China aid urged as war widens in Asia and Europe
Corry Evening Journal editorial discusses Chinese diplomats feeling snubbed by Washington and urges stronger wartime support with war materials despite Japanese blockade. It contrasts Chinese requests with US focus on Europe and Hitler’s propaganda, and praises the Russian tide turning in favor of the Soviets against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hele
China
Washington
Japan
United States
Hitler
Solomon Islands
Horiety creeper and Axis prize ships noted in text
The passage mentions a small tropical bird named the horiey creeper with bright plumage, especially blue, observed in tropical and subtropical America. It also briefly references Canadian National Steam ships acting as operators for the Cavs ian government and seized prizes of war, including delisté items and Chinese connections, in a disjointed fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horiey
America
Shundamt
West Indies
Canadian National Steam
Cavsian
Fires and fines mark Union City twenty years ago
Twenty years ago a fire in the Clayton block basement on Malt Street threatened Union City before it was brought under control. Other items note Studebaker dealer Merrick opening dinner events, Christmas bond sales totaling 522.50 with 317.50 from sale proceeds, two parish row participants facing jail or fines, the death of Mrs. Cora J. Richmond, and Corry Rod and Gun Club planning a banquet with Seth Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Ely
Conter
Oonni
Spring Street
Daily Dozen on Schizophrenia From Medical Society
It explains the term derived from Greek roots meaning to divide the mind and notes common schizoid traits. Early diagnosis is hard as patients may be mistaken for eccentric but capable. treatment, including shock therapy, has helped many cases.
Three Seek Mayor Office At Olean
In Olean a special mayoral election is set for the end of the month. John C. Cooper will represent the American Labor party after entering the campaign this week, seeking his fifth mayoral term. Democrats back Fred W. Forness who has led four campaigns and won three times. The Republican committee plans to name its candidate at a Wednesday meeting.
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Olean
Oleash Yners
American Labor Party
John C. Cooper
Coover
Américan Labor
Walkerman D. Dugan
Dugan
Fred W. Forness
Forness
Republican City Committee
Army inspector hurt in Erie crash on Shorewood hill
Army engineer inspector George Wright, 95, of Williamsville, assigned to the State Armory, was injured and pinned in the wreckage of a government car for 18 minutes after a collision with two semis on Hast Lake road near Shorewood hill, 11 miles from Erie. Wright was treated at Hamot hospital with facial and head lacerations and lives at the Bard Hotel.
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Erie, van
United States Army
Hast Lake Road
Shorewood Hill
George Wright
Waliamsville
State Armory
6Th
Porsche Streets
Hamot
Bard Hotel
Cave-In at McLewy Mine in Reynoldsville Solved Mystery
A cave-in at the abandoned McLewy mine near Reynoldsville Pa was believed solved after resident Glenny Withwright and a neighbor found the collapse extending 100 feet from the mouth. The incident released mine water into nearby streams, linked to pollution-control efforts in the region.
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Reynoldsville
McLewy
Glenny Withwright
Miine
Neighibor
Louis Arcuri of Erie Held as Jap Prisoner
Louis Arcuri an 81 year old radioman from Erie is reported by relatives to be a prisoner of war held by the Japanese in Taiwan. Missing since May of 1944 he was aboard the U S submarine Pickerel and was listed as missing near Manito Bay. The Navy confirms receipt of a cablegram via the International Red Cross noting his capture with no repatriation plans stated.
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Erie
Louis Arcuri
West 22Rd Street
U. S. Navy Department
Arcuri
Taiwan
Vincent Arcuti
West 22Nd Street
de Navy Departiment
International Red Cross
Tokyo
Louis Arcuti
Earw
Feminiuniestion
Randalf Jacobs
Teat
Pickerel
Manito Bay
Bradford Planning Mammoth Honor Roll
Bradford Exchange Club plans a mammoth honor roll memorial in the downtown public square. Peter Meldrum, parks director, sanctioned the erection in the center of the square, replacing a former flower bed. The memorial honors Mer and Womem serving in the armed forces.
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Bradford
Mer
Bradford Exchange Club
Peter Meldrum
Warn County Workers 1943 Pay Must Be Set
County Solicitor Jasob Held directs the salary board to fix the 1943 pay rates by next week to apply the five percent victory tax deductions on payday. Controller Harvey M. Wills predicts a Friday meeting with salaries ready by Saturday as the treasurer’s office computes individual deductions.
War Bond-Stamp Sale Sets New December Record
A December War Bond and Stamp sale totaled 95 323 dollars, a city record. Walter Svoil noted a new high for a single family unit while five state totals rose past 400 000 dollars in December. Christmas shopping spurred bond purchases as many gifts.
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Ana Deren
Corry Eirtok
Iy Walter
Svoil
Divine
Chirismas Shopping Newson
Penn State War Training Opens for Men and Women
Registration announced for Seventh war training program offered by Pennsylvania State College Engineering War Training division. Kenneth Bogardus notes strong demand, highlighting women’s courses and future openings. Two thousand trained in past two years with job placements via college and O S Employment Service. Registration at Dunasty Junior High School on the 17th and 18th evenings from 7 to 10 p.m.
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Pennsylvania State College Engineering
Kenneth O. Bogardus
Erie
Cooperafion
0. S. Employment Service
Penn State
Dunasty Mth
Bogardus
Fia
Three Million Increase In Kane Borough Taxes? No
SANE Pa Jan 6 Council reported a strong financial year for Kane Borough with a balanced tentative budget of 65292.74 and a nearly 12000 treasury balance. Salaries rose for police and street staff by five dollars monthly, hourly workers by twenty cents per hour, and funds were allocated for park beautification and civilian defense.
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Sane
Council Mon
Tinyight
Boro
T. M. Paisley
Lowell, Harvard president emeritus, dies at 69
A. Lawrence Lowell, age 69, president emeritus of Harvard University, died today at his Boston home. He led the university in earlier decades and remained a prominent figure in academic circles.
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Lowell
Boston
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Ripley’s first casualty J B Burrows dies in England
Jah G word of the fist casualty in Ripley lists J B Burrows as the first local service death from pneumonia in England. Enlisted September 2 1942 arrived December 1 buried at an American military cemetery in Byockpool. He was 24, survived by wife Helen and his parents Mr and Mrs J W Burrows and brother Robert of Texas.
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Ripley
Ripley Snes
J. W. Burrows
J. B Burrows
England
Hie
Byockpool
Caroyel Burrows
Helen
W. Burrows
Robert Burrows
Texas
Senator to Push Ban on Beer in Army Camps
Senator Charles of Texas announced plans to reintroduce a bill to ban beer and other alcoholic drinks in army camps naval stations and surrounding territory. He said Congress would consider a measure similar to one previously defeated due to opposition.
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Washington
Jan
Charles
D-Tex
Congress
Sén
Markets and stock notes from New York and Pittsburgh
Stock trends mixed as traders weigh talks on the General Flinn meeting and openers. Reports detail commodity quotes from Jenny Bees markets, Pittsburgh produce prices, plus Buffalo livestock and Western stocks.
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Pittsburgh
Jan
Pennsylvania Delicians
Staymans
Baldwins
McIntosh
W. Virgina McIntosh
Kings
New York Baldwins
Virginia Staymans
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Corry Evening Journal
West Benth Street
Corry
Colegrove
Wilam Potembard
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Mishiima Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Datroit
Chamber of Com
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Corrys
Claas Mall
Sd- Vance
Germany
Boi
Fuehrer
Russia
Canute
Vista Mrornoe
Teanh Gliding
Bluebird
W. HL Maxick
Hex
Studebaker
Merrick
Cora J
Richmond
Hague
Nira
Livermore
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Sporting Supplies
Miller’s News
Jeffersory County
Farmer
Eric Sailor
Bradford Planning
Mammoth
Warn County
Kane
Melp
Ater
Vonny Teyminger
aBe
Jocil Auaineas
Gary Marr
Flepiritian
Haye
Carnation Company
Canbridge Springs
Paale
The
Great America Tea Co
Warren
State Hospital
Thompson's
Thompson
Clymer
M. Roberts
Johny Penton
R. D
Protone
Cylin
Ger Ofeas
Alvin G
Bennink
Olymer
Geo
Calysta
Blain
NEW Bethlehem House
H. E. Powell
Clarion Cour
Earl Medsinger
Columbus
Lothes
Doane Hardware
W. Main St
Tire Ghains
Boyd Spencer
Isitt
Mast
Main &T
Toas
Newt Raymond
Ingwire
Donald Farr
Wattsburg
Pstt
Calumbis
Stockton
Gabmn
George Henke
Warer J. Stull
A. Alkens
First Avenue
Auer Agency
U. S
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Coca-Cola Company
Srie
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Sam
Sammy
Buffalo
Huffalo
Autricanl Can
Americai
Atlantic Refining
American T&t
Angeonda
Bendix
Atdallon Ade
Bethlehem
Steel
Boeing Airplane
Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Wardee Nation
Northern Pinifle - Paramount
Penne RR
Penney Socony
US Steel
Westing
Jefferson
John Adama
Ware
Arena
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