Erie county notices and local events mix
Public notices and society items from Erie County report enlistments in the Navy at Erie, a deserter from Camp Robinson picked up locally, marriage license filing for Hawison Qurtis and Dorothy Jones, a 50th wedding anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs George Welker, injuries and discharge after an Pittsfield auto crash, missing youths Ruth Marie Scott and Shirley Agnes McCray, weather figures for July by Gilbert Olson, welfare payments totals, complaints about local arson and unsightly properties, union elections in Meadville, and a local health appointee in Wisconsin.
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Erie
Hawison
Qurtis
Dorothy M. Jones
Corry
George 3. Welker
Brlinsboro
Myr. Weller
Edinbors Independent
Coryites
Five Army Planes Fight Storm in Kane District
Five P-39 Pursuit planes of the United States Army Air Corps battled a cloudburst over Kane District on Tuesday afternoon. One Bell Air Cobra landed at Mt Alton while another remained hidden in heavy overcast as crews reported a near miss amid the storm. Authorities alerted the region after the planes were reported missing following the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Airport
Mt. Alton
Kane
United States
Kane-Bredford
Mt 1
Alton
Bell Air
Large turnout for Fairhaven ceremonies
Large crowds gathered at Fairhaven as ceremonies celebrated the town housing project aided by the Federal Housing Administration. Officials lauded the collaboration with municipal leaders and the project, which provides modern living quarters for about one hundred workers in local defense industries. The event featured prayers, flag rituals, a cornet solo, and a Corry Band concert, marking the start of outdoor summer appearances by the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Oneler
Federal Housing Administration
Wairhaven
Thomas J. McCoy
Fairhaven
MrkcCoy
Zolieitor Seeth
Pratcia J. Graves
P. R
St.Thomas’ Church
Arden Watson
A. W. Thompson
William Sutton
Floya Black
Art
Lewis Break With FDR Reported by Steel Workers Paper
The Cro United Steel Workers paper in Pittsburgh reports John L. Lewis broke with Franklin D Roosevelt and weighed a bid for vice presidency in 1940. The article accuses Lewis of trying to undermine war effort and disrupt unity within labor, citing his stance against Roosevelt and the CIO leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Priv
Pittsburgh
Nlg
Teot Labor
Cro United Steel Workers of
Amerten
John L.r Lewis
Hoogevelt
Wuilart
Natoee Tie Union
Wil
Roosevelt
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steel Workers
Louis
Dent
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Herbert “Yvever
Murray
Hia
Ville Murray
Sevis
Laws
R R Officials Promoted Amid Rail Interest Shakeup
Carl Howe becomes president and in charge of traffic at Erie Railroad. Harry W. Von Willer moves from assistant vice president to vice president in Cleveland. The changes, effective immediately, align leadership with major shippers and national rail interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mowe
Tye Erie Railroad
Iddley
Robert L. Woodruff
Carl Howe
Mr Howe
Cleveland
Harry W. von Willer
Tragia
Dlr
Woodrut
25 More Corry Boys Called to Service
A long list of names from various towns including Union City Waterford Edinboro and Edinboro again shows 25 more Corry area boys called to service. The roster includes Leo Clyde Bowls Walter Anthony Silla Jr Andrew Chanderlik Martius Nichoias and many others with addresses in Union City Wattsboro Edinboro and surrounding communities. The piece reads like a draft roster and notes continued from Fame Uney with inductees on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uney
Thomas Roger McCray
Union City
Leoclyde
Walter Anthony Silla, Jr
Ghester J
Magee
Irvine
Moxie
Raymond Wroblewski
R. D
Wattsboro
Harold Briggs van Cise
Waterford
Harry James Waeman
Earl Monroe
Uiion Cty
Harold Leo Estes
Union Wily
Andrew Chanderlik
Tnio City
Martius Charles Nichoias
Edinboro
John “William Egelin
George Raymond Emerson
Ralph Santo
Victor Norman Fuller
Fallboro
William Henry Stone
Mus Village
Sam Frank Mineo
Billy Edward Hewitt
On Olly
Charles West Wood
Columbus
Wallace Joseph McCall, Jr
Ross Gerald Brumegin
Eric
Richard Lyvant Qwens
Sylvester Lauence Bayachek
William James Schley
Don Russell Minek
Buffalo
N. Y
Gunner Lewence Tarbell
Francis Nejl Barris
Eight Injured In Plant Explosion At Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls July 2 eight persons were injured in a plant explosion at the Armylong Cork Company on 27th Street. Injured are Samuel Beck and Sabant Maylnot in the grinding department. They were rushed to Providence Hospital where doctors treated burns. Six other grinding department workers were injured.
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Beaver
Armylong Cork Company
Wilay
Samuel Beck
Sabatint Maylnot
Heaver Palls
J Company
Providence Hospital
Laikor
Moepsitat
FBI arrests 225 Altoona aliens in raid at rail center
Twenty five FBI agents with local and state police conducted four hour searches last night at homes of 25 enemy aliens in Altoona a rail hub on the Pennsylvania Railroad. FBI chief J Edgar Hoover disclosed that eight German saboteurs planned to destroy the line near Horseshoe Curve seven miles west of Altoona. The raid targeted contraband items including short wave radios cameras binoculars and weapons with 50 officers participating in the operation.
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Associated Press
Altoona Pi
Federal Bureau of Investigatio
Pennsylvania
FBT
J. Edgar Hoover
Pennsylvania Line
Allegheny Mountains
J. F. Sears
Speiisl Gent
FBI
Philadelphia
Tn Ail
Classified want ads and public notices 1942 item mix
A mixed page shows a classified want ad seeking poultry and beef cattle in Clymer New York, plus several legal and administrator notices from Erie County Pennsylvania. Items include a hearing notice by Public Utility Commission for F W Torben routes Corry Warren County, and an administrator sale of real estate in Corry with a July 11 1942 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utility Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Public Utility Law
F. W.torben
Columbus
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Voluls
Corry
Cony
Court ‘House
Warren
Peniy’a
W. Turbin
Walter Fh, Scott
Dorry
Orphare' Cot
Erie County
Ralphine Bueschel
Ralphine Palmstone
Orphans” Court of Erie Gownly
Pennsylvaniia
Main
Evie County
Penmsylvania
Row
Dimi
County of Arte
Pennsylvan
Bo Fiming
Lind
Elsie C. Howgard
Charles Sample
Adda Samble
Potnsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Sample
East Main Street
East Main
Orphans' Court
Henry Easterfelt
Walter L. Peske
Sorry
Market Summary and Prices From Buffalo and Pittsburgh
Buffalo livestock market shows mixed demand with good weights selling steady to higher. Calves and vealers available, consisting of good to choice with prices around 10.50 to 14.50. Sheep and lambs steady, with medium to good offerings around 14.50 for southern bucks and 13.50 to 14.00 for light natives. Pittsburgh produce reports general demand firm with fruit and vegetable pricing varying, several apples and potatoes listed with mixed movements. Stock quotations across several metals and industrials in New York rally on war news, with some gains seen in American Can, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, and Boeing among others.
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Buffalo
N. V
Fatewes
Associated Press
New York
Motors
Rally
Steels
American
Jay Anseotidie
Atlantic Refining
Wy Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
C&d
Ghrysler Columbia Gas
Cumilts-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery National Bisons Nation Dairy
New York Central
Norths
Pacine Paramount
Pennysistine Radio Iesvineers
Bocoiy
Studebaker
U & Slee
Wentinghoure Gleuble
Woutwvarth
Yellow ‘Prince
Vourgutomm
M. Y. Cures
Arkangan Toh Gee
The
Solorin
Ohms Swa Islands
Bouth Peau
Movsesede Bne
Crandall Plans Untamed Season Schedule At Wilder Meet
Somy Ty Crandall plans set with Keera Strongest and a strong pitching staff as the district race opens. The lineup features notable names and a focus on mound work, aiming to balance old rivalries and new talent. Coaches anticipate a tight season with Wilder hosting a key meet and upcoming games to evaluate depth and form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Ional Forge
Keera
Wilder Urday
Aseman
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Elwes
Mesrill A. Wade
TS. Navy
Yester
Paul Daniels
Camp
Joseph Robinson
Arkansas
Daniels
Weel
Axel Johnnson
North Center Street
Pittsfield
Warren General Hospital
Johnson
Pred Stengle
Ruth Marie Scott
Catherine Street
Girard
Julie
Gilbert T. Olson
Cooperative Weather Observer
Jamestown
Lee
West Main Street
Aikens
Second Avenue
St. James Building
Shirley Agnes McCray
Evelyn Kaltenburg
Meadville
Painters’ and Paperchangers’ Union
Offirers
M. Hall
Barlow Block
Oscar Colburn
Martin McGraw
Frederick Vander Schaaf
Prani Metz
Ed. Mould
Frank Stacio
Ein Goring
Paul Mould
H. A. Wilson
Erie Railroad
Golden Rule Gib
Mr. Wilson
der Zilsabeth D. Kane
Kane, Sa
State Board of Health
Bureau of Maternalist Child Health
Madison, Wis
Ehe Nur
Mitmanker Child Guidance Rlinte
Ingazine
Atmos
Atis
Hulu
Jwliee
John Atretumars
E.R. R
PHOOP
Altoona
Lakeview Fresh
Graham
Gibbs
Lido Club
Ampbell
Cream Cave
U.S. No
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A. d. Alkens Motor Sales
Birst Avenue
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Dilly
Ware
Journal Aa
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Knisely
Afontpom
Dialama
Droont
Sie
Spring Creek
Tamally
Thier
Sala
Torsale
Famas
Tay King Bowerm
Sptansbore
Nousekeeper
South St
East South St
Bath
Greyhound Fest House
Montgomery Ward
Camry
John Clough
Paramount
Mason
Thompson
Ata
Clein
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Mii
Berkhaus
Washington St
Bridge
Kiten
Harry Sperry
Semple Fluks
Islom
Ernest Eamons
Fairhagenata
N. Center Sineet
Fred Stengel
Denier
Ata Ferm
Otto
C. H. Crowell
Spencer's Cash Mill
Condon's Garden Seeds
Doane's Hardware
Main St
Jay W. Gravink
Clymer
W. Y
Priswers
Marichukuo
Obiang
New York State
Noeler
Illinois
Duchess
South Carolina
Bliss
North Carolina
Virginia
Hablonat
Clyde
Joe
Peli Mort
Cooper
Leo Dilroch
Josine
Wyatt
von Palved
T Armstrong
Fritzie Zivio
Dha Rome
Ain
Lanigterss Coud
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