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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1942

Page

3

City notes and police reports headline busy week

Private Arnold O. Moore is held by authorities after pickup by police on request of Capt. Ross Pehlman as measles and whooping cough cases rise under Health Officer Joh Flanigan. Measles victims and other incidents include a fall injury at Humot hospital, a car theft in Erie, and tire and hub cap losses. City street cleaning progresses while election deadlines loom for district moves and nominating petitions. Weekend crashes and a boy's leg fracture accompany a revised Star Spangled Banner arrangement pitched by Army and State College experts.

Arnold O. Moore Ross Pehlman U13th Infantry Moore Joh Flanigan Judith Jerome Edward Jerome East Congress Street Lyntt Thomas Marion Street Loyd Gundy East Frederick Street Ann Robert Baymbaugh Wayne Street Army Howard Bronson George Sallade Howard

Stations Plan Sunday Closing and Gas Cutback Moves

Erie March 16 The War Production Board orders a 20 percent cut in gas supply for about 30 000 microtists in the greater Bio area starting March 19. About 2600 stations will operate on a seven days a week six days schedule, with Sunday closing left to operator discretion. most expect Sunday closures with a 7 am to 9 pm or similar hours.

Erie Mar Greater Bio War Production Board Ant Urey

Hoax Ends Major Cock Fight Near Titusville

A large cockfighting event near Titusville was halted Saturday night when police were alerted by a flashing light. Crowd members fled through the barn, some hiding in a swamp for an hour, as bets reportedly rose to $1000 per fight. The raid is believed to be a complete hoax.

Titusville

Big Lake Steamer Seeandbee Taken Over by Navy

The Seeandbee, a 1913 passenger freighter operating between Cleveland and Buffalo, has been seized by the U S Navy for conversion into a lake training ship. Plans call for removing the upper deck and superstructure to add a flight deck so pilots can practice carrier tactics on the Great Lakes. A naval ensign is aboard and conversion should finish by summer under Ninth Naval District at Great Lakes.

Seeanddes Claveland Erie U. S. Navy Siip Satuday Great Lakes Tris Navy Ninth Naval District Great Imkes Tul Cleveland BulTalo

New Castle Youth Dies in Oil Stove Blast

Arthur Mielke 18 son of Mr and Mrs James Smith Willow Grove died from burns caused by an oil stove explosion in the Smith home. He had been preparing breakfast when the stove blew up showering him with hot oil. He rushed to warn his mother and step father who saved two younger children by fleeing the second story window.

New Castle Mar Arthur Mielke James Smith Willow Grove Smith

Warren Marriages and Glandular Causes in Barren Marriages

Dr William Wilson of the University of Oregon obstetrics and gynecology department notes glandular distinctions in women account for 20 to 25 percent of barren marriages as a recently estimated cause.

Warren William #. Wilson University of Oregon

Honor Roll and Credit Pupils Announced for 1941 42

Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey released the honor roll and credit list for the third six weeks across multiple grades. Readables include names such as Wilma Ingram Barbara Lee Paul Blanch Joe Hughes Marilyn Denton Patricia Cullen Orpha Parkhurst Helen Lodge Patricia Amores Tir McElroy and many others across Fairview Washington and junior high schools.

Ralph S. Dewey Oncard Lowise Moun Jenelter Honey Roll Wilma Ingram Edldie Giacoma Charles Marghiliin Barbara Lee Bertha McCray Honor Ull Janice Durham Betty Loy Huniley Damies Selly Hurriest Markirt Meerduult Mai Dancy Lauwelle Walcot Anne Wolford Marc Brooks Paul Blanch Joe Hughes Floyd Middleton Tricia Blanghard Marilyn Denton Nancy Preebourn David Boland Prantis Buell Robert Hall Leo Mather Wicker Wigh Margaret Kurkesle Sally McCray Joan Ondus Ruthleen Pfeffer Leona Rubay Dorothy Stormes Helen Lodge Mary Anderson Patricia Cullen Anna Mepler Joan Houehiling Grace Middleton Sally Mbtspaw Jean Spiesman Harold Marsh Robert Miller Dante Lturdevant Credit Phillip Amores Tir McElroy Trav Herbers Howard Swinson Tris Bogert Charlotte Cole Roberta Dickson Blanche Durham Ellen Fenton Virginia Fosburgh Vivian Poskinen Betty Lou Johnson Joyce Ondus Marilyn Wallace Orpha 7 Parkhurst Barbara Farkoski Joanne Kornikoski Douglas Spaulding Creal List Aleinna Swiderski Orpha F Helen Mall Hugh Moore Fairview Kathryn G. Navion Lucille Varasso David McGray Carlye Merritt Salvatore Miglianpio Rose Marie Munn R. Wilson Jeacher Mary Cataliu Virginia Fay Little Stores Betty Wood David Dimick Troy McElroy Marilyn Canfield Richard Fralick Barbara Joseph Washington Arlene Robinson Waye Perkins Rexislers Aleton Chase Delmay Buell James Buell Barbara Bloss Ray Cowles James Dentéls Patricia Pierds Nancy Schultz Eugene Stoddard Ma Coburn Shirley Fitch Per Monor Roll—Groone Bagley Almira Heerlen Mayle Oberman Harold Powell Robert Blakely Kathie Boas Jon Cole Deck Crawford Roger Dushman Coletta McClintock Dane Multelin Carol Mae Cochran Robert Fish Roger Haight Norma Keefer Erki Rabhesela

NYA trains women at Dubois school for war jobs

Mareh 18 in Dubois NYA offers women from 18 to 25 a chance to train in electro welding and sheet metal through a shop hero program. Courses span 40 to 400 hours with half classroom and half shop work, leading toward yard apprentice equivalence as the program aims to boost wartime labor.

New Apparatus Demonstrated Against Incendiary Bombs at Jamestown

Jamestown residents witnessed the unveiling of a new incendiary bomb fighting apparatus at the Samuel G. Toye School. The device, five feet long and 26 inches wide, sits on four wheels and can be moved through doorways. It is designed for two personnel and was demonstrated by firefighters and city officials during a training session conducted by the auxiliary company. An exam will be given next Friday for cadets involved in the demonstration.

Jamestown Siezelert Howe Witt le Samuel G. Toye Yauing School Cugiain Andrew J. Noon Bur Augiliaey Gfeginks Actstung Mp Ohler Rudolph J. Bwuleot Chie John F Marlen Deparment Insteuetor Puig John Pilbled Whi Mate the Carr Supur Theo Perons

Jamestown Boy Seriously Injured In Bicycle Crash

A Jamestown boy, riding a bicycle on Hunt Road, was seriously injured Friday afternoon when struck by a car. George Adams, 42, of 37 Houtoad, is reported in Jamestown General Hospital with multiple injuries. The driver, Conrad L. Beumike, 39, of 942 Wiespr street, is involved in the incident as part of a weeklong series of accidents continuing through Friday.

Jamestown Hunt Road George Adams George Adamis Houtoad Gonrad L. Beumike Wiespr Street

Pamphlets on Social Security Laws Now Available

Erie office manager Bernard Farabaugh announces pamphlets from the Social Security Board in Pennsylvania. The circulars explain programs for workers who retire or reenter work, tabulate refunds, protection of benefits, and survivor and disability provisions for youth and the general public.

Erie Inquireree Prograu Bernard 4 Payabauli Eble Pennsylvania Soujh Security Board Dlareivatan BigLis Purnbauph Dusitratier

SLAIN FEDERAL AGENT HAD WORKED AT ERIE

A federal agent Hubert J. Treacy Sr. of the FBI in Erie was shot and killed in Abingdon Virginia after a pursuit of two army deserters. The incident involved a second wounded officer and the assailants were pursued by federal and local authorities. Treacy, assigned to the Erie FBI office last June, worked under Deputy in Charge Richard M. Hallerberg. The case also touched the Pennsylvanian law enforcement community and investigations continued.

Hubert J. ‘Treacy PBI Abingdon Erie FBI Richard M. Hallerberg Edward Allen Thi Rne PET Open Chiaret

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