Discharges and notices across Corry area hospitals and plants
Friday releases include Mrs Wave Rieck and daughter from Germsburg RD2 and Riva and Theresa in Columbus plus Mrs Tran Brex nicar of Bear Lake. Precision Products Revokes closure notice. plant to operate normally. Warren bonds total 754 for 25 908 75 dollars in Warren public schools. Jamestown Mrs Edwin J. Carson begins term as Women’s Missionary Society president New York Conference. Aero Supply revokes plant closure notice for Sunday May 2. Dorothy Ondus of 207 East Street injured at Raymond plant, treated then discharged.
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Gorty Hospital
Wave Rieck
RD. 2
Germsburg
Riva
Theresa
Columbus
Tran Brexnicar
Bear Lake
Warren
War Bonds Slessy
John G. Rossman
Jamestown
Edwin 3. Carson
Titusville
Women's Missionary Society
New York
Nore Olson
Braddock
W. R. Bargh
Wilkes Barre
J. Ellis Johnston
McKeesport
Aero Supply
H. A. Krone
Assu. Mgr
T. Miles
Dorothy Ondus
Easttreet
Raymond Plant
Corry Hospital
Holly’s
Brie
General Electric
Precision Products, Inc
Harding School Pta
Thomas A. Gustafson
Qloan
Frederick C. Olds
Olds
Lefore
St. Edward's P. T. A
Charles Moor
Blundred Oil Corporation
Red Cross
Ajax
Corp Hospital
Ace
Birdie Manufaturing Company
Aero Supply of
Corry
Weel
Hoppenstand Industries Company
Cambridge Springs
Atty Peteous
Powell Motors
Jamestown Lodge
Kenneth Glines
Fredonia
Dunkirk Lodge
Denuty
Meadville
Lowry Road
East Lake Road
Shore Road
Frank D. Buckley
Albert P. Lafferty
Ol City
Guadalcanal
Kane
Kane Bante and Trust Company
Kane Post Office
Ean
Theni
Assit. Mgr
Corky W. , 7. U
Methodist
Joli Mary
Selvation Army
Boston House
Pennsylvania
Henry Hellwege
Olesa
Red Cross Mobile Blood Donor
Franklin
Yingurl McCool
Cranberry
War and civic notices mix with ads in Jamestown items
Local pages list seed potatoes and groceries, hospital bids, war bond totals, PTA meetings, and public notices. Reports include Jamestown General Hospital equipment bids from George Minegutt Co of Rochester NC, child care centers appeal, and bond drives nearing targets. Community events cover Blue Stamps, Red Cross sewing, Arbor Day slides, and a 50th anniversary plan for James town Lodge BR O 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Page & Ferry
James Walters
West Pleasant Street
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
George Minegutt Company
Rochester
N. C
Health and Hospital Board
Finegan
Lindsey Estate Filed at Warren Probate
Warren May 1 The will of farmer Edward Lindsey was filed for probate. Witnesses William Glassman Miss Agnes Mong and Bertha von Zastrow named executrix. Household goods and gas mineral rights bequeathed to von Zastrow with complex sharing between Louise Tamburine Lott and others. Real estate to be sold two thirds to von Zastrow and Lott. trust fund for Lott with staged payments to her and her son Edward Tamburine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha von Zashrow
Mr. Lindsey
Louise Tam Hbutine Lott
J Louise Tamburine Lott
Edward
Tamburine
New Pastors Assume Duties at Corry Churches
Two new pastors are set to begin service tomorrow at Emmanuel Episcopal and the Church of the Nazarene in Corry. The Rev Edward H Van Houten from Maple Shade New Jersey will lead Emmanuel Episcopal, succeeding Rev James Conner who resigned last December. The Rev R R Merrianga from Edmondsville Pennsylvania will take over the Nazarene ministry, following Rev H Altic who preached his farewell last Sunday and will move to Belle Vernon Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal
Nazarene
Corry
Edward H. van Houten
Maple Shade
N. J
Emmnuel Episcopal Church
James Conner
R. R. Merrianga
Edmondsvillé
Church of the Nazarene
H. ©. Altic
Essex Street
Jed
Belle Vernon
Steel Mills Face Coal Shortage Amid War Demand
Washington report says steel plants rely on coal with only three weeks supply remaining in some plants and as little as three to four days after a shutdown. Carnegie-Illinois notes 5 to 10 percent production drop in Pittsburgh and Youngstown. US Steel reports coal for two to three weeks. Chicago rail fuel stocks extend 10 to 45 days. Missouri Pacific warns trains could halt in 17 days if coal strike occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tc Washington
Steel
Carnegie-Illnois
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Ohio
United States Steel
Chicago
Missouri-Pacific
Two Attacks On Philadelphia Nurses Reported
Philadelphia May 1 Two student nurses were injured during break‑ins at hospital dormitories as attackers entered rooms. Mary Diener 22 was cut on the hand by a knife and Annette Majeski 19 was struck in her room on Spruce Street. Police guarded streets to halt the attacks and no comment was available from Governor Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated ¥Resa
Philadelphia
Charauders
Mary Diener
St. Mary's Hospital
Annette Majeski
Jby & Prosser
Spruce Street
Countess to Receive Large Estate After 16 Years of Litigation
Philadelphia May 1 The thrice married Countess Anastasie Tene Warden Gittadini will receive about two million dollars from the estate of her late husband John B. Warden former Standard Oil Company executive. Special Master Hubert W Archibald Jr ruled yesterday after sixteen years of dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Anastasie Tene Warden
Gittadini
Secrret
John B. Warden
Standard OM Coompany
Hubert W.archibald
Scouting Wins Backing From Kiwanis Club Sponsorship
Kiwanis Club in Corry votes to sponsor a Boy Scout troop with active support from directors. Chris Christensen allows use of his garage second floor on West Washington Street for temporary quarters. A committee led by Kiwanis members Walter Auer Clarence Shoop Floyd Marsh William Coon Ronald Putnam will organize the troop for a year with plans to extend the sponsorship afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Kiwanis Club
Chris Christensen
West
Washington Street
Kiyanigas
Walter Auer
Clarence Shoop
Floyd Marsh
William Coon
Ronald Putnam
Kiwanis
Lake Tug Blast Fatal to Three
Associated Press reports a fishing tug blast off Port Burwell Ontario killed three men including LeRoy Walker and Bud Smith. Captain James Simmons survived after a half hour in Lake Erie and describes escaping through the wheel-house roof. The blast occurred about 20 minutes out of Port Dover harbor as the boat headed home. Simmons suffered a broken leg and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Port Burwell
Ont
Ug Matrion
Lake Erie
Totay
James Simmons
Port Dover Harbor
Simmons
Isdue Walker
Walker
Lee
LeRoy
Bud Smith
Stalin vows firm Allied unity in victory drive
Stalin urged steadfast unity with the Allies and warned that two or three strong hammer blows are needed from the west and east to finish off Hitlerite Germany. He praised the Red Army for its winter gains, called for improved strategy, and mocked German claims of a lightning war while accusing them of treachery to their own cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Soviet Union
Red Army
Stal
Stalin
United Nations
SHIFT TACTICS IN U BOAT WARFARE CONTINUED
Australia New Guinea New Zealand and New Caledonia are discussed as part of shifted U boat warfare. The Ottawa statement outlines extending air patrols from Canada eastward and Britain westward to close a 600 mile mid Atlantic gap where convoys lack air protection. Planes and ships will guard every mile of the route from North America to Europe. The weakness in convoy protection has been bomber patrols in the mid Atlantic gap. The Atlantic powers seem set to strike out to sink U boats before they reach convoys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Guinea
New Zealand
New Caledonia
Canada
Britain
Europe
mid-Atlantic
Gerry Boy Died in Army Camp at Amarillo
May 1 report from Jamestown says Private Raymon James Carr, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyon Garr, died at Amarillo Army Air Base. His wife Katherine Smith, of Stockton, was visiting when news reached her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Smith. Earlier, word arrived of the death of another Gerry lad, Victor M. Naty, Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Jamestown
Gerry Agai
Lyon Garr
Raymon James Carr
Amarillo Army Aly
Wight
Amarillo
Texas
Katherine Smith
Stockton
Mason Smith
Carr
Victor M. Naty
War era wages and production limits reflected in turmoil
A fragmented report discusses wartime economics, wage pressures, and inflation amid shifting production. It references foreign fronts, labor relations, and the broader impact on households, suggesting wage and price dynamics will influence postwar stability.
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Pillsbury Flour Hills
Brothers Coffee
Ghase & Sanborn
Columbia River
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Precision. Products, Inc
Bernstein Bros
North Center ST
Corry, PA
Florida
Orchard Park
Leg O
Ac Doz
The
Llindsey
Bertha von Zastrow
Martin Pitsburgh
Edward Martin
Roosevelt
Lloyd Hingsley
Washington
Kingsley
Aph
Sth
Avcgol
Abiaice
Siwanis Club
West Washington Street
Tor
York City
Helen
Chambray
Pique
Seersucker
Gingham
Zuckerman
Dial
Nort Center St
Michigan Mortgage Chamber
Aidy
Ted
Vanes
Jean
Acca
Goyen
South Amer
George’ Fish
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