clark
Peter Christenson
Gill
Bethesda
K. D. Brown
South Street
Hed Cross
Wind and court changes mark Warren area notices
Dense county brief items report faster divorce hearings under Judge Kitts and masters in Franklin County, wind damage along the peninsula, electric wires damaged, and a local Bible teaching event. Local crime notes include burglaries in Dunkirk and a lightning strike at the Crawford home in Kane. Also listed are missing airman Lt William Blaine and various community notices, sales, and local accidents across Warren, Oil City, and surrounding towns.
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Powell Motor Co
Miles B. Kitts
Lem
Jewell Flower Shop
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Millard Davis
Carl Armerding
Moody Bible Institute
Corry U.B. Church
Debates Hit World Bank Idea From Two House Factions
Washington April 16 lawmakers clashed over the administration World Bank concept. Representative Dewey challenged Morgenthau’s plan from the Foreign Affairs Committee arguing for a different approach to world finance. Representative Andresen sharply criticized Morgenthau’s Capitol Hill explanation of the world stabilization fund plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andresen
Mine Owner Falls Into 50 Foot Pit Near Reynoldsville
Richard Siverling was damaged after his car bogged in mud during a stripping patrol. He wandered from the truck, fell into a 50 foot pit, and suffered a fractured hip and serious injuries. He was rescued by surprised employees and taken to Adrian Hospital in serious condition as authorities noted Treasury receipts and debt figures in a separate Washington dispatch.
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Reynoldsville
Bperslons
Richard Siverling
Reynoldsville R
Theopen Pit
Adrian Hospital
Question on police summons and dog charge in Corry
Letter to the editor from William Scott of Corry criticizing Alderman Gordon over summonses tied to a dog dispute. He questions the timing of charges, a large $34.20 expenditure, and notes prior police interactions, including a stolen wagon incident that went unresolved. He identifies himself as a long-time, poor resident seeking fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of the People
Corry Evening Journal
Gordon
Corry
Alderman Gordon
Jesse Jones
William Scott
Steel producers say they cannot absorb wage raise
Washington April 25 Associated Press the nations steel producers large and small declare they cannot absorb any wage increases Benjamin F Paivless president of U S Steel Corp tells a War Labor Board panel that if the CIO United Steel Workers demands are granted the public will have to foot the bill He places the cost of all the demands at about a half billion dollars for principal companies
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Associated Press
Washington
Ifort
CIO
United Steel Workers
Benjamin F. Paivless
U. S. Steel Corporation
War Labor Board
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Ino
Tseoff
Jackson
Haxton Peas
Orange & Grapefruit Blender
Kirkman
Wing - Willi Star Stores
van Heusen
Svetott
Bernstein Bros
North Genter ST
Corry, PA
Wilson Bros
Paul's Men‘s Wear
Dunkirk
Develry
John Crawford
Horatio Street
Warren
Fred
Smith
Corydon Township
Richard Smith
Uneca
Warren Greene
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ladies’ Aid
Carrie Payne
North Center Street
Fred Kinley
Williams Agency
Ridgway
Joseph Peters
Kersey, R
Ridgway Hospital
Peters
W. T. Corbell
Warren County Salvage Committee
New York Central
Youngsville
Sheffield
Holly's
Warren County
AAA
Pennsylvania State Committee
Paul's Men's Wear
Pittsburgh
Bradford
Philip Wirtz
Jack Shuman
Hixford
Colegrave
J.P. Hahit
Posto
Satatr
Postoffice
Blaine Wallace
Cly
Tair
Martin Robbins
Stall
Manley Robbins
East Souths Street
Warren Disposal Company
Atlantic Petroleum Products
DEMS
World Bank
IDEA
Shamburg's News & Sports Store
Caheh
Uri Ee
Treasury Report
Treasury
Kahn Tailoring CO. OF
Indianapolis
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Hitler
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
East Main Street
Nestle Ever
Clorox
Little Dairy
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