Defense Opens In Fluvanna Damage Cases In Jamestown Plant
In Jamestown 1084 fire three civil suits seek 200000 damages. Harold Bell New York consultant testifies small gasoline storage tanks with two inch vents were standard practice yet cross examination shows two tanks might have exploded with larger vents. Bell argues underground and above ground tanks were common and adequate under normal conditions. He denies fault in piping and speculates heat could burn wires or bursting fittings. Trial before Judge Alonzo G Hinkley opens last Monday with Frederick Garfield leading defense.
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Mayville
Richfield OW Corporation
BUL 9 Petroleum
Supreme Court
Jamestown
Harold 8. Bell
New York
Oil
Uder
Bell
Pigysans
Pottlé
Oll
Alonzo G. Hinkley
Frederick M. Garfield
Week's Happenings in Warners Corners Area
Local column from Warners Corners dated June 15 notes visitors including Mrs Glenna Taylor and daughter Zella from Louisville and Mr and Mrs Oscar Tilly with Ralph Loomis from Waterford. Kudos to neighbors Otto Moffitt and family on the birth of a daughter. Welcomes extended to new residents Paul Clark and Ray Cowles. Birthdays mentioned for Paul Morton and Claire Titch. Several residents travel for business, schooling updates, and community events at Lovell’s Scietk and Ritz Restaurant.
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Warners Corners
Warner's Corners
Glenna Taylor
Spring Creek
Zella
Louisville
Wayne Wilson
Oscar Tilly
Ralph Loomis
Waterford
Roy Titch
Familly
W. A. Jones
Agnes Lee
Erie
E. A. Lee
Carrington Alfred
Ruthie
Archie Titch
Roy Ih
Otto Moffitt
Paul Glark
Jones Formal
Lovell
Dune
Claire Titch
Roy Mitch
Howard Kimmey
Fern
Frances Sterling
Wattsburg
Corry
Mary Ken Fodler
Wiolet Kimberlin
Lovell's
Scietk
Ritz
Alice Lée
Carolyn Toney
Mary Ann Vadavichy
Farm Selection for Viable Elo Farm Living
The text outlines key factors in choosing a farm including soil quality, topography, seed sources, and adequacy of utilities and public services. It stresses ensuring farm profitability by assessing pull-in improvements and suitability to support a stable rural livelihood.
Answers to 1 Q Quiz in Raltortal Aesop
Fragmentary text lists answers to a quiz titled Answers to 1 Q Quiz. Names such as BhoGen Leonard T. Cero and Mrs Margarit Drums appear with garbled phrases about a glass, indicating a damaged OCR from a historical page.
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Leonard T. Cero
Margarit Drums
Sparta Seniors Enjoy Chicago Trip And Soldier's Homecoming
Sparta area seniors returned from a day trip to Chicago with visits to the National Burn Danes display Navy Pier and Loyola’s theater while Pvt. C. Stranahan arrived in New Jersey on July 12 after 97 months as a German POW. Community notices list church services, club gatherings, and local hospital admissions moving through a busy postwar schedule.
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Spartansburg
D.D. Stranahan
Stranahan
New Jersey
Harry ‘Hoffman
Chicago
National
Duva Richards
Parold Patchen
Lawrence Snapp
G.R. Steadman
Arden Bennett
Tom Igram
Lyle Stranahan
Friendly
Busch
Jean Vanish
T. M. Vanish
D. A. Newbold
Jungle Training Aims at Postwar Pacific Combat Readiness
War Department plans retraining for veterans transitioning from Europe to Pacific warfare. Marines and soldiers will undergo jungle tactics schools in India Burma and Fiji while others train in Mississippi. The goal is to teach defense against treachery and jungle hazards and to adapt to tropical diseases and unfamiliar enemy methods.
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Aaux
Washington
War Department
North Africa
Taly
Europe
Japan
Chins-Indis-Burma
Fuwall
Bob
Mississippi
Pacific
Tney
Tarawa
Pior
Pacife
Two Jima
Okuawa
Army
Navy
Marines
Nine Secret Service Agents Report for Army Duty
Nine of ten Secret Service agents moved from the White House guard detail began Army life at the New Cumberland reception center after their first night. They arrived, were assigned to a barracks, and called to active duty a week ago in Washington. Officials said they reserved physical exams, received clothing, and began class instruction with no duty assignments yet.
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New Cumberland
Secret Service
White House
Presidential Guard
Washington
Philippines Free 1,447 Army POWs From Bataan and Corregidor
General MacArthur's headquarters reports 1,447 of more than 18,000 American and Filipino forces captured by Japan on Bataan and Corregidor have been released. An additional 3,260 who died on the death march or were captured on "The Rocks" are officially recorded dead. Many uncounted 19,000 prisoners were held in camps in Japan, China and Formosa. Prisoners died of malaria and dysentery before registration.
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Rie Annelized
Manila
Bataand Corregidor
Douglas MacArthur
Oday
Indopan
Ching
Formosa
Adjutant General's Office
Army Forces of the Pacific
Lost ration books and glove care instructions in Corry file
Five documents labeled 5 LOST Ration books 123 and a Walter Raymond Hayes Return no above relate to Corry R D 3. The text then gives glove handling guidance advising to work from cuff to fingers to avoid tearing fabric or leather, remove by the fingers when finished, and trim fit by flattening back to natural shape while warm.
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Walter Raymond Hayes
Corry
Jonzen
Wire Glass Corp
Paneo
National Food Company
Yremity
John B. Lechner
West Smith Street
Iberview
Abe
Fane
Millard Wilson
Niobe Cheese Co
Niobe
S. E. Anderson
Sted
Oscar Raymond
Raymond
Wayne Township
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Mae E. Raymond
Executrix
R. D. No
Walter L. Peake
FAMBLINC Drop Prompts Weekend Ride For Filly
A fragmented OCR item notes FAMBLINC dropping plans for a weekend ride involving a filly. The readable text references the filly and a plan change but lacks clear dates or locations. Further context is needed to complete facts.
Eastern League racing week highlights and entries
Fragmented report notes a months long event with Western and Metropol venues. Mentions Belcher horses, Olympic Zen, and a quarter race as entries. Names include Devil, New York tree stable, Wes Flin Che and others. Details are unclear but indicate a harness or horse racing meet with multiple entries and prize contexts.
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Devil
YOR Tree Stable
Metropol
Wes
Belcher
Olympic Zen
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Corry Hospital
Marjorie Hut
Narbeth
Ralph Bryan
Billy
Palmerton
William VI. Rey
Arnold
Lundberg
Westminster
Madcon
N. J
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Dewey Geer
Lincolnville
Johnstown
Cpl
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Milton Blakeslee
Ben DePriter
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St. Marys
Jesse Doolver
D. V. Kinney
Donald Kinney
D, W, Evans
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Carol
Meadville
Harry
A. W. Lord
Stallsmith
Catherine Rayney
Arnold Tuniberg
Churh
UA. m
Richard Cowley
Mosiertown
State Lot
Paul Smith
Gospel ‘Tabernacle
Sherwoot
Keystone van Cise’s Servier
Mary T. Ferry Barlow
East Main Street
Dee Neah
Savea Wael
Poly
A. J. Allens Motor Sales
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Desler
Willys
Snyder Circle
Ating
Don Stewart
Concord Bt
Corry Lewin Center
Root
East Pleasant St
General Farm Service
Thane
H. Spoon
R. D
Phobe
THY Auer Agency
Michael Scherak
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R. L. Suerry
H. L. Rowe
Dial
Gss
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J.rae Davis
Paul Poplovich
Columbus
Thane H
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Miles
Union City
Michael Sekerah
Columbus Ave
R. L. Sperry
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Harvey
B.D
Suse Por
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Roy Insectiondes
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Hay
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Tia King Bowen
Sparkansburg
D. A. Corrytage
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Cure Journal
Murray McCullough
Blooming Valley
Siegertown
Ewin
Artur Scouten
Spartanburg
Anc
City OF Corry
Penna
Father Information Inquirest Business Manager
Liberty
Wsioa
Elizabeth Shields
Itg
C. F. Curtis
Keepscke Dale
Streamlox
Clothal's
Bernstein Bros
Russell Mallory
Binaleper
Prin
Howey
Hays
Jetroit Iishin
Esting
Fe Berg
the Tigers
Georg Test
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Derby
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Eno Tak
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Ain
Tnfanti
Lade League
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