Unclear Main Street Crash And Local Notices In Corry
A late Saturday accident on West Main Street in Corry involved the Studebaker sedan driven by L. W. DWE and a Lincolnteer, with all occupants escaping injury. Separate items report unemployment compensation shifts in Corry, March of Dimes giving $16.6 million nationally, and ongoing local civic concerns including a missing girl case and traffic issues near Maple Avenue.
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Studebaker
DB. RF
Tuerahm
West Main Street
Leon
Owen
Ingram Winesiine
Cary
Lund's
Garland
Wat
Pranklin Street
Tor
West Main St
North Center Street
State
South Second Agenus
Leai
Doane's Hardware
Giadioll
Cub Towers
Hills
Harold Ayling
Bear Lake
Fayette Residents to Get More Meat This Month
The Fayette county area, including coal miners, will receive about 209000 pounds of surplus meat for the rest of August. The OPA Pittsburgh district office said the new quota equals roughly one pound per resident, with six proposed slaughterers ramping up production. Shipments from other polors will adjust the supply accordingly.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Fayette County
Pittsbuewl
OPA
QPA
Quisling Goes On Trial For Treason
Contested wartime broadcasts attributed to Vidkun Quisling are reviewed as he faces treason charges. The defense argues Bolshevism failed to unite Russia and Germany while Quisling touts collaboration with Germany and seeks a broader Slavonic empire under heavy German influence.
Schroyer outlines postwar highway program plans
Harrisburg Aug 2 Secretary Schroyer says Pennsylvania’s highway department is ready to proceed with postwar programs including Abeinst Yen projects and a major rural road plan. Work would expand highway connections, remove boileavels, and extend access into remote areas with 215 miles of new highways and bridges estimated at 7,165,714. Several large postwar projects are under immediate consideration.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
Schroyer
Yen
Projeta Uuter
Ist
Cochran visitors in Erie discuss postwar plans
In Erie Aug 20 two members of the Cochrans, Pan and Tom, meet on Ma's porch for the first time since 1941. Tom returns from Europe for a furlough and talks of a possible discharge and Hollywood script work. Phil Cochran, famed for North Africa and Burma exploits, imagines options but awaits Army direction.
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Erie
Pan
Tom Cochan
Snalk
Tom
New ‘York
Europe
New York
Col
Phil
North Africa
Burma
Flip Corkin
Tor
Hollywood
Landing of steamer at Chautauqua dock marks historic event
On August 17 1945 a large steamer made the first regular landing at the Chautauqua dock since 1955. Captain Z Nelson and crew hosted Martin A Arend who joined as guest and keeper of steamer photographs. Arend recalled the old dock and the vanished covering while the vessel landed abruptly at the shore.
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Jawas
Vtinay
Chwusnaue Lake
Chautauqua
Jamestown
Mealo
Glen Solomon
Z. Nelson
Martin A. Arend
Fin
Tate
Tony
Mr. Arend
Bull
Sudiden Vom Tor
Thompson's Borvomm Tablets Offer Quick Liver Relief
An ad touts Thompson's Borvomm Tablets as fast acting relief for kidney and blood purification. It claims the tablets support kidney function, cleanse waste from the blood, and ease leg and back pains. Additional product Goltest Tax Tablets are advertised for constipation.
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Koewpron
Rory Domme
Thompson
Spartansburg Observed Victory with Quiet Celebration
Siren alerts and church services marked Spartansburg and nearby areas as residents marked a victory observance. Automobiles horns sounded and public gatherings included a Methodist church program with Rev. Doyle Anderson and Rev. Arnold Loadberg as speakers guiding the community through a peaceful post victory day.
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Thorn
Charch
Doyle Anderson
Arnold Loadberg
An Appropriate e Church Service and Local Notices
A fragmentary local notices page records a church service program featuring a special melody by Macfiogeas and Margere Morris with solo by Carl Nurder. It notes August 14 meetings, hospital visits, returns from Denver, travels to Fort Leonard Wood, and multiple family-related visits and arrangements across Erie, Pittsburgh, Warren, and Waterford with several relatives frequenting cottages and hospitals.
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Macfiogeas
Margere Morris
Carl Nurder
Thisday Evening Club
H ‘Thompson
Tou
Vernal Torrey
Denver
Cole
Plizafimnom Hospital
Ariane Holford
Fort Leonard Wood
Skippy Bates
Diton Bates
St. Vildent's “Hospital
Erie
Hyon Burlingame
Keith , Nichols and Son
Charles + Devlin
North East
Wilma Dean Buylin-game
Harry Ghagey
Warren
Harry Donor
Pittsburgh
Paul Elwood
Porers Park
Waterford
Helen Morton
Lars Fallon
Jerome McPadden
Reba Robinson
Leila Donahey
Cyril Donahey
Florence Donahey
Vera
German Hill
Jayed Bacon
Pleasantville
Willis Northrow
Jamestown
Phillip Northrop
Tune Stell
Michigan
George Salmon
Jennie Sintford End
Benty Brown
Lincolnville
Lewis Scaremont
Pudley Lake
New York State Ends Quarantine
Jamestown August 20 downtime ends quarantine for animals in Chau taugus county after inoculation. Albany orders sent Saturday to Free dogs in Eliott Tal voner Jamestown Geloron Bustl Lakewood Ellery Bemus Point Kirk city and town. Dr Walter G Levy notes signatures sent to Albany for required enforcement and a further modification expected this week.
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Jamestown
Preedom
Chautaugus Couuty Baturday
Albany
Walter G. Levy
Albany Health
Eliott
Talvoner
Geloron
Lakewood
Ellery
Bemus Point
Kirk
Westfield
Plans for Cattaraugus Fair at Little Valley
Aug 20 opens the fourth annual Cattaraugus Fair at Little Valley with three team pulling shows as featured events on opening day. The schedule includes classes for teams under 3000, under 9500, and over 3500 pounds with purses of 100 dollars per field and 40 to the winners. Tuesday is Children's Day with free admission for under 18, and Volunteer Firemen’s Day marks closing Monday.
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Little Valley
Caves Commie ‘Fur
Answers to I Q Quiz From Editorial Page
The page lists responses to a quiz with items including True answers, Samuel Shellabarger, a line about a salad with orange not banana or peach, Sicily, ammonium, Washington DC, a correction about Grant's Tomb, a two thirds vote, tanks related to Tish pre keys, and a fragment about statesmen who drafted and implemented the Constitution.
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Ne True
Samuel Shellabarger
Sicily
Washington, D0. C
Grant
New Fork City
United States
Truman Retains Some Wartime Controls
The Office of Civilian Defense and Office of Censorship have expired after Japan’s surrender. The Office of Scientific Research and Development will end soon. OPA and the War Production Board will remain for key duties while a possible new Department of Public Welfare may form with cabinet status.
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Office of
Japan
Office of Scientife Research and Development
OPA
War Production Board
Department of Public Welfare
Truman
Anil
Treasury
Bulb
Vinnon
Amereum
Iil
Buffalo Livestock Prices and Market Report
Buffalo New York hogs and cattle sales show varied prices with mixed demand. Slaughter hogs around 14.20 to 15.15, steers slow, whitefaced yearlings top near 17.75, dairy and feeder cattle in the 8.25 to 14.75 range, sheep steady at 7.00 to 7.50, lambs 10.00 to 12.00. Associated Press dispatch notes market activity amid intermittent liquidation and cautious buying.
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Buffalo
Fey
Associated Press
New York
American Gan
Ameticsa
Anaconda _ Atlantic Refining
Bendix Aviation
Boeing Airplane
Chrysler
Curliss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Biscuit
National Dairy
Northern Pacific
Paramount
Youngstown
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Fair Perkins
Bas Smithy Ietts
Rogie
White Rex Theatre
Corry
Jssue
Corry Ira
Lhe Corry
Standard Ol Company
New Jersey
Oday
Mink
Esso
Bayway
N. J
National Foundation For
Colunty
Sire
Remy
Sit
Herman W. Davenport
Hicevine Msi
Sakenboem
Shemervipe
Ornsalne
Washington Street
City Street Department
Maple Avenue
Center Street
Leigh Smith
Torpedo
Jiin
Arla Rost Cathars
Brent
Pace
Biremen
Erle
Crawford
Mercer
Vergo
Lawrence
Hamot
Exfe
Perry M. Nichols
Laker
A. G. Davis
Cory Wuspita
Pennsylvania Railroad
United Railred Workers of America
CTO
Shop Craft Union
The
Railroad Brotherhood
Fayette
Ouisling
Wage Cme
Norway
Euver
Germany
Quisling
de Witt
England
Shroyer
Phill. Cochran
Shamburg‘s News & Sport Store
Spartansburg
New York State
Chautauqua County
I. Q
North Corry Emblemons
M. Center
Columbree Ave
Armitage ‘Manager
Sterling Deluxe
Norra
Erie County
Walt
Aelen Caruso
Atkens Motor Bases
AVER
Joe's
Himan
Chamberfields
Riverside
Cambridge Springs
Sele Fridge Printing Co
Clymer
Su- Dery
Chilton Greetings CO
Essex, Dept
Boston
Mass
Iegram
B.D
Sparvinsburg
Bash Bummel
Tieuavide
WanTea
Sie Spring Street
Indy
Cave Journal
Journal
Bea
Sperry
Spring
West Pleasant Street
Congress Street
B. A. Keller
Worry
Atga
Erderberries
Ray Burrows
Bigin
Argos
Spring Street
West
Pramklin Street
Woolworth
N.cohen
Sore
Baistt
Cony
Gerry Davis
C.F. Curtis Jewelry
Sclouk Street
Hynne
Ular
Elettricliy
Wm Cochran
Beat Lake
Madern
West Saving Street
George Sehraming
Edwin Sehramling
Eric Farm Las
Stokely’s
del Monte
Stokely
Crisco
Spring Lake
Thuring Or
Véc
Iter
Tyson
Fokélim
PHU Miny
Allis
B.S
Northwestern
California
Arizona
Idaho
Age Jersey
Ursina
Damar Silurdsy
WAL Clan
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