Corry area notes include fire, meeting and court items
Wreck on Gates Street prompts police inquiry after a truck overturn on East Main. Red Cross board to speak Tuesday afternoon at Munterps building, with two major matters on the agenda. May term criminal court convened at Erie with forty cases to present to grand jury. Pipeline history cited in New York Times piece. oil transport evolution noted. US Steel shipments for April total 1,687,874 tons, with year-to-date 6,898,045 tons. Parking meters installed on Center Street, funds to Red Cross and Salvation Army. Decoration Day mass choir rehearsal set for 7:30 PM at Presbyterian church. Drawn Pennsylvania selective service shows 290,519 or 69.2% deferred. Mother’s Day observed in Corry with services and family reunions. Local shops report mixed business. continental Rubber Strike settled at 3:30 PM in Washington.
Amendments Proposed to Federal Milk Order Rules in New York Milkshed
A public hearing set for May 4 in Brooklyn and May 16 in Albany will examine nine amendments to federal milk orders governing farm prices in the New York milkshed. Proposals from farmers and organizations number eighty three, with fourteen from the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association and Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency. Amendments target fluid milk price, cooperative payments, and pricing of milk sold outside the area, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Claude Wickard
Morton
New York Metropolitan
Mr. Oladakis
Owen D. Young
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Jinc
Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency, Inc
Net
New Jersey
Uft
Three Housing Sites To Be Recommended
Corry’s housing program moves forward with three potential sites slated for submission to Federal authorities in Washington this week. A topographic survey is under way for the favored locations near the fair grounds, with a decision expected after a site committee hearing Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
North Corry
Tiny Peder Wars
Sehenor
Washington
Emiy
Dominy
Two Meadville youths injured in crash during joy ride
In Meadville Pennsylvania on May 12 two youths were injured in a crash during an alleged stolen car joy ride. Merland Knickerbocker, 18, sustained a fractured skull and critical injuries while Thomas Henderson, 20, suffered facial lacerations and other hurts. The vehicle, a new demonstrator, sped past an S curve two miles south of town, failing to negotiate the curve after leaving its parking area near the M. E. Wyatt agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Fouiths
Rosates
Merland B. Knickerbocker
Meadville High School
Thomas Henderson
Employe
Bf Talon, Inc
Ten Thousand British Prisoners in Greece
Reported in Greece that 10,000 British troops are prisoners with many notable captives including Avatrallan Buuggeter General Purkigion and G P Parsoun of Haifa. Officers and soldiers sense the British expeditionary force faces long odds against superior German forces aided by Luftwaffe and panzer units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Avatrallan-Bugetter
Purkigion
Wak G. P. Parsoun
Haifa
Palestine
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Promise Quick Health Restores
Advertisement extols Thompson's Borsoma Tablets to relieve aches and pains and improve kidney function by aiding waste elimination. It urges readers to try the tablets, priced 50 cents, and suggests Golden Lax Tablets at 25 cents for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Strike Threats at New Crisis In Shipyard Labor Talks
AFL opposition to a Padge coast walkout of 1700 shipyard machinists sparked threats of a broad strike at 60 General Motors plants with $700,009.00 in defense contracts. Mediation board officials reported resumed talks and no indication of halt to production as CIO leaders and company reps pushed for a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eramatea Eres
General Motors Corporation
Bouton Navy Yard
American Federation of Labor
AFL
National Defense Mediation Board
Hare
General ‘Motors
CIO
United Automobile Workers
W. H. Davis
Wheat Ballot Timing On May 31 In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg May 12 47000 and 30000 wheat growers in Pennsylvania will vote on a proposal to extend federal Agriculture Department authority to control sales of this year's wheat. The date may hinge on a Congress resolution as the crop reporting service forecasts another bumper wheat crop with war affecting export chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssoucuuon
Corry Girl to Graduate From Nursing School
Miss Harriett Wynn of Fast Main Street will graduate with the class of twenty four from St. Vincent's hospital school of nursing at exer cises this evening at 8 o'clock at the Villa Maria school. Corry attendees include Mrs. Lean Wynn Norbert Hachomer George Gordon Jr and Miss Virginia Love land as Dr O'Brien speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harriett Wynn
Leon Wynn
Fast Main Street
St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing
Villa Maria School
O'Brien
Lean Wynn
Norbert Hachomer
George Gordon, Jr
Virginia Loveland
Tax Cutting Ultimatum May Be Proposed
Democrats in the House promised action on the budget as Governor James faces a biannual start. Eight emergency tax cuts were approved, including a cent per gallon gas tax and a cent per ten cigars, with more to be released by Ways and Means. Senate leaders floated extending taxes if revenue proves low. a special session could be called in 1942. The calendar also notes postponement of hospital takeovers and transportation costs for high school pupils totaling about 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Janes
Ways Aid Means Committee
Senate
Harry Shapiro
James
Achterman
For Sale Items Across Thompson Farm and Corry Area
A jumble of garage sale style notices lists horses cattle vehicles and tools for sale near Corry Pennsylvania. Listings include 20 head of horses and cattle from Thompson's Poultry Farm in Clymer plus a 1934 Plymouth coupe and a homemade tractor. Also advertised are a set of Bret Harte books, an Edison Victrola, antique furniture, a bed and hardware, and various farm and garden items. Prices and contact details are variably provided for multiple sellers around Clymer and Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Clymer
Corry
Mitler
Clymer-Columaus Road
Bret Harte
Edison
Boston House
West Chural Statia
Mast South Street
Burt Gates
RD. 1
Youth Killed Cleveland Girl Shot Himself
Coroner Samuel R. Gerber ruled motive unknown in a murder death by own action case. Miss Josephine Scott 25, assistant club editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and William Haltenberger Jr. 30, Tulsa University research student, were found in a car by the Chagrin River in Moreland Hills. A 38 caliber revolver lay between them. Haltenberger fired a shot at Scott then killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Samuel R. Gerber
Lrunette
Josephine Scott
Cleveland Plain Dealer
William Haltenberger, Jr
Tulsa, University
Chagrin River
Fashionable
Moreland Hills Village
Gerber Seid Haltenberger
Miss Scott
Roy W. Scott
City Hospital
Markets Stock Pittsburgh Produce May 12
Market notes show moderate demand for produc ers with steady apples and potatoes. New York and Maine varieties commanded prices, while Idaho and Alabama items appeared steady. Buffalo livestock traded unevenly, with cattle and calves showing varied price moves and strong sheep/lam b demand noted. Industry stocks in New York and regional markets mixed amid cautious trading and ongoing price adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New York
Baldwins
Rome
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Starkey
Virginia
York
Imperials
Maine
Idaho
Fragmented OCR Severe Noise Entry
The text is heavily garbled with missing words and nonsensical phrases. It mentions wind and early stages of a campaign but provides no clear events, names, dates, organizations, or locations to anchor a coherent summary. No verifiable entities are extractable for a proper card.
Fragmented OCR hints at disrupted city scene and activity
Readable fragments depict a disordered scene with mentions of a field, a hill, a burns incident, and various unclear actions. The text references people and places in a jumbled narrative, suggesting an interrupted report or diary entry rather than a clear event.
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Studebaker
Ernest Bodow
Sparlansburg
The
Red Cross
Munterps
Warren
Ariday
Allen Henry
Stone Avenue
East Main Street
Henry
Criminal Court
Erle
St. Thomas Ushers ‘Society
St Thomas
D. A. Hillstrom
Corry~ Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
YM Ca
Pennsylvania ‘Young Men's Christian
EH. Mack
Lyle Hall
Ridgway
Syn May
New York, Times
Tiluayike
Iraq
Pithale Field
Titusville
Miller's Farm
Oiields
Bayonne
N. J
United States
United States Steel Corp
Marciana
Uke
Center Street
Red Grass
Salvation Army
Presbyterian Church
W. D. Knowlton
Gorry
Waebbirton, Today
Metulion Board
Inne
Dairymen's League
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Anna Eleanor
Boettiger
Ellioth Franklin
John
Liberty Bet
Sam Houston
Robert A. Lovett
Vol McCoy
W. True
Hervey Allen
Georgia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Democrats
George G. Mack
Viennity
Buffalo General Hospital
Theo. G. Williams
Phal
Tita
Coolerate _ Crystal Teeker Co
Perry Collier
East South Street
Jack Dempsey
Silamanca
Lindsley's and
McCandreww
Barton, Corry
Auto Body Repair
Wiggers Auto Body Hospital
Dia
A. J. Alkens Motor
First Avenue
Stearns Super Service
Spring Creek
Sted Martin Hoss
R. Lee
Rawford M. Woodship
George Canela
Blew
Coby
Boyd Spencer
Crawford M. Woods Co
Tractor Fuel Bessons
Doane's
Taqui W. Cahen
Tive-mon
Amsi
Shiall Farm
Cory
York Omeath
Suraty
Rossbacher Agency
Aver
Dial
Glenn Hepler & Son
Liberty St
Newark
ACE Auto Store
Brisham Howe
Center St
Ab Braley
Naylin Center Street
Strniker
Amd
Reasonably Press
Burt Guins
Pa Atlas
Enannya
At-Np
Atcoenya
Matt St. Aus
Porren
Newihy
Tor Rew
Hots
Taw
Pleasant St
Huquiire
Pleasant Te
Lanstion's
Mt Polya Corners
Cotyhouse
Intri
Fourth Ave
Gory
Chean
Shrmoth House
AM Brown
Donneau
West Wayne Street
Wilbur
Roscoe Jordan
Prederick Street
Walter L. Femer
Overy
Penna
Delys
Ford
Tony
Americas
T&t
Veit Atlantic
Bethlehem
Boeing Airplane
Columbia Gas
CHO Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
General Erectle General
Mntors
Internatonal Wictel Kennecott
Montgomery Ward
Aero ‘Supply
Arkansas
Nat Gag Cities Service
South Fennett
Dyille
Pranis
Night Otter Ks
Butler
Fotnstown
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