Local notes detail arrests and mood of community
A late Friday report covers police responses to youths on West Church Street and West Smith Street, a Pennsylvania Railroad proposal to discontinue passenger service on the Low Grade line, and local officials detailing housing, employment, and war production efforts. Also noted are Marine Corps promotion news, Red Cross garment distribution plans, a Corry hospital update on Charles Rote, and a moonlight train delay on the Buffalo Pittsburgh division.
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Uite
West Church Street
Second Avenue
Fin L. J. Kelly
Wesh
Smith Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Driftwood
Gameret County
Red Bank
Clarion County
Conmission
Brookville
Weedville
Penfield
Sabula
DuBois
Falls Creek
Reynoldsville
Brnotville
Pittsburgh
Wera Jayalanie
Woman's quick action saves seven from coal gas
Jamestown report credits Alnn Emmott of Pie man Emmott for alerting her husband at Fire Station No. 3 after discovering seven residents overcome by coal gas on the second and first floors of 191 Superior Street. Firemen arrived with resuscitation equipment. two families on the second floor were carried out and treated. Seven occupants received treatment from a resuscitator and inhalator. no fatalities reported.
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Jamestown
Freman
Superior Street
Alnn Emmott
Emmott
Pieldck
Gre
den. Kon Place
Emmti
Waldron
Aremem
Meyers Backs Harr As Dems Enter Confab
Meyers called a conference with national committeemen Joseph P. Guffey and David J. Lawrence to nominate one candidate. Auditor General F. Clair Ross is seen as a likely contender, with Lawrence backing and Guffey open to a candidate but not promising today. Judge Ralph H. Smith of Pittsburgh is thought to be Guffey's preferred choice. Meyers argued a three way race could energize voters without tearing the party apart and help clarify party leadership in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guffey
Meyers
Pennsylvania
Eavesdropper Defined as Listener in Eaves of House
A historical note defines an eavesdropper as one who secretly listens to private conversation from the eaves of a house. It explains the ground on which water drips from the root of eaves and compares a snooper standing in that space to someone fearing conversations not meant for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witton Souber
Oliver Souths
Death of Oliver Souter Reveals Hidden Florida Estate
The Souter brothers long lived in poverty at a Florida home after leaving Corry. Oliver Souter, 64, died by apparent self harm nine days after Wilson killed himself. Investigators found $39,000 in stocks and bonds hidden under mattresses and in other places, with $25,000 in negotiable securities missing from Oliver’s knowledge. The will and estate tied to Richard Souter, a former professor, were also uncovered. The case highlights a tale of misfortune, secrecy, and a long-hidden fortune dating back to Florida and Indiana.
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Algoroitier
Richard Souler
Corry High
Brather
Wilson Shuler
Olver
Richard
Diana
Florida
Oliver
J. W. Souter
Souters
J. 1
Hugh
Giianda
James
Chaves English
Trait 4
West Main Street
Sunday Sentinel Star
Orlando
Fla
Souter
Dar
Wilson Souter
Oliver Souter
Wilson
Ulster
Woulls
Nicneels
Wilton
Wilon
Astatula
Bouter Ding
Louise
Richard Souter
Astatum
Hives
Hanover
Ind. College
Wilson Ta
Warne
Witsi SolMer
Henry L. Pringle
Leesburd
Pringle
Riehi
Ard
Wilean
Weide
Millvale School Board Reinstates Truant Officer
In Pittsburgh on February 44, the Millvale school board voted to reinstate truant officer Charles Atkinson after a strike by about 800 pupils at three schools. Atkinson, brought in by students, teared up as supporters cheered. janitor William Herr was also reinstated amid demand for Atkinson’s return.
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Pittsburgh
Millvale
Charles Atkinson
William Herr
Vnv
Atkinson
U S Officer Leads Volunteer Burma Force in Action
Brigadier General Chennault heads the volunteer U S air unit in Burma. The group, formed from former U S military flyers, flew since mid December to support Chinese air force units. They face parts and fuel shortages, with many aircraft failures due to overworked engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Chennault
Texas
Wetnelpal
Signal Corps
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Livestock and Poultry for Sale Listings
For sale offers from Thompson's Poultry Farm and others list well broken horses cattle and vehicles with prices 1200 to 2000. Includes 45 baby chicks from approved hatcheries. Also notes a curious line about graded animal pupil grafts involving a man named Frank Bentz and a Wisconsin Law School graduate.
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Wo Tnstemper
Corty
Thompson's Poultry Farm
Clymer
U. S
Montgomery Ward
Gerald Parsons
St. Aay
Bor
Frank Bentz
University of Wiscon-sin Taw School
Earle Meets Roosevelt as He Resigns for Navy Duty
Red A Pennsylvanya's former governor George H Earle met President Roosevelt and announced his resignation from the U S diplomatic post to enter active Navy service. Earle, a former minister to Bulgaria, holds a lieutenant commander commission in the Navy Reserve earned after World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Roosevelt
U.S
Bulgaria
St Right Way
Barle
Tenor Jack Brown Sings With Skater Marie Abbott at the Rink
The article notes tenor Jack Brown meeting skater Marie Abbott beside the rink as her blades flash. It lists Brown hosting WLW radio segments Church Forum Sundays at 9 a.m. EST and Organ Interlude Fridays at 6 55 p.m. EST and co starring with Ata in Jack and A ta Saturdays at 5 p.m. EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brown
Marie Abbott
Jack
WLW
Church Forum
Jack and
Ata
Pittsburgh Produce Markets Sluggish Demand Feb 14
Pittsburgh markets report slow demand for apples and other fruit and steady potato values. Prices list various varieties with small changes, while Boston and New York items show mixed shifts across commodities. a separate Buffalo market notes steady hogs, softer cattle, and firm beef cows with limited calves.
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Pittsburgh
Ernie Pennsylvania
Rome
New York
Virginia
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
N. Y
Sheen
Tive
Fed Western
Fragmented OCR snippet from 1936 service record
A partial line of an OCR page dated 1936 references servers and times, with illegible names and numbers. The readable portion mentions a 7 and a year marker but lacks coherent events or complete details to form a clear summary.
Three Cag They Han Three Fe Ach A E As Ten And Eve
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a garbled string with numbers and phrases. It mentions three cag, han, fe, ach, ae, as ten and eve, with exclamatory note fast. No clear names, places, or events emerge to form a coherent news item.
Crank Bunting Shout Ignites Wrestling Cheer
Fragmentary OCR notes capture a chaotic sports crowd moment as fans react loudly to a wrestling event. Key names or teams are unclear, but the energy and timing suggest a spontaneous stadium chant during a live match.
Fragmentary note mentions people and places in unclear text
A garbled OCR fragment references individuals and locations such as water and pond related terms, listing names like Pookinpaugh and Floch fond with Tontesohe. The fragment is insufficient for a coherent event or outcome.
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Vance Guard
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RR Valentine
Bilontian
Puney Hirder Arresta
Mde
DHE
Pepe
Mudelpal
Pennsylvania Motor Asia
Walter J. Hress
Secretary of Revenue
Kress
DeWitt Emery
Nelsons
Small Busness ‘Men's Association
WOR
Emers
Fink Navin
George H. Copland
Tre
Civilian Defense Council
Red Cross
Ajax
O. A. Stennett
Marine Corps Reserve
Howard F. Burton
Albion
Adolph Zeigler
Sheffield
J. A. Cassidy
William Matthews
Frank Ames
Charles Rote
Scott Rote
Hare ‘Creek
Bearoh
Corry Hospital
Erie County
Harr
DEMS
Brigham Hardware
Center St
Dial
Brother
Corry
Millvale School Board
Truant Officer’ ‘Associated
Burma
Orchard Park
Park
Selec
Jose Dup
Cst
Fair Destiny Guardideed
A. J. Aitkens Motor Sales
First
Avenue
Eleetrical Contracting and Witins
Alvin G. Bennink
GBA
Gate of Corry Journal
Address Journal
Delaware Gt
TOR Saub
Bond St
Dournal Box AB
Capella
Bigin
Burge Milkers
Marietta Silos
Don Harrison
Edinboro
Mebane
Ails Oo Ee
Ciation County Coal
Earl J. Messenger
Columbus
NEW Bethlehem Coal
Jane
Tiial
Powell's
Leeds
Ohio
Gerald A. Faulimer
Spencer's Cash Mills
Stenladders
Panta
Turpentine
Doane's Hardware
Main St
Kelcher Building
W. H. Scott
Atty, Tld
Jess Property
Relcher Building
North
Denver Street
G.J. Boyd
Sauring
Ouramd
Congress Street
National Bank of
Cenley
M. J. Wallace
Columbus Village
Zplaniek and Son
Columinus
Witteley
Warren County War Boar
Clarence Birch
Clarence Eiret Dames
Pabti Iinwh
Eraneth Scott
Dln Badecht
J. Leone
Thomas A. Edison
Constantinople
Elbe
Bears, Roebuck & On
Dwae
Rebekah
France
Jornal
Want-Adwollions
Earle
Tenor
Skater
al Heagley Mediaras
Mediuis
Fancy
Buowlota Sieveeney WY
Associated Pros
Torij
Armeising
Prea American Gan
Fa ‘Americar
American P&t
Bethlehem Steel
Standard Gil
Willian
Wwe
Ilio Ingeinst
Ann Audiorial
USA
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