Prove Warren Island Moving Sparks Local Debate
Warren, March 14. Residents debate whether Warren Island above the Glade bridge has shifted downstream. Arthur Nelson, a lifelong observer, notes the island and a large tree are closer to the bridge than ever. Gas company crews report the lines and a buried pipeline have moved downstream, fueling the argument.
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Hotel Chief Arrives From Three Cities To Guide Corry Inn
S C Moran manager of Corry's new hotel arrives in the city from Youngstown Oslo taking residence here The Corry Hotel Operating Company formed to run the large ferry operation secured Morne to manage the hotel James H Wright elected president of Cains Motor Club Perry Bixby named vice president Dan Depew treasurer and George Patterson secretary Corry faces a wave of light influenza with many school absentees Secretary of Highways Paul D Wright says unimproved gaps on the Cody Meadville road via Spartansburg will not be paid this year Ty Crandall leaves for Rochester Red Wings spring training after a strongEastern League season with Bridgeport Rocky Grove HS basketball defeats Corry HS 43 to 23.
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Youngstown
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Morne
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Cains Motor Club
Perry Bixby
Dan Depew
George Patterson
Paul D. Wright
J_ J. Desmond
Carty-Meadville
Spartans
Bigamy Case at Jamestown Is Continued
Jamestown March 14 The bigamy case against Veo Manges a 32 year old truck driver was adjourned due to police inability to bring Manges first wife to city court Assistant District Attorney Sidney Hewes said the defendant agreed to appear voluntarily next week Two children were born from the second marriage and Manges admitted a prior marriage in Erie Pa He claimed he believed his first wife had divorced him and remarried Attorney Lombardo sought dismissal of the case arguing lack of evidence Hewes said he would obtain a deposition from Erie and present proof that Manges lived with a third woman in Jamestown producing three children
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Mayville
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Erie
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Jamestown
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A medical note discusses the shift toward outpatient appendicitis care and early post operative mobilization. Boston surgeons predicted in the past that operations would occur in the doctor’s office, with patients going home under their own power. Early ambulation after surgery is said to reduce lung and vascular complications, speed recovery, lessen pain, and cut hospital congestion.
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Blanche
Boston
Russia and Japan Risk in War after Germany Surrenders
Discussion outlines potential Russian move to abrogate the 1841 non aggression treaty with Japan on the eve of a United Nations conference. It notes treaties’ fragility, past Soviet actions, and possible shifts in Lend Lease status. The piece contrasts generals as presidents with civilian leadership and reflects on the demanding nature of the presidency today.
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Quiz Questions From Page Eight Mystery
A set of trivia prompts asks where Eibing is, who succeeds the U S president, and true false items about Ely Culhernson a Rus sian revolutionist, Roosevelt’s youngest son Lafayette Escadrille the coldest temperature possible and other historical notes including the Star Spangled Banner authorship Jesse H Jones residence and codfish tongues true or false questions.
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Home fatalities rise to thirty-two thousand four hundred nine
A 1943 report shows 32,409 persons were killed by accidents in the home or on home premises, up from 1942 and 1941 figures. The rise reflects a per cent increase over the previous year and a higher rate than 1941.
State Police Warn Night Driving Safety Factor
The State Police warn that many drivers behind the wheel at night fail to reduce speed with diminishing light. They overdrive headlights and fail to maintain a safe stopping distance, insisting speed should drop as the sun sets to match sight distance.
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