Paper Salvage Delayed Until January In Corry
Salvage efforts by Corry under the VEW and VFW proceed through January after Christmas break. Busch Gordon heads the committee with Supt. Dewey coordinating with schools, as bundles of newspapers will be collected weekly from school buildings and by city trucks until a regular schedule is launched. Residents with large volumes may bring salvage to VFW headquarters by calling 38-501.
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Smah
Corry
Fanusty
Busch Gordon
VEW
Hog
Swith Supt
Dewey
Piper
Ue Var’ Tus
VFW
Ma Gordon
Willis
Postpone Action on County Detention Home in Erie
At the county commissioners meeting Mrs. Helen Sehiurai offered a resolution favoring the rate for county property at 130 or 134 West belt street to rebuild into a modern detention home. Del Darling, chair, sought the opinion of minority commissioner Thom Flatley from San Francisco, with plans to return in ten days. The measure also called for an architect to draw remodelling plans and an appropriation in 1944 to cover the expense.
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Erie
Helen Sehiurai
West Belt Street
del Darling
Pepee
First Aid Recipe for Cuts Burns Bruises
An old advertisement touts San-Cura antiseptic for minor wounds and skin conditions. It promotes a jar of antiseptic, a Cimty meat joke fragment appears, and suggests using San-Cura Olbinehit antiseptic and Soap for tender skin with prices 3c and 60c, plus a 250 Soap reference.
Clymer and Local Groups Plan Yearend Drives
The American Legion meeting in the Fire Hall, presided by Commander Carl Carlisch, discussed the paper salvage drive for Tuesday and December 1. The Wasted War Fund has raised $1200, and a TB fund donation was approved. Maynard Wallace, awarded six Silver Wings at Craig Field, Selma, Alabama, heads home on leave. School officials and church groups held meetings. officers were re-elected at the Susquee School, and Sunday offerings supported missions. Rebekah Lodge hosted a Christmas party with gift exchange, and members noted hospital visits and various travels. The Reformed Church schedule included morning worship, Sunday School, and youth events. the Ladies Mission Band plans a Christmas party December 16.
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American Legion Way
Carl Carlisch
Silvage
Legion
Glavin
Bridges
Cay Carlisch
Legon
Glymer
Honeli
Maynard Wallace
Craig Field
Selma
Alabarma
Howe
Blaine Wal
Randolph Field
Texas
jCharen
Rebekah Toll
Desocrate
Albert
Kearns
Hoon Riion
Florida
Clarence Sipitzer
Jamestown General Hospital
Charles A. Legters
Fletcher Shilz
Mikcom Deulik
Hoosick
Albert Nestbill
American Legion
Minnie Legters
Mabel Schruets
Nettie Rhebergen
Laverance Boylan
Nashville
Gerrit ‘Timmes
Maxine Leptels
Don St Chriss
Mission Band
Dorothy Clonk
Westfield Village Sprayed to Combat Beetle Infestation
Following USDA guidance after last summer’s survey in Westfield, officials approved arsenate lead spraying to curb attacked trees and infested habitats. 4000 pounds were applied to affected areas as a precaution while a follow up survey is planned.
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Westfield
United States Department,of Agriculture
Raph Keapiew
Wile
Mercer Judge Denies Defense Motion in Murder Case
Mercer Judge denies defense bid to exclude a signed statement implicating the defendant in a triple killing. The defense argued the evidence violated a recent Supreme Court ruling on pretrial detention. The judge noted the defendant was held for three days before arraignment, a period the defense said could taint due process, but rejected suppression.
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Huan G. Drake
Morell
Drake
U. S. Supreme Court
Moon
Tield J
Bowles warns of possible gasoline cut as war widens
Washington December 15 price administrator Chester Bowles warned civilian gasoline supplies may shrink as the war against Japan intensifies. He said half of west coast refiners output could go to the armed forces as more men and weapons are shipped overseas. Bowles cited a rising “big racket” of gasoline ration stamp theft and counterfeiting with large seizures in Philadelphia and rings broken in New York and New Haven.
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Japan
Associated Pre
Washington
Chester Bowrles
Nimr
Pacific
Japat
Rocky Mountains
Bowles
Philadelphia
OPA
New York
New
Milk pool yields 12.77 million value to farmers
Local dairy farmers will receive about 3.64 per hundredweight as the milk pool delivers a gross value of 12,768,938.66 dollars for 92,367 producers. Fluid sales in the marketing area totaled 220,532,750 pounds, while Atlantic coast markets added 53,876,565 pounds.
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New York
Dy. Blanford
Atlantic
North East Hunter Shot In Arm Near Kane
Joseph Miebila of North East Pennsylvania was shot in the arm yesterday when a hunter accidentally discharged a gun eight miles north of Kane. He was taken to Hamad Hospital in Bris for treatment.
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North East
Hunter
Children Find Body of Mrs. Gladys Pavelich
Mrs. Gladys Pavelich 39 was found dead on Goddard road six miles south by her children on return from school. Coroner W W Wood said death appeared due to heart attack. The discovery was made by Richard 10 and Marilyn 12. Mr Pavelich husband worked at Ribheroid plant. Survivors include Cyril a soldier in North Dakota and a married daughter.
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Brir
Dee
Gladys Pultevin
R. D
Erle
Lyle
Goddard Road
W. W. Wood
Wood
M. Mathews
Doseph Rife
Richard
Marilyn
Sherman Aa
Swortafayer
Anarhy
Woot
Mystery in Erie Shooting Near Death at St. Vincent’s Hospital
Erie police investigate a shooting in which 54 year old Pie min Geer of 129 West 180 street is reported dying at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Geer initially claimed self inflicted harm, then said a 24 year old family friend assisted. Everett Hess of Wesleyville is detained on open charges.
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Erie
Wee
Ava
Umself
Wim
Everett Hess
South Sweet
Wesleyville
Erie Myllesble Trans: Co
Geer
Help Wanted Farm Laborer and Related Notices
Help Wanted male 29 married on farm, must be good farmer. also single man sought. Ti, N, Stockton, Columbus, Pa area. Administrative notice for Otis D. Phillips estate in Corry Erie County, Pennsylvania. Letters of Administration C.T.A. granted. payment due from heirs. claimants to present without delay to Harry W. Parker, Administrator C.T.A., Corry. Walter L. Peake, Attorney. Bt15-12-29-15-12-19.
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Stockton
Columbus
Otis D. Phillips
Otis Phillips
O. D. Phillips
Thy Gil
Corry
Erie County
C. T.A
Register of Wills
Rie County
Pennsylvania
Harry W. Parker
T. A. Corry
Walter L. Peake
Gomy
Power Strikers Vote to Return to Work Today
Three striking employees of Pennsylvania Power and Light at Haute and Pine Grove returned to work following a Western Load Strike notice. Joseph Walsh regional director announced the decision after a workers meeting despite earlier resistance and a Roosevelt administration pressure for action. Pruning advice for maple and birch trees notes summer is common due to wounds from late winter or spring.
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Ay Associated Press
Lansport
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Haute and
Pine Grove
Walid
WLS
Roosevelt
Joseph Walsh
CLO
Westerday
Buffalo Livestock Market Summary Dec 15 Buffalo N Y
Hog prices firm with strong demand for good quality, cattle and cows mostly steady. hogs 1200 head mostly 14.15, calves top 16.50, sheep 200 head steady with heavy lambs 15.00 to 18.00. Pittsburgh Produce shows slow demand with apples and potatoes mixed. U S No 1 Russets and Katahdins listed with varied prices. New York stock market opened with liquor shares rising on distillery plans, later profit taking pulled gains.
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Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Penna
Rome
New York
U. S
Maine
Associated Press
Warn Of Break In Transportation
Washington December 15 warning that a break down or diminishment in transportation service would have influence on the war effort was voiced today by the Senate Truman committee. They endorsed increased production of railroad, truck, barge and airline equipment.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
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Ben Fe the for the ain hit hia. A garbled note supplies scattered names and fragments without clear events or context.
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Ben
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Fragmented Odds and Ends from Local Page
A garbled OCR snippet references mice and rough figures amid scattered phrases about wind and bias. The readable content is minimal, with no clear events, names, dates, or locations to anchor a fuller news item.
Fragmented Local Item From Old Page
Incomplete OCR snippet shows fragmented words and era style period with unclear details and names not readable. No coherent event or entities can be confirmed from the unreadable text.
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Santa
America
Sintaaindus
Model Dairy Co
Smith
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F. Moore
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McClintock's
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Hanver
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Bert Welden
Gould
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Aikens Motor Sales
First Ave
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P. J. Beckwith
Garland
Dosney Hardware Store
Hay
Hidy
Titzite
Paul
Sue
Main St. Rhone
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State Line Road
Spencer's
Cash Mills
Rouse Torrent
Sala
Litmite
Howse and Burn
Stockton Brothers
Sulesi Oan
Fli
Enide
Meek Dave
Heiwe
Wake Rose
Jose Baucegw
Greyhound Post House
Teale & Dial
Superior Cleaning CO
K. Washington St
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Phaewe
American T & T
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Bentiix Aviation
Bethlehem
Sto Boeing Alysilane
C&o
Chrysler
Curtiss- Wright General Electure
General Motors
Kenneout
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Penney Penn
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