Ladies Sell Liberty Bonds For $81750 In Corry Ward Campaign
Mrs Wadler Glough, general chairman of the Third Liberty Bond Wanting Committee for Corry, Con Gur and Wayne, reports bond subscriptions by wards totaling $81,750. Ward totals include $18,000 in the First ward, $2,540 in the Second, $200 in the Third, $20,850 in the Fourth, plus additional amounts from Concord and nearby areas. The campaign aims to boost overall war bond sales and support the committee’s fundraising efforts.
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Wadler Glough
Chirman
Laberty
Corry
Con Gur
Wayne
Mark Smith
Mra Vito
Eliatimin
Tri
Morgaridge
Chabmai
Charles Couch
Chiulrmasus
Concord
Tynn
Haimod
Ohnimian
Wayman
Airs
Molin Siatth
Campaten
Olin
Crisis Near in Austria Grows Tense
Aurich May 7 conditions in Austria are described as rapidly growing more serious despite a government denial. Dispatches here claim the government has issued a directive to justify measures urged by Dreamer Yon Heydhin and hint at a possible decisive step, though details remain undisclosed.
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United Press
Aurich
Austria
Vieninn
Wovernment
Ustranie M
Pew
Yon Heydhin
Klien Announces Sugar Hoarding Crackdown
Erie reports Conrad Klein, county food administrator, vows to stop sugar hoarding. He reiterates the 3 pounds per person monthly limit and says operations will be halted and adjustments made as needed to prevent excess stock. He mentions potential purchases only to cover shortages while aiming to close hoarding.
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Erie
Conrad Klein
Kiein
Market Close and War Treasury Notes Mixed in Trading
Nevada Copper and New York Central shares led broad activity as copper stocks and auto makers moved in late day trading. President Wilson urged a nationwide search for funds and timber needs highlighted by wartime supply orders, with mentions of Union Pacific and Willys-Overland amid uncertain market tone.
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Annoonda
Emolars
Sundabaker WB
Boy Scouts
Cis
Begla
Ourttay Oss
Tor
Wrishta
Nance Department
Alparett
Alveratt
Corry Chapter War Fund Drive Plans and Schulmeisters
Corry Chapter organizes a war relief drive with a Monday meeting reporting events. Funds from entertainments, donations, and auxiliary committees total about 9.01 dollars with planned activities across multiple communities to support Red Cross efforts and winter relief.
Wreck on the P. R. R. disrupts morning schedule
A serious wreck occurred on the P R R north of Chipelty near the Childsatd hill early today. An engine and three freight cars were derailed and the track torn up. A wrecking crane and Grove from Brockton were called. trouble cleared by noon and tracks were set to prevent further delay to the noon southbound train.
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P. R. IR
Ghipelty
Childsatdhug
City Bond Total Jumps to $250 500 in Local Report
A lengthy city report details bond totals rising to 250 500 amid discussions of municipal improvements. The document notes projections, contractor plans, and TJM street work while referencing city administration figures and funding allocations.
Call for Local Men This Month in Draft Call
A wartime draft notice outlines processing for local men during May. It lists Call No. B72 for 7710 men required for Camp Movile, plus Call No. 378 for 4000 men to Camp Lov, and Call No. 82 for 600 men bound for Camp Greetment. Five day periods begin May 25 to May 29, with essential physicals restricting eligibility and a focus on White and physically qualified individuals for the Central MjAiry unit.
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Greentent
Goi Durie
Humphreya
Aeconak
Vii
Wirlig
Humibor
Negroes Held Here Were Discharged After Alarming Confusion
Discharges followed confusion over refusal to prove guilt as authorities released several Black residents. One man Frankelin Clifton and others faced charges including breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony. A theft accusation cited a pistol, booze, a $427 currency stash, and several checks taken from Mrs Margaret McClard’s home.
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Fearilin Warn
Ander
Frankelin—Clifton
Hamilton
Joan Brown
Monty
Wbulldie
Bean
Margaret McClsard
Allegheny Graduates Fifty One Today
Meadville May 7 United Press reports Allegheny College graduates fifty one members in a class rushed by war. The ceremony marked earlier graduation than usual with many completing courses alongside faculty.
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United Prese
Meadville
Alegheny Cotoga
Claoa
Clas
Ikoao
Thompson Trial Begins In Federal Court
Wittaburgh May 7 Josiah Thompson of Fayette county stands charged in a United States court with violating federal banking laws. The former bank employe faces counts of embezzlement falsification of books and book juggling tied to two years ago first National Bank of Uniontown where he was a resident. The indictment accuses him of diverting funds and concealing transactions in a scheme to benefit other projects.
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United Press
Wittaburgh
Josiah Thompson
Fayette County
Million Fire
United States
Lodax
Ini National Bani
Uniontown
Thompson
Ate
Casualties List Totals Forty One in Latest Report
Readable fragments show a casualty tally of 41 with scattered names and places including Aratelisind and Hoty, referencing a battle context. Mentions of individuals such as Joseph Huber and Penpeyh Fania appear amid garbled OCR style text. The item lacks complete clarity but preserves the core event of a casualty count and named persons.
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Farkyenne
Hiseph
Huber
Hoty
United States Government Plans Armed Force Mobilization
A garbled report references Washington DC and General Crowder speaking on military manpower requirements. It mentions Arizona Delaware and Vermont, class one men, aging and training, and potential callups tied to funding, with talks of reserves and invasion theory, all wrapped in unclear dates and figures.
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United Press
Washington
Arizona
Delaware
Niin
Fenian of
America
Crowiter Auiel
House Begun Aircraft Probe Today
The House Military Audits Committee opened a World War II era inquiry into the alleged waste and mismanagement of a $1,012,000,000 appropriation for aircraft work. The probe involves Secretary of War, Chief of State, and other members of the War Production Board, with Senate actions forthcoming and resolutions anticipated.
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Washington
Wien
Wi Moker Chie
Stat Genera March
Genera Ryan
Hye Alparaft Pradielion
Willy
U boat sunk by U S ship Tidewater claims hit
The Navy Department reports that a German submarine was destroyed by the gun crew of the American ship Tidewater on March 17. Reports say the first hit sent the submarine to the bottom, while the second and third shots were clean hits and the vessel sank.
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Cho de Parks
Tay Today
Tarves
United Press
Paris
Hungard
United Presa
Lorraine
Meuse
Verdun
Weetlan
Tou
Hns
Mandara
Utty
Rey Maes
Olty Ouney
Sharon Saal
Lwxan Nonlaee
Washington
Navy Department
Tidewater
Threswell
Sligts
Two Killed in Explosion at Buffalo Chemical Plant
Two men died and nine more were buried after a blast at the National Aniline and Chemical Company plant in Buffalo on May 6. Reported dead are Lawrence Valupick and John Waldediol, laborers, with several workers seriously injured.
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Buffalo
Ntional Aniline and Chemical Company
Mey
Lawrence Valupick
John Waldediol
Honor Flag Celebration Prep Draws Community Leaders
A large civic gathering convenes to plan an honor flag celebration. City officials including Mayor Alexander discuss parade routes, security, and musical programs with committees and school representatives.
Former Corry Pastor Enters War Work
Rev Homer J Potter, former pastor of the First M I Church of Brookville, will join the American army as a YMCA worker. He will leave Brookville within days to begin training and soon move to Seeview Movar. An anonymous German letter criticized his departure, and a $1000 reward has been offered for the writer’s identity and conviction.
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Homer J. Potter
Corry
M. I. Church
Brookville
Tmz
Frances
Ye McA
Rey Potter
Brookeville
Uining
Seeview
Rey
Potter
Wien
Inn
Germany
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