Fog delays farming plans and local notices in Corry
Heavy fog disrupts farm loan visits by the Federal Crop Office in Corry. A mix of local incidents includes domestic dispute guidance, juvenile court warnings over theater disruptions, a tire alarm scare involving a Jamestown girl, and marriage license filings. State aid updates show maternity care for servicemen spouses, unemployment payments in Corry, and new Women’s Army Corps enlistment options. County farming meetings and hospital board activities are scheduled, with War Fund progress and dairy feed adjustments noted.
Huge postwar road plan links cities across counties
President Roosevelt heard a new interstate framework from Major General Fleming proposing a vast postwar highway system. The plan envisions 39 820 miles of roads with annual expenditures of 750 million dollars, connecting Boston to Cleveland and Washington via a nationwide network. It aims to move 20 percent of traffic and would create about 2 million jobs over 10 to 20 years.
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Dun
Erie County
National Express
Roosevelt
Philip B. Fleming
Federal Works
Fleming
Umit
Gen. Picming
Mme
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Albany
Syracuse
Buffalo
Erie
Cleveland
Eri
Scranton
Harrisbute
Washington
Don Carter Dies At His Erie Home
Don Carter aged ?, Erie real estate agent for many years, died at his residence 232 Beverly Drive Tuesday at 3 a.m. after a two month illness from nephritis. native of Harborcreek, active in Republican party, member of Erie Real Estate Board Erie Club Shrine Club and Maennerthor Club. Survived by wife Jean Gifford Carter and two sons Donald R. Carter and Richard Carter.
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Don Carter
Erie
Jan Donald
Carter
Beverly Drive
W. Pitt Gilford
Harborcreek
Republican Party
Erie Real Estate Board
Erie Club
Shrine Club
Maennerthor Club
Jean Gifford Carter
Donald R. Carter
Richare, Carter
Soviet threats and Allied advances near Cassino and Anzio
Report outlines Soviet pressure around Rovvo and Pinsk while Allied forces push limitedly along the Adriatic. heavy bombing targets railways Rome to Florence. Arnold cautions Germany will fight to the last, but strategic bombing weakens morale. Russians claim gains near Rovio, Horyn river bridges, and several rail routes as battles unfold across Poland and Ukraine fronts.
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Cortnwu
Repido
Cassino
Eighth Army
Rome
Florence al Prato
Pontassieve
Arcena
Chir Valle
Palo
Viterbo
Orte
Anzio
Sibenle
Heny Arnold
TS. Army Air Forces
Thaly
Russia
Germany
Philadelphia
Arnald
Tuchin
Horyn
Berdichey-Warsaw
Sarny-Lwow
Roy
Eley
Warsaw
Berlin
Novosokolniki
Pripet Marshes
Pinsk
Corry Building Association Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice states stockholders of the Corry Building Association will meet at the company office in Corry Pennsylvania on Monday January 24 at 7 30 p m Fred L Barnes secretary.
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The
Agricultural Conservation Association
Concord Township
Down Hall
Carter Hill
Corry Building Gant 7 Association
South Centar
Corry
Fred L. Barnes
Sparta's Tabernacle Chooses Army Chaplain Volunteer
Sparta's Gospel Tabernacle announces Rev. Gonley Conley will serve as Army chaplain beginning February 10 after attending Chaplain School at Harvard University for five weeks. He has led the Tabernacle since 1941 and helped remodel a building into church and parsonage. His farewell meetings are planned from February 2 to 7.
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Spawvansburg
Dan
WW. Gonley
Spartamsbiry
Gospel Taberngele
Chaplin Jin Vue
Harvid University
Conley
Tabernacle
Cordon Adams
Corry
Latyack Bible School
New York
Erle
Ecuador
L. A
L. M. Paton
Dhurch
Herman Winans
500 Club
Neil Stranalan
Ernest Platt
Robert Tucker
Winans
Sidney Winans
Firemen's Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Plister's
Sparta
Charles Miller
Robinson
Benpelt Echols
Main Street
Wayne Ski
Britton
J. A. Winans
Skiff
Ravonway
C. G. Andrus
Hassie Robinson
Erie
Willy Tall
Morgan Pack
Iran Corry Hospital
Edith Peck
Union City Real Estate Deals Complete
Union City January 18 real estate round up reports two Main Street business transfers. The Conn don Hotel and Mosher's Atlantic Station change hands with Adam Boyd property sold to Dewey Sherrod. Sam Deogard buys the hotel from old National Bank trustees. Howard Deediick to manage. Ralph Gosnell acquires Mosher's Atlantic Station, taking possession around February 15.
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Union City
Main Street
Congdon
Mosher
Ally Station
Adam Boyd
Dewey Sherrod
Sam Deogard
Old National Bank
Deogard
Howard Deediick
Ralph Gosnell
Atlantic
South Main Street
Jamestown District Honors Fathers Before Pearl Harbor
On January 18 Jamestown District sent nine draft board 652 fathers to Buffalo to take final examinations. William Hate, board chairman, led a tribute to patriotism of draft eligible fathers, calling them the best group yet and noting many volunteered. More fathers will be sent in coming months as deferment is not sought by this class. One father of five leaving is a skilled mechanic in a local war plant who refused exemption.
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Jamesytown
Pearl Harbor
Draft Board 652
Buffalo
William Hate
Hunters Find Babe's Body Abandoned in Bushes
Jamestown authorities investigate the abandonment of a newborn boy found in a thornbush near Lakewood. The district attorney says the child may have been alive when left, with charges potentially for murder if death results during the abandonment. Officials, including Sheriff Belk and Coroner Bow, identified the scene and the cardboard box, noting the infant likely died recently and may have been alive at abandonment.
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Jamestown
Edwin C. O'Gannier
Thornbush
Lakewood
Samuel. T. Bow
Clarence Belkhot Wibonay
Rexsons
Hulfe Woodard
Edwand Elson
Berbird Overbeck
Wil
Gruysoyne
Pol
Retired Edinboro man found dead in Erie room
James Magan seventy three former Edinboro farmer was found dead in bed in his room 184 West 2rd Street at 1 am Monday A death certificate cites heart disease The deceased had two sisters Mrs John Clifford and Mrs Alice Foote both of Erie Surviving siblings are noted in the report Treasury figures from Washington show January receipts 70 267 807 68 expenditures 324 153 439 07 net balance 10 270 251 630 54 total debt 3170 683 969 560 48 with an increase over the previous year of 80 983 800 86
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Erie
Say
James Magan
Edinboro
West 2Rd Street
John Clifford
Alice Foote
Treasury
Washington
the Poatin of the Treasury
Corry groceries to keep near year hours steady
Local grocers meeting led by Leslie Wells, chairman, decided to maintain current weekday closing times of 10 pm and Saturday 7 pm with Wednesday noon close. Christmas 1944 will shift to open Thursday and Friday evenings, with Thanksgiving week extending into Wednesday afternoon. Local merchants favor keeping these hours long term.
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Corry
Leslie Wells
Cloldvn Awle Club
Thursts
Warren Man in Crash Fractures Skull After Tire Blowout
Jim Warren, 28, of Warren, is hospitalized with a fractured skull and other injuries after a Sunday crash. Police say a rear tire blew near Third Avenue and Water Street, causing his car to veer and strike a parked sedan, then hit a tree. He was taken to Warren General Hospital by Gibson ambulance. The incident occurred as residents witnessed the aftermath near Third Avenue.
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Warren
Jim
Warren General Hospital
Third Avenue
Water Street
Third aVenue Bridge
Helen Ber” Son
Lf 'Thine
Yoputh
Thagpital
Gibson
Plane crashes into house near Oakland airport death toll unclear
An Army transport plane crashed shortly after leaving Oakland airport. About eight people aboard were killed. The winged craft fell into a residential area, destroying a rose garden and starting fires in several homes. Police believe all occupants of the destroyed house escaped.
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Assuemuen Fresn
Oakland
Calif
Answers to I. 0. Quiz on Raftorial Page
Answers listed for Raftorial Page quiz include Le sharkov Zeus Jupiter Mediterranean Red A secretary Prevents the cream from spilling Italy St Petersburg Petrograd Ambidextrous Presbyterian Anti.
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Sharkov
Zeus
Jupiter
Italy
T. St. Petersburg
Petrograd
Presbyterian
Anti
Fragmented sports note hints at late game actions and players
A garbled entry mentions a 2:30 time and several names such as Stanley, Stoney, Jordan, Carnegie, Ola, Ga, and Englert. It reads like a brief sports recap with unresolved phrases about shooting, takings, and a 33 score context, lacking clear teams or outcomes.
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Edwar Raic
Tore Fur Blum
Sult
Ce Stanly
Stoney
Jordan Carnegie
Ga Englert
Fragmented OCR item hints at a sports or column note
Readable text shows incomplete phrase about being away and a possible line about opponents or a schedule. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge. Summarization limited by fragmentary content.
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JoNenson
Federal Crop Loa
Offrie
Cerry
Gerry Federal Building
Burton Avenue
Fourth Ward
Exie
Holen J. C. Lindstrom
Mavie Josephine Doud
Gerald J Hulmgs
Dolores M. Mudge
Upton City
WAC
Women’s Army Corps
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Agricullture Department
OPA
U.S
Corry Hospital
Ukrars
Jourmal Thas
Aby
I Feesruoe High School
Rovno
Tabernai
de Pastor Will
Uikiil
Trisville Hospital
Raymond Morton
United States
Quoddy Village
Maire
California
Sewbees
Mortoy
Christimay Nobles
Tabernacle News
Mt Noon
Frank Allen
Ype Eix
Thad Grosby
Lady Grosby
Heiman
Stedy Pants
Babe
Warren Man
Orahzes
Sheinkoge
Electric Company
Harold Rauscher
Marion St
Burke
Fred Caflisch
Dpc
Westinghouse
R. Passauer
Snyder
Spring Street
Philco
Raitio
Helen R. Craker
Chris Christensen
Cory
Icabinet
Philo Railio
Griswold
McCarthy
Main St
Wilter Landers
Deluo Subie Maton
A. &. Benson
R. D
Columbus
Thormanile
North Center
Universal
Washington St
Dial
Guy Sutton
Worth St
J. H. Beagle
Sidney Willis
Ati
Center
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Graham
Beth Ohone
Lipton
Dror
Crisco
Warren County
Thre Ince
Lenin
Leninga Union
Hirowsh
Andre
Gern Ingrad
the Appliance Trading Post
Corry Evening Journal
Tse
Thas
Or & FD
Sou
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