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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1945

Page

3

Tire Rationing Plan Tightens for A Card Holders

The Office of Price Administration and War Manpower Commission issued a new tire rationing priority order. A cards receive no preference, while four groups set who may obtain limited passenger tires. Group 1 covers emergency and critical war production workers. Group 2 includes farmers and essential farm-related leadership and government recruiters. Group 3 covers those who service essential establishments on request. Group 4 grants remaining Grade 1 eligible drivers access.

Office of Price Administration War Manpower Commission

Two Marines Die In-Plane Crash Near Bunker Hill

Bunker Hill Ind March 27 second lieutenant Robert Walter Bur ett twenty and Aviation Cadet nis William Duffey eighteen both of US Marine Corps died in a crash during shipborne training near the Bunker Hill Naval Station. Duffey was the son of Laura O Conner Duffey of 214 Fulton street Butler Pa.

Bunker Hill Ind Robert Walter Burett U. S. Marine Corps Japa Calif Nis William Duffey Butr Omshia Bunker HU Naval Station Duffey Laura O'Conner Duffey St Fulton Street Butler

19 Year Old Kills Mother Then Commits Suicide

Jamestown, March 27 Roger Gregg 19 of Gerry township murdered his mother Ruby Nelson Gregg 49 and then killed himself with a shot through the temple. He crushed her skull with a rolling pin after firing from a small caliber pistol. He telephoned his father in Hope Windows coal plant and said he had killed his mother before shooting himself. The father heard the shot as police found the son dead on a living room Davenport near the telephone. The weapon was a Spanish automatic pistol fired once. Coroner Samuel T. Bowers will return a murder and death by own action verdict.

Jamestown Roger Gregg Gerry Township Samuel T. Bowers Hope Windows Gerry Bindairville Ruby Neil Grege Peter Grege Bowers West Ridge Falconer Wesson Paplow Young Gregg Greggs

Ration facts outline stamps validity and future schedules

The notice lists meat and fats stamps from Book Four Q5 to X5 with various end dates through June, blue sugar stamps and fuel allocations, airplane shoes, and gasoline coupons. It notes next vatamp validation May 1 and that OPA has no cancellation plans. Indefinite validity for some airplane stamps and extended coupons for fuel and heating gear.

OPA

Melville Morgan sues Doris Coons in Erie County Court

Melville A. Morgan of Fairview files a $1,000 trespass action in Erie County Court against Doris Coons of New Cumberland. He seeks damages for personal injuries from an auto crash at West 12th Street and Cemetery Road on September 21, 1944, when his eastbound car was struck by Coons driving south on Cemetery Road.

Erie Melville A. Morgan Fairview Erie County Doris Coons New Cumberland 12Th Street Cemetery Road Morgan West 12Th Street

CAP Gets Armory at Jamestown

Jamestown March 27 A cloak of mystery surrounded a meeting Saturday of Major Johnny Welent the Jamestown squadron Civil Air Potted and Armory officials over the CAP use of Armory facilities for storage and training A new request for use of the facilities will be filed detailing pre flight teaming organization The meeting’s attendees and even the identity of an Albany official remain unclear amid a protest reportedly filed with Governor Dewey

Jamestown Johnny Welent Jamestown Squadron Civil Air Potted State Armory CAP Peacheil GAP Albany Dewey

Warren High Grad Killed in Action in Germany

March 27 Mr and Mrs Otto Peterson of 8 Sixth Avenue learned from the War Department that their only son T-5 Fred W Peterson was killed in action in Germany on March 4 He was a 1941 graduate of Warren High School where he played trombone in the Dragon band and later with Wilson Brydon s swing band He belonged to First Presbyterian Church and earlier to Warren Chapter Order of DeMolay He worked for National Forge and Ordnance in Trine before volunteering for aviation cadets Entering service two years ago he transferred from aviation to engineers.

National Forge and Ordnance Company Trine Engineers

Stamps Aid Veterans War-Healing Effort

Voice of the People letter explains used stamps from many collections feed Red Cross efforts in New York chaired by Ernest A. Kehr. Stamps are sent to hospitals for wounded veterans to lift spirits and aid recovery. Roosevelt reportedly sent thousands from his collection after meeting Kehr. The writer urges continued sending to New York for veterans’ morale and health.

Voice of the People the Red Cross New York Ernest A. Kehr Roosevelt Kehr Robert Steves

Man's Last Request Fulfilled Before Dying

Rudolph died after asking to hear clarinetist Lytell play Happy Birthday at his bedside in Williamsport. He faintly sang along as Lytell performed then faded off with his mother present, while Lytell later returned to New York.

Associated Press Williamsport Lytel Lytell New Orig Morton Downey Rudolph Lyell New York

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Phillips North Center Street Gorenttigl Hae Auker the National Bank OF Corry Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Warren High ST. Corry O. J. Wynn Orlie Wynn Fonner Leon Spercer Fyr Freedom Pennsylvania Gas Company
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