Ellwood Holt notes civilian pilot training to continue locally
Ateadville Fort Meadville manager Ellwood Holt said cancellation of civil pilot training at three western Pennsylvania colleges would not affect the Allegheny Allege course. A class of 20 students is set to begin civilian pilot training at the local municipal airport next Tuesday. John Johnson, an 89 year old Franklin merchant and longtime member of Franklin Lodge No. 255 T O O F, died at home Tuesday after years of illness. He was active in Masonic orders in Franklin for 50 years.
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Ateadville
Ellwood Holt
Fort Meadville
Western Pennsylvania
Allegheny
John Johnson
Franklin
I Franklin
Journal
Toc
Aoti
Elk County
Albert d. Clark
St. Marys
William Colegrove
Wilcox
Morse
Jefferson County home defenders foundation laid locally
In Reederville area 30 hunters and sharpshooters helped establish Jefferson county s best defense corps unit. The plan recalls Rube Haggerty a former pro baseball pitcher and police member who founded the group. Community notes include accidents, awards, and local events across multiple towns.
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Rinso
Southaven
Cianning
Wilcox Grocery
Reynoldsville
Jefferson County
Suxil
Mary
Rube Haggerty
Powell Motors Vulognizing
Kané
Jillian Belly
Eldred
Route
Kane
Bell
Olean
Tie T Cummings
Robert Walter
Mae Loop
Jamesotwn
Wright D. Broadhead
Bowlwood
Frederic Allen Clapsadel
Hessel
Mich
Clapsadel
Paul's
Fascist Living Space Outlined in Ti Giornale Atii
The Ti Giornale Atini outlines Italian fascist living space including restoration of Ethiopia Eritrea and Italian Somaliland. It calls for control of Chad Free French and Nigeria south of the Tite with Mediterranean access and possible loss of Gibraltar and Suez. It mentions Corsica Malta and Dalmatia in context.
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Bern
Switerland
Ti Giornale Atini
Regine
Italy
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Chad
Nigeria
Tite
Mediterranean
Gibriltar
Suez
Corsica
Malta
Dalmatia
Isoslavia
Why Young With War Bonds
War needs blood sweat and tears as the Army Medical Corps expands hospital capacity on fronts. Beds cost about 22 each and include elevating springs. Temporary field beds and folding ambulance beds illustrate military medical needs. Buying War Bonds funds beds for base hospitals.
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Army Medical Corps
Red Cross
Angels of Mercy
U.S. Treasury
Plan Surprise Test In Sept
The Council of Defense announced a September surprise test at Harrisburg in response to inquiries. Details were withheld at first and August tests were said to be avoided. Officials promised a real secret with special efforts to prevent advance information, noting the last surprise was widely known.
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Stie
Counci of
Defense
Harrisburg
Dofanx
Erie
Civilians Less Opposed to Finger Printing
Harrisburg reports Lieut. Paul J. Roche of the State Motor Police says civilian opposition to fingerprinting is waning after World War II. He notes that among 760,000 prints on file at the State Bureau, 110,000 are civilian or personal, and requests for fingerprints have doubled in the past year due to uses in war industries civilian defense and civil service.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pay J. Roche
Bureau of Criminal
Leutenant
Erie Priest Resigns After Twenty Two Years at St Marys
The Very Rev Mellitus Schamberger O S B has resigned the pastorate of St Marys Church at the corner of 4th and German streets after 22 years. In poor health for two years he asked to be relieved and has been transferred to Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital St Marys where he will serve as chaplain in a less demanding role.
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Erie
Mellitus Schamberger
St. Mary's Church
German Streets
Father Prior
Andrew Kaul
Nazis Smash Steadily Ahead to Stalingrad
The Information Bureau reported German forces and their Axis allies continued the offensive toward Stalingrad and industrial regions on the lower Volga. In two days they destroyed 93 Allied bombers fighters and transports, while aiming at Caspian shipping routes and the Caucasus amid Moscow’s winter approach.
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Guey Information Bureau
Lower Volga
Caspian
Caucasus
Moscow
Death of Mrs Archie Porter at Spring Creek
Mrs Ruby A Porter wife of Archie Porter of Spring Creek died at Cony hospital around 10 on J nne night after a July illness she had been a patient since July 29 She was 38 survivors include husband two daughters Mrs Kenneth Sickler and Mrs James Stewart of Spring Creek two sons Evi Howard Davis Charles ton Mass Glenn Davis Columbus and Eugene Davis Corry R D 2 two stepsons Bernard and Allen Porter three stepdaughters Mrs Eunice Spell Mal Mrs Helen Barnhard of Berkeley Springs WV and Mrs Ruth Halliday Great Cacapon WV brother Floyd Jonson of Cony Funeral services set for Friday at 3 30 prayer and 4 o clock Spring Creek church burial in Spring Creek cemetery
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Archie Porter
Ruby A. Porter
Spring Creek
Cony Hospital
Porter
Kenneth Sickler
James Stew- Sth
Kath
Mire
Evi Howard Davis
Charleston
Mass
Glenn Davis
Columbus
Eugene Davis
Corry
R. D
Bernard
Allen Porter
Eunice
Helen Barnhard
Berkley Springs
W. Vit
Ruth
Jackson Fill
Spring Greek Congregational Church
Ladies Ald Society
Garden Club
Mothers Club
Corry Hospital
Labor Day Parade Plans Are Announced in Corry
Labor Day activities outlined include a parade with floats and decorated cars, bands from Corry and Aero Supply, marching units from I A of M lodge 1508, riding club, veterans groups, and schoolchildren. The tentative program features a 10 AM parade, city program, band concert, athletic and amateur contests, special entertainment, a mushball game, and a night baseball game at Loveland Field.
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Rage One
Joan Revolution
V. F. Wa
Corry Band
Aero Supply Band
Cayty High Boot
Aero Supply
Lodge
I. A. of M
Std Legion
Pan Basket
Pronic
Mead Park
Loveland Field
Edwin Engstrom to Take Post at Hotel Lawrence Wide
Edwin Teddy Engstrom, longtime chef at the Hotel Bartlet in Cambridge Springs for about thirty years, has resigned to accept a similar role at the Hotel Lawrence in Wide, starting his new position on Monday.
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Edwin
Teddy) Engstrom
Bartlet
Cambridge Springs
Beshmed
Lawrence
Wide
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Baker's Cocoon
Dinty Moore
Chipso
Pkge
Wing-Willi Star Stores
THE
Bracken-Keating Company
America
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Eroeit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Saratoga Springs
Brookville
Blake Alls
Jefferson Colmls
Wary
Omar H. Guide
Firesimmons General Hospital
Denver
Blake
Pearl Harbor
Stanford Hose
du Bois
Grampian No. 11
Clearfield
Wik
Jefferson
Gentey
Grampian
Bruce Coulter
Fall Barnes & Carrig
Elgin
Tamestown
Bya
James Bonfiglio
H. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Jamestown
Ralph Stiles
Buffalo Street-Celoron Methodist Church
Reserve Chaplain Corps
United States Army
Tidusville
Cras
Charles W. Daly, Jr
Charles W. Daly
Pleassinville
Martin
Martin Street
Harold B. Strawbridge
Star Route
Titusville
City Hospital Atteches
Clifford Gasistead
Walter Paulson
Corry Hosital
Iet
W. Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Wall
Johnsonburg
Humes Dry Cleaning Establishment
Brotville
Squire J. J. Donnelly
Erie County Court
Congdon
Union City
Ignatius G. Schant
My. Schant
George Shan
Paul's Men's Wear
Evelyn Emich
Paul Kerr
Polk
Blakeslee, Crowell and Mes Srey
Warners Grove
Second Ward
Journal Office
Salvation Army
Tuck
Women’s Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church
Western
U.S
Haddock
Stalingrad
Ame
Padi Ok Et A
Clippercraft
Michael Sterns
Fashion Park
Corry'sy
Clothiers
Elizabeth Arden
Scraca Rao
Cee
Council of Pr
Landi Fair
Peompla Coitnell
Eatlon Fron Nowak
Wales
Ridgwa Sorge
Ingston
Delon
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Morris Dia
Petty
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Dunkirk
Hi Department
Plover Street
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