Corry News Briefs Report Local Events And Incidents
Erie area notes include court filings with eleven non support cases, a large domestic relations list, and realty transfers. Police report a street incident with three youths near a Sandstrom property and a patrolman's inquiry into a vandalized alley. Community events feature Poppy Day by VFW Auxiliary, a Rex Theatre charity cal lation for Army Navy Relief, and a farm mechanical judging victory by Ivan Schoenfeldt.
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Pilty
Leroy Search
Henry Beers
Union City
Louis Russ
Gorry
Erie Council Tightens Blackout Law With Fines
Erie May 20. Regulations for residents during the first blackout to be evacuated in the city were added to an ordinance submitted by Mayor Charlie R Barber and approved by council. The ordinance authorizes police fire and auxiliary personnel and air raid wardens to enforce blackout plans and compel compliance. violations can bring fines up to 100 and imprisonment up to 40 days if fines and costs are not paid within 10 days.
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Erie
Charlie R. Barber
Reading
Fie
Fhe City
Sie
Cuba to use voting machines in upcoming elections
Jamestown May 20 Citizens in Cuba about 1000 election districts may cast ballots on machines in James town after a visit by Dr Francisco Dellunde representative of the Province of Santiago de Cuba. He inspected the loan product with Alarie Bailey of the Automatic Voting Machine Corporation and said Cuba could switch from paper ballots once the international situation allows. A congressional committee has passed a bill authorizing machine use. Dellunde noted the war's impact on Cuba and shared impressions of the area.
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Jamestown
Cuba
Francisco Dellunde
Provinca of
Saniago de Cuba
Alarie R. Bailey
Automatic Voting Machine Corporation
Soo Ss
Ins
Congressional Committee
Ciy
Dellunde
Aged Sherman Resident Ottaway Dies After Long Life
Olmer J. Ottaway 81 longtime Sherman resident dies Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Colman He was born July 26 1850 in Mina and lived in the town for 51 years He was active in community affairs and a member of the Community church of Sherman and Give Todge Free and Accepted Masons
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Community Church of
Sierman
Give Todge, Free and Accepted
Thirty Nine Conscientious Objectors to Depart California
Kane May 20 Thirty nine conscientious objectors will be transferred this week from the Red Bridge camp in Santa Barbara for emergency work in the Los Padres National Forest. The call for seasoned men to begin operations at the new location on May 25 was conveyed to the Civilian Public Service camp, with departures by train from Reno as details are cleared, likely Friday or Saturday.
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Kane
Red Bridge
Santa Barbara
California
Los Padres National Forest
Rene
Funeral service for mother of Justice Jackson
The funeral for Mrs. Ling J. Buckle mother of U S Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson was held at Stanley funeral home conducted by former Frewsburg Methodist pastor W Brainard of Sugar Grove Pa. Attended by family friends church groups Rebekah and Grange members. Burial followed at Prewsburg cemetery. Justice and Mrs Jackson arrived from Washington and stayed with his sister Mrs Pearcy Adame in the village.
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WB Suns
Evine
W. ©. Brainard
Sugar Grove
Frewsbuirs Methodist Church
Stanley Funerel
Ling J. Buckle
Robert Jackson
U. S. Supreme Court
Cooieties
Rebekah
Prewsburg
Justice
Martin and Ross Win Gubernatorial Races
The report notes Democratic candidates Martin and Ross clinching gubernatorial nominations amid a chaotic scene with potential court action over reapportionment. It mentions Rep. Charles I Paddis facing defeat in a new Washington Allegheny district and reviews nearby special elections where Republican Thomas B Miller led Democrat Daniel J Flood. It also cites Luzerne County judge J Herold Mannery and Osaka Kobe as a major Japanese industrial region producing ships and weapons.
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Tackawanns County
Charles I, Paddis
House
Army Affairs
Washington-Allegheny
Great Furlong
Thomas B. Miller
Daniel J. Flood
J. Herold Mannery
Luzerne
Plannery
County 10 Expected to Receive Similar Gas Tax Revenue
Erie May 20 County Controller Harvey M Willis predicted that Erie County will not suffer greatly this year from gasoline tax receipts. He noted that downstate counties in rationing areas face more financial difficulties, but locally revenue should be similar to recent years at about 175 dollars. Willis stated that Erie County gets one half share from the state tax on gasoline sold in the county.
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Erie
Harvey M. Willis
Mile County
Willis
Erle County
Rural sections lead as Davis wins GOP gubernatorial vote
results show James J. Davis defeating Gen Edward Martin two to one in Wayne township and countywide. Ralph Smith narrowly edges Clair Ross in the Democratic race. Gavin dominates in the 20th Pennsylvania district with strong margins in multiple counties including Warren and Venango.
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Supreme Court
Grover Ladner
Superior Court
M, Musmanne
Clair Rossall
Luther Hart
James J. Reagan
Ralph H. Smith
C. P, Bowers
Ramsey
Black
Elmer Kilroy
Ay Secretary of Internal Affairs
Warren Hess
Leo Achterman
Congress-at
Wim. M
F.A. Coolahan
Inez B. Peel
Congress
James F. Lavery
State Committee
W. Thompson
Nellie Vieyra
W. A. Tofel
Alton W. Cross
Allen M. Stearne
W. McClenachan
John S. Fine
J. A. Williams
Jos. Stadtfeld
John M. Smith
WS. Livengood
S. Cunningham
Ben, Jarrett
Albert Dawson
M. E. Yurkovsky
W. Clyde Harer
R. B. Naugle
F. F. Truscott
Cole
James J. Davis
Edward Martin
Ralph Smith
Clair Ross
Davis MG
Girmingham
Jarrett
Canson
Haror
Troutman
Congress Gavin
Schweitzer
T.B
Wayne Township
Stith
Ross
Taylor
Burris
Cross
Democratic
Thompson
Vieyra
Totel
Wake Prisoner Marines Included in Promotions
Washington May 20 Captain James Roosevelt son of the president has been selected for temporary promotion to major in the Marine Corps. The list names 910 captains advanced and includes officers believed to be prisoners of war. Among them are Captains Frank Cunningham Tharin and Herbert G Freuler both pilots of the Wake Island marine aviation squadron.
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Washington
James Roosevelt
Marine
Marine Corps
Torluy
Frank Cunningham
Tharin
D. C
Herbert G. Preuler
Orinda
Calif
Frewler
Gallant Marine Aviation Squadron
Wake Island
Henry
Sugar Production and Stock Constraints Mentioned by Officials
A report notes limits on stockpiles and ongoing efforts to manage swollen inventories amid a lightering and supply squeeze. Officials did not disclose details but implied provisions may be made for existing excess sugar inventories built up by merchants. Production is around 4,400,000 tons in the United States.
Clymer Club Hosts Pictures on Bogus Money Night
The Clymer Business Men’s Club held a May dinner at the high school with the America Legion Auxiliary serving. An evening program featured moving pictures on South America and a lesson titled Know Your Money about counterfeit currency. Members voted to keep Friday eve shopping open until 10 PM and close Memorial Day.
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GW Lyngie
Emoyene Gratats Thitedsy Sventnd
Delen Chayinkux
Lillian Rustink
John Tewinkle
Ee Duevnk
Lyle Compton
Henry Habink
Arthur Habink
Glen Habink
G. A. Tenpas
Sam Dunnewold
Leigh Willink
Edward Wiggers
William Grayink
Gilbert ‘Ton
Irene Ton
Joseph McGinnies
Crystal Ballroom
Jamestown
N. Y
Marion Gallup
Syracuse
Helen Beekerink
Inns
Florida
Wassink
B. Spitzer
Meadville
Hey
Metheny College
Clarence, Jr
Business Men's Club
Clymer Central School
Ladies of the America Legion Auxiliary
South America
Roy Grayvnk
Canada
Perry Mead
Columbus
Harry Ramona
Matthew Stormes
Clarence Staley
Frank Whiteley
Garry
Henry Rhebergen
Buffalo
Ivan Rhebergen
Fort Niagara
William Rhebergen
Larry
Ardith
Harnest Hindsle
Edward Gherry
Hinsdale
Cheny
Ger
Kay
Jacqueline
Barbers Goring
Elaine Kooman
Carol’ Kooman
Patty
Sandra Goggins
Janette Gravink
Roberta Bridges
Donna Ton
Leona Newhouse
Norman
Donald Eshelman
Richard Ten Haker
Lwelyn Tegteys
Gallup
Adice Kearns
Carol Ton
Ard Eshelman
Willams
Butley
Gail
H. Lyke
Horndll
Edris Newhouse
Wilton
Duetnie
Robert
Seblink
Helen Beckerink
Corry Hospital
Waller Senruard
Jean
Shirley
Reservations for Mead Park Urged and Rules Talked
Mead Park reservations were urged at the monthly meeting of the association. Directors asked parties to reserve the covered table through caretaker A Stennett to avoid conflicts. They voted to put up signs limiting vehicle speed to ten miles an hour and discussed pond sunfish stocking and tennis court construction. Benjamin Franklin was 77 when he negotiated the peace with Great Britain.
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Mead Park
Regula
Wittt
A. Stennett
Safety Rules for Auto Pool Warns Chicago Drivers
Chicago May 20 Ten safety rules for auto pools were suggested today by the National Safety Council. The rules urge a definite driving schedule, full but not overloaded cars, no distractions for drivers, no horseplay, proper entry from the right side, well adjusted brakes, careful passing, strict obedience to signs, functioning lights and clean windows, proper tire inflation and rotation, and frequent tire checks. The council stresses cautious driving and notes that a loaded car accelerates more slowly and stops take longer.
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Cafe and Conserva
Aida
Joy Manufacturing cuts dividend at Franklin Pennsylvania
Franklin Pa May The Joy Manufacturing Company declares a quarterly dividend of 20 cents a share on common stock payable June 15 to holders of record June 1, down from 30 cents. President J D A Morrow cites rising federal taxes as the cause. Tax impact projected at 63 to 80 percent of earnings for the year.
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Franklin
Joy Manufacturing Company
Ursdey
J. D. A. Morrow
Warnines
Congress
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Eien
St. James
Eritst Dunick
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Quarte
John Cullen
First Ward
Larry Sandstrom
Sandstrom
Hoss
Erle
Lea Filegar
RS. Emerson
Warden Street
August W. Nortell
Bracken Keating Company
George K. Bond
Harold Sheffer
Second Avenue
Barry
John Flanigan
Charlotte Souter
Vincente Street
Oakland
Gullf
Wilson
Oliver Souter
Cory
Orlando
Pla
Soutoy
Robert M. Chinse
Corry
Mildred Smith
Court House
Buddy
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Merlin Stoltzius
William Stoltzius
Spartansburg
Regis Burne
Rex Theatre
Army
Navy
Girl Scouts Snunelform
Ivan Schoenfeldt
North East
Keystone Association
Future Farmers of America
State College
Pennsylvania
Springfield
Mass
FFA
Kansas City
Carl
Kelly) Edwards
Texan
Wien
du Pall
Tex
D- Wentis
Pomona Grange
Walisbire
Erie Council
Jamestown Made
Sherman
Mother OF Jackson
Martin
Osaka-Kobe
Japan
Davis
Gavin
Victor
Smith
Titusville
Vitusville
R. B. Mahony
Assembly
Ladeway
George C. Mages
Mahany
Saegertown
Barugh
Machin
Menston House
Fourth Ward
Oil City
Leon H. Savin
Old City
George H. Schweitzer
Warren
Werren
Veraigo
WAKE
Cone
U. 3
Your
Clymer
McGinnias
Enm
Methodist Church
Samuelson
Epworth
North Clymer
D. D. Samuelson
Reformed Church
Gettie Timmer
Leeder
Ardith Rhebergen
Frederick Rhebergen
Topi
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T. U
Plelock
Benjamin Franklin
Great Britain
National Safety Council
Chicago
Franklin Company
AC EL
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Penn Senior Motor Oil
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