Officer Cited-Set Weather Record Lieut Roelofs Commended
An officer and the Company A unit are commended for actions tied to a weather record and a ceremony in Corry. The report notes promotions, a year of service, and a post ceremony return plan to the Pennsylvania military reservation. Members of Company A spent Christmas in Corry and nearby areas awaiting orders for a Latin trip home.
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Heavy draft calls to rise early in new year
American forces plan further expansion to near two million officers and longer enlistments. By spring, an estimated 50 million more recruits may be needed as boards begin post holidays calls. Some local boards may exhaust quotas but national HQ reports few cases.
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Erie Man Receives 300 Fine For Drunken Driving
Edward Bytimer of 2205 Plum Breeb Erie was arrested on Roosevelt Highway for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He faced one count and was sentenced to ten months in Erie County Prison or a $300 fine by Judge Elmer Evans. This marks his second similar appearance this year after a prior $50 fine and costs.
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Former Corry Man John Jeffries Dies in Rochester
John Jeffries, former Corry resident, died in Rochester Maryland on Thursday evening. He was brother to Phillip and George Jeffries and co ran the Arcade Restaurant here for years. He had been ill for an extended period. his widow and four children survive. Democratic state committee reported receipts of 16,882 and expenses 15,786 for the past election campaign with total receipts 41,673 and expenses 61,005 including primary costs. Republican committee showed receipts 251,294 and expenditures 347,970.
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Six Die in Georgia Bus Crash Involving School Bus
An Am er icus Georgia bus crash kills six and injures several others. Authorities say a passenger bus left the highway amid strong winds striking a Webster County school bus. Victims include Bou L. Prell and H. Taylor among the dead.
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Roosevelt Maintains Hands Off on Defense Labor Legislation
President Roosevelt reportedly adopts a hands-off stance toward defense labor laws. Senate leaders must untangle the three priority bills: Connally Van Nuys group supporting a plan to seize struck plants and adjust wages. Ball's mediation and closed shop limits. and Byrd's push for the milder Smith bill. The House approved measure awaits Senate action as party lines and committee skirmishes threaten passage.
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Oil City Father Attacks Family In Crawford Street Home
Police identify the intruder as John Martina, estranged husband of Mrs. John Martina, who live in Crawford street. A 2 year old mater and her 18 month old daughter and the woman's father were attacked with a hatchet early today. both the woman and the child are seriously hurt. the assailant escaped. Chester Martina, 15, witnessed the incident and escaped unharmed. Police recovered the hatchet and a knife at the scene.
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Japanese Nationals Evacuated as Pacific Repudiation Intensifies
Tokyo reports accelerating repatriation of Japanese nationals from strategic Pacific areas. The Kaiyo Maru sails from Yokohama to bring Japanese in the United States and Panama home. Ships will call at Los Angeles and Manzanillo with further evacuations planned to Singapore and North Borneo as tensions with the United States escalate.
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Hitler Reserve Pushes Against Reds Across Multiple Fronts
In a rapid 24 hour span Soviet forces faced renewed German pressure as Rostov Mariupol counter moves were reported. German advances were claimed near Klin Volokolamsk and Tula with some gains south of Volokolamsk while the Red Army countered to stem the offensive. Reports from Kuibyshev noted fresh German reserves with tanks. In Libya, Axis attacks widened the Tobruk corridor with heavy fighting and British efforts to harass and contain the offensive persisted.
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New Warehouse Erected For Plant Here
Construction progresses on a new wing to the storage building of the Corry Jimestown Manufacturing Corporation on Pint Ave. It will measure 4 by 200 feet and connect with the tracks, expanding storage and crane access. The Ajax deal includes the old Radiator holdings and supports plant expansion and a larger loading yard.
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Auto ransacked in broad daylight on Center street
Four authorities investigated a rare theft on Center street as four parcels valued at 6.25 were taken from Mrs. Andrew Lambros’s car. She parked near Washington street while shopping, returning twenty minutes later to find the items gone. Police seek witnesses amid holiday precautions.
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Four More Chicken Pox Cases Reach 27 in Quarantine
A city health notice reports four additional chicken pox cases bringing the total to twenty seven under quarantine. Names and addresses appear in the readable text, with quarantine extending until clinical recovery. Under new state rules quarantine length can vary from a few days to two weeks by doctor orders.
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Liberty
Sue Millson
East South Eyre
German SOT Vichy Major Wounded by Cyclist Shot
A German major was wounded in Paris near the Rate de Seine Quarters as a cyclist fired two pistol shots. The assailant fled on a bike, escaping capture while anti Nazi attacks grew in the area.
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Serbian Rebels May Take Two Cities
Serbian guerrilla forces backed by Soviet troops advance on two key cities near Belgrade, aiming to seize strategic targets in the region. The move is supported by reports from Cairo and Damascus indicating German divisions facing pressure as Serbia braces for escalation.
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Unseasonably Warm Temperatures Set Regional Record
A string of unusually warm days breaks a date record across the area with temperatures climbing into the 70s and hints of a cold snap and snow later in the week. Officials note the warmth contrasts with a potential late cold wave and unsettled forecasts for the weekend.
Plant Worker Suffers Broken Arm in Accident
W Borsa of Golfiis sustained a broken left arm when a steel bag fell at Ajax Tron Works Weavesdue afternoon. He was treated as the wrist bone snapped and was reported to be going home in reasonable condition.
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Nine-Decade Cache of Stolen Mail Yields Stamp Treasures
In Philadelphia a 89 year old stash of hidden mail from a 1852 robbery was found by James and Mrs Hough during attic renovations. The cache includes New York Herald and stamps with values from 1 cent blue to 52 500, awaiting ownership decisions by postal officials.
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New York
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Here
Baltimore
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Cither Tomas
Bishop Ward officiates at rites for teacher
The service for Cor 4 Smilil, a noted teacher at Corrs Fiah sehorl, was conducted by Bishop Ware with many faculty, students, and friends in attendance. Interment followed at David Curtis cemetery in Columbus. Bearers included Howard Sheet and Carl Wengert among others. mourners included relatives from Chester, New York.
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