Big Partnership In Wartime Britain United States Ally
In a Douglas era analysis the article notes a growing partnership between the United States and the United Kingdom as they coordinate in the war effort. It explains shared food, shells, shipping, and credit as common resources, with Britain and the United States acting as one team toward victory and long term peace. The piece also mentions alignment with Allied powers and draws comparisons to broader imperial ties amid the global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Kingdom
Niles Bial
Britain
IWD
Tes
Uncle Sam
Cvn
Tatin Amerie
Hitler
Torch of Learning Urged by Federal Judge Wilkin
Federal Judge Hubert N. Wilkin in Ohio urged knowledge and freedom as essential. He warned that dangerous conditions elsewhere impose a duty to safeguard the light of free thought and education, noting the need for a citadel of education amid rising control by self‑appointed leaders.
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Hubert N. Wilkin
Ohio
Aberry
Tom Haseen
Leudeey
Dankeriey
Nars
Mberty
Price of Food Follows Farm Share Decline and Navy Growth
A Department of Agriculture bulletin shows average families spent a smaller share of income on food in April, 22 percent, down from 24 percent two years earlier and 87 percent in 1924. Separate notes discuss a proposed naval buildup, with Vinson pushing for a 5.1 billion dollar bill to fund ships, destroyers, and cruisers, and reflect tensions with Japan over naval strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of ‘Agriculture
Mass Air Raids Planned With Precise Multisquadronic Tactics
A detailed to scale outline describes mass air raid procedures with multiple squadrons, distances, speeds, and staggered entry. It covers assignment of personnel, written flight orders, weather prep, and preplanned formations to avoid collisions and ensure synchronized delivery of bombs and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grover
Europe
Getual Mleht Lmlag
Huvarius
Crome
Ais
Corry Area News Notes On Progress Plans And Accidents
Twenty years ago an interview on the white way project appears in the business section with Mayer Alexander noting likely upcoming actions. A local mill dealer faces charges after Edinboro officials alleged mislabeling. a hearing is set before Alderman. A birth announced for June 13 in Route 6. Dan Delay suffers dental injuries from a grounder at Washington street grounds. A radio receiving setup is due at the Stan ford Hose company within two weeks. Plans for Inde pendence Day events at Brokenshay Park proceed with Community Point plans by the Commissary Service Council. Grand theatre construction on N Central by the Corry Amusement Company gains state approval.
Daily Dozen From Medical Society of Pennsylvanias
A study of 55 nursing mothers and their babies shows supply of milk was affected by smoking. Infants appeared to be nicotine affected, showing tolerance to nicotine poisoning as mothers, accustomed to smoking, exposed them before birth. Ashes falling into eyes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
Hirth
War bonds fund drive cited by Memphi Baptist group
Fragmentary text notes a wartime effort where a Baptist congregation in Memphi Tennessee purchased War Bonds to support a building fund. Mentions steel savings from golf club production and Army supply details in garbled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphi, Tenn
Agiinat
Honiwed Olit
Two Men Die in Erie Dockyard Accidents
Two men fatally injured in separate Erie incidents. Capello, 62, a long time ore docks worker, crushed by a unloading machine at Brie Commercial Dock while removing scrap iron. He died at Humot hospital. Strcux, 15, of the Soldier and Sailors Home, died after a fall in his wheelchair striking his head. He succumbed at home after the incident near Parade sheet. Deputy County Clerk Yank St. George noted witnesses.
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Humot Hospital
Jones Capello
Furry Strcux
Hume
Yank St. George
Cleronet
Capello
Cypello
Eh George
Sileax
Silepy
Hemet Hospitel
Quiz clues hidden in classified columns
The fragment lists seven trivia questions from a 1950s era quiz page. Topics cover military commanders, federal agencies, explosives, geography, macaroni humor, international origins, a Red Skelton joke, aviation dives, hearing tests, state territories, and literary awards.
Retired Erie Police Officer Dies After Illness
ERIE, June 15 Jerome A Casey longtime Erie police officer died at St Vincent Hospital at 6:92 p.m. Saturday after a year illness that led to retirement May 1 this year He was born August 27 1871 in Erie and attended Notre Dame University Casey joined the force January 1 1909 prior to police work he was with Erie Railway Company He later served in the detective bureau under Chief George Christoph
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIS
Jerome A. Casey
Cascade Street
Ceutenant
Erie Police Department
Bt. Vincen S Hospital
Casey
Patrice and
Gatherine Sullivan Casey
Erle
Notre Dame University
Sixty Day Prison Terms for County Vagrants
Sixty day terms in Erie County Workhouse were handed to several defendants after pleas to multiple charges. Judge Miles B. Rite imposed sentences for offenses from drunkenness to theft and assault, with additional cases deferred or referred. Names include Charles Planugany, Joseph Haag, Frank Robinson, and others, with prior arrest counts cited.
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Batuday Diy
Erie
Aime Jabie Brani
Miles B. Rite
Thie County
Clarlae Plaviicany
Joseph Haag
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Ames
Hite
Tres
Notluski
Lake Biol Tee Cream Company
Maradé
Raymond Shantor
Guity
Peach Street
Moon Fuchs
Best
Ty UD Nie
Helen
Chauhauqua Blvd
Clyde Bijsgore
Holland Street
Margery B. McNeill
Westall Street
13Th
Brench Streets
Pennsylvania General Assistance Rolls Decline in Early June
The first week in June shows a deceleration in Pennsylvanias general assistance rolls with 1,529 cases decreased. Statewide totals reach 49,219 cases aiding 74,380 people, as many obtain work and 11,000 remain employable. War grant expenditures drop to 822,588. A net 916,517 was spent, with the rest issued as relief orders. County offices report 1,268 new applications, up 32 from the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Granta
Slot machines returned to Franklin clubs in Pennsylvania
In Franklin Pa June 15 1949 slot machines taken in raids at Franklin fraternal clubs and Gil City in January 1949 have been returned to the clubs by order of Judge Lera McGracken following an official Venango county judge order. The petition of a state motor police officer asking forfeiture was dismissed. Benefiting by the decree are the Franklin Works Club Fraternal Order of Eagles of Franklin and the Loyal Order of Moose Gil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin. Pa
Typino Franklin Fraternal
Gil City
Lera
McGracken
Venango County
Franklin Wks Chih
Order of Eagles of
Franklin
Aid the Loyal Order of Moose
Pleads Not Guilty After Admitting Theft Tale
In Meadville Pennsylvania on June 15 Walter Evans of Gil City formerly of this city pleaded not guilty after two officers testified he admitted breaking into the H. H. Sterling service station and the Staub service station on West Central Avenue. The case was held before Alder Kelhaugh with a preliminary hearing scheduled for a September term. District Attorney Mook Now notified and the outcome reserved.
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Ss.vouille
Altough
Walter Evans
Gil City
Thin City
H. H. Sterling Service Ahalbh
Bydetown
Staub
West Central
Avenig
Mart
RuiTt
Alder Kelihaugh
Mesdville
Mook
Nwd
Land Sealed Proposals for Corry City Parcels Sealed bids invited
Corry City Council will accept sealed bids until 8 PM July 6 1942 for four land parcels in Corry Pa previously deeded to the city. Bidders must include a $15 deposit and mark bids Bid for Land. Property fronts East Main Street and Smith Street and covers about one fourth acre combined. Proposals specify parcel boundaries and reference historic deeds, with payment upon delivery and city rights reserved. Executor notice and local finances included, with bids opened at City Hall at 8 PM on bidding day.
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Conrry
City of
Corry
Russell Clark
Skinner Heirs
Alain Street
Peissell
Clark
Russell Gluck
Bush Main
Thomas Garfield Sterrett
Levant
East Main Street
G. H. Brooks
Said Brooks
Main Street
Phoebe Ann Wright
Carry
Said
Mity
East Main
Townalap
Warren County
Widner
Li G
Seeaned
Cory
Pennsylvania
Cenlar
Ube
Smith Street
Wey
Juhi
Sheig
G. A. Sisson
Marguerite Sisson
Corey
Quy
Gorry
Secim
Smith and Hatch Streets
Wayne and
Concord
Leettom Post
Burlun G. Pield
Muflard L. Davis
Sherrif
Erie County
Mary Duke
Wilhelm F. Bjorkauist
Allies Join U S Observing Flag Day MNV
Fragmented OCR text describes Allied and United States observances for Flag Day with speeches by Prime Minister Churchill, Major General Hartle, and a Moscow reference. It mentions celebrations in London and a lantern procession in Chumking, plus a Soviet note on June 14. Also reports a lightning strike near Lucinda Clayton causing over 10000 dollars in damage to a saw mill and two homes.
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Rage
Iing George
Mizsbeth
Northern Ireland
America
Russell P. Hartle
Chumking
Moscow
Tuvestia
United States of America
Shruz
Lucinda
Clayton
William J. Ocha
Tiweinda
Jerome Sehmacher
Anc Pe
Dom
Seth
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Corry Evening Journal
Ofice of
Corry Pans
Wbrr
U. S. Navy
Garl Vinson
Houre Aval
Thaler
Tauger
Lerge
Niarget
Inlelt
sen-Leyer
Savalet
Wheal
Ehelit
Toy Lowe Patoilek
Amd Revue
Sindeon
Balu
Ani
Wu William
Touik
Genter Ind Plier
Mayer Alexander
Vite Bey
Tammiliee
Edinboro
Gordo
Mus
Aarris Watrous
Route 6
Son
Inisirles
Dan Delay
Washington Street Grounds
DeLury
Stanford Hose Company
Corsy
Brokenshay Park
Commissiry Service Council
N. Centralreel
Geiger
Corry Amusement Company
Medical Society of
Btale
Philippines
Islaid
Agung
Red Bkelton
Tergesh
New Yorks
Georgia
Warren Rowiuy
Sala
A. l Alkens Mater Seles
Piret
Duane St
A.C
Auer Agency
W.B. Howghton
Famala
Niphildlyen
Condl Street
Wels
Echo Mountain
Greyhound Fast House
Ease Wash Iwa
B.M
Journal
Brian Suillies
Qsworth
Rive Eekss
Livestork Agi
Rook Land Farms
New
Eal
Louis Conk
Thompson
N.o
Gorey
I Penton
Battle
Winterwood
Simet
Thompson & Bibow
Salem Acres
Heart Lake
Fred Sterge
Morty Geyser Street
If Farmall Tractor
Shui
Wille Box
Zenitht Radio
Wesh
Chiltteh Street
Westie iMeenine
EL South St
Davenport
Savdis Circle
Arty
Toma Flowers
Rowland
Corry-pring Creek
Ming Machines
Hinman Or DeLaval
Spencer's Mills
Condon's Garden Seeds
Doana’s Hardware
W. Main St
Leo J. Sehnknechh
Goregate
Chris Mialady
Gharely Steel
Ise
Funt Heey
Agi
W. Pleasant St
Tod
Spring Creel
Stall Family
J. C. Meira
Spring Creek
West Main St
Abit
Stengel
Gebter St
Diak
Selena Por Sale
Spring Street
Wilma Rich
Aus
Spartansburg
Tb Beebearm
Ceres
Imfber
Fully Meyer
Jacksor Avenue
Idee LO Lowi
Dye
Lanal
CW Service
Police Department
Hip
Bullein
The
Gity
Blakey
Abd Ofelocke
A. M
VW. Graram
HJ. Shubn
L Sptesman
Civil Service Board
Conry
Trene M. Mullen
Leblers
Emini W. Linscott
Register OF ‘Wills
B. Edwards
West Pleasant Street
Roger M. Brown
National Bank Ride
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Georgia Bliss
North Carolina Bliss
North Carolina
Jub D. Bulkeley
Office of Defense Transporta
Spain
Cremrmta
Speciaia
Wintey
Mowntis
Nowy Medias
Bhp
Associated Presa
New York
Stotne
Ai Bendis Aviation Bethlehem Stee
oBeing
Chrysler
Aero Bunry Boose
Arkansas
U. 5
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