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NBC-8 Cavalcade at drama 9:30 1. Quiz 10 Contented Concert Blondie Vox Pop 10 Joan Fontaine in Suspicion Lone Ranger 4:30 True or False Vaughn Monroe Band Basin Street time. Miss Colletta Burkhardt has left for Potsdam to join a school teaching staff after a visit at home.
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NBC
Richard Grodes
Voorhees Connect
Templeton
Joan Fontainé
Gray Vaughn Monroe
Basin Street
New Time
Colletta Burkhardt
West Premerick Street
Potsdam
Society Bites City NE SAGUIGAY Evers Meeting at Corry Grange
At the Corry Grange a society meeting installed officers under Worthy Master Orél Tompkins and officers including Oscar Lindstrom, Lana Rickerton, Andrew Ober, Frank Darrow, and others. Refreshments followed and a party was announced for the coming Saturday. Several locals and visitors are listed with travel and return details.
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Saguigay Evers
Corry Grange
Phillipsville Grange
Peck
Miss Peck
Herdsman
Orél Tompkins
Oscar Lindstrom
Lana Rickerton
Andrew Ober
Frank Darrow
Sedie Ober
Ellen Bas
Mabel Akam
Axel Swansom
Ceres
Mary Kimmy
Pempus
Gertrude Gates
Flore
Bertha Warner
Bonnie Darrow
Exer Nitive
Harry Kimmy
C. C. Warmer
Mabel Alea
Marriage of James K Smith and Dorothy Green in Westfield NY
High school senior James K Smith and Dorothy Green were married at the home of Mr and Miss Hugh Oakes in Westfield on Christmas night December 25. The Rev N J Kenyon officiated. The bride wore a black crepe dress trimmed in blue with a blue hat. Corsage was white hyacinth. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Raymond Lull of Buffalo and others. A wedding lunch followed. Smith works for American Locomotive in Dunkirk. bride a member of the Class of ’43 Corry Senior High.
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James K. Smith
Dorothy Green
Hugh Oakes
Westfield
N.Y
N. J. Kenyon
Raymond Lull
Buffalo
Revered Father Love Speaks at Ushers Meeting
Rev Father Love spoke at the St Thomas Tsters Society breakfast held Sunday at the City Restaurant with nineteen members present. He addressed Catholic laity amid world condition and war developments. Rector Rev Francis Graves also spoke. William Hoylen and Martin Costello, enlisting soon, were honored, and a smoker committee was set for the near future.
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Jon Love
St. Thomas Tsters Society
Rity
Francis Graves
William Hoylen
Martin Costello
Leavin
Newborns Born in Corry Area Hospitals
Ason Gardner, a baby girl, was born Saturday at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Gardner of Corry RD Mn. Alfred Aikens welcomed a baby girl Sunday afternoon at the local hospital, born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Aikens of 117 West Washington Street.
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Ason
Gir
Alfred Aikens
West
Washington Street
Unrationed Victory Meals From The Kitchen Front
Mrs Alexander George AP Food Faltor offers practical meatless and meat dishes as rationing limits bite. Recipes include CHULT CONCARNE with chopped meat beans and spices, SAVORY BEAN STEW with navy beans corn and cheese, and LIVER POTATO ESCALLOP combining liver potatoes and creamy sauce, baked to serve 4 or 5.
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Alexander George AP
Vansine
Concarne
Mrs Landers Honored at Surprise Party for Daughter
Mrs Marie Landers was feted last evening in a surprise party honoring her daughter Mrs Marie Sanders on her birthday. Five hundred dollar awards went to Mrs Raymond Gilson and Mrs Richard Bachomer. A noon lunch of sandwiches salad cake and coffee followed. Attendees included Mrs W A Bathomer Mrs Harry Miles Mrs Gerald Staples Mrs Richard Merker the Misses Carmella and Jeanette Pirto Derna Wiecardl Mrs Sue Crowell Helen Sayln Mrs Raymond Gilson and Mrs Richart Bavhbfner.
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Aio
Yan Caunuy
Marie Sanders
Raymond Gilson
Richard Bachomer
Landers
W. A. Bathomer
Harry Miles
Gerald Staples
Richard Merker
Carmella
Jeanette Pirto
Derna Wiecardl
Sue Crowell
Helen Sayln
Richart Bavhbfner
Two Perish In California Fire
Venice Calif Jan 2 a fire swept through a two story apartment building trapping at least two people. Seven others were injured as residents leaped from the second floor and were treated for injuries or burns. Eleanor Chesman 52 the manager suffered a fractured wrist and first and second degree burns to the face hands and neck.
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Venice
Calif
Pollo
Eleanor Chesman
Bank Condition Calls Sent to All National Banks
Washington, Jan. 4. The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of condition for all national banks as of December 31. The Fed and FDIC issued similar requests, covering 13,418 banks nationwide. Calls were sent to 5,086 national banks, 1,592 Fed member state banks, and 0,738 other state banks, with allocations so no bank reports to more than one agency.
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Boy Esbuemec
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Soldier Sam Miles Is First U S Death Sentence In Britain
Private Sam Miles a 23 year old Negro from Citronelle Alabama was sentenced by a general court martial in Gibraltar in December to be hanged for the murder of Polish seaman Jan Ciapelski. U S Army HQ announced Miles the first American soldier to face the death sentence in Britain since the war began with Roosevelt review pending. Meanwhile a Baltimore & Ohio freight train derailed near Beaver Falls Pennsylvania with twelve cars wrecked, two plunging into the Beaver River. no injuries were reported and three Tracks were blocked.
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Ascan
London
Sammie Miciles
Citronelle
Ala
Gigssow
Jan Ciapelski
United States Army
Mickles
Britain
Roosevelt
Beaver Falls
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Here
Beaver River
Treasury report shows large deficit and debt rise
Treasury figures for January 1 show receipts 34,496,570.88 dollars and expenditures 283,109,518.18 dollars, leaving a net balance of 10,320,558,093.26. Total debt stands at 112,358,143,297.00 with an increase of 87,823,080.90 from the previous day. In Pennsylvania, New Year holiday weekend resulted in at least 19 accidental deaths, nine of which were traffic-related.
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Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Pennsylvania
Death Claims M. T. Flaherty
MeTePinnetty welb known in this city passed on Saturday at 4 48 o'clock in the Old City hospital after a few days illness. Born August 24 1679 at Oak Ridge Pa he was employed by the Baltimore Ohio Railroad for many years retiring in 1900. Survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Clair Spang and granddaughter Marion Spank all of Rouseville. Requiem Mass at St Thomas church Wednesday at 9 20 a m.
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Harold Loveland
Lyle Colby
Concord Street
University of
Pittsburgh
Helen Lodge
Dsst
Tidioute
Jamies Mactimnes
R Corry
J. A. MacTones
Philadelphia
Dorothy MacTones
W. R. Jewell
W. S. Jewell
East Main Street
Tra Sheets
Franklin
Phoenix
Ariz
William Zelgrew
Doris
Ol City
Anna Bills
Warren
West Church Street
Vincent Anderson
Fred Root
Jamestown
MeTePinnetty
Old City Hospital
Plaherty
Oak Ridge
Baltimore Ohio
Butler
Foxburg
Services for G Culver Whitehead Saturday
Final rites for G Culver Whitehead were held Saturday at 2 pm at Bracken Keating chapel with Rev P A Galbreath officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove mausoleum. Attendees included Sanford Fry and Miss Lottie Fry from Smethport, William Fry from Buffalo, Loyd Milter, Mr and Mrs Martina of Batavia, and many friends from Corry and surrounding area.
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G. Culver
Martina
Batavia
Corry
Fifteen Main Issues Facing New Congress
A list of upcoming policy challenges includes new taxes and a pay as you go plan, spending economies, postwar reconstruction, extended reciprocal trade pacts, labor law revisions, streamlined congressional operations, renewal of Johnson Jenni Lesse authority, social security expansion, rationing revision, possible national service act, elimination of poll taxes for voting, revival of anti lynch laws, enforcement of savings, and curbs on federal bureau interpretations of laws.
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Tnireauy
Congress
Jenfi-lesse Authority
National Service Act
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