Weather and local notices from Erie and Corry times
The forecast calls for warmer weather with showers likely tomorrow. A real estate transfer in Erie Saturday records Anna C. Wilcox selling West Wayne Street property to Glenn C. Mead. Mead Park supporters are urged to attend a council chambers meeting tomorrow evening. Arthur L. Root sold a Union City property to the Jehlaron Post Veterans Building Association on Main Street. Mayville reports on a Patti case jur y that failed to reach a verdict after hours, with further charges possible. Oil City reports a spate of north side robberies, while other minor incidents include a saddle accident near Corry Country Club and a midtown car collision with minor damage. Public Library in Corry closes for annual vacation this week, with summer hours posted. Civil service job openings for veterans are listed by Justin Butters, with unemployment checks rising to 108 weekly in the state. The U S Can Company cites suburban can totals to illustrate tin supply for submarines. Pennsylvania industrial employment dips slightly in May 1944 while payrolls rise. Steel mill backlogs prompt actions to remove carbon steel from pre-war records. Warren County agents warn of prussic acid from wilted wild cherry leaves as a cause of livestock illness, advising checks after storms.
Reds Push Ahead Upon Broad Front
Soviet forces drive ten miles toward East Prussia pushing from Latvia through Lithuania Grodno and toward Brest Litovsk as Mifbovo and other towns fall. Moscow radio claims 100,000 German prisoners and up to 500,000 enemy killed. East Prussia air raids intensify while a mass parade shows captured Germans marching toward the east.
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Kauinas
Lithuania
Dorsunishki
Latvia
Grodno
Bialystok
Brest Litovsk
Mifbovo
Wilno-Warsaw
East Prussia
Red
Junkers
Pravda
Red Army
Moscow
Requiem Mass Today for Miss Mary St Clair
A solemn requiem was sung at St Elizabeths Church for Miss Mary St Clair by Rev Carl A Heldt with the church choir. Bearers were Horton J Davis Walter Blair Robert Franz John Blatt James Hughes and William Hazel. Burial followed in St Elizabeths Cemetery with many relatives and friends present from Titusville Erie and Cleveland. About 60 000 retail druggists in the United States is noted in the text.
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St. Elizabeth's Church
Carla Heldt
Mary St. Clair
James Sullivan
Fred Hannan
Horton J. Davis
Walter Blair
Robert Franz
John Blatt
James Hughes
William Hazel
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Sway
Fred Tallman
George Wager
Hazel Homan
Grace McDonald
Jane Moran
Titusville
Stella Barry
Mayte Keefe
Mary Murphy
Erle
William Barry
Cleveland
Harry Lampman
Johnstown
T. J. St.Clair
Salamanca
State aid for children now is decreasing
Harrisburg reports a drop in Aid to Dependent Children as employment reduces welfare caseloads. In June, 1440 cases closed nationwide, about half due to earners within families, including mothers and handicapped fathers, with other closures from relatives, military dependents, or miscellaneous factors. Net public assistance declined by 4,138, two-thirds in ADC programs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Freight Trains Wreck on Pennsylvania Line
Darby Pa July 17 A collision of two heavy freight trains disrupted Fall traffic on Pennsylvania Railroad main New York Washington lines. No injuries reported though three of four tracks were damaged and overhead electric lines torn. One train of 68 cars struck a stationary 102 car train on the northbound track. electric locomotive caboose and three box cars suffered damage.
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Darby
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Washington
Washington-Jersey City
Polar Bear Bites Off Girl's Arm in Central Park Exhibit
July 17 in New York, Catherine Searles, 24, of Rahway, N J, lost her right arm to a male polar bear named Sue at the Central Park Zoo. Police said the animal was awakened from a locked cage at 2 a.m. The rider and daughter of Henry Malcolm Searles, zinc manufacturer, was rushed to Roosevelt Hospital in critical condition after emergency surgery.
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New York
Catherine Searles
Rahway
N. d
Sue
Central Park 200
Equestrierine
Henry Malcolm Searles
Roosevelt Hospital
Big Jamestown Plant Sold to Cincinnati Group
Jamestown July 12 The physical assets and property of Empire Case Goods Company pass to a Cincinnati syndicate who will continue operations under the Empire Case Goods name. The old company will be dissolved as Nathan J. Anderson retires. L Warschauer becomes general manager of the new operations.
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Jamestown
Physien
Te Empire Case Goods Company
Cincinnati
Empire Case Goods
Bowgat Pint Am
Sidney Gore
Rost Hrothe: Enterprises
Philip Moskowitz
Moxkawite Brothers
Meyer Guldberg
Plant and Equipment Company
Nathan J. Anderson
Fram
Erie Police Halt Violent Suspect After Fire Exchange
InBrie July 17 Willard Sloan, 24, fired at a residence near Union College at Sixth and Penn streets. Patrolmen Cuiny Decker Wagner and Youngbauer found Sloan in the rear yard by a woodpile after shots were exchanged. The woman charged Sloan with surety of the peace and assault and battery. Alderman Hels presided over the information. Warschauer discussed plans for ongoing operations with orders ahead.
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Brie
Willard Stown
Tright
Cinuion College
Sixth
Pench
Plomner
Youle
Albert Cuiny
Onville Decker
Earl Wagner
Roy Youngbauer
Sith
Peach
Dean Mitchell Lifelong Dick Lyons Appointed Reside Ded Sunday
Corry resident Dean Mitchell, longtime Wanni? Also known as Dick Lyons, is named as a junior medical officer at St Elizabeth's Federal Hospital in Washington. Lyons, son of Arch Lyons of Broad Mirt, Port Allegany, will graduate from the University of Pittsburgh Medical School and begin duties after October. Two additional infantile paralysis cases raise Pittsburgh area totals as obituary notices and funeral plans for local residents are announced.
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Dean Mitchell
Dick Lyons
Qane Acon
Uae
Corry
Federal Sweathty Agernoy Fmt
Ungervil Service
Richard
Lion
Arch Lyons
Broad Mirnet
Port Altegany
Shignior
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Hearn
Erie
West Wayne Street
Anna C. Wilcox
Glenn C. Mead
Mead Park
Arthur L. Root
Union City
JeHaron Post. Veterans Building Association
Main Street
Mayville
Patti
Convection
Oil City
Betty Jane
Danlsharid
Harold Averill
Corry Country Club
Leo Howlett
Marguerite Lewis
East Main Street
Phoenix Hotel
Thompson-Bibow Plant
East Washington Street
Gus Castrantes
North Gentur Street
Albert Macko
Frank Wapanski
Center Street
Macko
Corry Hospital
Graham
Wapanski
Corry Public Library
Justin Butters
Veterans Service and Rehabilitation
Treasury
Erie County
Amercat Can Company
Ttme
Warren
Tritt
Miss Mary ST. Clair
United States
Heiman’s
Heiman
Pennzoil von Cise
Smith Bt
Girl
WAC Womens Army Corps
Women's Army Corps
U.S. Army
Hote Bulding
Pa Me
Ayea
Warschauer
Agen
Wig Iwin
Alstotl
May Corarike
Manis
Devel Whitey
Hus
Pecowery
Michell
Ala Leony
Whine Ho
Wari
Willy de Sender
Currittice
Jessie Cenver
Ob Harrison
Uiuring
Bracken-Keat
Pittsburgh
J. Hope Alexander
Intial
Punera
WAC
Wacs
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