Weather and town notices amid 1940s Corry items
Patrolman Glen Dickson to enforce revisions during So obstruction of Patrolman Ross Meal on vacation. Pairchild reports June price rise 15 percent, largest since 1933. retail index 97.7 of January 193 price level. Library board reelects Mrs. A. D. Colegrave to five-year term. Quarantine for Robert Scott 5, of 1085 North Center street, with chickenpox. State Trooper Gaines injured on Muir Street. recovering at New Kensington home. Lynn Sill undergoes surgery in Warren General Hospital. Twenty-eighth Division veterans to attend annual reunion in Bradford with parade and 112th Infantry units. Old-age benefits unchanged for workers who quit and rejoin. Corry Board of Education accepts bleacher bid from Corry Bleacher Company for 455 seats at Love Mall Athletic Field. Bingdon Drake recovering from hip dislocation after accident near Little How, to be released soon. New boiler bids for Concord school to be opened August 1. completion hoped by Sept. 15. Corry Building Loan Association declares 1 percent dividend for past six months. Traffic patrol notes slower driving after seven arrests yesterday. no drunken driving arrests today. Democratic caucus to be held at Teris home Wednesday at 1 oclock in place of Sommunity House. Rogers, formerly of Corry, now in Eidenston on Clymer DP service to triode.
Bishop Warner Speaks at Camp Findley Bible Conference
Large delegations from the United Brethren in Christ church of Corry attend the 9701 annual Bible conference opening at Camp Findley, Presdley. Bishop D. Warner of Pomora California speaks at the nonstrenve sessions. Monday evening was The Fullness.
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Pomora
Calif
Saturday in Legislature Tangled Yet to Break Four Big Holdups
Harrisburg report on July 15 notes the Pennsylvania legislature delayed adjournment as four key issues civil service, reapportionment, unemployment, and compensation changes plus highway truck tonnage stalled. Senate and House leaders await conference committee results amid prolonged session, with no progress and renewed concerns over federal takeover if not resolved.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Senate
House of Seale
James
House
Anthony J. Cavalcante
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Social Security Board
Weldon B. Heyburn
R-Del
Failurg
Harry Shapiro D-Philas
Congressional
George Wade
Cumberland
Wade
James A. Geltz
Allegheny
Inter
Legders
Bible Conference Draws 275 Attendees From Erie Churches
Five essentials prayer obedience study witness and consecration highlighted in sermons. The Erie conference hosts 275 delegates from seventy five churches with over 500 attending the Monday service. Bishop Warner of the Pacific United Brethren will preach at the church during bible conference week, while Dr J Q Kinnamyn will present illustrated archaeology lectures in the second week.
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Erie
Bibie
Fee Hndred
Bishop Warner
Pacific
United Brethren
Ly Ghrish Church
J. Q. Kinnamyn
Archaeolgy
Sister of Warren Woman Crash Victim
Warren notice reports the death of Emma Hill, a Beaver Falls resident, killed instantly in a car crash. Her sister, Mrs. Jack Scull, was recovering from surgery in Newport News, Way, when word reached her brother Charles Kirehertz. Details of the accident remain unavailable.
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Warren
Charles Kirehertz
Chenwood ‘Street
Beaver Falls
Emma Hill
MEMBER OF WEDDING PARTY INJURES 15 INWRECK
Keane Pennsylvania July 15 Armsteint Dabney 18 of Buffalo is hospitalized with a leg and facial injuries after a wedding procession vehicle left the Kane highway near here Sunday Dabney and Frank Lane 17 also of Buffalo who served as a messenger in the wrecked car were en route to James City and failed to negotiate Burleson Curve.
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Keane
Armsteint Pebney
Buffalo
James City
Dabney
Tinh
J. O. Chatman
James City Road
Wes
Frank Lane
Mother of former Corry teacher dies
Mrs. Nels Thomes aged 85, mother of Ruth Thomes a former Corry area teacher, died Tuesday July 8 at her Willimantic Connecticut home. Born in Union City, she attended Allegheny College and taught in Union City schools for many years. She leaves another daughter Grace Thomes of Willimante. Funeral services were held Thursday July 10.
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Ruth Thomes
Jarry
Willimantic
Conn
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Unionity
Allegheny College
Meadville
Union City
Ruth Thomas
Warren Harding High School
Bridgeport
Conni
Grace Thomas
Willimantle
Gover nor James hosts Republican senators at mansion gathering
The incident shortened the session as Governor James entertained the Republican senators in a social gathering at the mansion. Across the capitol, Selective Service announced 577 registrants must report July 26 for induction. Canadian gold production in Q1 1941 reached 1,293,518 ounces, up from 1,261,535 ounces in Q1 1940.
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Army
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Gle Will Open Big Warehouse In Warren
Preparations this week for the opening of a large cooperative GL. F. Supplies warehouse in Warren on a former Knabb Barrel Works site. Harold Verkler will manage the Warren facility with 12 to 15 workers. stock will include lumber materials roofing goods hardwire tools milking machines fencing and farm supplies from New York state.
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Ars Beling
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Knabb Barrel Works
Wark
Repulga
Widmof
Roiiroart
Harold Verkler
Canton
Fim
Operaton
New York State
Ridgway Youth Enters Naval Academy at Annapolis
Ridgway, July 15 John Monroe Dinwiddie 18 son of Mrs Mary Dinwiddie of North Broad street has entered the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md as a midshipman He was appointed by Congressman Benjamin Jarrett of Mercer District 6 Dinwiddie who graduated with high honors from Elizabeth Town High School last June is the first young man from this community to enter the Naval Academy in many years
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Ridgway
Annapolis
John Monroe Dinwiddie
Mary Dinwiddie
North Broad Street
Naval Academy
Benjamin Jarrett
Mercer
Dinwiddle
Elizabethtown
Naval Acadonry
Crack Miler Taken After Incident at Vincent High
The article describes Giem Martin, 22, famed miler, arrested by Officer John Antony Monday after a confrontation at a Stroße Vincent High School scene. Martin faced a charge of avail and battery, alleged by fruit store operator Willamy Scalise. Victims reportedly shouted for help as a cruiser arrived. three others fled while Antony detained Martin.
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Stroße Vincent Igh School
Hert
John Antony
Martin
Willamy Stalise
Scalise
Rar
Anthony
Alderman Named Mayor of Uniontown
Uniontown Pennsylvania July 15 Alderman George B Smith 51 named acting mayor of Uniontown the city has had no chief executive since Mayor William J Crow was called to active service last month. Smith appointed by Fayette County court will serve until the November election when a mayor will be chosen for the remainder of Crows term.
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Uniontown
George B. Smith
Scting
Smith
Crow
Axis consuls flee on liner amid expulsion turmoil
Nineteen Axis consuls and related figures escaped on a liner after missing a boat to Japan. The group, including Dr. Fans Borchers and Captain Fritz Wied erann, aimed for safe conduct but were delayed. Germany’s Rieth, Zupp, and Tonn were released to sail on the West Faint amid tightened precautions.
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Nyine
San Francisco
Fans Borchers
New Yorks
Fritz Wiederann
Japan
State Department
Bishop
Bilis Taland
Joose
Kurt Rieth
Austria
Manfred Zupp
Guenther Tonn
Markets in Buffalo and Pittsburgh Produce Trade
Buffalo livestock prices show hogs trading around 11.90 to 12.20 per 100 pounds with much of the yard steady to firm. Cattle were mostly unchanged while sheep and lambs saw limited movement. wholesale butter and cheese prices reflected a cautious demand as producers quoted premiums and steady buyers. Pittsburgh produce demand remained slow with apples and potatoes trading in small lots as carriers noted steady to modest price levels. Financial markets in New York reflected mixed activity as several large stocks posted fractional gains in early trading with traders watching war-related shifts.
Unclear OCR story with scattered names and events
Fragmentary text references multiple teams and individuals in a sports setting. Mentions of Sunday games, a trial bounded off, pirates, pitchers, and several proper nouns appear garbled, making core facts hard to determine. Reads like a messy page segment with multiple loosely connected items.
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