North East appoints doctor as county medical director
Dr Henry F Adams of North East named county medical director for the state department of health with annual salary of 1000 dollars. The former director Dr Fred Ass died several months ago. Mrs Vibla Dily in AL, wife of Leonard Elver, injured after a fall and confined to bed since August. Bradford report notes 45 men passed final physicals for military service, 21 for the army, 18 navy, 3 marine corps. National War Fund receipts exceed 16.0 million dollars, per state statistical commission.
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North East
Henry F. Adams
State Department of
Jealihy
Fred Ass
Siie
Vibla Dily
Leonard Elver
Milly
Bradford
Pearl Harbor
Sile
Joel Dest
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Ayia Vontadet
Taye
Meadville News Briefs and Local Notices
Shortage noted in Crawford County Christmas Seal sale with appeals for unreturned contributions. Obituaries and accidents: Clark Pilliger fractured jaw after steel bar incident. Mrs J F Hewes fractured leg. Meadvill rector installed. Erie columnist Arch Bristow injured. several civic notices on garbage bills, war bond drives, and radio repair services appear among community items.
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Ford
Powell Motors
Meadville
Crawford County
Tuberculosis and Health Society
Union
Merle Coon
East Main St
Titusville
Clark Pilliger
Forge ‘Works
William M. Curtis
Timnsvilles
J. F. Hewes
Mili Street
Titusville Hospital
N. Center
Treasury Departents Path
Motion Plate
Jamestown
Ken Rockwell
Tocal
Nnties
Radio Service
Ernie Brockman
Arch Bristow
Garland
Warren
Warren General Hospital
Navy
Bilt Ik
Fratiin
P. Phillips
Ily
St. Edward's P. T. A
Waguaitle Steel
H. J. Grant
JeJean & Cochran
Ole All Grounds
Washington Street
Corry Rationing
Ladey
Tvo Caples
Eesipt
Mrs Alma R Price Stricken Suddenl y
The sudden death of Mrs Alma R Price at her home on R D G Cony occurred Sunday afternoon after 4. She and her infant daughter Sharon Jeannette were discharged from Corry hospital December 31, 1943. Born in Corry September 20, 1924 she lived here all her life and attended Corry schools. Before marriage to Donald Price in March 1943 she worked at Raymond Manufacturing. Survived by her husband, baby daughter, parents Clyde Reynolds and wife, and sister Alice Reynolds, all of Corry. Body moved to Bracken Keating Funeral Home for calling until Wednesday afternoon. Services at Columbus Community Church at 2 oclock with Rev John Waite officiating. Burial in West Lawn cemetery.
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Alma R. Price
Alms R. Price
R. D. G. Cony
Price
Sharon Jeannette
Corry Hospital
Bor
Corry
Donald Price
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Clyde Reynolds
Alice Reynolds
Bracken-Keating
North Center Street
Colmbus Community Church
John Waite
Tnial
West Lawn Cemetery
Shipyard Employees Vote to End Strike at Cramp
In Philadelphia James Cramp Shipbuilding workers, about 17,000 employed, prepared to return to building invasion ships for Allies after a strike halted operations since Thursday. At a 3000-strong meeting, roughly 17 percent voted to call off the strike after Navy official Joslin promised the Navy would press management to settle grievances immediately.
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Philadelphia
Jas
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Hss
Plank
Jaspn
O. J. M. L. Joslin
Navy
Cramps
Conviction affirmed in Viereel Foreign Agents case
The United States Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of George Sylvester Viereel sentenced last July to one to five years for violation of the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The ruling upholds the prior judgment and maintains the punishment as imposed.
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Washington
George Sylvester Viereel
United States Court of Appeals
Three Union City Deserters Returned to Camp Reynolds
three soldiers from Port Eustis were absent without leave this year and were picked up in Union City and later sent to Camp Reynolds Chief of Police Charles McGee reported the men Pvt John Riggs Idaho Pvt Leonard J Geer Cambridge Springs and Pvt Albert H Cook Oakland California were detained after stealing a car and turning up without passes Fort Sutos authorities directed the transfer to military custody at Camp Reynolds
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Camp Reynolds
Port Eustis
E x
Ste
Tinion City
Camp Reynous
Charles McGee
Union City
John
Riggs
Idaho
Leonard J. Geer
Cambridge Springs
Albert H
Memorial Service for Capt Elton Jukes at Cony Church
Memorial services at Cony Church of United Brethren in Christ honored Captain Elton D. Jukes of Columbus, killed in action over Germany. Rev. H. Ray Harris led the sermon “A Soldier's Farewell” with a life tribute to the Corry church youth, choir sang Only I Believe, and floral tributes from Aero Benefit Association and Corry church were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Jukes
Cony Church
United Brethren In Christ
H. Ray Harris
Elton D. Jukes
Ross Jukes
Columbus
Germany
Captain Jukes
Jerrold Lansberry
Charch
Aero Benefit Association
Aero Lodge
William An
U S Doughboy Captures Nazi Prisoners on Hilltop
A U S doughboy helps trap and parley with German troops then leads a group of prisoners across No Man's Land. He and the soldiers seize seven German automatics, nine binoculars, and a machine pistol after signaling enemy activity on a distant hill.
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U.S
Billy
Peoria Anny
Leutenant
Bavle
Nokole
No Man's Land
Heavy fighting in Yugoslavia reported by Partisans
London reports say Josip Broz Tito's partisans engaged in heavy fighting with German forces in western and central Bosnia while defending against a five pronged Nazi drive near Banja Luka. The communique claims a Chetnik brigade was decisively defeated in Serbia and Soviet allied units helped halt the advance with many casualties and prisoners.
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London
Yarivan
Ooday
Msrstml Josip 3Ror
Pitol
Bos
Banja Likayom
Serbia
Balledi Mase
Ie Tance
Moany
Are Crew Erow 4 Th Eee Power Ness
A compact grid note appears with unclear text about power or crew details. The readable fragments suggest a misread line possibly referring to a four th power or strength matter, but no concrete facts emerge.
The Rest of Nations' History Through His and Her Death
Fragmented OCR text references death, independence, and nations with unclear context. The readable parts mention themes of mortality, national history, and personal fate. Specific names, dates, or places are not discernible from the supplied snippet.
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Izett Foods
Gorton
Bee ‘Ower
Wing “Willi Star Stores
Gvitamins Sminerals
Moe
Inung
Elio
Aining
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Fennzoil
Randolph
College Street
Fanniie Newton
Leland
Clair
Davison
West Frederick Street
L. M. Kowalski
Gould Strest
Hamo Hospital
Erie
C. D
South Fenn Oil Company
Jerry Quirk
Park
Frankin
Chautauqua County
Dunkirk
M. Frank Schrader
East South Street
Clifton Lindsey
East South Sidees
Lindsey
Clarence
Spartanshing
Meadyile
Paul L. Schwarze
Christ Episcopal Church
B. Pinkney Wrath
Erie Episcopal Diocese
Brie
Beck
Japan
Brié
James Culbertson
Australia
Major Culbertson
Andrew Culbertson
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Mes. Carson
Munn and Son
L North Center
Charles Burkhaydiy
Leon Hayes
Waltsburg
Frank Mitchell
William ‘Mitchell
South
Mary Smith
West Pleasit Street
Sheridan Coon
R. D
Cary
William Dahlard
Hast
Main Street
Walter Dosenn
Sabige Street
Robert Hirnt
Fist Smith Street
Carol Jewell
Hunter
Arate Jewell
Miles McCray
Spring Creek
William Cactimore
Sherman
Harding School
Bacca
S. Boyle
Imiece
Estelis Boyle
Harry Boyle
Toledo
A.C. Barton
West Mai Street
Ladies Auxillary
VF. W
Post
Reynolds Price
Harry Hopkins
Harry
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Naval Hospital
White House
Thomas Motor Co
Yugoslavia
WAC
U.S. Employment Service
WAE
U. S. Army
Womens
U.S. Army Recruiting Station
Federal Building
Spate Street
Lime
Fsiyouthik
Bernstein Bros
North Center ST. Torry, PA
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