Disorderly Paragraf on West Wayne Street and Local Notes
A garbled paragraph reports an injury to a woman on West Wayne Street near Ms Jewett and a hospital transfer to Kane. It also records veterans’ benefit payments totals in Corry and statewide figures, a new divorce filing by Geraldine Sherrod, a real estate transfer in Erie, and a planned license sale tour in Clymer.
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West Wayne Street
Jewett
Kane
Rsives
ETO
Gerald Black
Guy Fralick
Harlan Burlingame
William Beauten
Philip Northrop, Jr
Willis Northrop
J. L. Goodwill
Keith Nichols
Myrtle Nichols
Cleveland
Ohio
Marie Fralick
Erie
Ernest Pralick
James Searem
Philadelphia
Reva Robinson
Elizabeth Damon
Spring Creek
Marie McDonnell
Dorothy Livenspire
G. Livenspire
Ruth Ellis
J. S. Osborne Mud
Alice Gamble
Frettonia
Arden Bennett
Bennett
Minnie Reichard
Carol Carr
Edinboro
Lyle Curr
Shirley ‘Tillotson
Corry Hospital
D. W. Evans
Meadville
Gillette
Townville
Willian
Harrison
D. ¥.Kinney
Florence Snapp
Philip Northrop
Floyd Bills
Strike Threat Could Cut District Meat Supply
Miller Schaffner of Schaffner Brothers Co. warns a nationwide strike by Packinghouse workers would reduce Erie's meat supply by 30 to 40 percent. The pair, with Hilbach Brothers, are key local packers supplying Chicago and western markets. A threatened strike looms as unions react to national labor action.
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Cto-Nlred
APL
Rconteatts
Schaftmer Sale
Schaffner
Eric
Chicago
Tawa
Points West
Black Out Rage Closeup Links Captain to Murder Charge
In a New York police station a closeup shows Capt. Archie B. Miller facing a murder charge for the fatal shooting of Capt. Eugene Dale in his wife Fay Hancock Miller's New York apartment. Dale, a veteran of the Bataan death march, is described as a hero. The European veteran said he acted in a blackout rage after weeks of effort by Miller and his wife to quietly resolve a marital triangle.
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New York
Archie B. Miller
Eugene Dale
Bataan
Dale
Miller
Sife
Fay Hancock Miller
International
War crimes trial cites Homma on Bataan march
Testimony from Lt Col Michio Kitayama links Lt Gen Masaharu Homma to orders for the Bataan death march in 1942. Kitayama says Homma bore responsibility for his troops actions while Tokyo conveyed Manila open city status before December 1941. Proceedings note Japanese Army attitude toward prisoners and a declaration on Homma’s criminal liability under Japanese law, with record corrections by a high official.
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Manila
Jam
Gem
Masahari Homme
Bataan
Camp O'Donnell
Homme
Michio Kitayamo
Kitayama
Homma
Imperial Army
Jin
Leo Donovan
We Tint Commission
Tiiayama
Philippines
Hommus
Tokyo
Hommu
Two Nazi Leaders Linked in Camp Horrors
A Swiss government representative visited Buchenwald and reported top speed evacuation under dire conditions. Schellenberg testified Hitler direct instructed removal of key internees to southern Germany, signaling a rift with Himmler. Also notes denouncement in Hitler’s political testament. Potato seed treatment wax emulsions prevent rotting in wet weather and improve plant stand, reporting up to 15 percent yield increases.
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Ennseeuuen Poi
Buchenwald
Himmler
Schellenberg
Kallenbrimmer
Germany
Hitler
Hiner
Immer
Fuehrer
Skeleton may be the woodsman found in Susquehanna River
State Police in Harrisburg said the skeleton pulled from the Susquehanna River near Liverpool last Friday may be that of Multaret Phutt a 10 year old woodsman who disappeared from Renovo over two years ago. Officials cautioned that positive identification was difficult though a high topped shoe was found with the skeleton.
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Harrisburg
Susquehanna River
Liverpool
Multaret Phutt
Renovo
Alfred Verbecker
Harrisburg Barracks
Pioneer balloonist Reno dies in Pittsburgh home
The obituary notes duck Reno aged 68, Pittsburgh’s pioneer balloonist, died Wednesday and funeral services are planned for tomorrow at his Frazierwood home. The report mentions a November 1943 disappearance in Renovo and an investigation by State Police Detective Cail B. Hurlman with shoe and height details linking to a skeleton found.
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Jamestown
Lawrence Freeburg
Pluens
Thmarnok
Renovo
Verbecken
Cail B. Hurlman
Bluff
Uhie
Pittsburgh
Duck Reno
Frazlewood
Dicke Yak Gets Plausible City Spotlight
A fragmented OCR item highlights a local figure named Dicke Yak amid unclear details. Readable terms reference a possible city event or profile, but essential facts remain obscured in the damaged text.
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Corry
Harrisbure
Soci
Geralding J. Sherrod
Union City
Melvin Ray Sherrod
Minnit van Guilder
Alton A. Miller
Ab Erle
Joseph C. Martin
Erie City Gotinell
Clymer
Roy Bloeltzing
Chautauqua County Motor License Bureau
Bureau of Business Research
University of Pittsbiver
Perry Nichols
Pontide
Frank Barel
Jcemulan
Nichols
Phillips Jewelry
Maria's Vineyard
Massachusetts
Jack'frost
Pillsbury
Crisco
Camp O'Donnel
Spartanseun
Oparta
Nn Bélug
Harry Rose
Elbert Scouten, Jr
James Baker
Clifford Troyer
American Legion Post and Auxiliary
Kenneth Gould
Sophia Riley
Armed Forces
Orlando
Pia
Port Bragg
N.C
Ethel Wykes
McGuire Geneva Hospital
Richmond
Helen Bates
Wykolf
Jean Louise Snapp
Bele
Hamet Hospital
Lee
Coates
Princess Pat Chib
Lawrence Shapp
Delores
Eva Goldin
Eldred
Main Street
William Bills
Grand Valley
Charles ‘Searem
Robert Scarem
Predoniit
Lewis Scarem
Harry Scarem
Findley Lake
Rebo Rabineon
Raymond Morton
Sparta
Helen Benssett
Helen Campbell
Pauline Shreve
L. C. Shreve
Wesleyville
Ray Ehrhart
Charles Smith
Elmer McElhaney
Rieville
Wirtingram
New Kensington
Hir Aister
Wendell Kean
Rochester
Sandra Cochran
Curry
Phyllis] Ingram
Ett Oblock
George O'Keefe
Men's Brotherhood
Hubert Nichols Home Gospel Tabernacle
Luke
Oliver Thompson
Methodist
Rev
Slate Lot
Paul Smith
Camp Horrors
Pecan Rolls Family
Sie
the Ritz Bakery
Thrift
Vrai
EMEC
Woodsman
Associated Press
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Minnesota
Vais
Lanston
Poperhangers
Center St
Dial
Wednest Traction College
Uy Ot
Dave
Nore
Oda
Bon Ioac
Wd Venz
Dicke
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