Corry News Roundup Sees Rationing Shifts and Local Posts
Local items report February rationing quotas for tires and tubes for cars trucks and tractors from the new system. Navy enlistments include Samuel J Schoter of Corry and two others from Erie County. Traffic lights repaired ease rush hour jams at Washington and North Center. James D Carlin will interview landlords Thursdays to assist rent questions and petitions. Leonard Gusky to speak on rehabilitation at Rotary Club. Union City businessman Orville Hatch returns to work after a scare. Groundhog vigil planned with amateur forecast for more winter weeks. A Beale metal lecture set for Beewellley High Auditorium explains radio waves and air power development.
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Frank E. Anderson
Erie County
Corry
James D. Carlin
Erie
Warren County
Arlin
Liquor Violators Face Closed Doors in Erie
State liquor authorities suspend repeat violators for 30 to 45 days and close two clubs and a tavern in Erie as minors violations prompt tighter enforcement. Officials say cash compromises once kept places open. closer controls began January 1. Carl W. Newell and Judge Elmer L. Evans backed efforts to curb juvenile delinquency and support enforcement in the district. Since then more than score of tavern operators have been found to permit minors.
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Erie
State Liquor Control Board
Tavanneamdehyb
Carl W. Newell
Erie District
Elmer L. Evans
Erie Business Gains Lead Across State in December
Erie business shows a 19 percent rise in December compared with the prior year, surpassing the state average of 18 percent. Erie receipts hit 127,214 dollars, a new December record, with factory payrolls rising about 9 percent for the two-county area and 20 percent for the year over 1942.
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Erie
Orwe Sen Au
Pennsylvania
Pennsyvania State College
Erle
Jamestown Worsted Mills Workers Reach Seven Cent Wage Pact
Jamestown Worsted Mills Company and the Textile Workers Union of America signed a seven cent per hour wage increase pact after lengthy negotiations. Four cents of the raise was preapproved by the War Labor Board, with the remaining three cents awaiting approval. The contract recognizes the union as the sole bargaining agent and preserves union membership provisions.
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Jamedtown
Pep
Jamestown Worsted Mills Company
Textile Workers Union of America
GIO
War Labor Board
Firemen Hall cookie drive amid training camps
Orantyeb Latte Victory Club will need Firemen's Hall tonight to puck cookies for alr Service Inc In the training camps. Frinds urged to bake cookies and bring them to Firemen's Hall. Burial services for Mrs. Mary Thompson White will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 from Torrey's Funeral Home with Rev. Arnold Lundberg officiating. Uncles of the deceased assisted as bearers. Burial in Pine Grove cemetery. Community mourns the death of the Miller child. Mrs. Winifred Winans hosted the 500 Club with eight members and four guests. Prizes awarded to Genevieve Stranshaw, Wayne Skiff, Nola Yous, and a door prize to Mrs. Winans. Girl Scouts and Spartansburg Vocational School notes. Birthday greetings to Mrs. Thompson. Several local visits and illnesses reported. Farewell meetings led by Rev W. W. Conley begin Wednesday, with music included. Baptist Notes mention mid-week service Thursday.
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Orantyeb
Latte Victory Club
Firemen's Hall
Puck
Alr Service Inc
Frinds
Mary ‘Thompson White
Edgar Miller
Torrey
Spartansburg
Wilmer Heffery
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of
Corry
W. W. Conley
Myron Miller
Hubert Miller
David Main
Robert Whitaker
Pine
Wayne Skiff
Guy M. Pish
R. V. Shreve
Clair Lindsey
Genevieve Stranshaw
Nola Yous
Winifred Winans
John Weidner
Girl Scouts
Spartansburg Vocational School
0. M. ‘Thompson
Louise Smith
Meadville
Tabernacle
Anerita
Glenn Burton
Homer Smith
Louise
Anthony
Frederick
Ana Risenberick
Erie
Sherman Baker
Cony Hospital
Perry ‘Tillotson
Tillotson
Nore Puller
Elnora
Parley
W. ©. Winans
Bruce Shreve
Lincolnville
Mary Holford
Hurley Whitney
Hassie Robinson
CG. C. Andrus
Evie
Charles Titus
Tabernacle News
Young Nordland saves two boys from lake accident
Duane Nordland, 9, of Jamestown, crawled across a soggy lot by Chinkauane Lake to pull Fre d erick Humble, 6, and his brother Sanford, 7, from dangerous water after the trio fell through. Nordland’s brave effort followed by bystanders rescue aided the brothers.
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Jammetown
Duane
Nordland
Stanley Nordland
Pluyanna
Chinkauane Lake
Frederick Humble
Marion Humble
Bonita
Sanford
Frederick
Answers to L Q Quiz Elow Reflect Editorial Page
Answers list the correct responses to the quiz on the editorial page. Notable items include General Sir Harold Alexander, Jesse H. Jones, Franklin Pierce, Rudolph Hees, Petrograd, Mayor LaGuardia, Michigan, November, and George Washington.
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Elow
Qaia
Harold Alexander
A. Larger
Jesse H. Jones
Franklin Pierce
Rudolph Hees
Petrograd
Leningrad
Mayor LaGuardia
New York City
Michigan
George Washington
Meat Spoilage on Lake Erie Bank Sparks City Stink
In Erie on February 1 a newspaper found at least 500 pounds of choice meats rotting along the Lake Erie bank at the foot of Chautauqua Boulevard in a cared-for residential area. Residents reported the stench during warmer weather and noted no trucks had delivered meat in days. The spoiled cargo included beef, lamb chops, sausages and cold cuts, some still in packages. It is believed a meat market operator kept meat unsold in shops long enough to spoil.
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Erie
Lake Erie
Chautsuqua
War Forest Calls for More Lumber Production
District Forester Cobb and Warren issue a second wartime appeal urging farmers to cut and sell logs to meet a projected 35 billion feet of wood needed this year for pontoon bridges truck bodies naval hulls and ships. Labor and supply help are offered free by calling Warren 1971 or writing Box 43 Warren Pa.
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Warren
S. 5
Cobb and Warren
Cobb
America
Final sale of banks assets yields $778 at public sale
Baus, rev. 1-nemaining ass of the defunct Bank of Italy and American State Bank brought a grand total of $778. About 25 people attended the sale in James G. Saint’s office. Charles Kreiner of Pittsburgh bought the American State Bank assets for $353, and he with Max Silver combined to purchase the Bank of Italy assets for £436. The assets were largely uncollectable notes and similar instruments with a few pieces of office equipment.
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Baus
Bank of Italy
American State Bank
James G. Saint
Saint
Charles Kreiner
Pittsburgh
Max Silver
Erie Drives Without Licenses Spark Citywide Shortage
Erie reports 1500 to 4000 residents lack new 1944 driving licenses after renewing applications sent to Harrisburg three to five weeks earlier. Lakewood suburban area estimates 800 drivers in Erie and war plants east of the city remain without valid licenses, highlighting enforcement and supply delays.
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Erie
Harrisburg
Hcenses
Lakewood
State to start license roll call after midnight Monday
A call from Lakewood residents at Lawrence Park headquarters of the state police brought information that 1903 driving licenses will be checked after midnight Monday as part of a statewide renewal effort.
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Lakewood Real Dents
Lawrence Park Head
KIVAN
Launch of New Aircraft Carrier Ticonderoga Set for Feb 7
NEWPORT NEWS Va Feb 1 The aircraft carrier Ticonderoga sixth ship of its class to be launched here in 24 hours will leave the James River of Portsmouth 7th at the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. Her predecessors, all of the Essex class, were the Essex Yorktown Intrepid Hornet and Franklin.
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Newport News
Ticonderoga
Will Lida Inka Ui
James Ther
Perpuiyy
Newport, Newt Shipbuilding and Dry Cove Company
Essex Glass
Essex
Yorktown
Inrepid
Hornet
Prabklin
Sovi Comi With State Power and Port Access
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Sovi and Lab power, pore mosca wort hing, and port access. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond vague references to state power and port.
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Sovi
Comicon
Powe
Th ‘Begein
Pore Mosca
Worthing
Lab
Porta
Fragmentary World News Masked in Jumbled Text
A noisy OCR fragment mentions MOS, Russia, Ukraine, Soviet plans, and national ownership. It references a five S Commission, a national vision, and possible approvals amid a tense geopolitical frame, but key names and facts are unclear.
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Navy
Heer
Samuuel J. Schoter
State Bureau of Highway Safety
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Cassie Smith
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Rotary Club
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Heiman
Fluyanna
Hollywood
Solid Rock Maple
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Electric Company
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Westinghouse
D. R. Passauer
Snyder Girole, Corry
Philco
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Elle Street
H. P
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R. D
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Schick Electric Razor Ideal Gift
Hamilton Beach
After & P
L. R. McCarthy
Main Street
L. Cy Shoemaker
H.main St
Walter Landers
DELCO
DAY
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Thor Mangle
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