Corry Chapter Reports 1943 Receipts and Expenditures
The Corry Red Cross Chapter details 1943 receipts totaling 12 603 51 with 11 527 53 from the War Fund drive and 6 685 91 of that total paid to national headquarters. Disbursements reached 10 202 69 including 1 022 21 for home service and 1 097 10 for blood bank operations. The January 1 1944 balance stood at 4 308 60.
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Ornamental Pepper Plants Highlight Border Appeal
Ornamental pepper plants resemble Jerusalem cherry and suit summer borders with zinmias or scarlet sage. The small red peppers add bright color for pickling and pepper sauce, making them especially attractive for festive displays.
College Heads Seek Army Paid Tuition For 100000 17 year olds
A proposal from a committee of college presidents urges the War Department to fund the education of about 100000 high school graduates aged 17 this summer. The plan aims to provide wartime employment and develop potential leaders while delaying induction, amid broader military and education cuts.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
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The
American Council On Education
Cornell
Harvard
Indiana University
Vanderbilt
Villauova
Hamilton
Selective Service
Ory
Burglary at Moose Club in Titusville
Titusville police say the Moose club rooms at 114 North Franklin Street were entered early Monday by burglars with keys and a grill bar. About four to five hundred dollars in cash was stolen from Sunday receipts kept in the bar area. The entry was discovered at 1 30 a m by janitor John Chambers.
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Moose Club
North Frantlin Street
Edgar N. Alderman
John Chambers
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Imade
Jury selection continues in Noxon murder case
In Pittsfield Massachusetts Berkshire Superior Court Judge Abraham Pinanski oversees juror selection for the murder trial of John F Noxon Jr a wealthy corporation lawyer charged with the electrocution death of his infant son. Seven of twelve jurors selected so far with four state challenges and three by defense from twenty six called.
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Pittsburgh
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John F. Noxon
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Commonwealth
Jack
Ex convict Stepnowski held for grand jury
Erie Feb 4 Alexander Stepnowski 25 waived a hearing Tuesday before Alderman Willi Schibucker on armed robbery charge and was held to the May grand jury. Stepnowski and Joseph Wesolowski will have a hearing before Alderman Thomas McCurry next Tuesday on 12 burglary charges. Both are held in the Erie county prison without bail.
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Asl
Stepkowski
Joseph Wesolowski
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Erie County
Special U B Services Held at Youngsville
The United Brethren church in Youngsville Pa hosts two weeks of Bible study and soul winning starting next Sunday February 21. Notable guests include the Jubilate Trio from Chicago and Dr Knapp from Parkersburg W Va, marking their second engagement here. Music and biblical expositions accompany the events inviting people of all faiths and none to attend.
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Chicago
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Backache and leg pains May Be Davae Si Test
A garbled medical ad fragment warns of backache and leg pains linked to kidney and bladder issues. It claims toxins in blood affect health, offering unnamed relief and urging readers to seek a drugstore remedy.
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Nature
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