Nagoya War Plants Hit by March Bomber Raid
March 26 press release from B 295 Hammer Jap War Arsenals reports Nagoya hit by Sun JY L 29 demolition raid. First adequate photo coverage confirms damage to Nagoya arsenal Mitsubishi engine plant Asashi pottery works Korena textile plant and Mitsubishi Electric works.
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Bomber Command
Japan
Nagoya
Fulas
Nagoye
Mit Subishi Aircraft Engine
Asashi Pottery Works
Korena Textile Plant
Mitsubishi Electric Company
Treasury daily position and debt figures report
Treasury report from Washington dated March 28 shows receipts of 268,597,060.21 dollars and expenditures of 900,857,425.28 dollars, yielding a net balance of 15,883,47.05 and a total debt of 234,600,623,236.95. The decrease from the previous day is 1,705,030.51.
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Washington
Treasury
Pennsylvania farmers see record cash receipts. state reports gains
State Agriculture Secretary Miles Horst cites average net income of 1200 dollars per farmer last year while the Federal State Crop Reporting Service records gross cash receipts exceeding 532 million dollars for Pennsylvania for the first time in history. Horst notes rising farming expenses. The American Veterans of World War I urges GI representation at the Peace Table. Harrisburg adopts a resolution praising veterans after adopting a constitutional framework.
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Pennsylvania
Miles Horst
Horst
gSigio
Pennsylvania Department of American Veterans of
Harrisburg
Corry area notes civil and war service events
Local items report Louise Guilfrida receiving about 2000 dollars from Workman's Compensation Court for a 1943 arm injury. Updates include fire calls at Sugar Grove and a fatality notice of Staff Sergeant George Thierman in Germany, plus a Corry public sale and hospital discharges. Police raid on a disorderly house near Jamestown is noted, with ongoing oil drilling prospects and a bicycle accident in Conneaut Lake.
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Powell MotorGo
Jamestown
Wes
Louise Guilfrida
Workman’s Compensation Court
Guilftrida
Jon, Westfeld & N. W
Perry Johnson
R. D
Upton City
England
Germany
Wattsburg High School
Camp Wheeler
Galesh
Holland
Corryim
West Park Place
Oléan
George Thierman
War Department
Irene Neuféck Thierman
Thierman
Amy
Cory Hospital
Ben Fickeman
Cony
Milton Johnson
Wallsbuxe
Robert Franz
East Congress Street
Clifford Thornton
Union City
William Graybill
Garry
Joe Purdick
Corry
Ty Fralick
Columbus
Charles Akam
Willis Kinney
Spartansburg
Albert Shaffer
Essex Street
C. D
Abingo
United Brethren Ladies' Aid
Guy Bennink
South Center Street
James Teasley
Teasley
Norther Ordnance
Reeves
Grand Valley
Enterprise
Albert Spence
Medina
Pennsylvana
Maid
Haid
Tidioute
Second Award for Sgt. Glatz
Sgt Lawrence B. Glatz of Route 1, Carry Pennsylvania, received the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Purple Heart for wounds from enemy rifle fire near Colmar France during an attack. He is recovering at the 22nd General Hospital in England where Major C H Rommel reports rapid, satisfactory progress. Glatz entered the Army in February 1941 and earlier earned the Purple Heart for Normandy combat. His father Jacob Glatz lives in Cony.
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Jacob Glate
Tell
Lawrence Cinta
Thad Bern
Tims White
Selon
Westery Front
Thom
England
22Nd General Hospital
Colmar
France
Lawrece B. Glatz
Route 1
Carry
Pennsylvania
United States Army General Hospital
C. H. Rommel
Lafayette
Ind
Glatz
Sel. Glatz
Woods
1944 Pennsylvania public aid: 5000 monthly applicants
Harrisburg report shows 1944 public assistance offices in Pennsylvania received about 5000 applications per month. Of those, roughly 60 percent qualified for aid while 40 percent were denied or withdrew. Main needs were illness or wage earner disablement, exhausted family resources, and loss of support from relatives.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Principal Resigns as Falconer Schools Brace for Teacher Departures
Wilder leaves Falconer public schools after 18 years as supervising principal amid renewed contract talks. Reports say 16 Falconer teachers plan resignations. Board president Harold Hewes confirms a special meeting to discuss contracts, while three teachers reportedly did not receive deemed contracts. Zetterman, Davis, and Busch named among affected staff. Zetterman a 28 year Falconer teacher, Davis 94 years in post.
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Palconer
Miisdh
Wilder
Falconer Public Schnals
Hr Falconer
Nurther
Harold Hewes
Board of Education
Honki
Mrr
Hewes
Zetterman
Davis
Will Bring 350 Nazi Prisoners To Erie County
Erie County food plants and farmers seek 60 German prisoners of war to work in processing plants and on farms. An Army official from Baltimore will meet county reps to discuss transfer and a six month stay, with a county committee seeking a compromise on duration. The request calls for about 930 prisoners, about 250 more than last year.
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Brie
March
é&—County
Erie County
Army
Third Service Command
Baltimore
Erie
Bile County Farm Labor Committee
York
Golden Lax Tablets Promises Quick Relief for Sluggish Bowels
Hundreds endure discomfort from sluggish bowels affecting health and breath. The ad claims Golden Lax Tablets ease gas and digestive misery, restoring comfort and wellbeing, urging readers to try the product through pharmacists.
Special Holy Week Services at Saint Thomas Church
Holy Week schedule for Saint Thomas Church includes Thursday morning mass and a candlelit procession to the repository with all day adoration until Holy Hour at 7:90 PM. Friday mass of the presanctified from noon to 3 PM. Saturday 8:15 AM mass preceded by blessing rites with a visiting Franciscum father from St Boni ventures College assisting and hearing confessions. Easter Sunday masses at 6:45, 8:15, and 11:00 AM with a solemn high mass and Junior choir conducted by Mrs Jamies Wharton.
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Thoms
Mary
Franciscum
St. Boniventure’s College
Atlerning
N.Y
Bester
Jamies Wharton
Farley Out as Press Secretary to Roosevelt
March 26 report that Stieve and Baily bowed out as White House press relations secretaries. Jonathan Daniels succeeds on a temporary basis while Orly serves as appointment secretary. Maj. Edwin M. Watson’s replacement remains unresolved as Farley seeks private employment.
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Farly
Washington
Stieve
Baily
Us Presiden
Ual
Jonathen Diniels
Orly
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Al's Clothes Shop
A'S Clothes
Bernstein Broa
Fees
Anne Dougherty
Way Dougherty
Vincint's Hospital
Delaware
Corry U. B
Jaggi
First Avenue
Oil City
Socony Vacuum Gilt Company
Two Mile Rim
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Sccony
Titusville
Trypngie
Meadville
Harold Swaney
Iwo Jima
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U. S. Navy
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St. Edward's Hall
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Gary Hosack
Pecan Hill
Pittsburgh Road
14Th Streast
Chestnut
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North Center Bireat
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Hollywood
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News & Sport
Lanston
S. Centur St. Diol
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Mall
Qarvier
Maine
National Lab
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