Hamburg Bombing Intensifies With Week of Attacks
British Mosquito raids hit Woensdrecht and targets across Germany while RAF fighters strafed railways and fields in France and Germany. German retaliations damaged Britain’s coast but caused few casualties. American Flying Fortresses aided, with 7,000 tons of bombs dropped on Hamburg and Essen in a week. Over 200 German fighters claimed destroyed by US forces. 49 missing Americans were rescued at sea and landed in England after 50 hours ending July 2.
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Sudrome Woensdrecht
Holland
Unis
Germany
France
Britain
Air
Ipsab Kiel
Heinkel
Warnemuende
Strong Rees
Air Ministry
Hamburg
Essen
British Isles
Hamage
Frederick L. Anderson
U.S
8Th Air Force Bomber Command
Corry Welcomes Visiting Friends and Relatives
A flurry of long distance visits fills Corry as residents host relatives from Erie Jamestown Meadville Warren and Ashtabula. Local travelers return from Toronto and Fort Wayne while military families travel for training and family reunions.
Timely Canning Hints For Victory Gardeners
Chicago dispatch reports the National Safety Council advising housewives on safe canning during peak season. Emphasis on using standard danger-tested pressure cookers, testing gauges, checking safety valves, relieving steam before opening, using new rubber rings, and consulting local County or state agricultural extension for method specifics.
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Victory Gardeners
Chicago
Victory Gardens
National Safety Council
Goitnell
Agriculturel College
Campfire Dinner For Women’s Relief Corps at Mrs Brown’s Home
Members of the Women’s Relief Corps No 49 met at Mrs Kirk Brown’s East South Street home Thursday for a campfire dinner at noon followed by a social time. The meal was served by committee and attendees enjoyed fancy work and visiting after the meal.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
No. 49
Kirk Brown
East South Street
Brown
Picnic Cooking Tips For Outdoor Gatherings
A food editor offers practical at home style guidance for backyard picnics. Tips include using the terrace or porch for quick meals, skewered corn wrapped in bacon, franks with tomato cubes, and a barbecued sauce. Outdoor dishes like Hamburg steak, corn fritters, and hot spiced beet relish are detailed with stepwise cooking guidance and ingredient lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
Hamburg
Birthday Party For Bayid and Charles Fairchild
A birthday party celebrated the sixth year of Bayid Charles Fairchild and honors Charles Wairohbid at East Fluoant Street. Guests included Jimmy Akay Kathleen Akay and many friends. The afternoon featured gifts, ice cream, cake and chocolate, with decorations in red white and blue.
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Charles Fairchild
Charles Wairohbid
Harry Fairchild
East Fluoant Street
Oc- Sheik
Jimmy
Kathleen Akay
Gassice Medink
Nancy
Phyllis Armita
Miry Do Hillman
Jael Merker
Jon, Miller
Bobby McCafferty
Barbary and
Caddie Group
Nancy Opn
Supu
Mrs Wesley Seamens Hosts Krazyates Club Event
Mrs Wesley Seamens invited members to her home on Weighb street for a local club gathering. Two tables of five Were won by Mrs Clarence Lowe and Mrs John Olen Jr. The hostess served refreshments at will, with lively, informal play and socializing throughout the afternoon.
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Wesley Seamens
Krazyates Club
Hia Miaskig
Sebanas Wes
Engagement of Corry Girl Announced
Mr and Mrs John Sewhyn announce the engagement of their daughter Rage to Keroll E Warner son of Kerir Warner of Lakewood New York The couple are to be married on Sunday August 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs Karl Kolstee in Bal coner They will make their home in Lakewood
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Earl G. Berkebile
Mallah
Berkebile
Johnstown
Hei
Harold Lloyd
Orris Thayer
Hazel Kinney
Chicago
Orris ‘Thayer
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Frank Gravis
West Church Street
Dorotha Mae Rickels
Erie
Jomei
West Frederick Street
York City
Harriet Montague
Corry
Findley Lake
Ross Fehlman
Charlotte
Lawton
Ohia
John Sewhyn
Tm D
Rage
Kertoll E. Warner
Kerirnoth C. Warner
Lakewood
N.Y
Samding
Karl Kolstee
Balconer
Lakewourl
Kiwanis Club Hosts Robert Grice as Honorary Member
Picture caption notes Kiwanis Club guest Robert Grice attending a weekly dinner meeting. The brief routine session included brief remarks and an honorary membership for Grice, described as a veteran of the Ghadaleatal campaign. Members later discussed Grice’s experiences with the group.
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Pic
Robert Grice
Kiwanis Club
Awenty Nampens
Garey Sivas
Rostauin
Fie
Hope You Like It Club Remembers Sol and Box Sending
The Hope You Like It Club gathered at Miss Mary Glubbata's home for a Prestiny evening and packed a Wes box sent to Pie. Frank Jagta from Camp Howze Texas will host next week as the club plans another box for Pvt Edward J Royle at Camp McCam Miss.
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Mary Glubbata
Frank Jagta
Camp
Howze
Tex
Marjorie Ohm
Edward J. Royel
Camp McCam
Miss
FDR Details Muster Out Plan on Education and Service
The article outlines a muster out plan with provisions for education and training, allowing veterans to pursue courses or training programs. It mentions veterans' credits, survivors insurance based on service, and opportunities for agricultural employment and settlement, while cautioning that agriculture should not be viewed as a dumping ground for unemployed industrial workers.
Schluraffe Runs for County Commissioner in Republican Primary
Mrs. Schluraffe, state’s only elected woman county commissioner, formally announces candidacy for the Republican nomination. She cites a 40 year business career, reduced county millage from nine to seven and expanded services, and involvement with several civic groups and boards.
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Vis
Helen M. Sehlmraff
Schluraff
George 5. Stone
Fairview
Schluraft
Sirs
Selduraff
Erie County
Republican Party
State Board of Investors
Republican Council of Women
Pennsylvania Association of County Commissioners
Schlurall
Cherry Hill Grange
Waterford
C. A R
Women's Business and Pro‘evaional Club
Forces push on Munda amid Pacific fighting
An Allied communique reports steady advances near Munda as Japanese defenders on coastal strips west of Munda are hemmed in by US forces landing near Rice Anchorage. Ships sunk and destroyers damaged in related strikes, with long range bombardment and air superiority cited.
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J. S
Munda
Bairoko
Mulda
Rice
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