Will and estate matters listed with county stock sale notes
A fragmented notice outlines wills and probate matters in the county. It lists stock sale figures including cows and lambs with price ranges and quality notes, and mentions distribution actions related to the decedent's estate. The text references deadlines and procedures typical of estate administration.
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Orien A
Storer
Worer
Tate
County
Willa
Deers
Ile
Ight Lambs
Joes
Wainwright’s Move to Chinese Capital Delayed No More
Reports indicate Gen. Jonathan Wainwright will depart Manchuria for Chungking after a Soviet approval clears the way. A U S humanitarian team says a B 24 is en route to Mukden and Maj. Gen. George Parker Jr now heads the Mukden camp as Japanese guards are replaced. Internees in Peiping, numbering 117 Americans 183 Dutch and others, are moved to hotels with medical care arranged amid improving conditions.
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Chungking
Aus
Jonathan Mr. Wainwright
Manchuria
Mattden
Sying
Ferrtt Waimwright
Pels Livre Willy
Numanttwrlan
Fhe
Mokden
Ger
George M. Parker, Jr
Parker
Bataan
Humani- Larien
Peiping
Porter Auer Home Damaged by Night Fire
Fire damaged the residence of Mr and Mrs Porter Auer on East Congress street last evening with losses exceeding 1000 dollars. Neighbors spotted flames in the living room after they discovered the blaze and alerted L Auer who entered to shut off drafts. Stanford Hose Company arrived, extinguishing the fire with chemicals and water, preventing total destruction.
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Porter Auer
East Congress Street
Aux
Canndahta
St. Clip
John Love
Auer
Fathier
L. Auer
Stanford
Eating Places Permitted To Borrow Points
OPA plans to let hotels and restaurants borrow from meat allotments as rationing may shift. Institutions using over 75 percent of their allocations can borrow against four upcoming periods with repayment in four equal installments. September and October may see rationing end if shipments to markets are heavy.
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Washington
OPA
Shelr Tocus
Anderson Sid
Corry Legion to Attend Two-County Meet at Cambridge Springs
Representatives from Corry and 16 other Legion posts in Erie and Crawford counties gather at Cambridge Springs for a two-county convention. Delegates will elect a district commander for the 29th district, choose state issues, and vote for state officers. The Corry delegates are Leon Brown and Wallace Young.
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Himer
Carrier Post
American Legion
Mis City
Rou
Legion
Erie
Crawford
Cambridge Springs
Ubud
Veterans' Organization
Feld
Edward Beauchut
Titusville
Henry Wheeler
Cory
Corry
Pennsylvania
John Stoup
Waynesburg
Clyde Rankin
Philadelphia
James ‘T. Murray
Forest City
Andress Frasier
Erle
Legion Maices
Legion of Reles
Curry Post
Leon Brown
New Tires Could Hit Markets Within 90 Days
Government officials signaled possible price relief and supply gains for tires, nylon stockings and radios as controls ease. Production may jump 100 percent in three months, with 4 million radios and rent reductions anticipated in certain areas as wartime demands ease.
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Associated Press
Washington
OPA
Ley
Wieli Ie
Aylon
Rayen
WPB
Anderson l
Ready
SupaesEoey
Fa Ru
U. S. Public Health Service
140 000 In State Have Lost Jobs
The War Manpower Commission reports about 140000 Pennsylvania workers have been laid off or will be released in the next 30 days due to war production shutdowns. Philadelphia faces the heaviest impact with about 5000 workers then Erie 6500 and Meadville 4300.
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Harrisburg
War Manpower Commission
Pennsylvania
Vomanister
U. S. Employment Service
Philadelphia
Erie
Meadville
Army Man Reduction Passes Overdue Overseas Dispatch Blocked
A wartime memo indicates a 75 point army unit will not be shipped overseas and that the War Department plans to cut all branches of the army below a set strength. The document discusses manpower shortages and potential discharge options for enlisted personnel and service members.
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Associated Press
Washington
Service Swate
Alpmeyil
Red Cross Appeals For More Books National effort seeks adult fiction for hospitals
The Red Cross issues an urgent appeal for immediate collection of desirable adult books. Donors are asked to bring newer fiction and other suitable titles to the North Center street headquarters for shipment to French hospitals and distant bases.
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Red Cross
Rench
Bend
Norit Center Street
Destructive Atomic Bomb Raids Hit Hiroshima Nagasaki
Tokyo reports massive casualties from atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. AP tally shows hundreds of thousands killed, injured, or homeless, with tens of thousands dead in initial blasts and many more dying from burns days later.
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Associated Press
Fritasiima
Pune
New Sugar Stamp Takes Effect September First
Washington reports the new sugar stamp becomes valid September 1. The household ration will keep five pounds for four months under OPA rules. The announcement notes sugar supplies are about 25 percent less than before the war and plan adjustments may occur with home canning exemptions.
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Washington
Baress Benefit Game Fund Reaches 1694 Total
Dean Houser tabulates receipts for the Baress benefit game set for Friday at Loyoland Field. A $100 gift from David A. Hillstrom helps push the total toward the $1,000 goal, with plans for postal sales and store participation. Two Corry veterans will travel to Richmond to present the funds to a wounded veteran at McGuire General Hospital.
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Dean Houser
Sam Baress
David A. Hillstrom
Houser
Loyoland
Hillstram
Damestowy
Supi Baressi
Richmond
McGuire General Hospital
Quisling Charged With Hansteen Murder in Oslo
The Norwegian state accuses Vidkun Quisling of ordering the killing of Viggo Hansteen, a leading figure in the resistance, during the German occupation. Prosecutor Behioedt argues Quisling urged removal after Hansteen led a strike. Quisling denies responsibility and says his advice would have prevented the death.
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Oslo
Norway
Vidkun Quisling
Viggo Hansteen
Norwesdiats Nde
Hansteen
Igi
Annaeus Behioedt
Quisling
Jie
War Memorial Hospital plan discussed at city meeting
A second adjourned meeting of representatives from industry and organizations debated a War Memorial project in the city. The majority favored a Memorial Hospital, with an alternative community center building proposed by the Business and Professional Women's Club. Next steps include funding plans and a third session to advance the proposal. The VF W movement may proceed with its bandshell memorial only if the hospital plan is launched decisively. Legless WWII veterans form Blues group at Bushnell Army General Hospital to unite amputee centers nationwide.
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Titel Cory
Representisives OF Industres and
Alti
Tverit
Campelin
Alfred Morrison
Lu Liu
Morrison
Arthur J. Scheppner
Morey Fasc
Memorial Hospital
Japan
War Memorial
Utme
United Commonity
Brigham
Utah
Fave
Lott
Bushnell Army General Hospital
Sre
Army
Blues
Amerlen
World Security Charter Ratification Urged in Address
Prime Minister Clewell Altice formally calls for ratification of the World Security Charter in the routine session of Parliament. The covenant aims to outlaw aggression with punitive measures, while debates grow over immediate session of the Japanese diet. Allied prisoner stats and Soviet reports color the wartime update.
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Associated Mess Lontion
Clewwiil Altice
Lake Dello
Charles Lester On Retired List Of Raymond Co
Charles P Tester placed on retirement and pension list of the Raymond Co effective August 1. In ill health, with a daughter in California, he has lived in San Diego. Born 1876 in Corry, he began at the Raymond plant in 1912 and later stopped work due to illness. He is a member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church and Lodge 1481, I O C F, and the Woodmen of the World. He has three daughters: Josephine Bessoni of Corry, Hazel Dowse of San Diego, and Mary Balcomb of Salamanca, NY.
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Califorfornia
Corry
Raymond Mg. Co
Charles P. Tester
Lester
California
Raymond
San Diego
Lester Rod Ween
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Lodge 148
Josephine Bessoni
Hazel Dowse
San Disco
Calif
Mary Balcomb
Salamanca
N.Y
Jimmy Stewart To Start Home On Monday
Jimmy Stewart of the movies and colonel in the Army Air Corps will return home from England next Monday, his mother reports. He has earned the Air Medal the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Croix de Guerre from France. She says the unit might travel by boat with the Second Bomb Wing.
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Indiana
Jimmy Stewart
James Stewart
Amy Air Corps
England
A. M. Stewart
Jimmy
MacArthur Arrival Scheduled for Tuesday in Tokyo
Tokyo dispatches report General Douglas MacArthur will arrive in the city on Tuesday aboard a warship. Broadcasts say surrender terms will be signed August 3 and Admiral Nimitz will sign on behalf of the United States.
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Admiral Nimitz
United States
Japanese surrender terms outlined by General MacArthur
Manila dispatch reports General MacArthur announced Japan already has a copy of the surrender document and that Australia Canada France the Netherlands and New Zealand will sign on behalf of the Allies. He said the formal signing will occur aboard a U S warship in Tokyo Bay and that occupation plans progress with Tokyo radio reporting tentative dates.
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Associated Press
Manila
MacArthur
Nippon
Japan
Tokyo
Australia
Canada
France
Nethérlands
New Zealand
Macarnian
Herta Leequallers
Supalen
Astralia
Zena
Mararthur
Gert
Tokwshiro Suwabe
Japa
Atu=gi
Oon
Tupin
Tokyo Bay
Albert
Sugami Bay
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Ch and
Yee
Gen. Wainwright
REDS
Mukden
Mukden Camp
Congress Street
Corry Legion
State
Thainman
Newcastle
Tucker N. Hockman
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Struc
Edenburg
Hockman
Arge Quisling
V.F.W
Variaux Petittent
Don Agerey
Han Francisco
Netherlands East Indies
NBC
General MacArthur
Hhis
Tokyo Radio
Imperial Headquarters
Moscow
Red Arty
Sakhalin
Ishind Jend
New York
Charles Lester
Raymond CO
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