Corry Street Sale Notice Presents Odd Fragments
A fragmented notice from Corryville lists a street sale with unclear items and odd phrases. It mentions mayor and clerk roles, a 13-240 90 code, and references various people and weights, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Yervliy
Elle Emine
Corry
Sk Gout Ik
Hevewitte
Johny Vine Tau
Wim Waiss
Ineet
Rage Tam
Overs
Fragmented Text Fragment Obscures Local Auction Details
The readable portions reference animals and weights with unclear figures and terms, suggesting a livestock sale listing with cattle and lambs. Several numbers appear scattered, including weights, bids or prices, and times, but the overall specifics are too damaged to extract clear entities or outcomes.
Washington silent on De Gaulle visit amid war loan appeal
JOHNSTOWN Pa July The AFL Brotherhood of Electrical Workers prepared to file with the War Labor Board to appeal for higher wages. A regional board ruling in Philadelphia had granted a partial increase to nearly 1,000 workers, with the union seeking a broader company wide raise. Union leader Sayers said the RWLB decision does not settle the broader wage questions and could prompt further action if the company joins the appeal under wartime pay rules.
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Associated Press
Johnstown
AFL Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
WLE i
Philadelphia
Perngyls Villa
Uwe Union
Hwte
Peneloowut
Field
Bradford
Brig
Jonini
Eigene
Sayers
Wnion
Rwle Nas
Good Stocks Not Too High Says Babson
Roger W Babson argues against the prevailing bearish view on stocks in Mist July 7 column. He expects the bull market may last two years or more despite periodic pauses and warns against deflation fears while noting wartime differences and potential temporary market drops. Continuous optimism centers on continued growth, debt comparisons, and U S leadership post World War I.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson
Jirler
New York
Fry Ld
United States
Germany
New Firm Formed Hudson Agency Takes Over
An application for incorporation of a new automobile firm named Comry Sales and Service Co is filed in Harhshire by P. W. Ewing and Fred Christensen. The firm, taking over the Hudson car agency on Franklin Street, will buy sell and trade autos trucks and machinery and operate a full garage service. Christensen brings prior auto experience from Waterhouse garage and Columbus. The Franklin Street property has been taken and previously owned by Mayor Hepler.
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Harhshire
P. W. Ewing
Fred Christensen
Comry Sales and Service Co
Huson Car
Franklin Street
Mr. Ewing
Hepler
Hudson
Christensen
Waterhouse
Columbus
invasion dream from pacific marine general says japan ripe for invasion
Lt Gen Roy S Geiger, fresh from Okinawa, declares the United States could invade Japan with no trouble at all and finish the war swiftly. He asserts Americans will meet civilian fighters but it would not hinder victory, stating the only question is when to move in and complete the war.
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Eer Honolule
United States
Pacific
Ge. Roy
Geiger
Okinawa
Third Amphibious Corps
Iivasion
Ohly
Gem Holland
Smith
Freight Wreck Disrupts Pennsylvania Line Near St Marys
A freight wreck east of Corry near St Marys early today derailed fourteen cars and tore up a quarter mile of track. Clearing could take about 24 hours. No crew injuries reported. most cars were empties. Passenger and other trains faced delays with diversions through Warren and Olean.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
St. Marys
Perwa- 5
Frain
Aio
Wlissem
Cory
Warren
Olean
Ponium
Philadelphia
New York
Bond sales fall short of quota in Fort Pitt area
Pittsburgh July 1 A War Bond drive report shows the Fort Pitt area must buy 22 300 000 in bonds by midnight tonight to meet the Seventh War Loan target while the region has oversubscribed in total across bond types by more than 15 percent but remains short on the B bond category.
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Pittsburgh
Fort Pitt
War Finance Committee
July 19 Induction Call Exhausts Corry District
Corry Union City Selective Service Board orders 19 men from the district to be inducted on July 19 while a smaller group attends pre induction exams in Pittsburgh that same day. Eleven Corry men are listed for induction with others from nearby towns called for August processing.
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Corry
Leas
Ain City
Lawrence Custo Nichols
Nenter Street
Merle Alvin Besson
East Congress Street
Perry Lilley
Winfield Iven Williams
Spring Street
Henri
William Nortoy
West Main Street
Havok Darwin Carter
Brook Street
Berard
Wasa Wilson
Charles Robert McClintock
B.D
Merle LeRoy Ottaway
Lemon Street
Richard Donald Jackman
East
Columbus Ave
George Everett Drake
Erie Street
Tony Pete Shupenko
Erie
Clarence Herbert Grefshaw
Douglas William Becker
James Swan
John Zajac
Union City
Lawrence Dusne Koon
Waterford
William Albin Lindstrom
Pitfeld
Red Cross Worker From Pacific Zone Speaks
Red Cross worker Miss Cothanides speaks at the annual meeting after returning from two years in the Southwest Pacific. As a Red Cross staff assistant, she ran a club for battle fatigued troops of the 11th Infantry Division in Manila and aided clubs in Australia, Leyte, and northern Luzon. A Graduate of Ediphore State Teachers College, she holds an MA from Columbia and was formerly employed by the Board of Education of that city.
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Sruives Uuvmauuss
Red Cross
Southwest
Manila
Columbia University
Ric
Red Grass
First War Loan Slips as Corry Totals Lag Behind
War Finance Committee reports the Seventh Loan campaign in Corry falls short of its $1,100,000 quota with $443,697.25 raised so far. Daily sales reached $13,963 last day but no large blocks were delayed. final Monday report expected to show a shortfall of thousands.
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Elyss Marine
Efr Ors Corry
Ager MN Uu
War Finance Committee
Corry
School board seeks six teachers for Garry schools
The Garry school board plans to fill at least six teaching vacancies for September. Supt. Dewey and directors may interview applicants at Monday’s regular meeting. More candidates may be needed as replacements are arranged amid rumors of additional resignations. Painting bids will also be opened Monday night while Stanley E Anderson begins as secretary and business manager on a part time basis. Additionally, Sgt. Eden, eldest son of Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, was reported missing during a military operation.
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Anderson
Garry
Board of Education
Supt
Dewey
Stanley E Anderson
North East
Japanese AA fire accuracy doubles in three months
Washington July 7 Lt Col Patrick McCarthy commander of aerial reconnaissance units reported the accuracy of Japanese anti aircraft fire has improved 100 percent in the last three months, presumably because of expanded use of radar control over the enemy homeland.
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Washington
Patrick B. McCarthy
Aye Sverial Reconnaisance
Canning Sugar Quotas Cut for Corry Area
Local food panel in Corry, Pennsylvania reports July sugar quota at 26 164 pounds for the month, with 3300 unfilled applications. Officials debate whether to issue full individual allowances or small allocations to maximize reach, amid complaints of cuts compared with nearby New York and other Pennsylvania areas.
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Canning
Pennaslynth
Coney Ratiuting
Bonyeh Wis
Pittsburgh
OPA
Headquarton
Corry
Alvin J. Williams
Erie
New York State
Repaint Street Parking Space in Town Business District
Mayor Hepler announced repainting of traffic lanes and parking spaces in the town business district will be completed next week if weather permits. Kayme Streets and Police Departments coordinate. new markings will replace last year’s where conflicts occur. work to start Monday if conditions allow.
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Hepler
Kay Me
French Leader De Gaulle to Visit Washington in August
French Ambassador said General Charles De Gaulle has accepted an invitation to visit President Truman in August. White House and State Department gave no comment, while Henri Bonnet noted the invitation was arranged with unspecified date and that a direct meeting with De Gaulle during the Big Three summit was not expected.
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Truman
de Gaulle
Associated Boses
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
State
France
White House
Henri Bonnet
Trimsn
State Department
Boll
General de Gamle
Berlin
Churchil
Marshal Stal
St Marys Man Dies After Auto Crash
Barrieburg July 7 Russell Butsch 51 of St Marys died six hours after a collision between two automobiles near Asxinshure. The crash injured nine others including his brother Sylvester 02 who is hospitalized with head injuries and a broken leg.
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Barrieburg
Russell Butsch
St Marys
Tstaily
Tw Automobiles Niaing
Asxinshure
Buten
Sylvester
Speculation Grows Over Possible U S Secretary Choice
Reports from Washington indicate ongoing speculation about who will be named as a key U S official. Names such as Vinson and Burton may surface as potential nominees, with private discussions suggesting a notable figure from the administration could be chosen.
Activity at Local Port Draws Many Visitors
Local port buzzed with aircraft activity as Curtiss and Raymond Manufacturing Company teams demonstrated a trainer plane. Visitors, including managers and pilots from Wisconsin and Kansas, viewed displays, while a salute over the Raymond plant capped the day and two planes returned to their bases.
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Eine ‘Ene Albort
Howe
Guntiss
WuiBlala
Curtiss Organization
Aye Massenger
Raymond Manufscurive Company
Reymond
Qurtiss
Army
Shilin
Dow
Charles Auer
Finin ‘Taylorcratt
Willy Nis
Fmemer
Salix
Wayne Cowden
Kany
P U C May Have No Control Of Municipal Authority Rates
Harrisburg July 7 The question of whether the Public Utility Commission still has jurisdiction over rates changed by municipal authority agencies for services outside the corporate limits of organizing municipalities remains unsettled. Advocates on both sides argue whether the new municipal authority act limits or preserves PUC power as courts decide, with Commissioners Morgil noting prior rulings upheld PUC control under the Public Utility Law.
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Associated Prete
Harrisburg
Sily
Public Unity Commission
Pal
Pittsburgh
Theorpor
William
Red
Thompson
Atiny
Municipal Authority Act
Jurisdict
Tlon
Army
Ena
Frank Morgil
BUC
Commission
British task force sweeps mines from invasion seaway
Associated Press reports a British task force is clearing mines from the invasion sea lane toward the Malay Peninsula and Singapore. Tokyo radio notes 600 Superfortress bombers strike five Japanese cities as raids continue. The assault targets oil ports and industrial centers in preparation for Nippon’s invasion, with heavy air power and fighter coverage.
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Associated Press
Malay Peninsula
Singapore
Tokyo Radio
Tokyo
Ainipa
Jnwe
Balikpapan
Barneo
Ory Dalas
Nippon
Get Roy S. Peter
Okinawa
Recruiting Car Promotes Labor for West Coast Ship Yards
The Civil Service Commission announces an eight-display recruiting exhibit to visit Friday July 18 to boost labor for West Coast shipyards. A mobile unit with war relics from Carrier, Buckner HM, and other ships will tour streets then be parked at City Park until noon. Representatives will explain shipyard needs and transportation options to workers.
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Hs West Coast
Se Pal Yards
Civil Service Commission
Sea Word
Japan
West Coast Arts
Ile
Aden
Gil
Diellor
Wtf
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