Huntington workers stream back to jobs after seizure
About 2,000 workers at International Nickel plant resume production after the War Department seized the strikebound facility under presidential order. Lt Col George Woods headed seven officers who took possession at 10 pm, and employees returned for the midnight shift amid floodlights. Union and company representatives declined comment. Woods expressed pleased cooperation.
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Fress Huntington
W. Va
International Nickel Go
Tolay
War Department
George Woods
Ciq-Laitrd Steelworkers Union
Woods
Radio listings mix college football and NBC programs
Tonight on ON YOUR RADIO, College All-Stars meet Chicago Bears from Evanston with other programs across NBC CBS and Blu-1 networks. Featured shows include Mr and Ms North Alan Young Show Real programs with entertainers Frank Sinatra Joan Leslig Jack Carson and The Lone Ranger plus a Chinese string instrument music segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Bears
Evanston
NBC
Ms. North
Alan Young
Phil Harris
Estelle Winwood
CBS
Red Barber
Allan Jones
Frank Sinatra
Joan Leslig
Jack Carson
the Colonel
Donning
Buffalo
Society Notes Delights Visit From Corry Residents
Miss Dorothy Williams, formerly of Corry now in Decatur, visits Hydetown and friends. Numerous Corry area residents, including the Volk and Legère families of Clymer, attend the wedding of Dorothy Fick and Theodore Waynham in Dunkirk. Local visitors include the Paines of Oil City, Willard Ruff of East Aurora, and relatives visiting from Ripley, Jamestown, and Erie. Military and travel news feature Lt. Robert Morton on leave from Boca Raton and Paul Kopta on furlough from Camp Grubar. Community updates note Rosemary Sherwood’s improving health and several trips to lakes, vacations, and family visits in nearby towns.
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Dorothy Wiliams
Corry
Decatur
Gladys Bogert
Hydetown
Henry Legteré
Cornelis
James Cordin
John F. Volk
Dewey
Betty
Leona Volk
Clymer
Dunkirk
Dorothy Fick
Theodore Waynham
Ruit
West Park Place
EB. J. Paine
Tommy
Oil City
Paine
Willard Ruff
East Aurora
Ruff
Robert Morton
Cleve Morton
East Smith Street
Boca Raton
Fia
Lincoln
Paul Kopta
Ripley
N. Y
Camp Grubar
Okla
Frank Aymong
Park Street
New York City
Corry High 1944 Graduates Enter Colleges and Nursing
Twenty six members of Corry High School class of 1944 plan further education. Many pursue nursing training or military-related programs, with students entering Mercyhurst College Erie Grove City College Thiel College and several Army Navy and hospital training paths. Notables include Phyllis Anderson Sarah Baumgarten Kathryn Buck Joan Patterson and William Scott among others pursuing colleges nursing schools and service programs.
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Corry High
Cony Senior High
Phyllis Anderson
Mercyhurst College
Erie
Sarah Baumgarten
Grove City College
Grove City
Kathryn Buck
Thiel'College
Greenville
Joyce Butters
Presbyterian ‘Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mary Cogan
Penn’ State
Blute College
Mary Ant Consolo
Spencer
Meadvile
Pay Juanite Crowell
Thiel College
Rosemay Dewey
State Teachers’ College
Indiana
Thelma Gohn
Citizen's General Hospital
New Kensington
Pay
Barbara Hervey
Houghton College
Houghton, N
Oliver Hildeprana
Wankenay Hospital
Philadelphia
Grace Hotch Ts
Salvation
Army School
New York City
James Hurst
Kenyon College
Gambier, C
Regina Jagla
Hamot
Betty Tuundy
Edward J. Meyer Memorial
Buffalo
N. Y
Jean Mitchell
Allegheny College
Meadville
Kathleen Mulderick
Joan Patterson
Presbyterian
Columbia University
Olive Lee
Edinboro State ‘Teachers College
Edinboro
William Scott
Wheaton College
I Wheaton
Ward Satterlee Honored Before Departing for NYC Training
Mr and Mrs M Satterlee and daughter hosted Ward Satterlee at their Johnson Street home for two evenings as he prepares to enter the Salvation Army training college in New York City on September 1. Guests included James Miller Edith S Burton Grace Hotchkiss Faith Messinger and Bertha Miller contributed a cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Satterlee
Satterlee
Norma Billsborough
Johnson Street
Salvation Army Training College
New York City
James Miller
Oil City
Salvation Army
Edith S. Burton
Grace Hotchkiss
Faith Messinger
Bertha Miller
Theatre Party for Jimmy Bogden Turns Ten
Jimmy Bogden son of Mr and Mrs NL Borden Hash Congress street observed his tenth birthday with a theatre party for six friends. After a Rex Theatre matinee the group gathered at the Bogden home for a hearty dinner and games. Guests included Richard Baight Craig Moore Robert Crocker Lee Johnston Walter Ross and Roger Andrus. Jimmy received many birthday gifts.
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Jimmy Bogden
Birthday Party Monday For Mary Lou Spiesman
A Monday afternoon party honored Mary Lou Spiesman six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Spiesman on East Main Street. Seventeen children attended with prizes for winners. Mary Lou received many gifts and ice cream plus birthday cake was served by Mrs Spiesman assisted by Misses Jean Spiessman and Joan Hought Ing. Sally Heideger of Youngsville attended as a guest from away.
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Mary Lou Spiesman
W. J. Spiesman
East Main Street
Mary Lou
Exploding shell kills boy in Detroit incident
A World War I souvenir shell exploded yesterday in Detroit injuring three boys and killing 10 year old Dan Lick Broush. Authorities say the device detonated while the youths played with it. The incident underscores dangers of unexploded ordnance left from earlier conflicts.
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Detroit
Dan- Lick Broush
Rotarians Hear Talk On Post War Planning
Corry Rotary Club met at Hotel Corry for a weekly dinner. J Fred Kinley attended as a guest. Speaker Mr Stranahan, eastern staff executive of the National Research Bureau, discussed post war planning and free enterprise and its relation to industry. The talk drew interest from local business men.
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Corry
Hotel Corry
Stranahan
National Research Bureau
J. Fred Kinley
Rotary Club
Elks Convention Sees Final Sessions in Reading
Delegates at the Pennsylvania Elks Association convention in Reading move into final sessions to decide next year’s meeting site. Howard R. Davies of Williamsport awarded five scholarships to high school students Leo Turner Titusville Daniel F Healy Philadelphia John W Dunham Mr Carmel and Maryanne Fatora Blairsville. Michael B. Palbus Pittsburgh Navy asked the money be held for him. Officials elected Wilbur P. Baird Greenville president Dr Charles B. Hogan Pottstown vice president W S Gould Scranton secretary Charles S Brown Pittsburgh treasurer George Fox Clearfield trustee. Charles Craber blending the Cory Lodge of B P O Elks.
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Charles Croker
Elks
Associated Press
Reading
Pennsylvania Elks Association
Howard R. Davies
Williamsport
Leo Turner
Titusville
Daniel F. Healy
Philadelphia
John W. Dunham
Carmel
Maryanne Fatora
Blair
Cory Lodge
B. P.O. Elks
New Pacific Weapons Ready for Use by Navy Leaders
Washington August 30 The Navy’s Task Force 58 boasts victories over Japan and says new ships planes and weapons are ready for action. Rear Admiral Alfred E Montgomery and Vice Admiral Aubrey Fitch trumpet a twin engined fighter and a high speed scouting seaplane as forthcoming arms, while Admiral Fitch cautions the road ahead remains long and hard.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Philippines
Alfred E. Montgomery
Pacific
Aubrey S. Fitch
Naval Operations
Teddy
Bist Aniniversary
Air Service
Ang
Montgomlary
Piteh
Open New Push on Italy Front Advances Near Po Line
British and Polish forces break through German parachute troops on the Italian front near the Adriatic, moving toward the Po as Eighth Army gains ground on Montecardo and Colbordolo while assaulting strategic ridges. Heavy fighting reported with German resistance, and a British destroyer supported bombardments near Pesaro.
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Associated Press
Rome
Talian
Warmy
Positons
Adriatic
Gothic Line
Po Yaliey
Eighth Army
Cassino
Goglia River
Arailla
Monteigcardo
Pesaro
Colbordolo
Rimini
Poglia
Hayal
Pesato Eea
Bart, Sandy Lake Pharmacist, Dies in Store
Sandy Lake pharmacist James R Bart died of a heart attack today in his drug store where he had operated for 38 years. He was a longtime resident and active in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Lake
James R Bart
Cotton Hijacked Truck Loot in Philadelphia Heist
A truck trailer carrying $50,000 worth of cotton material from North Carolina mills was hijacked in Philadelphia yesterday. Police recovered the empty truck nearby several hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
North Carolina Mills
Paris normal again after three day liberation parade
Paris resumed normal life as crowds began tidying their postwar routines after a three day liberation celebration capped by a parade of American troops. Generals Bradley and Koenig laid a wreath on France’s unknown soldier as the city endured fuel shortages and limited transportation while American aid restored meals and traffic flow.
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Associated Press
Paris
U.S
Omar N. Bradley
Joseph’ Pierre Koenig
Brance
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