Corry district records mild March weather and war news
The past three days had no record warmth in Corry and district with a high of 20 degrees, delaying fruit buds. Red Cross reports 27 more Chautauqua nurses for Army or Navy service, bringing total to 76. Cpl Crowe of Corry Army aviator wings. Sgt Whaley awarded Bronze Star and Infantry badge. War Food Administration says six fresh foods will be plentiful in April. War Department casualty report for March lists 1586 killed, 4050 wounded, 2971 POWs. Police report jewelry thefts and a major burglary in BU Hurtisburg. Statewide paper holiday prompts WPB to reduce pulp allocations. Various local real estate transfers and court notices noted. Oats planted early in Columbus, marking unusually early spring farming.
Could Henry VIII Have Had Stomach Ulcer Pains
History notes Henry VII overeating and post meal distress, advising readers to heed suffering and seek relief for ulcers and stomach pain from excess acid. Advertisement for Ws Tables at Rexall Drug Store offering a double money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry VIII
Henry VII
Rexall Drug Store
Autors Resigns Buffalo Philharmonic. Chautauqua Engagement Safe
Princo Autor resigns as conductor of the Buffalo Philharmonic, a move accepted by the orchestra board after denying a personnel expansion request. The decision does not affect his upcoming Chautauqua summer duties, where he previously led the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra. Director Ralph McAllister coordinated final program arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Symphony
Chautauqua
Princo Autor
Biffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
Orchestra
Chawutauqua
Autori
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Ralph Mcallister
Buffalo Philharmonic
Grass Fires Stretch City Fire Crews
Four grass fires in city sections kept the Fire Department busy with eight alarms in a few days. None were serious but spreading flames threatened nearby buildings in a couple of cases. Chief Paulson and district fire wardens urged caution until rain arrives and warned against careless tying of fires in wooded areas.
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Paulson
Punxsutawney Plant Ordered to Raise Pay Rates
The War Labor Board directed Speer Carbon Company to raise wages at its Punxsutawney plant to match rates at St. Marys. Starting pay will be 54.5 cents per hour for men and 43.5 cents for women, rising to 64.5 and 49.5 cents after 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Speer Carbon Company
St. Marys
Speer
Punxsutawney
War Labor Board
Family Saved From Drowning In Submerged Car
The Mitchell family from Jamestown narrowly escaped drowning when their car left a flooded road near Kiantone and plunged into a deep submerged ditch. Mr Ray Mitchell, his wife and infant, along with a pet dog, were inside as water rose and the vehicle disappeared from the state highway after crossing Terrace Garden roadhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Ray Mitchell
Jameson
Mitchell Hur
Assault suspect Bizaarro faces county court trial
Maren Brueg listed as victim in Erie case. Bizaarro, held by Alderman Heisler on assault with intent to commit to vavish. He admitted attacks on three women near 11th and Chestnut and 12th and Myrtle streets. Detective Capt Roy Mong says victim identification led to hearing. Bizaarro rearrested, denied bail, remanded to county prison.
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Brueg
Maren
William Heisler
Vavish
Biszarro
11Th
Chestnut Streets
12Th
Myrtle Streets
Roy ‘Mong
Bizaarro
William Harriger
West 1Th Street
Man rescues wife child and dog from submerged car
A man pulled his wife and baby from an open window, swam to higher ground, then returned to save a dog trapped in the submerged car. He reached safety after a hard struggle, and the car was later recovered.
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Viedly
Ihq
Quintuplet girls born to Washington mother die
Five infant girls born to Ada H Turner, a 23 year old Black mother, died by 6am after birth late last night. Harold Turner, a government clerk, earns 1320 yearly. Only one of the quintuplets survived initially, with the others stillborn or dying soon after delivery. The five were born within 17 minutes starting at 10:40 p.m.
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Washingson
Ada H. Turner
Harold
Government
Bureau of Standards
Dimick Request Highlights Colorful World Celtics Clash
A distorted OCR snippet describes a Dimick request involving Corry Beyster and the Celtics with a final score mentioned as 1, amid scattered names like Allie Schmidt Burns and Chet E. It hints at a club game with players and a notable moment at a fateful gate, but the text is garbled and lacks clear details or dates.
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Corry Beyster
Celtics
Ergur
Tocal
Allie ‘Schmidt Burns
Chet E
Alor
Fragmented OCR Note From 115 Issue
A partial OCR fragment shows unclear text likely from a historical notice. Readable bits include stray words and broken phrases that do not reveal a complete event or named entities. The item appears damaged and cannot identify persons places or actions with confidence.
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Corry
Erie
Lake Shore District
Cor~ry
Red Cross
Chautauqua County
Army
Navy
Cpl
Thomas J. Crowe
Charles Crowe
West Pleasant Street
Harlingen Field
Texas
Cpl. Crowe
Ernest W. Whaley
Kane
Ninth Army
Germany
War Food Administration
Union City
Paul M. King
Donald J. Merkle
Dorsey D. Conklin
Allen D. Congdon
Reese A. Drayer
Ernest A. McGraw
Pittsfield
Clifford S. Henry
Pittsburgh
Russell Colgate
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
Gerald E.enoff
International Council of Religious Education
F. L. Gibbs
Council of Churches of Christ
Allegheny County
Mrs. Heinz
John D. du Presiding
Pennsylvania
War Department
Ralph C. Sturzis
Pleasantville
Garter Rowland
Pic
LeRoy
Chapel
Warren
Don Bellinger
Oil City
LaVerne Proctor
Chester T. Daum
Tionesta
Gerald Sellin
Thomas Olds
Youngsville
S. H. Cathcart
Hurtisbug
House
Senate
Madlana ‘Etats Tettinus College
Warren County
Sounds
Valley Forge
Counity
George ‘Hepisbill Association
Grove
I. Um
Court House
City
John H. Castor
Kathryn Young
Center Street
Carry
Florence B. Cestor
Walter Tuefel
Pennslvants Railroad
B. W.tyler
Ward Hopkins
Lois Hopkins
Titusville
W. B. Mowl
Hopkins
Tiimsville
Office of Price Administration
United States Court For
Western District of Pennsylvania
Corry District
Columbus
Ger
Faulkner
Keystone van Cise
S ‘Scavier
East South Street
Dial
Autors
Punxsutawney Plant
the National Bank OF Corry
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Inc Peer
Murphy’ Fashion
Murphy
G. C. Murphy. CO
Rehash
Wey Pre
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