Corry area brief details state affairs and local events
Governor Martin backs two auto fee bills cutting registration to 10 dollars and truck fees from 26.50 to 16.50. Senate votes and House passage discussed. Public health notes mumps cases listed in Corry area. War effort updates include high school Victory Corps address by Eadie Rickenbacker and job-application rise in Pennsylvania. Scouting courses opening. street light reductions amid air raid rules. local inductions into Navy and Coast Guard. Miscellaneous items cover relief payments, a plaque presentation, and constitutional reform talk.
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Edward Martin
Bess
Senate
House
Warren Police Study Curfew Law After Smoking Drive
Warren police rounded up 29 high school students for smoking after parents complaints. They signed statements and will be handed to the district attorney for action. Chief George Huelin notes growing demand for a curfew to remove youths from streets at night.
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Altormey
Willard and Pont
Elly
Po Jtice
George Huelin
Warren
Martin weighs county relief plan without new real estate taxes
Harrisburg February 11 Governor Martin weighs a plan to shift unemployment relief to counties without boosting real estate levies. He cites opposition from groups opposed to new taxes on property and says delegates will report back from meetings in New York before lawmakers decide timing.
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Associecaress
Harrisburg
Goveror Martin
Stodlay
Wikker
New York
Pennsylvania
Iitus Uy
Former Corry Man Acquitted of Assault Charge
McCauley, 89, of Titusville, formerly of Corry, was acquitted yesterday in Crawford County after a two day Meadville trial on one count of assault and battery with intent to kill. The jury found him not guilty at 4:20 PM following testimony about a scuffle with his landlady Catherine Young on November 22. He claimed she threatened him and struck him with a gun, and he said he was knocked to his knees and fell down stairs during the struggle. He survived injuries to his back and left eye after more than a week in Titusville hospital.
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Chistes
McCauley
Titusvile
Curry
Crawford County
Catherine Young
Titusville
Meadville
U S Planes Strike Again in the Pacific
Guadalcanal action detailed with Army amphibious moves and overland advances.(Stimson) notes four thousand Japanese killed and thirteen prisoners taken by two Army divisions on Guadalcanal, with 109 killed, 498 wounded, five missing. Treasury report shows February receipts over 50 million with total debt around 128.5 billion.
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Pere Vue
Cholsett Island
New Georgia
Bolomon Islands
Stimson
Guadalcanal
Millard P. Harmon
Adiral William T. Halsey
South Pacific
Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Erieboy on Sub Sinking Eight Japanese Ships
A tale of the Erieboy submarine crew member recounting actions in the Pacific theater. The sub reportedly sank eight Japanese ships and fired on a destroyer, freighters, and transports. The narrative notes grim wartime events tied to February dates and leaders, with claims of the sub’s depth and mission.
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Etpause
Sei
Mtami Nis
Bo Eange
West Lake Bend
Skiv
Submarine Witches
Pacific
Oery
Dunkirk School Head Renamed for Three-Year Term
Dunkirk board of education awards a three year contract as superintendent to Thomas and Burney. The contract takes effect August 1 with salary rising to 51000 annually and two yearly increments to 6000. The change follows Jerome J. Wheeler’s resignation to join the state education department.
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Thomas E. Harney
Dunkirk
Harney
Ettumcation Department
Burtalo
Dumkirk
Jerome J. Wheeler
Sie Education Department
Canishis College
Hartey
Clarence
Pedo linked swarsht to trav ers ic fou le
The fragmentary text hints at a linkage between an adult offense and a travel related event. It mentions a person and a swarsht in connection with a campaign or investigation. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR rendering.
O-man owes B after Jap Geor
Not applicable due to incomplete source text.
Youth Attack Report Reveals Ongoing Harassment
A disrupted dispatch reports a teen facing repeated harassment and assault claims connected to a Cape Es event. Investigators note continued abuse and references to a BP follow‑up as police review the case for further action.
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Cape Es TL
Fragmentary 19th century note hints at local tests and shopping items
A garbled passage mentions a first place winner, store displays, stamps, hardware, and references to judges and a day’s events. It hints at a test or demonstration next week and a forecast of activity including a trip or movement, but the text remains unclear.
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Windo Connection
Wookworths
F. G
Warren Warren Tyon Services Collapsed
Local notices report Warren Tyon's service center in trouble as operations collapsed with officials and brothers named in the terse update.
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Warre
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Pauline Putnam
Eadie Rickenbacker
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MBS
H. Raymond Mason
Stile
U.S. Employment Service
War Manpower Commission
State Defense Council
Charles A. Vani Winkle
Cory
U. S. Navy
Submarine Division
Denzel Phillips
Corry
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Erie
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Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Erie County
Sal- Vase Committee
Tnet
War Production Board
Paul C. Cabot
WPE Salvage
Martin
New Cumberland
Lnsalah
Union City
Corry Beys
Dai C. DeCoux
Hust
Columbile Avenue
Biscell Tumber Company
East Columbus Avenue
DeCoux
Elms Fenster
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Warren Police
Mars
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Owen GotsmeaTa
TZER
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Ipana
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S. M.A
Castoria Flier
Sit
Vicks
SAINE
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Beate
Martin Names Group
Charles A. McCauley
U.S
Erieboy
F.B. Krause, Jr
Pacific Base
Mw Sjennman
Sienalman
Elas
Fox Hjet Hirohito
Hitler
Mussolini
Hirohito
Senre
Wigent
Thrift Shop
Saranac Buckskin
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Montgomery
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Amer
Travers
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