Ship Transfer Bill Faces Senate Vote Tonight
House Republicans pressed to add an anti convoy amendment to a bill authorizing Roosevelt to take over idle foreign flag ships for defense but were blocked by a parliamentary technicality. The convoy issue dominates debate as 2 German and 26 Italian vessels may be diverted to commerce and defense, with Democrats arguing presidential discretion governs. Rep Fish and Rep Cox urged immediate convoy, while others warned convoys could provoke war.
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City urged to restore Memorial Day fund
Corry Veterans Memorial Committee asked the City Council to restore a 50 dollar annual appropriation for Memorial Day exercises. Dr Merle Amy reported plans to buy 500 wreaths for veterans graves and noted total costs near 190 dollars with county aid at 150 dollars. The council expressed willingness to restore the appropriation, pending proper fund use and band coordination.
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Corry
Britain Declares Fight in Middle East as Escalation Rises
Cairo and London report mounting hostilities in the Middle East with British forces bombarding positions at Hiwaniya and Falluja while Cairo appeals for mediation. The May tensions show continued shelling and strategic movements at the Persian Gulf head and hub of British contingents.
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Falluja
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Middle East
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Hubbaniyan
City Officials Hold Three Sessions in One Evening
City Cannell opens with a regular session, then an unfinished municipal business during the board of health meeting. A special session follows with members waiving 24 hour notice to conduct the third meeting of the night.
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Board of Health
Raymond Co Officers Score New Honors in Associated Spring Election
Three Raymond Manufacturing Company officers gained top honors at Associated Spring Corporation’s annual meeting in New York City. F. E. Whittlesey was elected vice president, succeeding the late Frank M. Raymond. Edward W. Feldt and A. Holden were named to the Associated Spring board of directors, with duties effective May 2.
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Associated Spring Corporation
New York City
F. E. Whittlesey
Raymond Company
Frank M. Raymond
Corry
Edward W. Feldt
Holden
Associated Spring
Corry Company
Feldt
Raymond
Two Bills in Senate of Interest for Firemen
Harrisburg May 0. Several hundred volunteer firemen from Pennsylvania capitals sections converge on the state capitol to press for two bills. They wear tags proclaiming Pennsylvania firemen want bills 499 and 384 passed. One bill would extend workers compensation to volunteer firefighters and the other would cap and require repayment by June 1 of money borrowed from the life insurance fund for relief. Both bills passed the House and await Senate action.
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Pennsylvania
State Capitol
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House
Senate
Roosevelt orders huge boost in bomber plants
President Roosevelt directs Secretary Stimson to rapidly expand heavy four engine bomber production. aim to reach 500 long range bombers monthly tenfold current output. two plants now active but under 50 monthly. Tulsa Fort Worth plants to add 50 each month. more plants planned under lend lease funds.
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Roosevelt
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War Stimson
William 5. Knucaen
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Tulsa
Okla
Forth Worth
Texas
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Baltimore
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Pslianti
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Draft age limit at thirty years proposed by Hershey
In Philadelphia on May 5 194X national selective service director Hershey urged congressional action to allow the President to defer by age class arguing older draftees are past peak and harder to retrain. He noted higher dependency and more disabilities among men in their 40s compared with younger draftees. Fire damages the Crescent Theater in New Castle Pa with estimated losses around 13000 dollars after rubbish pile ignition.
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United States halts exports of defense aiding machinery to Russia
The United States has stopped all exports of machinery and equipment that can be used for defense production to Russia. The move aims to keep vital machine tools in U.S. hands to maximize usage domestically and support defense needs. Factors cited include Roosevelts directions on machine utilization and shifting European war dynamics, with ongoing diplomatic considerations and reduced Russian engagement.
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Eden Says Turks Loyal to British
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that US war material reaching battlefields abroad would hasten victory. He voiced faith that Turkey would side with Britain and urged Arab peoples, including the Iraqis, to resist an Axis advance. A heckler interrupted Eden while he spoke of American aid.
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Eden
United States of America
City hires Cleveland firm to map sewer plans
Cleveland engineers won a contract to map plans for a city sewer system and disposal plant. The assembly reviewed six proposals, selecting HuW the Taerson as the best, with a $900 commission and $5000 fee contingency. City officials, including City Engineer Wilkyns, plan early kickoff and broader recommendations for a statewide health department approved project.
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Sanitary
Gloveland
Ohio
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Aprls
Stroets
Stanley J. Nichols
State Department of Health
Cleveland
Wilkyns
Hire Engineers Open New Lounge and Nazi Bombardment
London reports intense German bombing of Clyde river shipyards from Glasgow to the sea, with heavy damage in Liverpool and Belfast. British claims eight planes downed, high losses feared on both sides, and new raids extending along the coast as authorities describe substantial destruction and ongoing air operations.
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Belfast
Plan Group to Assist at Mead Park Meeting
Community members urged to attend a Wednesday 7:30 PM meeting at Mead Park to organize an advisory group for Mead Park development. City officials and District Nichols plan to form an executive committee and involve clubs, focusing on the Third Ward plot and park improvements.
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New Recreation Center
West Wayne Street
Stanley HL Nichols
Gouneil U
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Third Ward
Conmites
Axis Takes Over Greek Islands Occupation Report Amid Balkans Ties
Berlin reports Axis forces seize Greek island holdings in the Aegean. Hitler's command says Lesbos and Chios fall under occupation, with Italians advancing on six Cyclades islands near the Dodecanese. Islands named include Naxos Paros Ios Amorgos Amba etc.
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Spring Cleanup Days Urged for Tomorrow and Thursday
Residents and property owners are urged to cooperate with the Spring Cleanup Days. City officials request rubbish be placed in substantial containers at clubs by 7 p.m. tomorrow for removal to the city dump.
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Elty
Fire hazard rising in state amid drought in Pa
May 6 Johnstown Pa Fire hazards from extended drought alarm district officers of the Department of Forests and Waters report today. Dry winds drove fires through timber and brush in Clearfield Blair Centre and Westmoreland Somerset counties. A mill owner in Acme Westmoreland was charged with setting a fire carelessly. The Jumonville area near Uniontown Fayette county was threatened but brought under control by volunteers.
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Erie Man Is Given City Dump Contract
Erie man Schaak was awarded the city dump contract after bids were opened by the city council. Fred Williams submitted a higher bid for maintenance of grounds and the winner agreed to pay a fixed charge and participate in Clean-Up Day collections. The notice notes the award and payment terms.
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Schaak
Ciy Council
Fred Williams
Improvements Completed at Hotel Corry Lounge Opening
Hotel Corry manager Harry G. Oswell announces the opening of the new Zuniga Lounge on the first floor southeast, replacing the former roster shop. The lounge features modern lighting, a cream Mexican palette, and capacity for thirty two guests with an eight seat cocktail bar.
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Weran Mnuminee
Ihianie
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Plans Forming for Corry High Alumni Reunion Event
Mrs. Marjorie Peck, president of the Corry High School Alumni Association, led an officers meeting to plan an alumni quiet and dance at Juniors High School gym. Committee chairs were named for arrangements, with Lena Cohen, A J Davis, and others handling entertainment, music, decorations, and invitations. A follow up meeting is scheduled for the next evening to advance preparations.
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Corry High School
Asseristion Glter
Juhe Ith
Juniior High School
Pymbass
Joseph Piictvage
Lena Cohen
Former Corry Resident Dies in Washington
Word was received today of the death of Ernest Sweney formerly of Corry who lived at Sumner Washington. He was a graduate of Cox School and belonged to the class of his age.
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Washington
Ernest Sweney
Sumner
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Cox School
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Pepper urges tough moves for war with Japan and europe
In a Washington address Senator Pepper of Florida calls for a direct U.S. British offensive to seize Greenland Iceland and nearby Atlantic islands, extend long range bombers to China, and coordinate actions with Britain to pressure Japan. He outlines a tough war plan including naval moves and selective bombing.
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United States
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West Africa
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Florida
Reagle Joins Police Force After Metered Parking
Robert Reagle, who passed civil service exams for patrolman, will join the police department. Mayor Franke E Hepler announced at the City Council meeting that Patrolman Ross Mead will shift to traffic enforcement to provide Reagle steady patrol work. Aero Supply to provide 5000 to protect city interests. Health Officer John D Flunijas receives salary increase to 30 per month.
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Robert Reagle
Franke E Hepler
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Reagle
Hepler
Aero Supply
Gramt
John D. Flunijas
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