Erie Soldier Granted Commission in Iran Run
Erie native Charles J Flanigan of Erie Pa is named among 12 enlisted men commissioned as second lieutenants in the U S Army Transportation Corps at Persian Gulf Headquarters. A PG C veteran, Flanigan previously worked for the Ody Stove Mig Company and attended Gannon College.
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Amirabad
Teheran
Tran
Charles J, Flanigan
Erie
Qyas
Transportation Q Corps
U. S. Army
Tuuid
PGC
Russi
Carricor
Corry M. D. A movie program draws 232 youths
A Corry M. D. A movie program Saturday drew 232 boys and girls. Overflow was housed in three small south side Episcopal Church rooms. Films shown included Walt Disney's South of the Border in technicolor and The Grain That Built A Hemisphere, a color cartoon about corn and its historical influence. Next Saturday will feature a James Fenimore Cooper novel and another cartoon.
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Corry
Ogram
Episcopal Church
Walt Disney
Disney
South America
Mint
Tness
Western Hemisphere
James Fenimore Cooper
Daughter of Corry resident enlists in WACs at Erie
Miss Duell of Warren daughter of Mrs Jessie H Duell enrolled in the WACS at Erie on Saturday. Her mother works for Raymond Mfg Co in this city and her father William H Duell lives in Palconer. A Titusville High School graduate, she has worked at Sylvania Elestro Products in Warren for over a year as a high school operator and utility worker. She plans a twelve week course at the Surgical Technicians School of the WAC and will be assigned to an Army hospital afterward.
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Sinelyn , Duell
Warren
Jessie H. Duell
WACS
Erie
Raymond Mfg. Go
William H. Duell
Waiten
Hightourse Arid
Surflcal Technicians’ School
WAC
Frank Raymond
Frank Hammond
Marjorie Peck
Daytona Beach
Florida
G. F. Bliss
Frs
Bliss
Keith Om
Dale Waterhouse
Virgina Military Institute
Lexington
Richard Green, Jr
Richard Green
Robert Ott
Grace Penniman
Brentwood
Calif
Harold Gilbert
West Charen Street
Delberth
Want Street
Old City
R. ©. Porter
Emily
Clifford Stutzman
South Center Street
Spartansburg
al Miller
East Prederick Street
Buffalo
Mary Kathryn Miller
Cpl
George Orentz
East Frederick Street
Robert Wilcox
Philadelphia
Frank Wilcox
East Main Street
Wilcox
Bennett Ipa
John Lavs
Harry Morris
East Pleasant Street
Gerald Lutz
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Butato
Kathryn Buck
Thiel College
Greenville
George Buck
South Street
Richard Rossbacher
Bluetenthal
Willington
West Church Street
Jean Dearing
Allegheny College
Meadville
J. R. Dearing
West Washington Street
Robert Brewster
Titusville
Archie Hunb
East Washington Street
Merle Amy
Ardin Watson
Herman Burlingame
Burch
Gordon
Baglake
Frank Tillie
Ruth
Pleasant Street
South
Dayton
Shirley Shawver
Rose Malone
North Center Street
Akron
Cassius Paulson
Jacksonville
Fla
Hyr
Paulson
Liberty Street
Wands Smith
Clement Miller
Seaman Miller
Haig Newhouse
Denby
Brookville
B .T. Whiteley
William Hammond
Lehigh Dainty
W. W. Hammond
West Frederick Street
Clarence B. Thompson
Concord Street
Clarence Thompson
Oil City
Robert L. Stowe
Chapel el
Satrday
Whar
Loyd Styne
Wright Street
Howard Turney
Douglas Rozelle
Fort
Hue Laue
Raymond Foremen Dinner Meeting at Hotel Corry
Thirty four foremen of the Raymond Manufacturing Corporation met Saturday evening at the Hotel Corry for a dinner meeting. E W Peldt C H Holder and J H Heerlein spoke on Potential Post war Problems, addressing past present and future plant working problems and changes at the Corry plant when V cay comes. A social recreational period followed and the foremen enjoyed the event.
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Raymond
Raymond Manufacturing Corporation
Corry
E. W. Peldt
C. H. Holder
J. H. Heerlein
Family Party Welcomes Soldier Home On Leave
A family gathering in Columbus honored Pfc. Steve Tinko on 20 days of leave from a 13 month overseas stint. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vadovich and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pall Suchir, Mrs. Mend Tinko, Miss Sasic Tinko, Mr. George Tinko and daughter, plus out of town guests. Music and visiting provided the entertainment for the evening.
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Is Waurs
StaMueygies
Wurst Enue
Pfc
Steve Tinko
Evenue
Jersey City
Tate Ginner
Joseph Vadovich
Pall Suchir
Doe Tinko
John Tinko
Sasic ‘Tinko
Steve
Married at St Pauls Church in Titusville
Robert Brewster of Titusville and Archie Hunt of Corry wed at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev. Hildebrand performing the ceremony. The bride Ida Brewster wore a white blue suit and yellow rosebud corsage. Matron of honor Irene Hamblin of Titusville attended in white crepe. Best man Robert Brewster, and the couple plan to live in East Washington street.
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St. Paul's Church
Ida Baron
Joseph Brewster
Irene Hamibol
Titusville
Robert Brewster
Hunt
Raymond Manufacturing Co
East Washington Tri
Introducing a daughter born to Mrs Vernon Humphrey
A daughter was born to Mrs Vernon Humphrey at Cory Hospital last Frehine with R D Corry in attendance.
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Vernon Humphrey
R. D. Corry
Cory Hospital
Humphrey Bogart Romance Announcement Amazes Hollywood
Hollywood buzz centers on Humphrey Bogart traveling 2000 miles to an Ohio farm to announce romance with Lauren Bacall, signaling a possible split with Mayo Methot. The week also churns stories of Garbo’s rumored move to New York, Bergman and Crosby teaming for The Bells of St Mary’s, and other showbiz gossip from Bagdad on the Pacific.
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Humphrey Bogart
Ohio Farm
Lauren Bacall
Robert Myers
Hollywood
Ohio
Indy
Bogart
Lauren
Battling Bogarts
Mayo Methot
Bagdad-on the-Pacific
Charlie Chaplin
Errol Flynn
Ant Miller
Mary
Chicago
Monint
Carol Gallagher
Dick Porun
Oakies
Jein Garbo
New York
Jackie Coogar
Army Air Forcey
Burma
Shirley Temple
Mmn
Victory Gardens to Persist After War Says Dr Mack
Dr Warren B Mack of Penn State warned only a small share of Victory Gardeners will quit after the war. He projected 1 400 000 families to grow vegetables in 1945, with eight million acres needed beyond current output to meet nutritional needs. He linked wartime drives to a lasting habit and urged home gardening as economic and personal enthusiasm grows.
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Warren B. Mack
Pennsylvania State College
Victory
Mack
Penn State
State Council of Defense
Victory Garden Committee
Mac
Stick To Ribs Breakfasts For Cold Winter Mornings
AP Food Editor outlines hearty breakfast ideas suited to cold days. Includes fruit and citrus starters, cereals with mix-ins, egg preparation tips, custard cups with liver and bacon, and sausage and apple fritter ideas. Also notes practical kitchen tips and a caution against boiling eggs.
Conductor Paul J. Ringer Dies in Steel Plant Accident
Paul J. Ringer, 56, a Pittsburgh Lake Erie Railroad conductor, was crushed between a freight car and a loading platform at Standard Steel Spring Company in New Castle. He left a wife and seven children. Funeral for former Kansas City political boss Thomas J. Pendergast drew hundreds, including Vice President Henry A. Wallace era attendees.
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New Castle
Paul J. Ringer
Pittsburgh É Lake Erie Railroad
Standard Steel Spring Company
Truman
Kansas City
United States
Henchfsen
Lower North Side
Thomas J. Pendergrast
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Associated Press
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