Corry Wins Air Trophy For 1942 Express Shipments
The Corry express office earned permanent possession of the Air Trophy after posting the highest percentage of shipments over its quota in the 1942 monthly competition. Needham, agent for the Railway Express Agency, announced the award and noted 2919 air express shipments handled in 1942, with air express enjoying a record year in 1943. The trophy is displayed at 9 North Center Street, honoring the Corry office’s performance amid wartime production.
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Corry Express
Sr. P. Needham
Buffalo-Erie
Corry
North Center Street
Boltey
Needham
Air Express
Railway Express
Woman Observes 103rd Birthday in Dungsville
Mrs. Sarah McCormick celebrated what is thought to be her 103rd birthday at home with her granddaughter by marriage Mrs. Robert Wilcox and great granddaughter Miss Mae Wilcox. She lives west of the village on the Youngsville Pittsfield road and has several grandchildren and great grandchildren. She came from Europe in childhood and spent most of life in Pennsylvania, the last 35 years in Youngsville. She is now aging with cataracts but remains able to move about her room.
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Dungsville
Sarah McCormick
Robert Wilcox
Mae Wilcox
Youngsville-Pittsfield
Corry Boys in Next Service and Union City Notables
A fragmented list of names and towns appears to detail upcoming service or personnel movements in Corry, Union City, Waterford, and surrounding towns. The roster includes numerous individuals from Union City, Waterford, Edinboro, Cambridge Springs, and nearby communities, with sporadic mentions of roles, affiliations, and locations. The item reads like a partial roll or notice, lacking clear action or dates, but preserving many proper names and locales.
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Tran Eace Oer
Elmer Nernsq Alexander
Union City
Cecil Glenn Lopez
Waterford
Edward “Whinple Fiie
Bert Call
Earl Raymond Blakeslee
Martin Roy Greishaw
Union
Carl Norris Henry
Walon City
Joseph Barawa
Cambridge Springs
Stanley Andrew Hudolph Krol
Gailes City
Albert John Kazimer
Watsford
Joseph Thomas Trojak
Union Blige Iter
Lenoy
Cleveland
Donald Trven Watts
Buster SinMard
Timothy ‘Wren Lewis
Elgin
Ernest Gall Black
Otford
LeRoyice Howard Blystone
Theo
Laterford
Richard Bryrer
Srms
Eugene Doula Fenneihy
Eugene Dolilt
Leile Smith
Glenn Henry
Westfield
Jhe
Union Citys
Mex A
Marcia Edinboro
Raymond
Tomes
Leo Poul Spltnan
Ramage seeks economical relief office reforms in state
Samuel Ramage, new Secretary of Public Assistance in Harrisburg, vows to administer economically while aiding the unfortunate. He outlines goal to care for the needy, notes unsettled department status, and mentions possible employment relief management at county level. Ramage, born 1909 in Van Buren Mississippi, long tied to politics and Pennsylvania, plans to keep home in Oil City with his wife and three daughters. He has oil, banking, real estate, and mining ties and previously led Venango County Republicans.
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Associaren Rreas
Harrisburg
Samuel
Ramage
Tre
Ramane
Martin
OM City
Clark Schoo
New Hampshire
Rameze W
Remage Ol
Ol City
Lotel
Bromley pays fine on lesser charge
Pranie Bromuey was brought before Police Magistrate G. H. Gordon on aggravated assault and battery charges, reduced to simple assault. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and agreed to settle the balance later. Further investigation into alleged obscene matter through the mill was not pursued at this hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranie Bromuey
Wrouzne
G. H. Gordon
S. L. McIntyre
Ttise
Bromley
Prank Ant hony Enns and Knight Sentenced in Warren
Anthony Enns, deserter from the Canadian army, and Milton J. Knight, deserter from the American army, were sentenced by Judge Allison Wade in Warren county court. Enns received not less than 18 months and not more than three years in the Allegheny county workhouse. Knight was sent back to military authorities. They were arrested by Lieut. M. Even after breaking into several businesses in the city.
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Warren
Anthony Enns
Ganadien
Milton J. Knight
M. Even
Allison Wade
Allegheny County
Knight
Treasury Report Washington February 2 figures released
Treasury reports receipts of 23,562,875.60 and expenditures of 188,740,906.06, leaving a net balance of 5,637,993,589.42. The total debt stands at 117,857,135,725.68, showing an increase over the previous day of 242,879,182.28.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Girl Workers Stage Strike at Van Raalte Plant
Twenty female employees of the Van Raalte silk mill in Duneirk strike over a wage decrease they allege. The company says the dispute concerns setting a proper rate on a new woolen army glove with leather insets, not a general pay cut. L. W. Criffis, VP, asks a nonpartisan committee via the War Labor Board after a CLO appeal.
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van Raalte
Duneirk
Poltrehette
van Raelteeilie
L. W.criffis
United States Labor Concuistat
Buffalo
Veno
War Tabor Board
CLO
War Labor Board
Ven Raalte
Man Fined for Blocking Door During Tax Collector Visit
Jewett man Carl Johnson was fined 100 for obstructing process after his wife allegedly blocked the door to their home as tax collector G H Larson and deputy Meteger sought 1938 39 occupation taxes. A deputy testified a sale of the Swimsons personal property would be held November 5 1941 to satisfy the tax.
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Ut Jewett
Carl Johnson
G. H. W. Larson
Mt. _ Jewebt
Venango Congressman Hails Spirit Of Revolt In The House
Venango Representative Gavin hail ed the House move to withhold funds from the War Manpower Commission and Labor Secretary Frances Perkins. He said bureaucrats and planners are on the way out and that taxation without representation may become a remembered issue as Congress acts to return government to the people.
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Venango
Washington
House
Paul V. McNutt
Frances Perkins
Rep
Gavin
R-Ps
Oil City
John
Congress
Linb
WAP Buc
America
Compromise Near On Farm Price Issue
Reports indicate a tentative agreement may emerge on farm price policy. The proposal would adjust parity with subsidies to cover any shortfalls, while the Pace bill seeks higher parity by 10 percent. Administration favors continuing benefit and incentive payment programs.
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House Rules Committee
Olean Fights Township Bridge Maintenance
Olean leaders oppose a county plan for township bridge maintenance. Secretary Walter O Howe of the Olean Chamber of Commerce urged city officials to block the Board of Supervisors proposal, noting cities would be taxed under the plan though currently they pay none for township bridges.
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Olean
Cattarraughll County
Walter O. Howe
Olean Chamber of Commerce
Board of Supervisors
Former Kane Leader Dies in Atlantic City Hospital
Clement Junigers, 72, prominent Kane industrialist and one of the wealthiest men in the community, died Wednesday night in Atlantic City hospital from a heart attack. A Heidelberg and Paris-educated glass industry figure, he operated the Sergeant Wire Glass Company for 26 years, retiring in 1898, and was an authority in the glass business. He moved to Atlantic City after retirement.
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Clement Junigers
Kane Industrieligh
Atlantic City Hospital
University of Heidelburg
Germany
Paris
France
University of Prence
San Gobain Glass Company
Sergeant Wire Glass Company
Atlantic City
Narrow Escape in Crash at Emporium
Roy Logue of First Fork narrowly escaped serious injury when his auto was struck from behind by an Erie passenger train at the South Broad street crossing in Emporium Pa on a Wednesday night. He was taken to St Mary's hospital with non serious injuries.
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Emporium
Roy Logue
First Fork
South Broad Street
Erie
St. Mary'shospital
Naval Reserve recruitment drives amid enrollment decline
Applications for naval reserve commissions in the United States Navy remain urgent, despite an executive order halting enlistments for men aged 18 to 25. Daily interviews occur at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh offices with a March 2 and 3 recruitment event at the Erie Press Club, inviting men and women to apply. Ohio farm fires from exhaust in tractors report 43 building fires and 48 field fires across 44 counties.
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Ans U
United States
Thas
Fourth Naval District
Philadelphia
Navy
Naval Reserve
Wew Fitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Navel
Erie County
Maren
Aid
Erie Press Club
Coast Guard
Press Club
Erie
Ohio
MEM OPER MEM OPER board aced union criticism in labor party
Fragmentary text on a municipal or political meeting mentions MEM OPER MEM OPER, a board, union criticism, and a labor party in a western section. Names, dates, and concrete actions are unreadable, yielding only a vague record of an electoral or organizational dispute.
Host title Ste creates action The the me
The fragmentary item notes a host creating action around a theme. Details are incomplete but indicate a broadcast or event setup led by a person named Ste, with emphasis on performance or discussion. Further readable facts are sparse, limiting precise scope or outcome.
Protest roiled as board weighs strikes and stay vote
In an unclear report a protest centers on a board vote about strikes and a possible stay. WLB involvement or committee action appears cited, with Hill and other figures referenced as part of the dispute, leaving readers awaiting clarity on outcome and dates.
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WLB
Sitsti Hill
Senator Seeks Quorum Measure on the Pirpos
A Senator seeks a bill to address a proposed measure regarding pirpos. The action focuses on legislative consideration and potential governance changes. No dates or named individuals are clearly readable in the fragment.
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Representa
Untitled local note on draft era machine work
Fragmentary OCR yields a vague local item mentioning a Pittsburg area draft action and a machinist or operator. Reads unclear about names, dates, or places beyond Salton and Clafton references. Further text is illegible, leaving the central fact indistinct.
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Pani
Hinds
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Woodbury Soap
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