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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1945

Page

3

Erie Numbers Racket Shutdown After Police Leak

In Erie a numbers racket closed down Monday after information from police headquarters hinted at a new crackdown. Officer Eddie Allen received an anonymous threat, and Police Chief George J. Christoph ordered arrests of all linked to the numbers game. The operators had already shut down, with officials noting the stop may be permanent rather than temporary.

Erie Eddie Allen George J. Christoph Allen Christoph Eric

Soviet push along Oder advances toward Danzig

Moscow communique says Konev strengthens flank east of the Oder and nears the Neisse river. Capture of Grossen Bobersberg and Christianstadt reported with 80 plus towns seized and 1009 Germans killed as Soviets drive through the Polish corridor toward the Baltic port of Danzig. Breslau and Glogau reportedly encircled then repulsed. Berlin cites Breslau garrison rejecting surrender offer.

Moscow Konev Gregory K. Zhukov Oder Marshal Zhukov Neisse Grossen Bobersberg Chrisianstadt Christianstadt Guten Jong Bresla Glogau Berlin Breslau Red Army Baltic Danzig

Move Ladder To Avoid Falls In Farm Work

Moving ladders properly prevents tumbles when picking fruit and tending haystacks. Use the safe side and shift the ladder frequently to reduce risk of overreaching in farm tasks.

Snow damage at Chautauqua spared amphitheatre remains sound

Charles E. Peirce of the Chautauqua Institution said the vast amphitheatre roof survived weeks of heavy snow with only minor cave-ins on grounds. Workers and volunteer help cleared tons of snow while rain added weight, causing two nearby structures to cave in and park benches to suffer, with repairs already planned.

Chautauqua Veo Chautauqua Institution Charles E. Peirce Mayville Westfield Chanteuqua High School Hursday Bolin Hall of Education Peirce

County building not sold after public sale in Erie

Erie county commissioners found they had not sold a county owned building after a public sale. They believed a $5,000 bid from a man allegedly representing G Daniel Baldwin was accepted. The deed was tendered but Baldwin did not bid. The building, occupied by A J Mitchell Veterinary, will be offered again and bidders categorized.

Erie G. Daniel Baldwin Byron Bain Baldwin A. J. Mitchell

Corry Leads Erie County Seal Sale Toward Goal

Corry leads Erie County in the Christmas Seal drive, reporting 1943 totals of 44,734.73 dollars with an average of 24 cents per person. Waterford follows with 801.35 dollars at 37 cents per capita, while Erie ranks third at 97,000 dollars and 31 cents per person. over 10,000 residents have yet to respond to letters and reminders as the association prepares year end plans.

Corry Ted Erie Winter

Services Yesterday for Lewis A Storer

Reverend GL Guyu of the Presbyterian Church led services yesterday in memory of Lewis A Storer. Old friends from local musical groups acted as bearers, with a former Aero 500 department escort. The service followed by burial prep at Pine Grove mausoleum, as relatives from Cutting attended from out of town.

GL. Guyu Vasor Presbyterian Church Lewis Storer Harry Rhodes Merle Amy Ross Mead Frank Brooks Duard May Ralph Ward Willis Price Lyle Wilcox Aero 500 Department Brecken-Keating Pine Grove Wilma Lowe Archie Thompson Post Earl Storer Cutting

Cleopatra Pearl Drink Tale Inspires Digestive Remedy

An ancient Cleopatra anecdote frames a tale of two pearls dropped into wine with a striking claim. The ad then pivots to stomach and ulcer pain relief, touting Udes Tablets from Rexall Drug Stores with a double money back guarantee.

Cleopatra Uda Rexall

Tax tips for filing 1944 income tax returns

Washington reports that most people will not have to figure their own tax for 1944. It explains two main groups: those with income under 5000 dollars and those at or above that threshold. It outlines Form W-2, the 1040 short form, and the 1040 long form, plus when deductions affect which form to use.

James Marlow Washington Internal Revenue

Senate OKays Primary Bills

The General Assembly advanced the 1945 primary date from September 11 to June 19 to suit Pennsylvania voters. Petitions may circulate on March 10 and must be filed by April 6. the measure heads to the House with other changes already approved. The soldier vote legislation, pushed by a bipartisan group with Governor Martin, was also approved.

Associated Press Harrisburg General Assembly Pennsylvania Vauletnay Mons Martin Senate House Ate Toment Eat Assembly

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