Corry Bakery Thursday Special and Local Obituary Notes
Thursday special features muffins at 30 cents a dozen from Corry Bakery. Obituary for Conny Steadman aged 89, longtime Edinboro farmer and father of HL Steadman, Columbus teacher, who died Tuesday at his Edinboro home after a two week illness. Also local notices include Frank Bamer visiting Evie County for farm guidance and hospital discharge briefs from Gor Ty Hospital listing Stella Mabtowitz, Theodore Poochey, Mrs Charles Hawkins, and Mrs Dean Klopfenstein and son.
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Corry Bakery
Conny Steadman
Edinboro
Steadman
Columbus
Hamilton and
Perry Schools
Erie
Washington Township
Frank Bamer
Evie County
Couny
Paul S. Crossan
Court Nowse
Gor Ty Hospital
Stella Mabtowitz
Main Street
M Ugical
Theodore Poochey
Eric
Charles Hawkins
Spartansburg
Dean Klopfen— Stein
Local News Notes From City and Vicinity
Reads odd jumbles of notices and brief items including a wreck of utility wires by youths, a funeral of Pvt George Smith killed in action in Germany, vehicle registrations in Pennsylvania, court actions, church mortgage burnings, local police reports and minor crimes, plus community notices and updates from Titusville to Meadville.
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Powell Motor Co
Warren Hulings
Weel Wayne Street
Alice Hulings
Cecil Hulings
Clarion
Washington School
Connie's
Trask Avenue
Eugene Matis
Leslie W. Upperman
Corry
C. F. Hall
Union City
Phrethen
Cory Ramblers
Dunkirk
George Smith
Germany
Ain
War Department
Helen Stith Kuhrt
Sheridan
Dunkirk High School
Tulse Gens
Albert Gens
Pennsylvania
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Warren
William A. Callen
Corsica
Clatton County
Jamestown
Anthony A. Alaimo
Slalag Luift
Alaimo
Sam Alaimo
Francis. Gerace
Lakewont
France
States
Frank Robinson
Elmer J. L. Evans
Western Penitentiary J
Robinson
Wee
Evans
Erie
Bable
Buffelooad
East 21St Street
Titusville
Spring Street
Tt Yeally Warn‘ Mich
Kerr Bill Mill
Plymouth
Ofj
Stanford Hose Co
Oil City
Ninth Air Force
Third Army
Twelfth Army Group
Edwin S. Chickering
Joanna
Kenneth Griffen
Frankling
Allegheny River
Clark Wolfkiel
Rowan J. Neil
Mechanicsville
Clarion County
FM. Wellman
St. Petersburg
Rouseville
Richard G. McCurdy
East Troy
Stalag 3-C
George B. Cox
Chl. McCurdy
Cox
Meadville
Crawford County
Faye Miller
Donald G. Rider
Schroyer to Try Out for Football at State
Johnny Schreyer, former Penn State blocking back who lost a leg in a German prison ramp, plans to try out for football next October at Penn State. He awaits medical discharge from the Army and is stationed at Thomas England General Hospital in Atlantic City.
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Sy Associated Ress
Atlantic City
N. J
Johnny Schroyer
Pennsylvania State College
Penn State
Schroyer
Army
Thomas England General Hospital
Schreyer
Ibe Atv Athiatic
Calles
Deepens Color Heat Advises Shades Lighter for Radiators
Guidance notes that radiator paint darkens over time and suggests choosing a shade lighter than the desired final color to achieve the intended finish.
Senate backs six month training rule for 18-year draftees
The Senate approved an amendment to extend the draft law past May 15 and bar 18-year-old inductees from combat duty until they complete at least six months of training. The House had not considered the measure and faces a choice between accepting the Senate amendment or sending the bill to a conference committee.
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Press
Washington
House
Navy
Chamber
White House
Senate House Conference Committee
May
D-Ky
Militay Committee
Congressman Walter Reports Buchenwald Atrocities
Rep. Francis E. Walter of Pennsylvania said after visiting Buchenwald that Germany's inhumanity would push for a world system at San Francisco to prevent similar atrocities. He spoke with a House Postwar Economic Planning committee and was invited by General Eisenhower to inspect the camp.
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London
Buchenwald
Francis E. Walter
Explosion and Fire at Defense Plant in Los Angeles
An explosion and fire in Los Angeles caused about 200 000 dollars in damage at a Defense Plant complex. Three workers were injured, one seriously. Plant manager H S Bodine estimated the damage and said the blast likely resulted from a gas leak ignited by nearby boilers.
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Los Angeles
Defense
H. S. Bodine
Ienager
Theodore B. Koop Named Assistant Censorship Director
In Washington on April 25 Theo dore B. Koop was appointed assistant director of censorship in charge of the press division with May 1 as the start date. He succeeds Jack H. Lockhart who is returning to active newspaper work.
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Washington
Theodore B. Koop
Jack H. Lockhart
Cleaning a cloudy vase with ammonia and soap
A home remedy instructs to shred newspaper, fill the vase with hot soapy water and a little ammonia, swirl, let stand, swirl again, rinse, and dry upside down on a rack or in a warm place. The method aims to remove cloudiness and restore clarity to the vase.
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Nowers
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OTL
Sardines 2
Tender Lear USA
Hershey
Babo Cleanser
Cameo Cleanser
Poverty Row
WAR Bonds
Joe
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ora Rear
Al’s
Corry and Meadville
Poplins
Gabardines
Bernstein Bros
Methodist Ciizen
North Girard
Roy Myers
Thesembly
C. H. Rhein
P. J. Howe
Justice of the Peace
Louis A Pease
North East
Erie County Constables and Magistrates Association
Harrisburg
Martin
Meyer Stote
Stote
Carlton G. Woencker
Chevrolet
Thormas Motor Co
Ttate
E. Shonts
Hazel M. Shonts
Duke Center
Pittsburgh
Third Service Command
Pfc
Shonts
E. Jr. Shonts
Csclone
England
Belgium
Netherlands
Carroll
Mestiville
Trene Oakes
Oil Creek Township
Chewford
Ounty Cout
Puffey
N. A. Love
Floyd van Winkle
Franklin
Thomas M. Ayers
Pittsburgh Road
R. D
Albert H. Weston
Sentto
Tiw4isend Club
Berkhous
Almus
Keystone ‘van Cise
East Sunil Street
Beauty
Patterson Sanqint Faiwes
Senate
Phillips
Marth Center
Marr
Nasts Ladies
N. Center
Columbus Ave
W. L. Armitage
Seer Rienn
Florida
Haller
Simaniz
von Martin
Pstrieken
H Rth East
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