Estate Of the City of ningylysnia Letters of estate payee
Executor notices list named heirs and claim procedures for the estate of Florence Burs and Addiea ty of Corry in Corry County. The document cites letters testamentary and requirements to present debts and claims by creditors to the undersigned administrator Erle Goun in the specified county.
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Ningylysnia
Lette
Havendersigne
Ivan
Enna
Florence
Dent
Erle Gounjersans
Deliy Scott
Penn
J Orney
Edmonds
Zabeth
Addieaty
Corry
Vanib
Selene
Re County
Deceased Estate Proceedings Involving Kennedy heirs
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Kennedy related probate matter with executor actions in Pennsylvania. The readable portions suggest a request to sign or file a consent and mention delays, with notes on lower lev el activity and progress noted as important on a specific day.
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Har
Nis
Ey Kennedy
Kennedy
Local Board 3 Induction Tests For 87 Union City Recruits
A large draft group from Union City Board No. 3 faces final physical examinations for Army induction. The contingent totals 87, with many teens and several Corry boys among the selectees. Names include Snyder, Leone, Locan Hawk, Book, Davis, McKeta, Starley Bula wski, Nichols, Mallick, Bach emer, Culver, Pax, Duma, Spilman, Meyeramber, Eastman, Smith, Gules, Mack, Sarnicki, Bot arwood, Carnuke, Dingfelder, Raber, Franklin, Tolstee, Michiel Joseph, Feller, Spit mn, Munn, Davis, Roberts, Kurelowech, Lanninger, Wolcott, Rugar, Hultberg, and others.
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Gora Board No. 3
Union City
Erie
Corry
Inege
Dubie
George Adolphe Smith
Richard Glenn Gules
Charles Junior Mack
Joseph John Sarnicki
Frank Botarwood
Allen Elwin Carnuke
Howard Elof Dingfelder
Raber
Franklin
Mitchell
David Frank Ryciard
Billy Eugene Tolstee
Michiel Joseph
Varassa
Herbert Milan Feller
Franke Victor Spit Mn
Carson Finley Munn
Ernest Mons, Jr
Charles Eyan Roberts
Arge Kurelowech
Robert Lanningner
Davwsh Ployer Wolcott
Charles Ane Rugar
Richard Haver Joden
Jery Merrill
Rolé
Richard Angel Hultberg
Edgar Frank Anthony
Jerome Horton Davis
Fonantes
Clarence Rich
Coal operators break with Lewis in separate wage pact
Washington June 10 A split in coal talks produced a separate agreement between the Pennsylvania Producers Association and the United Mine Workers offering a 1.30 daily wage rise for underground miners, a plan Lewis supports for other operators. The move, meant to ease a deadlocked Appalachian wage conference, awaits War Labor Board approval and could set the stage for broader peace in the coal fields. O'Neill of the northern operators said the deal aimed to prevent further disruption as talks continue. Indiana and Illinois miners are mentioned in relation to other proposed increases and travel allowances.
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Associated Preku
Washington
John L. Lewis
H Ls United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania Producers Association
Lewis Ordinwily
Lewis Ag
Lewis
Charles O'Neill
Northern Operasors
Central Pennsylvania
Clear- Aeid Belt
Mey
War Labor Board
WLB
Lewis Srid
Pennsylvania
O'Neil
Tekes
O'Neill
Lemenate
Indiana
Doorbell Bandit Mistaken Identity Shocks Philadelphia
Frank Reilly, 23, jailed for 25 years for a spree of robberies, was found to be wrong man after three witnesses identified him as the notorious doorbell bandit. The real culprit, an 18-year-old Philadelphian indentured in army service, confessed yesterday. Reilly’s sentence was revoked and a new trial ordered, while he remains jailed on another charge.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Frank Reilly
George
Richardson
Reilly
Harry $. McDeyilt
Rey
Eastern Penitentiary
Maxchell
Two Killed Erecting New Stack at Lebanon Foundry
Two workers were killed and two others injured when a steel stack being erected on a large ca malth structure near a power line at the Lebanon steel foundry collapsed. Laborers Raymond Av Welirijg of Detroit and George J. Boltz of Tear-Tonesthwn were among the injured, with other workers named in the report. The incident occurred June 10.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
Lebanon Steel Foundry
Raymond Av
Curtin Sees Shift to Limited Attacks Against Japan
Australian Prime Minister Curtin said the Allies may move from defense in the southwest Pacific to limited and possibly full assault against Japan. He spoke after meetings with General Douglas MacArthur in Sydney on June 7 and noted Australia could not be invaded but faced raids. Curtin cited strategic plans shaped at Washington with Churchill and Roosevelt and emphasized Australia could host future offensive operations from safe bases.
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Canberra
Australia
John Curtin
South- West Pacific
Whr
Curtin
Sydney
Douglas MacArthur
Mar
Curlin
MacArthur
Curtie
Western Pacific
Washington
Prline
Churchill
Roosevelt
Wwe
Eat
Japan
Workers face fines for June 17 government pit walkout
Washington June 1 Secretary Fekes said miners who joined the June 17 walkout from government operated pits would be fined under their contracts, typically 81 per day for unexcused absence. Flex amounts to 5 for and of the thousands out. Washington June 10 the Navy reports a new air attack on Munda in the Solomons with enemy losses rising to 1,845 killed and 20 captured. London June 10 Major General Baker says American heavy bombers will near RAF strength by summer’s end. Washington June 11 Secretary Fekes tells eastern states oil committee no immediate plan to extend gasoline restrictions to the Middle West.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fekes
Tngay Hat
Navy
Air Alrec
Munda
New Georgia Island
Solomons
South Pacific
Aleutians
London
Tra C. Baker
RAF
Tekes
Eastern States Oil Committee
Middle West
Treasury presents 16 billion tax plan to Byrnes
Washington reports indicate the Treasury outlined a 16 billion dollar revenue plan to President Roosevelt aimed at inflation control. Informants say the plan centers on a spending tax with higher individual and corporate levies and new excise taxes. Byrnes plans to review with Randolph Paul Harold D. Smith and Fred M Winson as part of future policy formulation.
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Associated Press
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Roose Welfase
Treasury
Byrnes
Randolph Paul
The
Harold D. Smith
Fred M. Winson
Office of Economic Stabilization
Chance of Dads Being Drafted Drops, War Figures Say
Washington reports War Manpower figures show fathers of draft age face a 17 in 100 chance of induction before next year. Most fathers with children born before last September 15 are deferred for occupation, with about 4.5 million men to be inducted between August 1 and January 1, 1944.
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Associated Press
Washington
Armed Services
Brothers Reunite in Bermuda After Two Years apart
Two Walsh brothers Harold and Sergt. Pred Walsh, sons of Edward and Mrs. Walsh of Eagle Street, met in Bermuda for a reunion. Lieut. Walsh from Otis Field Falmouth Wisconsin traveled by plane and spent about one and a half days with his brother in Bermuda, marking their first meeting in about two years. Treasury report dated June 10 shows receipts 748,606,941.46 dollars and expenditures 408,708,009.25 dollars with a balance of 11,613, APH, total 140,302,210, 46425, increase over previous day 00, B60,133.17.
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Armea
Orcas
Bermuda
Harold
Sergt
Pred Walsh
Edward Walsh
Eagle Street
Lieut. Walsh
Otis Field
Falmouth
Wiass
Ald
Treasury
Washington
Replacements Planned For Monday School Meeting
The Board of Education will consider several teacher replacements at Monday’s regular meeting. Miss Marielle Henderson from Brookway is elected to fill the vacancy at the Senior High School due to Hazel Bohrer’s resignation. Additional vacancies and a potential auditor appointment will be discussed, with baseball field use and library board vacancies on the agenda as the district nears the close of the school year.
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Marielle Henderson
Brookway
Iit
Wills
Hazel Bohrer
Ste
Pennsylvania State College
Ralph B. Dewey
Miss Henderson
Ketion Piso
Spetr Getinn
Loveland Field
Fscn
Library Board Woustoe
City Offered Gas Masks and Safety Gear During War Reviews
City officials consider accepting 15 gas masks three pumps and other equipment for gas attack defense under state laws. A corporate surety bond clearance and a designated property officer are required before loaned items can be used or returned. Statewide distribution totals about 100000 masks to 162 communities while civilians are urged to stay indoors during gas events and follow air wardens for safe evacuation.
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Ihis
Civilin Defense
State Defense Council
Roosevelt
Axis
Reid
Gilbe Price Forecast for Philadelphia Eggs
The Price Administration predicts Grade A eggs will reach seven the dozen in Philadelphia during October and November. The forecast outlines a rising cost trend for consumers as markets adjust to new federal controls.
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Philadelphia
Gilbe of Price Administration
Philadelphis
Red Cross Sewing Room Moves to North Center Street
The Red Cross sewing room moves from the second floor of the Ajax building to the storeroom once used by RTI Electrical Show on North Center street. The Cory Chenier department reports 698 garments prepared Tuesday night and volunteers are urged to contact the committees in charge for tasks and remarks about the move.
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Seq Cross
Ajax
RTI Electrical Show
North Center Street
Cory Chenier
Volun
Mile Reported Next For Rationing List
Sacramento dispatch reports a forthcoming rationing list affecting milk fluid milk and related dairy products. Officials from the War Food Administration Office of Price Administration and the dairy industry assess consumption, supplies, and emergency measures as milk distribution faces potential cuts and allocations amid wartime controls.
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Sacramento
Calif
WEA
Office of Price Administration
Stitts
Wia
Critical condition for Haas after Franklin crash
Myron E B Haas 92 or Big Snyder Circle Fairhaven remains in critical condition after a Wednesday morning automobile crash near the Franklin creek crossing two miles east of Franklin. Laura Eisenman 20 Oil City recovered from arm and head injuries. three others bruised. Vehicle a 1935 Oldsmobile sedan owned by Haas was driven by Samuel G Cosper 18 Titusville. Others include Miss Bis anman Charles Sleyton and Aileen Heckathorne. Weathered pavement caused skid. cost damages about 125 dollars. Police would pursue if Haas cannot pay.
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Myron EB Haas
Big Snyder Circle
Fairhaven
Franklin Hos Biba
OU City
Franklin Post
Laura Eisenmen
820
Dong Avenue
Oil City
Haas
Hondy
Titusville
Corry
Reek
Franklin
Pelrpse
Samuel G. Cosper
Star Route
Casper
Rocky Grove
Hess
Warren Man Hit By Truck Killed Near North Warren
Warren, June 10. Albert Laly Menberger four years old of Akeley was struck and killed by a truck on the Warren Jamestown highway near North Warren. Officials exonerated the truck driver. The victim's son, William, is an aviation cadet in Texas.
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Warren, Px
Albert
Laly Menberger
Akeley
Warren
Jamestown
North Warren
William
Texas
Delayed Attu Report On Last Japanese Resistance
At Attu near Corrigs Lake May 40 the delayed report describes the final Japanese resistance ending after a mass counterattack. Survivors died by detonating devices rather than surrendering, as hundreds perished in chaotic combat with American forces surprised by an inland assault in Attu village.
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Associated Press
Attu
Menor
Corrivs Lake
EM. Landrum
Philadelphia Opium Factory Raided and Exposed
Federal agents described a laundry in Philadelphia as an opium factory that ran illegal wholesale and retail traffic for 27 years across Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and sometimes New York. Leong Joe Yuen 54 pleaded guilty before U S Commissioner Norman J Griffin to charges of manufacture sale and possession of the drug and was identified as proprietor of the plant which allegedly processed raw opium smuggled from Trans.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Leong Joe Yuen
U.S
Norman J. Griffin
Oil Producers Say OPA Pushes Monopoly Growth
Bays Walter Hallanan, president of Plymouth Oil Co and Petroleum Industry War Council member, told the Bradford district Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association that Office of Price Administration policies are driving independents toward an American oil monopoly. He warned that big firms now control about 95 percent of reserves, urged higher crude prices to spur drilling, and criticized the OPA for lacking practical experience. The meeting elected 40 board members and passed resolutions praising Petroleum Administrator Marold LeToles for leadership and understanding.
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Anga
Bradford
Office of Price Administration
America
Walter S. Halianga
Plymouth Oil Company
Petroleum Industry War Council
Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association
Hallanan
Suuse Posses
OPA
Marold le Toles
Pantelleria Under Constant Sea Air Attacks in War Drive
Allied forces intensified pressure on Pantelleria Sicily and Lampedusa with heavy air and sea assaults as Eisenhower headquarters reported bombardments and commando raids. Italian garrison holds, morale urged, while Rome braces for ongoing bombardment and possible invasion.
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Associated Press
Italy
Gibraltar
Pantelleria
Lampedusa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Welay
London
Yonto
Sicily
Trallan
Rome
Pantel- Teria
Hisenhower
Provelieria
Minta Suluission
Ger Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Stockholn
Kingen
Hitler
Seyime
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NG Iharbeau
AYE
Central Pmwa Producers
WLE
Thenton
N. J
William Perrine
Plainfield
Grand Army of the Republic
CITY
Council
RED Cross
Neel Lea
Tanta
Nui
Troy Loruy
Astaive
Suloy
Levon
Deatert
Atoll Pee
Phila
Sardinia
England
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