Winds Leave City Damaged and Power Lines Blown Down
Severe winds and a sharp temperature drop caused property damage across sections yesterday. Telephone and telegraph services suffered minor trouble as limbs littered streets and a power station was reported snapped. S. W. Stewart to head a 140 member citizens committee guiding a hotel finance campaign with four divisions under his leadership. William E. Lewis, longtime Corry resident, died suddenly at his home in Kinsman Ohio at 71. Donald Morrell of Corty City Eletric Light Company injured repairing a fuse at the Spar tnsburg sub-station when a ladder slipped. Carnegie Musical Clubs delivered a standout program at the High School auditorium, presented by the Tech entertainers under Senior class auspices. Margaret Berto, 28, wife of Carl Perra, died of pneumonia at Carry hospital, survived by six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Lewis
Corry
Kinsman
Marchard
Insman
Donald Morrell
Finrman
Corty City
Carnegie
Tech
Margaret Berto
Carl Perra
Myrtle Street
Carry Hospital
Memorial service honors young sailor Kenneth Wal
Memorial services were held at St Thomas church for Kenneth Paul Wal son of Mr and Mrs William Walt of 1004 East Main Street lost at sea in the North Atlantic in January. The event featured a special flag blessing, military hymns Mary Guard Our Gallant Soldiers and Mary Queen Our Patroness, and readings honoring service members. Church officials noted St Thomas has furnished two hundred boys to the armed forces, with several families contributing multiple sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Paul Wal
William Walt
East Main Streep
Mary
William Waff
William Ruland
U.S. Army
Congress
Daniel Feeney
Behelt
Francis J. Graves
P. B
St. Thomas Parish
Mine Explosion At Seargreeh Town Traps 74 Men
Associated Press reports in Seargreeh Montana eight men were recovered and thirty four bodies brought out of the wrecked Smith mine after last Saturday’s explosion. Forty bodies found in mine with seventy four entombed. thirty four still unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seargreeh
Mont, Maroi
City to impound stray dogs in new drive and kennels
Mayor Frank Hepler announced a city campaign against stray dogs. Ten day holding for licensed dogs. unlicensed dogs may be shot if found at large. Kennels to store municipal equipment will also house captured dogs. Police to act as Victory Garden program begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank &, Hepler
Hepler
Raymond Avenue
Jeash
County Tax to Be Fixed Today at Seven Mills
Erie March 6 The counties 1983 tax rate will be officially set at 7 mills at todays meeting of county commissioners They expect the budget to be in balance after rearranging expenditures Earlier in the week commissioners faced a budget shortfall of about a quarter mill They will also refinance 150000 worth of bonds and issue new bonds at low interest to replace them Controller Harvey M Willis said he would arrange the new issue in mid-August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assessine
Erie
Harvey M. Willis
Need for a Stresemann in uncertain world
The passage laments the absence of a statesman like Stresemann who sought peaceful German relations with the world. It contrasts his work with Briand on Locarno and notes the losses of Barthou and Briand, along with Chamberlain's limitations, suggesting Germany and France now need new leaders to guide future peace and cooperation with the United Nations after surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthesemann
Gustav Stresemann
Stresemann
Germany
Aristide Briand
France
Brigad
Louis Barthou
Briand
Chamberlain
England
Steesemann
United Nations
City Taxes and Special Fees Spark Debate Across Municipal Finance
An outspoken critique argues that cities rely on real estate taxes while seeking new charges like golf course fees, airport charges, and parking meters. The author warns about creeping fees for sewage disposal and garbage collection and calls for an overhaul of city taxation to be fair and workable.
Ambiguous Gulf States and World War Era Quiz Fragments
A scrambled OCR page presents a set of questions on state nicknames, geography, cabinet officials, British Prime Ministers, wartime leadership, U S presidential terms, and wood finishing terms. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear references to Cordell Hull, Neville Chamberlain, and Thomas, with multiple incomplete items and stray letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Eincain
Neville Chamberlain
United Staten
His Majesty's Stationery
Cordell Hull
Attis
Thomas
O10
U. S. Fuonnmle Btn
Blaine
Bouillabaisse Bouillon And Their Uses In Diet
A brief medical society note explains bouillabaisse as a mixed fish stew and bouillon as a beef broth. Bouillon is described as a clear liquid from slowly boiled beef used to stimulate appetite, often served in hospitals and homes for invalids.
Freeman of Taking Police Patrol Case Dismissed
Warren White of West Columbus avenue was arrested for taking a police patrol vehicle but discharged when two key witnesses failed to identify him as the driver. The car was found abandoned on East South Street after police lost solid evidence. A clerkly Alder man George Hood ordered the release amid uncertain testimony and scattered attendance at the hearing. The article notes a diocesan record attendance and concludes with a religious service featuring Rev Anthony Robaczewski and hymns.
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Department
Warren White
West Columbus Agenue
George Hood
White
East South Street
Reach verdicts in civil suits ease on damages
A jury awarded Glenn W. Northrup and the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore 437 damages after appealing a lower appraisal of 1760. The trial involved relocation of a state highway on Northrup farm in Greenfield township. A second jury awarded John Hing 56 damages for a car collision at 6th and Ash streets. Additional cases mention Edward Brokowski and others with varied automobile damage awards in 1940s.
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Ciyil Court
Glenn W. Northrup
Greenfield Township
Wattsburg Road
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
j.Northrup
Federal Land Bank
Fassett
Northrup Farm
John Hing
Evlé
6Th
Ash Streets
Edward ,Brokowski
Robert E. Fogle
Floyd A. Weele
Erle
Chevy Street
Wolf's Ei
Frank L. V. Blose
Brie
Wilcox Man Wounded in African Fighting
Private Robert Aldrich of Wilcox was seriously wounded in action with U S Army forces in North Africa on February 16. Parents Mr and Mrs R J Aldrich received word by War Department telegram from Waddington noting no details yet and promising a follow up letter. Aldrich had been inducted and landed in North Africa in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Robert Aldrich
Wilcox
U.S
North Africa
Hon
R. J. Alvivich
War Department
Waddington
Aldrich
Aftica Tin Januaty
Large Farm House Threatened by Fire near Sugar Grove
A late afternoon blaze damaged a farmhouse on Teal Hill Road two miles south of Sugar Grove, inhabited by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bloomdahl. Firemen and volunteers battled smoke and water damage for two hours. loss is insured and not yet determined. A stray note mentions the Mediterranean depth between Sicily and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Teal Hill
Ed. Bloomdahl
Lovely Radiant Skin With San Cura Soap and Ointment
Girls are urged to use San Cura two way beauty treatment. First cleanse with San Cura Soap, delicately medicated and soothing. Secondapply San Cura Ointment lightly to irritations blemishes and blackheads for lovely skin. Available at your druggist today.
Breakdown of Draft Appeals and Board Decisions
The report by Col Benjamin King details 38,085 appeals during 26 months of draft operation, 87.5 percent affirmed by 422 local boards, with 35.6 percent of appeals overruled and 2.9 percent pending. Occupational deferment had 20,845 appeals, with 60.2 percent affirmed and 0.6 percent overruled, remainder pending. Conscientious objectors filed 541 appeals. boards were affirmed in 30.5 percent and overruled in 92 percent, with others pending.
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Vitrog Yblunenary
Benjamin King
Evans
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S. W. Stewart Hs
Citizens’ Committee
DR. Rogers
Stewart
Gireet
Chirmen
Kenneth Walt
St. Thomas
New Drive
New Street Department
Harrisburg
Selective Service
Daily Dozen
Rom Medical Society of
State of Pennsylvania
Anthony Robaczewski
Mediterranean Sea
Sicily
Greece
Peare” Harbor
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Pennsylvania
WL Co
Robert Taylor
Brian Donlevy
South Center St
Lanston
Dial
Orchard Park
Watson’s Family
Arvo
We Ten
Leslie Wells
Priz ‘McMillan
W. Coburn
Rich Y
SAUER
Calleo
Swan
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