High Waters Persist at ChaUau Lake Area
Jamestown dated March 20 reports ChaUau Lake remains high after rainfall. No widespread flooding in lake vicinity though Sherman's Bay lowlands show water and minor puddles. Conewango Creek overflow forces partial road closures on Falconer Prewsbury and Poland Center Clarks Corners routes with two inches of water on Falconer road and eight to ten inches elsewhere.
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Jamestown
Chaualign
Finndlve
Public Works
Charles J. Strandburg
Sherman's Bay
Big Tree
Sherman's
Aire
Chautauqua County Highway Department
Falconer ‘Frewsburo
Poland Center
Clarks Corners
Falconer-Prewsburg
Clarks’ Corners
Funeral and social notes from a Corry area paper
The obituary reports the funeral of Clarence Messenger with Rev. Arnold Luneberg and Masons at the cemetery. A St Patrick's dance by Girl Scouts drew a large crowd. Social items list local visitors, gatherings, and family visits across Corry, Erie, Union City, Titusville, and nearby towns, with brief notes on meals and entertainments.
Air Medal Awarded to Lt. Charles A Shamburg
Lt. Charles A. Shamburg of 16 West Congress street Corry has been awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in combat over Germany and enemy occupied Europe. The honor was announced by Major General William E. Kepner of the Second Air Division as Shamburg flew as bombardier on a B 24 Liberator. A former Corry Senior High School and Temple University student, he previously worked in payroll and tabulating for Aero Supply Manufacturing Co. before enlisting June 10, 1943 in Erie. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Shamburg, reside at 16 West Coastmust street, Corry.
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Engin
Max
Charles A. Shimfury
West
Congress Street
Cony
Germany
Europe
William E. Kepner
Second Air Division
Eighh
Cal
Albert J. Shower
Wth
Shamburg
Carrier Cou
Filense Aik
Ehemny
Corry
Temple University
Shumberg
Aero Supply Manufacturing Co
Erie Po
Joseph C. Shamburg
West Coastuess Street
Two Arrested After Inn Altercation In Jamestown
Jamestown March 20 Two men Walter Moore and Fermin Coan are jailed after arraignment on assault charges following a昼 altercation at the Wireholm kitchen Inn near Sinclairville. Injuries reported to Walter Waltzer and Charles Miller. Investigation by Sheriff Moynihan and Deputy Peterson.
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Jamestown
Jnll
Mayville
Sinclairville
Wadersherift BR
Moore
Witel-Kitchen Inn
Walter
Miller
Coan
Cithens
Waltzer
Sheriff's Department
General Hospital
Plane 10 Erie Delivers Vital Radio Parts
In Erie March 20 a rushed shipment of crystal wave components from the Aisley Electric Company supports wartime radio gear. Chas Smilic of Belmont received the parts at the post from George Wyght, Bliley contracts manager. Pilot Jane Page, former WASP, ferried the crate, delivering before 31 hours in transit to aid military communications worldwide.
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Erie
Ghiaing
Eile
Aisley Electric Company
Helmon
Chicago
Til
Nick Ups
Chas Smiilic
Belmont
Omirpost
Georce Wyigh
Bliley
Pee
Jane Page
Jont
WASP
Erle
Services Monday for Charles H. Hawn
Charles H. Hawn funeral services held at Bracken Keating chapel at 1 30 PM with bearers Imn Wickwire Hugh Mosher Frank Graft Frank Chase Lester Dennison and James Stewart. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Attending were Mrs Irene Babcock Mrs Charles Moore and Mr and Mrs Ben Dunton and daughter from Spring Creek.
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Garland
Ben Dunton
Spring Creek
VETS FARM LOAN GROUP NAMED IN ERIE COUNTY
Warren J. Leary of Allon Pa chairs a four man Behe County Vetsrang Auricuture boxy committee named to certify GI loan applications under the Servicemen's Readjustment Act. Members Jon A. Barney Clyde C Taylor and Joly M Philips join Leary with Orn Gibbons serving as secretary to the committee. The panel will certify to the Veterans Administration that loans will be used as planned and that the proposed venture has a reasonable chance of success. The VA makes the final decision on guarantees.
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Warren J. Leary
Allon
Jost Boer
Fourlix
Behe County
Vetsrang Auricuture Boxy Certifythy
Gomuiltwe
G. I
Mr. Leary
Bessermot-Lake Erie Railroad
Leary
Jon A. Barney
Wrie
Clyde C.taylor
Waterford
Joly M. Philips
North Husl
FSA
Erie
Farm Security Administration
Orn ©. Gibbons
Cor
Gibbons
Veterans’ Administration
Quiz answer keys printed onverso page prompt confusion
Answers to L Q Quiz elow are the normed answers ten quiz questions printed on the versal Page False and Stephen Bansal John Jay five peru eight Fifth Fleet seven Three weeks eight Germany nine False iportraily of Herbert Hoover and Frankls Bl Roosévelt have not been sed ig Tests
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L. Q. Quizelow
Peru
Germany
Herbert Hoover
Frankls
B. Roosévelt
Stock Exchange Real Estate and Local Notices
A mixed readable fragment shows an auction for property and stock trades, a notice of public utility commission action by Albert Kander d b a City Cab Company in Corry Pennsylvania, and local market items from Buffalo and Pittsburgh including livestock, produce, and dairy prices, plus a homicide case report involving Jos Medley and Mrs Nepey Boyer. The clippings mention March dates, locations in Corry and Erie, and various entities like The Public Utility Commission and City Cab Company.
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Public
Utilly Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Albert Xander
City Cab Company
East Main Street
Corry
Pantsylvania
Fun Gp
Cory
Erie Coury
Pennnsylvania
Couch
Mule
Pennsylvania
Albert Kander
School board opens bids for supplies and extends year
The board authorized homebound instruction for a paralyzed student in the city, extended the school year to Friday June 8, and approved higher substitute pay from 9 to 68 dollars per day for first two days and 78 dollars thereafter. Ruth Lawson elected clerk. Miss Harmon resigns. Delinquent taxes and postwar purchases discussed. special meeting set for Monday with full attendance.
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Dewey
Marcella Harmon
Sheer
Ruth Lawson
Feld
Tegel
Bolfester
H. Scottin Altendance
Frontline Actions Near Rhine and Saarland Described
The report outlines heavy Allied and German exchanges around Ludwigsheim and the Saarland region, noting American divisions advancing with casualties while German defenses falter. It mentions urban centers, port facilities, and strategic positions along the Rhine front, reflecting intensifying combat and shifting control as the war unfolds.
Subma Is Pre By As WAaHMcy avbmarlie Be patrol ahd officers and 1 men
A fragmentary naval report describes patrols by officers and a small crew aboard a submarine escort vessel. The terse text recalls a commander and a military action, noting destruction or encounter near a marked location with limited legible detail.
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Waahmcy Avbmarlie
Navy
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R.D
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R. D
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Care Cory Evening Journal
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New York
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Pang
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Robert W.iMurny
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Inewine Min Boyer
Ipation
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Rhine
Asao
Paris
Ludwigsheim
Luecken Populaitern
Saarland
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