Legal Precedent Destroyed In Insurance Case Debate
Corry Evening Journal reports on a national legal dispute over insurance as interstate commerce. It notes a Supreme Court split and a 75 year precedent critiqued for potentially shifting state regulation to the federal level, with dissent by Chief Justice Stone warning of a growing federal bureaucracy. The piece ties the decision to broader implications for states rights and insurance oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Justice Department
Federal District Court
Atlanta
Stone Wild
Gas cheating blamed on government as black market drains millions
The Automobile Club of New York charges that the government is largely responsible for about 2 500 000 gallons of gasoline daily entering the black market due to negligence. If true, innocent motorists on rationing face shortfalls while smugglers profit. the club urges redirecting surplus to aid A coupon holders who once received four gallons per coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of New York
Chester A. Bowles
Office of Price Administration
Povernment
Young age mistaken for old age in progeria cases
A historical description notes progeria and infantilism in children as young as 17 months, detailing symptoms such as baldness wrinkled skin and stunted growth. It cites a ten year old appearing aged and a 13 month old dwarf injured, who remains bald and nearly stationary while still lively in spirit and song.
Twenty Years Ago Local Notes From Erie and Warren Area
Twenty years ago reports recall L A Kelly, superintendent of Buble Safety, sustaining a minor injury near Inde leg amid a motorcycle collision at South Center and South streets. City officials discuss a gas mate issue with Pa Gas Co in a conference in Erie. Veterans attended Bradford convention with a large parade and ball. Master Robert Sullivan hosted a birthday party for friends and VSB Club mothers. Chamber of Commerce membership drive aims for 200 new members. Gerry’s radio station remains a city talking point as another organ concert is planned for Sunday afternoon. Local Towls Store radio broadcasts from West Trving Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Kelly
Buble Safety and
Prominanewe Donce
Vne Tity
Erly
Verne Wellmiah
South Center
South Streets
Gerry
Towls
West Trving Street
Seven tricky trivia questions from a historic quiz page
The page presents ten warped trivia prompts asking who announced Vice President Wallace's China trip, who wrote a Southern study, and questions on Egypt's alliances, Chaucer and Longfellow, Alaska’s river, and MacArthur’s Philippines departure. It reads like a garbled vintage quiz with several typos and misprints.
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I. Q
Wallace
China
Fylse
South
Army
Roosevelt
Egypt
Great Britain
Axis
Mark Twain
Geoffrey Chaucer
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Alaska
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Funeral rites today for train victim Hoffman
Funeral services for Paul Raymond Hoffman 20 Waterford killed early Thursday by a Nickel Plate Railroad train on the Wayne street overpass at 19th street Bile will be held from the Wood Firman Powers Home this afternoon Erie coroner Warren W Wood investigating the death has not decided on an inquest authorities have not determined exact time of death parts of the remnant were found along the tracks east of the bridge Hoffmans parents Mr and Mrs William Hoffman Waterford and a brother Kelly Hoffman Corry and burial will be in Waterford Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Raymond Hoffman
Waterford
Wayne Street
19Th Street
Bile
Wood & Firman Powers
Ron
Erie
Warren W. Wood
Hoffman
Wood
William Hoffman
Kelly ‘Hoffman
Corry
Birlal
Jamestown Officer Listed Missing In World War II
Lt Strong of Jamestown 21, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer M Strong, pilot on a Liberator bomber with the 1st Air Force. Reported missing in action after a raid over Germany on June 9. ship failed to return. Strong, a varsity fullback at Jamestown High School, was a yearmate of Lt Charles Sweeney who died in the Pacific in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LT. Strong
Jamestown
Theat
Slenn
Strong
Elmer M, Strong
Taly
1Sth Air Force
Germany
War Departments
Ath Tute
Wak Varity
Tamesowo
Charles Sweeney
Cocoe Foland
Willi
Pase
Public relations notes and farming tips from a wartime Eagle
A scattered wartime column reports a medal announcement for pilot Aigner Bolard and other service notes. It covers extension entomology on potato and corn borers, large bean production by Debs Sorenson, and local farming updates. It also mentions summer arrival, school graduations, and debates on WAVES duties amid manpower strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay Fonty
Eighth Air Porc
England
Bale
Clymer
Anih
Army
Aainer Bolard
Thunderball
Cory Young Ludy
State College
Debs Sorenson
Bear Clymer
Paul Lines
Hare Creek Farm
Barmer
North Pole
Noth
Pnolfer
Donald Melson
Dean Clittis
Bowman School
Watchmarkers’ University
Lancaster
Martha Elston
Center County Oy
Armed Services
Navy
Corry manhunt and city police actions amid wartime unrest
Reported in Onfen Olty during a tense period a coroner and police operation tracked alleged Wisorder activities and a crowd control effort.Updates note casualties, missing, and prisoners in the wider war impact while local figures, including a mayor and attorneys, navigate emergency duties and postwar planning.
Fragmentary wartime letters reveal V-Mail drama and marital strain
The fragmented OCR describes wartime V-Mail messages showing infidelity, marital tension, and the question of a soldier's wife deciding her fate. It notes reproductions, censorship, and debates over sending letters to wives, with faint references to Naples and Mediterranean front but few concrete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amun Lhey
Othis Ney
Phat
Raymond Ayonme
Spica
Weseles Pty Lys Paved
Skeenis Willy Uhab
Parwattte
Olla
Lunk Bunwr
Naples
Elistivel
Hutore
Hutore Rvtawnsiong Fume Und Hw Fsu Find & Good
Anzdo
Mall Lovlens
Lacounhy
Hoy
Alaine
Corey
Annie
Beagen
Husbane
Witeh
Develoe
Columbus Man Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in Air Service
Major John Richardson of Golgethus, Ba, promoted to lieutenant colonel of the Air Service Command Heatusmliers where he is assistant chief of the Engineer and Construction utilities branch in Ohio The War Department dates and service details trace back to 1937 with roles at Pig Camp and Atlantic General Hospital through the 1940s. sad note of Sol. Riehavenon receiving his commission and rising to first lieutenant in 1930 followed by later changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vam
Ry Unm
John Richardson
Golgethus
Hay
Air Service Command Heatumslers
Construction Suies Utilities Bechinni OH
Alchilton Jay
War Department
Han Auld
Gigiinn
Nopusky Bietre
Fein
Aiuntes General Hospital
Sol. Riehavenon Reweivedt
Ghoptan
Inaiop
Tns
Uve
Pierce Cherbourg's Inner Defenses Report Contested
The report describes Allied advances near Cherbourg with German resistance said to be sporadic yet stubborn in places. American patrols south of Cherbourg found fortified positions and strong counterattacks as Montgomery’s forces renewed efforts to break German lines.
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Ston
Tnd
Wenitler
Nazi Vail
Enstein
Tork Stele
la Raye du Pits
Cherbourg
Montgomery
Hiander
Dyer Orne
Chen
Gaen
Smushine
Jayce de
Litcoms
Aly Rowe
Chris Craft 10 Build Plant in Jamestown
Chris Craft announces a 10 unit build plant purchase in Jamestown via Urath Corporation of Algonac. The deal covers about 1 200 acres with right of way. Company executives state construction will proceed despite wartime material bans and shifts in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris-Craft 10
Jamestown
Chris- Urath Corporation
Algonac
Mix
World’s Wings
Nis
Colitheautorn
Harsin Smith
Union City Man Dies While Painting Garage in Titusville
Loren G. Vinepps aged 67 collapsed last evening while painting a garage at the home of Mrs. Paul Stanton, a Stanton sister. Deputy Coroner G. M. Sonne issued a death certificate noting heart disease. Vinepps, born May 9 1877 in Grand Valley, lived in Athens Lywenshus era, worked 20 years for Shreve Chair Me, and left his wife and three sisters: Mrs Edward Devore, Mrs Eva Wright, and Mrs Olive St Donn.
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Tupusvilem
Loren
G. Vinepps
Dold
Paul Stantony
Stanton
Vynepps
Vatieuus
Vinepps
Grand Valley
Seasyster
Bree Methodiat Charch
Luella Thomas
Clymer
Athens Lywenshus
Ion Gily
Vanepps
Edward Devore
Warren
Eva Wright
R. D
Tinton City
Olive St. Donn
Derlington
Two Boys Hospitalized After Skull Fractures in Kane Region
Two boys suffered skull fractures in separate incidents near Kane. Six year old Howard Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen of Mt. Hollow, arrived at the hospital with a skull fracture after being struck by a moving object. Sixteen year old Clifford Andersen, son of Mrs. Mabel Anderson of Anzelhurst, was injured while bicycling on Route 6 when his head struck a stone and he was thrown from the bike. both victims were listed in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane Summit Hospital
Allen
Howard Allen
Mt. Ilowell
Prints Williams
Bmethport
Clifford Andersen
Mabel Anderson
Anzelhurs
Hizelhuest
Employment Offer and Factory Work in New Jersey
Classified notice advertising job openings at Bloomfield New Jersey for women 28 and under to work in the Westinghouse Lamp Division. It promises transportation, two weeks’ room and board, no experience required, steady factory work in an essential industry, and minimal employment risk after six months. Agencies note the need for certificates and compliance with War Manpower regulations.
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Westinghouse Lamp
Bloomfeld
New Jersey
Hayme Post
United Stats Employment Serve
War Manpower Commission
Plane crash in Washington Square kills trainer. boy injured
A Civil Air Patrol trainer crashed near Washington Square, Norristown. The 51 year old instructor, Clarence Russell Hoser, died. A 6 year old passenger from Philadelphia, Marvin Aaron, survived in critical condition and is being treated after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Square
Civil Air Patrol
Clarence Russell Hoser
Norristown
Maryin Aaron
Philadelphia
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Inal
West Lot Street
Coungrove
Archne Cotemove
National Advertising
W. Dit Bt
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago Mortgage & Bond
Depratt
Chamber of Gon
Pitssburen Welkhtman
Philosielphia
Associated Press
Sug Torkey
Tris
Ope Hgyiam
Dardanelles
Europe
Tudkey
Jong
Turkey
Aly
BYOM
Souerss
LE Elyte
Pennsylvania
Bie
Blaine Kincaid
City of
Borough of
Pennsylvania Gag Company
Erle
Mhuraday
Tigur
A. W. ‘Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Bradford
Vic
Robert Sullivan
V.5.b
Chamber of Commerce
Union City
McGee
Talon City
Pallee
Evert
Corryita
Onfen
Chen Suuived
Orfalt
Pemiod Services
Bret
Tess Ltian
Win
Harold Jewell
Willer L. Peake
Coury Hospital
National Safety Council
Imion
John Sheehan
Shoetman
E. Whilkesey
Sheehan
Mead Park
Warden
Orsehead
Washington
United Nations Rhluis
Cormans
Elvilun
Ink Pie
Matthew Yuriste
Onion City
Matthew Yuviste
Hele
Withelm Tasau
Leas
Jack Berry
U. S. Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Hepler
Kenmore
Columbus
Pierce Cherbourg
Falconer
Devel
Titusville
Kane
Red
A. J. Alken
First Avenue
Aller Agency
Hoover
Gentine Hoover
Guignon's
Huh
Wisea Atllile
Bos
Ruane
Janraijs
Post House
Vestaurants
Othey
Courbeyty
Vy Worth
Corry Greylaum
Wolkers
Diamonth
Kilkeney
Fourth Avenue
Gta
Doane
W. Main Street
Ward's
Boltis
G. A. Bissell Lumber
Cotty
Woolworths
Inquirery
Ophen
Garry
Staat
Smith Street
Quineet
Johnson End
White Strevis
Pe Anderson
Stag
S'eloek
Spuptanieburg
Sprine Greek
Mike Sokalski
Ralph Martin
Art Gh
Svartonebiurg
A Soralski
Uynar
Phone Now
J. Fred Kinley Insurance Agency & S. Center St
Mrmours Smcen
U.S. No. Us
Texas
Bologna
Florida
Blue Boy
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