Corry News Briefs Include Staffing Shifts And Local Notices
Paragraf LeRoy Booser returns as manager to Endicott-Johnson on North Center Street next week, with John Lit reassigned to another state post. county reports note wild dog packs alarming Sportsman's clubs and deer losses in New York. Court sessions heard grand jury duty as county supervisors adjourned. state public assistance applications rose, but many were denied or withdrawn. Navy releases mention USS Gendreau operations in Japan and Okinawa. Captain Heath receives posting at Fort Sill with Air Medal awards.
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LeRoy Booser
Endicott-Johnson
North Center Street
John Lit
A) Smith
Westfield
Endicott-Johnson Company
New York State
Burglary Spree Hits Erie Office Building
Police report a burglar entered one office in the Daniel Baldwin building and tried to enter four others on Site 6. The successful entry targeted the McQuiston Insurance Co room 140, with doors forced and papers disturbed. Attempts were made on offices including Ben Son and Dwyer, Equitable Life, Westinghouse, and Abil ity Mutual Life. all door locks showed signs of tampering.
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Ben~son, Jones and Dwyer
Equitable Late Assurance Co
Westhinghouse Electric Manufacturing Co
Abelity Mutual Lite Insurance Co
Loebs
Local Farm Credit Group Shows Growth at Meadville Union City Meetings
The Meadville Production Credit Association annual stockholders meetings in Meadville and Union City re-elected two farm directors for three-year terms. Dave L. Crim of Meadville and James M. Hall of East Springfield were named. Directors reported short term farm loans totaling 840,000 in the first ten months, stock purchases by farmers in Erie Crawford Mercer Warren and surrounding counties amounting to 40,800, and reserves of 48,546.
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Meadville Production Chrerlit Association
iMeatvills
Unio
McCrum
Union City
Frank L. Dodd
Columbus
Warren County
Toopery Live
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Warren
Forestry
Veraitigo
Thas
The Red One 1st Infantry Division Chronicle
The Red One, first ashore in North Africa, fought the Afrika Corps at Garsa El Guettar and Toebessx. On D Day Sicily it landed and advanced through 91 days, defeating Goering's division. Led Normandy offensive at St Lo Coulances Soissonnais and Aachen before the Bulge. Ruptured into Germany, crossing the Remagen bridge.
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RED One
St Oran
Afrika Corps
Galsa
el Guettar
Toebessx
Sicily
Normandy
Iself
St. Lo
Coulances
Soissona
Aachen
Huerlgen Porest
Germany
Remagern
Settlement near in Meadville strike reported
Meadville Pa December first favorable progress toward settlement of a dispute that halted Talon planes and wharf work was reported by Henry B Weley negotiating chairman of Local 110 APT Tool and Die Makers. A wage proposal offered by the company Friday night had been voted on by Local 110 members yesterday. Details were not disclosed. Weley said the next step would be a meeting with the company to consider remaining contract phases focusing on working conditions.
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Meadville
Talon
Henry B. Weley
APT
Lora
AL Evie
AE. Ross
Tool and Die
Locat 116
Tulot
Chinese Troops Near Mukden Advance Reported
Associated Press reports Chinese Nationalist forces approach Mukden within 30 miles as negotiations unfold. Central News Agency notes a nationalist delegation prepares to return to Changchun to oversee Manchuria, aiming to restore central governance against Soviet forces. Indonesian extremists conduct raids on European homes in Batavia, with several European-owned houses set ablaze in Java.
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Vila Gall
Mukden
Chines
Mun‘ulwrlait
Changemin
Manchuria
Agin
Bapidosng
Abhuze
Bluewhert
Java
Hugigh
Plibadale
Baneoeny Agi
Erie Soldier Reported Liberated Listed Dead
Local family of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Shay received a telegram stating their son Stadt Spr. Crozee C. Shay, previously reported liberated, died March 17, 1945, due to malnutrition and pneumonia as a German prisoner of war. The message expressed wartime sorrow and noted a confirming letter would follow.
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Harold J. Shay
Stadt Spr
Crozee C. Shay
Secretary of War
Stu Set
C. Shay
Germen
Feith
Striking GM Workers Refuse Return Until Vote Clears
The GM strikers vow not to return to work under any circumstance until they vote. The two day walkout idled about 295,000 workers across 7 plants, swelling idle totals to over 100,000 as lumber and shipyard workers join the protest. CIO maritime union leader Joseph Curran cites slow postwar demobilization as a factor in the stoppage, with troopships and relief ships in port carrying limits.
Deer hunter perishes in tent fire near Kim porkim
In North-Central Pennsylvania during the 1945 deer hunting season a hunter named Lawrence Vanry Rebun, 41, of Marrshore, died when a stove fueled fire ignited his tent. His brother Walter Rebun, of the same area, tried to pull him free but was overcome by smoke. Firefighters arrived as the tent burned, and both men endured fatal injuries from the blaze.
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Emporiusl
Dee
Pennsylvania
Kimporkim
Yesterany
Lawrence Vanry Rebun
Marrshore
Dows
Crane
Willer
Reburn
Aevirburg
Whitehead
Walter Rebun
Groumt
Severny
Lames le Bruke
Rene Wall Brin
Timber Strike Narrows as Pine Workers Walkout
A fragment reports wage concerns with an hourly increase of 16 cents and mentions discontent among fire workers. It notes 30,000 additional pine industry workers joining a stay-out, extending the strike and prolonging labor unrest.
Oklahoma Bandit 15 Back In Hands Of Law
An Oklahoma bandit, Mab Kimes, 29, is in custody at the Arkansas State Hospital in Little Rock after a highway robbery in Texas. He was struck by a motorist in North Little Rock while fleeing and is reported to have been injured. Jor Chamlee, 21, a former garyleemumt from North Little Rock, was involved. The case involves prior imprisonment and a long vigil before capture.
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Oklahoma
Mittle Rock
Ark
Dee
St. Bruck
Lille
Mab Kimes
Oklahomin Battmian
Texas
Jor Chamlee
Gery— Leemumt
Norith Little Rowk
Vanvier
Olfalionia
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Sportsman's Club
Damestown
New Yorke
Conservation Department
Albany
Segor
Mayville
Chautauqua County
State Department of Public Assistance
Navy Department
Gendreau
Willam Webster
Alfred J. Plecardl
Guemer
Corry
Honshu
Jepar
Hiroshima
Kure
Okinawa
Philip ©. Heath
Cong
Department of Air Training, Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Oklo
Heath
France
Rhineland
Caterphlue Club
Fred W. Heath
University of Maryland
State Department
Production and Marketing Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Harry A. Dennis
Lukens Steel Company
By-Products Steel Corporation
Lukenweld
Goatesville
Hay
J. Frederic Wiese
Dennis
Make
Lukens
Sore x
Cuich
Walter Sweet
Lewis Falcone
Burton Ave
Court House
Pauline A. Crowe
Harry L. Musser
Putnam Street
Uniem
Seal Sale i
Press Association
Dunkirk
Gasland
Charlene Myers
Mill Village
Corry Pokce
Lakewood
Chautauqua Lake
Iat
Grand Theatre
Innier
Henry Jagat
Clymer
Corry- Clymer
State Health Department
Allen Hinman
Loblay Grovelerias
Waterhouse Agency
GF. Bennett
Guy Rogers
Lailding
West South Street
Pir. Avenue
Splesaian Shop
Mr. Rogers
John Kibler
Mias Eva Kepler
Associated Press
M. E. Shambaugh
Corry Hospital
Baldwin
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4-H Club
Future Farmers of America
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
T.S. Kelsey
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Heiman
Eiver Diemond
Na Sparkling Vide
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Judiemond En PD
Idiemond Engegement
Wogement
A. Juliemond
Arelude
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Siggestia College
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