Arrest of 552 Draft Deliquents by AP Report
Special agents arrested 453 men in 19 cities on draft law charges. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said the raids were not mass tactics but results of investigations locating individuals delinquent with draft boards for failing to report for physicals, induction, or reporting changes of address. Hoover noted 137 arrests in New York and 16 in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ciles
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Failire
New York City
San Francisco
War Production Board Simplifies Oil Industry Materials Access
The War Production Board amended its petroleum priority order to streamline material access through the Office of the Petroleum Administrator for War. The change aims to simplify discovery and development of oil and gas fields and facilitate construction maintenance and operating supplies.
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Associated Bross
Washington
War Production Board
Office of
Petroleum Administrator For
WEB
Michigan Capital Crippled by Strike in Lansing
Lansing bus drivers walked out depriving about 100000 residents of public transport. War workers and others faced long detours as Industry Coach Lines employees halted service, forcing many to seek alternate travel to jobs and essential routes disrupted by the sudden strike.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Ara
Ief
Recruiting Party For Women’s Army Corps Slated May 19
Local notice calls attention to a Women’s Army Corps recruiting party set for May 19 at City Building. Two Brie recalling office members will arrive to assist applicants with exams and questions while office hours remain 2 to 4 and 7:99 p.m. at the Civilian Defense office on the second floor of the Municipal Building.
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Brie
Civilian Defense Office
Prieda Miller to London as Woman of the Month
The former New York Industrial Commissioner Prieda Miller will go to London as special assistant to U.S. Ambassador John G. Winant. In an interview she says postwar reconstruction hinges on providing jobs and urges international and industrial cooperation to ensure full employment and rational labor use. She notes Britain's experience with weekly labor hiring and warns against passive inaction that could hinder recovery.
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New York
Prieda Miller
New London
University of Chicago
Jeter
Ladies’ Garmen
Womenn Industry
New York Department of Labor
Ard
Frances Perkins
Miss Miller
London
Eld
British Ministry of Labor
State Department
England
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Meeting Generates Bake Sale Plan
Sixteen members of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the church for the regular meeting. President Mrs. A. B. Morrison led the business session and plans were formed for an apron and bake sale to be held May 22. Birthday songs honored Mrs. Ta Lmendell and Mrs. N. R. Dickson, with the oldest members Alma Gardener, A. D. Colegrove, and Frank Geiger saluted. A tureen dinner followed at five o'clock.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
A. B. Morrison
Ta Lmendell
N.R. Dickson
Alma Gardener
A. D. Colegrove
Prank Geiger
H. L. B. MacLees
Frank Morris
Eastern Star Plans Spring Musicale at Masonite Temple
Corry City chapter of Eastern Star schedules a Spring Musicale on Wednesday evening May 19 at 8 15 o clock to raise funds. General chairman Mrs Tracy Whitehead leads the committee with Hymn Rice handling decorations Nancy Miller Ritch S. B. Lenoria and Wisker Nigh among those directing publicity and other details for the event at the Masonite Temple.
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Eastern Star
Corry City
Order of Eastern Star
Tracy Whitehead
Mrs Howard Blakeslee Honored by Friends Visitation
Mrs Howard Blakeslee nee Mary Louise Jonson is toasted at a home gathering hosted by Miss Anne Baressi on East Street. Guests include Miss Mary Anderson Mrs Stanley Nichols Miss Helen Lads Miss Ruth Dahlstrand Miss Helen Johnson Mrs Wave Perkins and others. An auction bridge game featured Mrs Blakeslee winning top honors. A miscellaneous shower yielded gifts, followed by a dessert lunch with wedding cake ice cream and coffee.
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R. A Boehomer
Erie
Mark Rogers
Genevieve Burtleft
Titusville
Paul Mould
Baffalo
Betly Tilz
Corrine Cullen
Kathleen Hazel
Erle
New York Central
New York City
Stuty
Aus
Robert Trisket
Elizabethtown
Amonth
Trisket
Columbus
Seret
Crrlple Caldwell
Satpson
BE. Prasier
Hampton
Vieloy
Ransom Johnson
Ralph Foster, Jr
Temple University
Philadelphia
Washington Street
Army
Air Corps
Qeell Akam
Glenn Les
Dewnvilla
W.Y
Mary Shamburg
Virginia Young
Charlotte Huthure
Dick Alfred
Burton Jourdet
Jamestown
Lieu
Ehlar Daye
City
Howard Blakeslee
Vis
Mary Louise Jonson
Anne Baressi
East Stith Sizer
Gueets
Mary Anderson
Stanley Nichols
Helen Lads
Ruth Dahlstrand
Heen Johnson
Wave Perkins
Leon Brown
Eva Kepler
Helen Spencer
H. G. Wolfe
Ola Young
Charles Parkhurst
Raymond Moore
Helen Fordyce
Blakeslee
Helpful Hints for Housewives and Pantry Tips
A readable fragment lists sandwich spread ingredients using bread slices and peanut butter with mayonnaise, plus a syrup recipe for Victory Coena to mix with water and vanilla. It also describes mint vinegar for seasoning, advising refrigeration and storage in jars.
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Aryums Sanawien
Girl Scouts Hold Regular Meeting in Corry
The Corry Girl Scout group met last evening with a flag ceremony led by Clara Hill. Mrs A S Boag, hospital auxiliary president, instructed selling Tag Day benefit tags. Members earned badges for drawing and painting Norma Nantes, Marilyn Wallace, Patsy Skinner, Julia Piocardi, Virginia Purcell, Harriet Markkert joined as a new member. The troop plans to meet Friday next week.
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Clara Hill
A. S. Boag
Corry Hospital
Joan Scheppners
Norma Feat Nantes
Marilyn Wallace
Housekeeping
Patsy Skinner
Julia Pioccardi
Comunity Life
Virinia Purcell
Interpre Deen Paling
Harriet Markkert
Mrs Lynn Campbell Hosts Amici Class Meeting
Mrs Lynn Campbell hosted the Amici Bible Class of the United Brethren in Shuist church last evening at her home on Seventh site. Mrs Campbell led the devotional period and President Mrs Bush conducted the business session where pledges for Camp Findley were decided. After the meeting a social hour and lunch were served by committee members for the twenty nine attendees.
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Lynn Campbell
Amici
United Brethren
Shuist Church
Zempbell
Bush
Camp Findley
Campbell
H.R. Harris
Bees Hammond
Leon Bloss
Willis Vhce
Postwar Reconstruction Reports From Miss Miler Cuts In
Curiosity about chip handling ideas grows as Miss Miler dots in London ponder reports that may aid the tangled economic and industrial snarles of postwar reconstruction and its wider applications.
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Miler
London
OPA Eases Regulations On Meat For Farmers
The Office of Price Administration eased meat rationing for farm consumption of home produced livestock. Farmers slaughtering and dressing cattle will not surrender ration points. Custom slaughtered meat is exempt, letting households use or transfer meat between farms without ration stamps.
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Office of Price Adinistration
Fainted Bullet Color Coded Hits Revealed in War Planes
Bullets used by gun crews in war planes show distinctive colors for target practice with color smeared edges around bullet holes indicating hits. The marking system records where shots struck, revealing aim patterns and effectiveness in air combat training.
Birth Announcement for Prancie Shreve’s Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs Prancie Shreve of R D 1 Spartansburg welcomed a baby boy this morning at the Cav hospital.
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Prancie Shreve
Spartansburg
Cav
unclear OCR fragment hints at sports or events in Tyrussville area
Fragmentary lines mention Tyrussville, Oc land, planning for a stall, College of fame, a windup, and a high bridge Sprit victory. The text is garbled with no clear event, date, or participants to identify a coherent news item.
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Tyrusvill
Ocland Pield
Shermas North East
Frank Aion
Franklin Ke
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