This Amazing America shown by Greyhound Lines in Corry
A public notice in Corry reports a new film titled This Amazing America shown with sound, 35 minutes, arranged by Farry G. Oswalt Jr, local manager for Greyhound Bus Lines. Community groups may arrange screenings with no charge. Also updates on health, police notices, missing persons, and local events fill a busy page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farry G. Oswalt, Jr
Bote Corry
Greyhound
America
Mr. Oswalt
National Nursing Inventory Aimed In Wartime
Katherine Miller of the U S Public Health Service announces a national nursing strength inventory under the National Defense Program. More than 6500 nurses will be in inactive service in military and government roles by year’s end, with about 10 000 more needed for civilian care. In Pennsylvania 600 to 1 000 nurses may be required by March 181 to support Indian town Gap and Camp Meade. Questionnaires go to about 50 000 registered Pennsylvania nurses to determine activity, availability, and service type, full or part time. Participation signals mobilization to meet statewide nursing needs.
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Katherine Miller
R. N
U. S. Public Health Service
Pennsylvania State Nurses’ Association
National Nursing Inventory
United States Public Health Service
Natonal
Army S
Pennsylvania
Indiantown Gap
Camp Meade
Bear Lake News Letter Highlights Local Social Ties
Edinboro visitors Jean Manwaring and Alberta Wilson spend weekends with relatives. Dorothy Tillotson visits Lander family. Cherie Wilson recovers from illness. Ruth Sours attends funeral for M. Glensole in Somal North Clymer. Ivan Hawkins visits Centerville and May Pollom. Friday basketball at Pahama features Chevy Creek High School. last game of season. Teachers institute in Youngsville continues weekly. Meteors observed Wednesday night, described as uncommon.
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Bear Lars
Oass
Jean Manwaring
Edinboro
Z. C. Manwaring
Dorothy Tillotson
Lander
G. H. Tillot
Alberta Wilson
Edgar Wilson
Cherie Wilson
Ruth Sours
M. Glensole
al North Clymer
Ivan Hawkins
Centerville
May Pollom
Clifford Fullam
Charles Potter
Pahama
Chevy Creek
Oppan- Cnl
Rey
I. W. Barrett
Youngsville
Cochranton Fights Route 32 Bypass Plan Around Town
Residents and merchants in Cochranton protest a Lakes-to-Sea highway bypass proposed near Route 32 percent, arguing no traffic congestion and that the town would be bypassed. Meadville supports straightening the route to remove Cochranton from the main line.
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Guennaniun
Maron
State Highway Department
Her
Cochranton
Hera
Meadville
McKean County Plan to Eliminate Bottlenecks Moves On
McKean county motor club directors met to outline highway improvements to align road systems with defense needs. They identified bottlenecks between Eldred Junction and Prennale, and between Hané and Corners as critical for parallel routes. Troop movement into the county to protect Witelhdns Wiles was discussed as a possible consideration.
Corry Junior High Plans Prom as Operetta Sourced
Corry Junior and Senior High announce plans for the annual Junior-Senior prom with committees set to handle banquet, menu, decorations, dance, orchestra, and invitations. A recent junior class dancing party drew about fifty couples and the operetta Oh Doctor is planned for March 21 with George Cinley and Audrey Davis in leading roles.
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Chaffee
George Cinley
Audrey Davis
Lawrence Park-Corry
Arthur Ingram
Olin W. Bracken
Ger- MA
Knowlton
Gable Lands Breakout in Dance Fools Dance Tale
Hollywood’s heavyweights all refused the lead in Dance Fools Dance over fear of a killer role. A young actor, Clark Gable, accepted and rose to stardom overnight, while Edmund Lowe Lew Cody and others passed. The public response made him a defining film icon.
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Clark Gable
Edmund Lowe
Lew Cody
Holly Wood
Erie Business Gains Mark January Highs
Erie reports show January gains across banking, payrolls, and postal receipts. Factory employment and payrolls reached 15 year highs while new car sales rose modestly and newspaper advertising lines topped yearly figures. Industrial activity and deposits hit multi year peaks, signaling strong early 1950s momentum.
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Erie
Former Girard Man Sentenced For False Draft Registration
Howard W. Manbeck 33 of Altoona pleaded guilty in federal court to registering for the draft under an assumed name Rev J Howe to start life over. Judge McVicar sentenced him to four months in jail for false registration. Manbeck admitted he registered in Girard Erie County on the draft day and claimed age 24.
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Erie
Girard
Altoona
Dudge Nelson
McVicar
Howard W. Manbeck
Erie County
Rev. J. Howe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Manbeck
Howe
Conneaut Township
Judge
Answers to Today's Quiz From Page Four
Answers to test questions printed on page 4. Items include Yapok, George Washington, 150000, Bureau of Tntorial Revenue, Treasury Department, 000 dollars, about 40 million, Fedara Wage-Hown law, Earl Dew, Scandislavian, and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yapok
George Washington
Bureau of Tntorial Revenue
Treasury Department
Fedara
Wage-Hown Law
Earl Dew
Scandislavian
Lawrence
Card of Thanks to West Neighbors for Support During Illness
Mrs Sadowski and family express sincere appreciation to relatives and neighbors who offered sympathy aid and prayers during the illness and death of husband and father Prem Sadowski. Special thanks to the state highway department for efforts to assist during the illness and death.
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Nawery
Mason
Prem. Sadowsk
State Highway Department
Durine
Mir Sadowski
Produce Markets Stock Buffalo and Pittsburgh Markets Report
Buffalo hogs and cattle markets show slow demand with price weakness versus the prior day and week. Pittsburgh produce demand is very slow for apples and potatoes with scattered prices. New York stock trends start indecisive, with several major equities listed but little movement anticipated in early trading.
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Pittsburgh
Mar
New York
Baldwins
Northern Spies
West Virginia
Maine
Green Mountains
Associated Press
St Halles
Oten
Trent
Emeliers
Atlantic
Benning
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Bendix Avialion
Colunda
G&o
Chrysler
Corliss- Wrens
General Beenie
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Biscuit National Dairy
New York Center
Northern Pacific
Packard
Paramount Penna RR
Gil Penney Socony
Studebaker United Corp
US Steel
Warner Bros Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Youngsown S&t
Carp
Old Order Obeyed 1800 Napoleon Edict Remembering La Tour d'Auvergne
Napoleon issued an order to perpetuate the memory of La Tour d'Auvergne the first grenadier of France who fell in fetion. The order is only obeyed his name kept on the toll of its company parades an officer notes dead on take meld of hattte or.
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la Tour d'Auvergne
France
Hatte
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Damaged OCR snippet mentions names and local officials but lacks clear action. Readable fragments hint at a public sale notice with involved parties and a governing authority. Further details are unreadable.
Rafter, Marzaka, Bailey, Wright and more names
A fragment lists Rafter Marzaka Bailey and Wright among a group. No dates or actions are provided to establish the event.
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Rafter
Marzaka
Bailey
Wright Nd
Bracken Fe J Taylor Prager 0 J 15 Dsl
Bracken and Taylor and Prager are noted with 0 and 15 Dsl in a terse sports or standings fragment. The readable item records names and values without clear context or full sentences.
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Bracken
Taylor
Prager
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John D. Planigan
Paul Carrier
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Liberty Street
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Philip Sperry
Charles Shaver
Solid Street
Clarence Talbot
Salamanca
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Faller
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Trenton
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Murphy Pirt
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Franke Burkhardt
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Frank Ross
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Longfellow
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Charles Pirster
Frank Cole
Roger Ottaway
Barbara Joseph
Larry Long
Agnes Long
Esther Long
Washington School
Bud Wells
Joe Hughes
Jerry Fay
Junior Davis
Edward Jackson
James Varas
Cammons
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Delision
Erle
Toyr
Erle County
West Irving State
Auto Body Repair Collision Service
Igers Auto Body Hospital
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Warren Airport
Burlington
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N. Y
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Claude Baccus
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Fual
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Messinger
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Doane’s
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Gary
Canter Street
Billee
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Park St
Lis-Nere
Scott
J. H. Clough
Pittsfield
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Bond Street
Gerald Hagley
E. Bond ST
Sounell
C.H Porter
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Norrow
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Socuian
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Ita Mule
Joli
Lowy
Ted
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Witty
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Cory
Hetz Constructor Company
Department of Accounts
Bedloh
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United States
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Priday
Ato Supply
Atkaneas Nat Gus _ Gillies Service
South Penn Oil
Pire Park Ovens
Wit
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Gomet
Tech
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Perseuke
Duke
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Dight. Sentenwa
Hupkosky
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