Newspaper Masthead and Rates Fragment
Fragmentary OCR describes Associated Press rights and newspaper mailing details. It lists offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Corry Pennsylvania with subscription and carrier rates. Advertising rates are said to be available upon request.
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Tite St
New York
Kemart
Chicago
Kink & Bond
Detroit
Ghamjber
Cott
Pittsburgh
Hilan
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corry Pa
War Contractors Studying One "R" School On Reconversion
War contractors from manufacturers to attorneys join a first of its kind postwar reconversion program at the University of Pennsylvania. The program combines government and contractor viewpoints with Army Navy and civilian instructors to speed peacetime conversion and reduce red tape. Lectures are technical with panel discussions and tough questions, aiming to guide veterans back to civilian life and set a pattern for national reconversion efforts.
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Wal
Philadelphia
School of Pointess
University of Pennsylvania
Paul Edward Smith
University
F. T. Steer
Arms and the Man Inter-Agency Committee
Hay
Navy
Smith
Philip M. Andress
Boston
Philadelphia Army Ordnance District
Victor
War Plants Corp
War Production Board
U.S. Maritime Commission
Air Force
The
Engineers
Signal Corps
J. P. Kilroy
Army
Blair Dies at Home After Illness in Corry
Twenty years ago W. W. Blair died at his South Center street home after a period of critical decline. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Peter J. Sauley blessed and laid the cover stone at St. Edward's parochial school in an afternoon ceremony. A group of Corry young men attacked a roadhouse near Whitelock, ending its operation amid reports it had become a commune bowdy house. James H. McCabe died after a brief illness at his Hone home, having lived in the city 39 years. James Foley, former traffic officer, is recovering at Corry Hospital after a fractured sternum from a Saturday accident. Elmer McElroy was injured in a car setup incident at Wrightsville Friday. The era notes Christmas regulations likely to be temporary and touches on hopes for victory and demobilization in 1944.
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James H. McCabe
Fis Hone
West Park Place
Deceaseri i
James Foley
Carter
Corry Hospital
Overseas Christmas shopping and shipping deadlines
Overseas Christmas dust 45 days for overseas shopping arriving midsummer but it is true. From September 1 to October 1 is the time to send boxes for delivery by December 25. After that date likely not to arrive. Retail stores file priority applications for cartons meeting Army regulations. Other boxes may be used but must not exceed 15 inches long or 36 inches overall. The box approved by Army Navy and WP.
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Army
Navy
Penicillin's Rise From Obscurity to Medical Mainstay
The article notes a rapid shift in public and medical awareness of penicillin from unfamiliarity to casual use. It traces Fleming's 1929 discovery, sparse early reports, and Oxford researchers' 1940s work, highlighting growing production and broad therapeutic promise for infectious diseases and surgical wound care.
First Military Ballots Mailed From Erie County
Aug 4 Erie The counties military ballots began to sail to service men at home and abroad with 10 200 ballots sent to the post office Thursday afternoon and to be in the mails within a week Ralph C Benedict chief clerk to county commissioners says Erie County covers the state in mailing ballots He adds by next week all ballots should be on their way and while return numbers are unknown the commissioners have made voting easy for service men
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Erie
Ralph C. Benedict
Erie County
Quiz questions from page six puzzle on Pacific, finance, and ships
A reader quiz lists queries about Saipan Island group, Channel geography true/false, radio alias James Morton, Balkan Wars years, elephants in Ceylon, horse vocal two-word description, a non game fish, pushing versus pulling, Donald Nelson WEB business, Brewster Aeronautical Corp location, and tantalum ore sources and prices from 1920s to 1940s with imports rising from 56000 to 490000 pounds.
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Saipan Island
Pacific Islands
English Channel
England
Ireland
James Morton
Paul Oliver
Ceylon
Donald Nelson
Brewster Aeronautical Corp
California
Oto
New York
County Pushes Postwar Fund Plan On Congressmen
Erie County officials say postwar aid will be allocated by Congress and state lawmakers in their districts under a uniform plan from a wartime conference. Key projects include a tuberculosis hospital annex, a new county jail, and road and bridge work. County commissioners Dell Darling Thomas Schaper and Thorhus Pathey, returning from Williamsport sessions, emphasize engaging representatives to secure district benefits.
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Sue
AUB
Williamsport
Erie
Dell ‘Darling
Thomas Schaper
Thorhus Pathey
Pacing
Congress
State Assembly
Wesus
Souny
Vesuuss Stoners
Erie County
Darling
County Prison Board
Pred
Charge Woman Set House Afire
Jamestown report says Mrs. Helen Woods 40 of 90 Fairmount Avenue started two fires at that address last night. She was taken to Gowanda State Hospital for parole violation and held on public intoxication and arson suspicion. Her father Albert Dietsch 66 was arrested at a tavern with her after the blazes. he was not implicated in the fires. Fire officials led the preliminary probe.
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Jamestown
Pairmount Avenue
Gowanda State Hospital
Helmuth
Helen Woods
Fairmount Avenue
Albert Dietsch
Paul Erlandson
Budolph Hi
Swanson
Erie Residents Warned On Aug 9 Reinstatement Deadline
About 4 000 Erie county residents purged from registration were told to return the reinstatement card by August 9. Chief Registrar Joseph C. Williams said the cards will be accepted until midnight that date, with more than 1 000 already returning the cards after being notified for failure to vote in the past two years.
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Erie
Joseph C. Williams
Williams
Fire damage at Starrcade scene harms floor and draperies
Report notes rags and paper placed in two spots at the Starrcade area were lit. Damage limited to holes in the floor and to draperies, with no other structures affected.
Rations Relaxed on Cooking Stoves by OPA
The Office of Price Administration announced partial relief for civilian cooking stoves on Saturday August 5 due to a small supply increase. Eligible individuals lacking other cooking means may obtain a stove certificate, and conversion burners for ranges become certificate free for distributors manufacturers and consumers after August 5 with certificates still required for consumers. Kerosene supply remains tight and needs verification. Treasury report shows August 2 receipts 73.8 million dollars expenditures 196.0 million dollars net balance 21.439 million dollars total debt 310.142 million dollars. daily increase 41.690 million dollars.
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Blo Omice
OPA
Treasury
Washington
The
Carter Atl Church Service Announcement
Cecil B. Ross, pastor. Services every Sunday at 2 20. This week John Westley will bring the message in the absence of the pastor. Special singing.
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Carter Atl Crurch
Cecil B. Ross
John Westley
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