Rationing Board Frees Many Vehicle Retreads
The local rationing board announces new policy easing limits on tires tubes and retreads. Multiple named individuals from Union City Corry Waterford and nearby areas receive releases and additional retreads and tubes are listed. The measure marks broader access to tires as quotas shift under new guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Goodwill
Union City
Seth FR. Hilnrod
Waterford
Helen
McCisy
Corry
Fed Sherwood
Unionity
Deferrest Barlop
Edinboro
Gormley Cools
Floyd Crosby
Willis E. Bates
McKem
Wilmer Sedgwick
Howard B. Scott
John G. Coe
Joe Gregor
Muni Village
Sidney B. Kennedy
George C. Kennedy
James B. Cogan
Donald Mt. Hol Uster
Geo. J. Mills
Min Village
Walter L. Wright
Charles Parkhurst
Marvin Lord
Howard PF
Shallenberger
Wallace R
Mid Meton
Lawrence Loop
Harry M. Ashton
Waller Toye
Land
Tony Klick
Charles J. Marti
Clue A. Bisbes
Union. City
George A. Dillon
Ediotune
Farmers Seek Construction Relief in War Order Rules
Erie County farmers may obtain aid for farm buildings through a War Production Board conservation order. Applications reviewed by USDA County War Boards. final approval rests with the WPB. Exemptions cover dwellings under 36000 and farm structures under 1000, with restrictions on nonessential construction and material sales. The Erie County War Board, chaired by Carl S. Proctor, includes county agricultural and extension officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
United States Department of Agriculture
Gil 1
Proctor Siebman
Bord
James 2. Walker
Elon
Usda State War Board
Pennsylvania
Ld1
Jalime
Uwe
War Producto
Lnard
Web
Erie County War Hound
Security Peoples Bank Building
Erie, Pa
Carl S. Proctor
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
W. Levant Alpern
Arm Security
James Hall
Farm Creds Adm
Paul Creegnan
County Extension Services
Yok R. Timmons
Rial Electrifoaation
Bruce Kocher
Sell Conservation Service
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal June 3 1923
Plans for Brokenstraw Park development advance after a meeting at the municipal building. A two week push to open a river way near the beach is planned. The Corry School Alumni Association held its forty seventh reunion and reception at the State Armory with a brief program and business session. Citizens military training camps run by the War Department aim to foster outdoor life and equality among youths nationwide, with applications now being accepted at the Journal office. Improvements to the railroad property near the passenger station include flower beds bearing logo insignia of the Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads and general lawn care. Residents along the Winton Bus road report threats of tar and feathers over alleged farmhouse disorder and note bootlegging activity in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Park
Marke Association
Olle M Mindred
Corry School Alum! Association
State Armory
Dunelne
Citizens
War Department
National Defense Act
Corry
Allendine
Journal
Classified Want Ads and City Ordinance Fragments
A garbled page presents automotive ads with garbled phrases about guarantees and a Greenville area dealership, followed by a jagged list of rental rooms and an odd draft of a Corry city ordinance. The text also includes partial municipal fee schedules for building, water and sewer permits and safety inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Eny
Eneineer
City de Corry
Corry
John Pitty
Gorry
Lae
City of
Produce Markets and Livestock Report from Pittsburgh Buffalo
Pittsburgh market notes show June demand for modern apples and Maine Chippewas with mixed results. Buffalo livestock prices trend mostly down from Monday, with beef sows, calves and yearlings priced. New York and Albany meat quoters list steady to weak. New York stock market drift follows Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Nhl
Alpady
Crater New York Baldwins
Maine
Chippewne
Katsa Georgis Bliss
Alabama
Bliss
South Caroline
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
N. Y
The Gallant Chinese and Wheat Surplus in Wartime
The piece extols the Chinese fighting alongside the United States in World War II and urges continued aid. It notes a large upcoming wheat harvest, storage challenges, and possible diversion of surplus grain to prevent famine. It critiques Congress as functioning poorly during war and pairs civic issues with the need for efficient national leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Providence
DAILY QUIZ Blower: Can You Answer Seven Questions?
A scrambled test quiz asks about World War II naming by Roosevelt, Baldwin’s predecessor, destroyer launches at Kearny New Jersey, Cleveland Bergdoll’s role, the 19th century start, Joe Louis’s killer, a cheese oddity, Roosevelt’s WWI position, Statue of Liberty construction, and a sainted mother quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Stanley Baldwin
U.S
Kearny, WN. J
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Joe Louis
Chicago
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wihip
DAILY DOZEN ON GAS WAR FOCUS AND MANNERS
A mid 1915 era piece discusses poison gas as a World War I weapon, detailing chlorine and phosgene effects, mustard gas penetration, and dangers to food. It notes medical preparedness for gas casualties, urges caution with pronouns in writing, and contrasts selfish motorists with neighborly behavior amid wartime tensions.
Jamestown youths added to missing in action list
Jamestown, June 3 Two Jamestown soldiers were added to official missing in action reports. Sergeant James Lennatson and Private Harry O. Schuchmann, both V AP Corps, left school days in Jamestown and were stationed in widely separated areas in the Philippines. Parents expressed hope they may be alive somewhere in the Philippine archipelago, making their way back to American forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Philippine Taranis
Philippine Archipelago
James Lennatson
Ellabeth Lennarteun
Center Street
Harry O. Schuchmann
Barry O. Schachmann
Lakeview Aven
Aap
Damesteyn Dut
Une Phillpillies
Prison term on morals charge given
June 3 session of criminal court held in Smell court before Judge Allison D Wade. Charles A Kemery bound over after pleading not guilty on a morals charge. T Richard Evans sentenced a month ago to not less than two and a half years and more than five years in the western penitentiary after changing his plea. District Attorney J H Goldslei prosecuted for the commonwealth. Attorney Harold Hampson defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Harold Hampson
Youngsville Boy Wins State Scholarship
Warren, June 3. Charles Walter Johnson of Youngsville won the state scholarship for Warren county after May 1 exams. The scholarship covers tuition at any Pennsylvania college. He is a member of this year’s graduating class. Last year’s recipient was Murray Anderson of Warren High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School
Ty Ulending
Allegheny Colman
Mteastylile
Probing Chambersburg Crash of Army Plane
Army plane crash near Chambersburg injures two men. One observer reports the midlor ripped from the aircraft upon impact, found over 40 feet from the fuselage as searchers work to locate all survivors. State police and foresters aid in locating crewman Bain at a mountain road and a hospital treatment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pageney
Middletown
Utter
Tracker
Charles Potts
Hagerstown
Bain
Chambersburg
Pital
Soim
C. A. Yon
JG. Hudson
Trond
Bright cats boarding tale sparks curious questions
A fragmentary 19th century note from Bright hints at a scheme around cats and boarding, with odd phrasing suggesting a local event or misunderstanding. The unreadable text leaves key names and dates unclear while implying a community interest in animal care arrangements unfolding in strange locations.
Franklin Plant Given Big Army Navy Contracts
Franklin plant to supply U S Army and Navy with gear for ships and handling equipment. Joy Manufacturing Company plans production at its Franklin facility starting in September 1942 with milestones through May 1943. The Navy order covers naval ship handling gear and related components with weights and production timelines outlined by company vice president A Enol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Manufacturing Company
United States Army
Navy
Elle
Jun Te Vivey
Iil
United States
Joy Company
Formesty
Endgen
Franklin Plant
Army Navy
Clarendon Boy Badly Hurt In Warren County Crash
A Warren High School graduate, Antret Probst, was seriously injured when his Plym outhr sedan collided with a public utility pole on Penn avenue near Bradley Street. He suffered fractures in both lower limbs, a head injury, contusions, and shock. Police and local investigators reported the vehicle left the pavement before impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High
Warren
Probst
Warren General Lsttel
Willy
Pennaylvania Avenue
Bradley Street
Arthur Probst
Weven High School
Wolen
Lightning Damages Home and House Fire in Youngsville
A severe storm on Monday afternoon brought heavy rain and high winds to Warren and Youngsville, causing extensive damage. A house at Mrs. Josephine Rowland’s on West Market Street was struck by lightning, damaging wiring and fixtures as occupants suffered an unspecified injury. Utility crews reported scattered damage to wires around the area, now repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Rowlind
Bbe
Autferine Somoywina
Slonk
Lec
Cle Company
Trial of Dat Baugher Delayed by Defendant Illness
June 3 report notes the trial of Dat rd Baugher, 8106 Maple Street, a resigned deputy state treasurer, for embezzlement and forgery, was postponed due to the defendant’s illness. The case involves an alleged misappropriation of 223,000 in state funds, with attorney Thomas W Barber representing Baugher. The hearing would not proceed before September in Dalphin county. The article also mentions Chicago’s church stats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W Barber
Haughar Shit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rationing Board
The
County Agriculture War Board
Winton
R. D
Pau
Alkens Motor Lilles
Avene
Electrolux
Fall Hetman'e
Center
Pope
Greprhst
Lawrente Clark
Pleasant St.all
Rockland
New Clynoy
Odin Gar
Prac Monily
Trguie McCray
Anid Gentillinn
Hewakfask
Alti
Marlin
Tate
Second Avenue
Ata
Chait
Nano Silife
Hedra Dutt
Lily Tie
Wright
Aliinns
Rew
Calton
John Dacre
Rueset Seed
Putin
Phonipsot
Diymer
Goryattr Por Sali
Thompson
Cy’mer N
Derry
Spencer's Mills
Laws Seeds
Condon's Garden Seeds
Hull
Doant's Hardware
Main St
Franklin Street
Greenville
Conpeau Lake Parl
John Tyde
Anila
Ety Tate
Gerry
Diba Deereniet
Stiiuel
North Center Street
Bath
Furnace
Smith St
Saamily House
Hupement
Congress St
Woos Mor Wen
Main Street
Canadohte Lake
Corky l
Dol Hervey
Fowhville
Ralphine Pueschel
Ralphine Palm— Stone
Evie County
Noblue
Faye Leet
Willial
Eric Colmiy
Pennsylania
Perons
Celafe
Eurlinah
Henry Basterfeldt
Bax
South Street
Curry
Pennsylvanie
Walley T. Paake
Fuimaylvania Matirigizkdy 1
Neville Chamberlain
Thaineer
Serlion
Troebony Lola
Sx Favatting
Cmnunalie Nl
KRWRA
Sions Willingenf
Bitin
Heriaken
Garry Enmine
Trenton
Hepler
Sterling
J.s
New York
Dune
American Cary
American
Atlantic
Bendix Ayjatieh
Bethlehemt Steel
Boeke Airlie
Europe
Hitler
Nis
Uncle Sam
Ching
Hiller
Congress
Washington
Rome
House
Senate
Tme
Amierios
Daily Dozen
Median! Society of the State of Pennsylvanias
Scrooge
America
Philippine
Youngsville
Probing Chambersburg
Clarendon Boy
Oungsville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!