Corry items cover spills losses and social events
The report notes a $2000 loss at a West Wayne Street home owned by Dre Stennett and occupied by the families of Mrs. Jane Lord and Philip Bagby. A man sustained a scalp wound and was treated at Corry hospital after a late afternoon incident, while another man with prior police exposure was jailed following an alleged drunken party. Also mentioned: Elks Lodge anniversary plans, home redecorating, Harriet Bliss negotiating to sell the Raymond Block, health officials backing epidemic prevention, below zero cold snap at Howard Tannery, and Keystones beating Greenville Gallegians 64 to 26 at the State Armory court.
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Pico
Dre Stennett
Jane Lord
Philip Bagby
West Wayne Street
Oval
Corry Hospital
Congressmen Seek Leave To Serve In Armed Forces
Washington debates potential wartime Leave of Absence for members amid push by Rep Lyle Boren and others to rejoin military service. Sen Henry Cabot Lodge Jr contemplates active duty, citing military knowledge could aid the nation more than Senate debates. Proposals include Representatives Rogers, Hendricks, Fogarty and a group of about 15 House members seeking presidential approval.
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4Nok Stinnett ' Wington
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
House
Lyle Boren
Seminole
Okla
Congress
Sen. Lodge
Boston Republian
Senate
Army
Navy
Ithe Hill
Armed Services
Rep
Boren
Will Rogers, Jr
California
Joe Hendricks
Florida
John Fogarty
Rhode Island
$50 000 Action May Be Delayed In Jamestown Case
Mayville February 16 trial of a $50 000 negligence case may be delayed because two defendants are in military service and out of state. Michael D. Lombardo Jamestown attorney for Ralph Crick and Frank Crick appeared on a motion testing summons validity. Walter A Ellis Fredonia and Eewin Culligan Buffalo represented the plaintiff. The suit claims Ralph Crick driving an automobile owned by Frank Crick struck the plaintiff December 4 1942 as he crossed First Avenue, alleging defendant negligence.
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Mayville
Alto
Jamestown
Supreme Court
Michael D. Lombardo
Ralph Crick
Frank Crick
Forest Avenue
Eewin J. Culligan
Buffalo
Toe
Walter A.ellis
Grevland Avenue
Fredonia
Lombardo
Ralph Grick
First Avenue
States’ constitutions hamstring voting and spending
The editorial notes how state constitutions hinder voting rights for service members and limit legislative speed in emergencies. It argues constitutions should be charters of fundamental principles, not cluttered with restrictive provisions. Ongoing revisions aim to prune and shorten these documents nationwide.
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Hadadelphia Bulletin
American Union
Union
How They Get the Way Contradictions in Japanese German minds
Contradictory psychological traits in Japanese and German peoples are explained as outcomes of home environments and state control. The piece argues free press and education shape attitudes, while controlled systems can mold nations over generations toward cruelty or humanity. It cites Franz von Papen’s covert activities and warns of the Nazi threat and manipulation by those in power.
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Japan
Franz von Papen
Germany
Washington
Hiller
Price
Turkey
Alsieset
Amately
Hibbie Goftin
Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A reader challenge appears on the classified page with ten quiz items about war budgets geography birds leadership nursery rhymes and grammar. It includes true false prompts and a note about separating poisons from medicines with clear labeling for safety.
Marshall Conquest Signals Shift in Pacific War Tactics
The piece argues the Marshalls success marks a turning point in World War II to a bold, offensive Pacific strategy. It cites naval growth from 844 ships in 1941 to 419 by 1943 and 14 000 ships with 27 000 planes, plus two million tons of fighting ships. It notes night offensives and the now dominant ability to threaten Japanese bases directly, changing expectations for mass warfare in the Pacific.
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Marshalls
Sad
Tokyo
Pacific
Japan
Marshall
Pearl Harbor
Solomon Islianes
Erie Dentist Keward M Engels Dies After Illness
Keward M Engels, a longtime Erie dentist, died Monday after a several week illness. A native of Highland Falls New York, he left High School there and graduated from the University of Maryland. He practiced in Newburg North Carolina before moving to Erie where he served patients for thirty years.
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Erie
Keward M. Engels
Highland Falls
University of Maryland
Newburg
N. C
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State Armory
REX
Errol Flynn
Julie Bishop
Mrs. Hlynn ‘Rice
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N. First Ave
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Guy Rogers
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Ture
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Mrs. Qoal Lynch
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J. L. Spiesman
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Columbia
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Howard Swanson
Roy Borstovil
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