County and City Plan New Findley Road Cooperation
County officials and local citizens pledged cooperation to construct a new Findley road north of the city, funded with state support and proportional local contributions. Speakers noted New York State precedent and urged united action among county, township, and Cory to secure the project and improve rural highways.
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Wdtleane
Cotineet
Findlay
New York State
b.Alosundar
Tin Neet
J. Walter’ Viongh
Board of
Cimamores
Avie Hh
Mildinss
Dofinita
Rogan
Crete
Marsh
Willa Kramer
Regan
D. Warrant DeRosay
Mt Women
Mmor
Denteway
DeRosny
Hare Croek
William Nuttal
Dndley Lake
New York
Mindley
Ca Ae
Wayne
Oca Thie
All Flour Reports Due as Filing Blanks Expire Tonight
Government requires complete flour reports from households. Deputy Pestle and Mr Peake note most families have complied as final tabulations begin. Deputy Bewke forwards data to County Administrator Klein for a Saturday conference with Heine expected to join for a lengthy meeting.
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Inon
Peake
Dave
Bewke
Klein
Staty Moudi
Heine
Sinrday
Cars Halted After Generator Thief Disrupts Service
Workmen repair damage at Corrysal Conwnibus Tine power house after a generator thief oil spill causes days of no service. An expert team is assessing the wrecked gear, with officials promising vehicles back in operation within a day as crews outline road and funding measures for continued improvements and future maintenance.
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Corrysal
HOHE
C.D. Math
C.H. Kibler
Chudenuin
Wayne
Halley
Elton Simmons
M.ic. Howard
Wei
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Commores
Wil
Togan
Breite
Windley Vilings
New York
Corrynvill
Davies Ready for Wisconsin Campaign Moves
In a UPI dispatch from Washington on March 20, Joseph Davies resigns from the Federal Trade Commission after securing the Democratic nomination for the Wisconsin presidential campaign. President Truman writes a letter of congratulations and requests cooperation as Davies shifts to campaign duties.
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United Press
Washington
Joveph
Wiseanain
Democratis
Federal
Witen Vevere
de Davies
Urge Farmers to Keep Help From Draft
News brief from Washouston on March 20 urges farmers to maintain labor support for the war effort to avoid immediate draft inclusion. Many farm helpers expect to be drafted within weeks, prompting calls for continued local mobilization and service through employment programs.
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United Press
Washouston
Stat Employment Service
Famake
County Boys' Reserve Enrollment Quota Set
Erie county must recruit 4040 boys for the U S Boys World Reserve, with each county to meet its share. Pennsylvania officials, led by Frazee, outline a district-based enrollment schedule to reach 47,000 boys and 90,000 men nationwide for wartime service. Clergy and school leaders are tasked with urging youths to enroll and tracking progress.
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Fria
Armin Sehotte
Frazee
Federst
oPennsylvania
Wericulture
U. S. Public Service Witlove
U8. Department of Labor
Pennsylvania Committee of Public
Dlatriots
Glen Nape
Ly Wilson
Strong Sermon by Rev. Foulke Explores Grace Theme
A lively account of Rev. Foulke’s sermon at the First M. i. Church praising grace, with an organ chorus and sermon length about 3 minutes. The pastor argues that divine visitations guide society and migration, urging heed to spiritual signals and personal fidelity amid worldly influences. Secretary Baker’s March 20 remarks to troops follow, praising their service and urging families to stay strong at home.
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Antonergs
M. i
Hole
Dirretton
Ken Leunti
Trunk Lin Sita
New Jersey
Hell
Reina
Echurda
Prof
Butts
Saiusie
Dr. Foulke
Turtie
Erie
Paulie
Tenemiah
Hinds
Ife
Otave
Iite
Baker
Baker Oday
Tuinhow
Graniisjon
Ehdin
First U S Decorations Awarded in War Article
The article notes the first U S decorations awarded by President Wilson for heroism in World War I. Lieut N M Groen of the Field Artillery and Sergeant William Norton are named for distinguished conduct. An incident in a dugout describes a wound and subsequent actions.
Keystone Girls Game Tonight
Keystone girls prepare for a home match versus Waterford with a lineup led by Murray Morrell Nash Davidson Pope and subs Arwood Miller Young Pope. Admission is two cents, expected to end around 7 20 to allow Waterford’s return train.
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Tuapeat
Cleo
Keystone
Faye Deme
Pracvice
Naver
Florence Arwoll
Tharl Miller
Puilly Youn
Cantain
Lillian Murrayes
Anna May Pope
Emall Wdmisshin
Waterford
Thieves Raid U S Ambassador's Home in Argentina
In Asuncion on March 2 three burglars were found inside the home of Frederick J. Stimson the American ambassador to Argentina. Servants fired on them and routed the intruders. One burglar was found with a gunshot wound nearby and held by police. Stimson, appointed to the diplomatic post, is from Massachusetts.
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Aires
Frederick J. Stimson
Argentina
Ayttenna
Stimson
Simson
Mass
Portuguese troops repulse German raids in night action
United Press reports General Ting in London on March 20 said Portuguese forces repelled German raids against their sector during the night, successfully thwarting the assault near the British front.
Red Cross calls for clothing and bedding donations
The Red Cross asks for spare warm clothing, shoes, and bedding for refugees in Europe, with rooms open weekly for collection. Corry members respond as volunteers gather garments and blankets, urging items from all ages and sizes.
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Keates
Otter
Corry Jeunle
Midi
Sorgium Vernaylvania
Hebetion
Berghon
Ts Park Mra
TiNarthrop
American Red Crags
Ines
Non-Support Case Heard In City Court
A non-support case involving Tony Tutskey was heard in the afternoon as Alder man Shiekis Wriskosy were present. Chief Frank served a warrant yesterday and the defendant agreed to contribute a specified weekly amount, settling the matter.
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Tony Tutskey
Buwine
Shiekis
Wriskosy
Frank
Tomy
Overman Empowering Bill Reported in Senate Today
The Senate Judiciary Committee reported the Overman empowering bill today after weeks of deadlock. The administration faced pressure as debate centered on executive control of all departments and the measure's potential impact on governance. A partisan vote of 11 to 7 favored advancing the bill.
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Senate Today
Washington
Administration
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
United Presa
Poliln
Bby
Japan
United State
Pekini
Aid
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Secretary Baker Tours French Front As War News Grows
Secretary of War Baker visited the Toul sector and the front near Bigade headquarters, speaking with officers and soldiers while observing shelling and trench life. He toured hospitals and regimental billets, noting quiet lines amid shellfire, and met with General Roosevelt before continuing to assess conditions along the American line.
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France
Baker
Noeman
Wb Seberty
Hajore
Olly Bork
Sun
Artliur Roosevelt
Balter
Toul Goat
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Raker
Seerstary
Maker
Chin
Roches
Bigade
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