Corry Newspaperman Chronicles Local Happenings And Rumors
A rambling local column notes spring signs such as geese sightings and a green fog near Quality Cash Store, plus rescues near Center and Main. It covers election chatter, mayoral politics, shoe inventories, Army awards delays, war news, postal stamp sales, and varied community anecdotes from Corry and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan ‘Targart
John Dahlshand
Howard
Tony Lit
North Center Street
West Park Place
Women at Work in War Industry and Health Trends
The article notes 17,350,060 women employed in the United States, about one third of the vote. It discusses women's entry into industry, combat duties, and exposure to industrial hazards including chemicals and ships. It reports declines in death rates among working-age women and improved living standards due to earnings, with a nod to sports origins like hockey and references to health trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Ab Kane
Eisenhower
Tom
Ron
Nichols
SeqBees
West Riley
Aleutians
Erie R. B
Patton
Erie
Dts
Company A
Erie System
Corry Police Department
Wer
Qwife
Tme
Cair
Robert
Galbreath
United States
Corry Woman's Club forms amid dinner boost
Twenty years ago report notes strong interest at a Corry Womans Club dinner in St Edward Hall as the group organises for citywide betterment. The item also mentions Duane Bimis, 18, injured in an auto crash near Haura Greek road with severe injuries and possible internal damage. Superintendent Howard reports progress on city street improvements as spring work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's Hall
Wom 4
Club
Corry
Duane Bimis
Mieolty
Haura
Hee
Garry Pomphal
Nea Whal
Hire Creek
Strauts
Howard
Worl
City Austhoiijes
War Food Warning Against Panic and Shortages
A public warning urges calm over food scarcities, arguing war reduces supply but Americans can avoid hunger. It notes stable overall food needs, warns against propaganda driving panic, and stresses continued aid to liberated countries while forecasting gradual adjustments in meat and staple availability over months and years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnie
Iecessary
Tme
No Safe Nazi Refuge From Hills to Air Power
A desolate wartime warning argues Nazis retreating to hills would be vulnerable to air power. It cites Churchill, historic hill resistance, and a forecast that planes will break up mountain refuges, leading to capture of Berchtesgaden and end of Nazi sanctuaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Britain
United States
Germany
New Gainea
Black Forest
Bavariat
Alps
Berchtes— Baden
United Nations
Fragmented OCR quiz prompts and garbled questions
A scrambled text fragment from an OCR page posing multiple choice style questions and garbled phrases. It shows disjointed queries about states, corsets, fraternities, SAT, and political figures, with many unreadable words and broken lines.
Local notes from Oberlin and Corry theater scene
Miss Mary Graham, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Graham, a sophomore at the Oberlin Conservatory, will perform with the conservatory orchestra next Tuesday evening. Corry artist plays Nardini in D major at the student recital in Oberlin, earning praise. Mrs. Alice Tobias debuts marionette shows, directing and performing piano numbers in a new home talent production that has drawn local acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sausiernay
Golbreath
Corey
Quantlco
Maxine
Mary Graham
W. W. Graham
Ober Jin Conservatory
Conservatory
Corry
Heyhowe
Nardini
Oberlin
Graham
Alice Tobias
Tobias
Youth Seen Entering Plant After Break-In at Auer Leather
Police probe into a break-in at the Auer Leather Cup factory on East Wayne Street, witnessed by four locals. A youth threw a stone breaking a window then climbed inside, damaged office contents, and stole several pictures before escaping through the front entrance around 7:30 PM. Local resident Louis Auer aided the search and described the intruder to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auer Leather Cup
East Wayne Street
Louis Auer
Ayer
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Hepler
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al Marty
Ted Dey
Ingaing Midiy
Coutnelimn Besson
Corty
Aero
Spencer
Wayne Township
Evie County
Charles 4. Shamburg
Corry Bombardier
Theo
Florida
North Centry Street
Hue
Pacific
Prank Green
Ant South Street
Pic
Robert W. Green
Gad Pic
Barvey D. Bromley
France
Green
Pte
Bromley
Wey
Signal Corps
Third Army
Sixth Army
William E. Parshall
Titusville
George Irish Paper Company
Isash
Virginia
Gimle Myut
Bagman
Andrew Tinke
Busie
Center Street
Navy
U. S. Hancock
Corry Boy
Banewsk
Philippine
Soh Ching
Formosa
Marty
Bodine
Mayville
New York State
Voquinas
Europe
Fae
Nolo
E. Shoop
Loren M. Jackin
Frederick Alreet
Mek
Gall
Jewell Naylok
Gorty Hospital
Wes
Second Avenue
Yalta
Tagad
Penn. Summerman's Mutual Fire Insurance Co
J. Fred Kinley
Eich Bax
Jose
Mokessoe's
Lompolle
Sitawin Gavsile
Bey
Cory Fe Een Treet
All-Way Electric CO
Hasrar
Tugien Delong
Lavien Lelong
Grant
Vilken
Junmien
TS. Kelsey
D. D
Baar Renan
Lil
Lanston’s
Center St
RED Cross
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Impr
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
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