Ridgway Community Group Plans Youth Council Meet
Representatives from sixty Ridgway agencies and residents will gather at the YMCA auditorium next Tuesday at 8 to hear the Organization Committee report for the Ridgway Youth Council. The group aims to unite agencies and citizens to improve opportunities for children and young people in the city.
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Ridgway
Ymca Auditoriant
Orlock
Organization Committee
Prd- Post-l
Weill
Dunkirks
Walter M. Pomroy
Herusband
Board of Health
Uetige Norah
Joseph J. Hurley
Washington Avenue
Board of Education
C. D
Abingo
Kane
Kane Red Cross
Red Cross
The
Ludlow
Mt. Jewett
St. Edward's P. T. A
Marion Street
Anginat
Howling Dog
Red Cross Blood Bark
Buffalo
Thomas Jumper
Evie Negro
Humet ‘Hospital
Walter Wilson
Humet Hospital
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Work advances on Reymond manufacturing driveway project
A new concrete driveway is under rapid progress into the shipping department of the Reymond Manufacturing Company from East Pleasant street. Joe Hassett holds the contract for the improvement in Oil City.
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Reymond Manufacturing Company
Ast Pleasant Street
Joe Hassett
Oil City
W. R. Lay
West Third Street
Texas
Spiesman’s
On-the-Ave
Revised National Gas Rules Face Plea-Driving Ban Debate
Continued from page one, the discussion covers nationwide gas policy changes with OPA chief Prentiss Brown open to easing the plea driving ban. Senator Mead supports allowing gas coupons for fishing trips, while the American Automobile Association protests claim the agency harasses motorists on an unprecedented scale.
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Page One
Ander
OPA
Prentiss Brown
Senator Mead
D-Ny
American Automobile Association
Brown
Rainbow chief honored as Gen. Mant namesake ship unveiled
Rainbow division organizer and first commander honored as the troopship Gen. William A. Mant slid down the ways at Federal Shipbuilding yards in Kearny New Jersey. Mrs. Robert P. Patterson, wife of the acting secretary of war, sponsored the ceremony. Two Pennsylvania enlisted men were among 10 killed near Grenada Mississippi in a two lane collision south of the base on Saturday. They were Henry Manson of Delaware Gap and Corp. Millard G. Unger of Hanover.
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Erie
Todiy
Carrie Mitchell
18Th Street
Richard Holt
Holt
Farrell
Cleveland
Orlando
Fla
Barnes & Carrig
ODT
Franklin, ‘Chamber of
Oila
Grove Avenue
Elk Street
Preedom
Besson
Los Angeles
Calif
Ella Ruth Boyce
Oi City
Cyrus Carter
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
Calumni
R. C. Carter
Secretary of Navy
Peary
Darwin
OPA
Spiesman’s
On-the-Ave
It -Erie
Joseph C. Martin
Johnson
Jun
Wey
Tesveline
Kearny
N. J
William A. Mant
Federal Shipbuilding and, Dry Dock Company
Robert P. Patterson
Grenada
Miss
Grenada Army Air Base
Pennsylvania
Here
Henry
Manson
Delaware Gap
Millard G. Unger
Hanover
Big Inch completion nears as oil line readies
Secretary Harold Ickes and Secretary Jesse Jones join W. Alton Jones at Phoenixville Pa for the final weld on the Big Inch oil pipeline. The 1411 mile line carries crude eastward at three miles per hour toward Atlantic refineries awaiting first shipments within three weeks.
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Associated Press
Phoenixville
iBig Inch
Big Inch
Pennsylvania
Alstoric Valley Forge
Harold Ickes
Commerce
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
W. Alton Jones
War Emergency Pipelines, Inc
Big. Inch
Longview
Tex
Ohio
Atlantic Seaboard
Camp Findley Indebtedness Cleared After Campaign
Close to four thousand dollars in cash plus additional pledges cleared the debt on Camp Findley. The United Brethren in Christ led the drive, with a total outlay about twenty two thousand dollars for purchase and development. About one thousand to one thousand one hundred people attended Sunday services, including a large Corry church delegation. Speakers were Dr. Roscoe F Wilken from Son Bend in the morning, Rev. Millard Miller of Dayton in the afternoon, and Rev. W S Hopper, a noted evangelist, in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Findley
Eric Gonferetice
United Brethren In Christ
Chinehad Findley
Corry
Roscoe F.wilken
Soni Bend
The
Millard Miller
Young People’s Director
Dayton
W. 5. Hopper
Two Die in Japanese Prison Camps Listed by War Dept
War Department releases casualty lists naming seven Pennsylvania soldiers believed to have died of disease in Japanese prison camps after the falls of Bataan and Corregidor. Names include Eugene H. Langdon of Erle and Howard B. Shorts of Titusville, with forty Pennsylvanians among 812 POWs held by Italy. Posthumous award announced for Glen R. Campbell of Franklin for valor in the Pacific.
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Pennsylvania
War Department
International Red Cross
Bataan and
Corregidor
Eugene H. Langdon
R. D
Erle
Howard B
Shorts
West Main Street
Titusville
Italy
Fred S. Bruschi
West Loth Street
Erie
Raymond Mosbacker
Meadville
Glen R. Campbell
Otter Street
Franklin
Fragmented note hints at weather and crops
The readable parts suggest a weather and agricultural update with mentions of systems and possible impacts on crops. Details are unclear but imply ongoing conditions affecting farms and local reporters await fuller data.
Mysterious Lines Hint at Hidden Invasion Threat
Fragmentary text references invading forces and a mighty thief, suggesting a sudden fear of an invasion and a claim of holding a key position or artifact. The unreadable phrases imply a historical or code like message about danger and defense, with a tone of mounting tension.
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Wings OF
Wing - Willi Star Stores
A. Alexander
Sunset Heights
Chambersburg
Alexander
Pena Eee
Wings of Corry
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Bond Rally
Thomas Motor Co
Powell Motors
Johnsonburg
Burgess Raymond Brechtel
City Hall
Franiklin
James C. Marshall
Robert D. Moblroy
Nisgart Palls
N.Y
Raimond Denny
Wisgara Falls
Franklin Pa
Wee
Theodore
Rosy) Sorénson
FR. D. 3
Alately
Reymoldaviile
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Balmore
Sorenson
Franklin Hospital
H. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Jamestown
American Aviation Corporation
Priday
Murray
Smith
N. Mainstreet Extension
Sam
the Journal
East 18Th Street
Clarence H. Barstow
Union City
Betty M. Smith
United Brethren Ladies’ Aid
Carrie-Payne
North Center Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
V, EW
Post Home
O. J. Cross
East Springfield
Colfer
Amici Sewing Circle
Marshall Sherwood
Essex Street
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
T. O. QO. F. Nall
Corry Hospital
LeRoy Edmonds
Patty
Karen Perry
Glen Perry
Eric
Byron Nichols
Wayne Street
William Downey
Hatch Street
Robert Lamona
Clarence ‘Titch
Clayton Turner
Maple Avenue
Ickes and Jones
First Oil
Eastern Seaboard
Shamburg
Chunking
Shanghai
Pearl Harbor, He
Tokyo
Robert Bellaire
Rexall
Corey
Canadohta Lake
Max Leo
Hirohito
Bernstein Bros
North Center ST
Jatlona
Indus
Low C.tain
Oma
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