Turbulent Weather and Far-Reaching News From May District
A chaotic report details heavy rainfall and wind threats on Tuesday, disrupting Second Ward areas with flooding and toppled infrastructure. The text mentions police activity at a Sheffield location, a crash near Spru tirths where two drivers escaped injury, and stolen vehicles tied to Crawford Beverage. The document also references a broad array of topics from synagogue events to marine news, violinist David Rubiner’s performances, property transfers, college news, and protection research under Dr. S. Z. Yuster.
Trained City Girls Work On Chau Farms Jamestown May 22
Gloria Menton an 18 year old from Mintiottan enrolled in a two week course at the Farm andaly volice near Jamestown LT to learn farm duties. She demonstrated skill in handling horses milking cows and general field work while training on the Marl farm East Randolph and other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Gloria Menton
Mintiottan
Marlin
Jaker
Gloria
Mme
Martin Turmy
ToLure
Han
Meyer Jahene Howe
SPECIAL SHOE STAMPS AVAILABLE IN EMERGENCIES
The OPA announced flexible shoe stamp issuance for emergency cases unable to apply in person. District offices may issue peel stamps to individuals with proof of need, including those away at home or in transport, to facilitate rationing and ensure access during shortages.
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Apecia
OPA
Wanted Hard of Hearing Men and Women Advertised
An advertisement seeks men and women who are hard of hearing. The copy mentions a home method and ear drops as a product test. It notes availability at Kipdaley's Pharmacy and stores everywhere, urging readers to test the claimed benefits.
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Kipdaley
Eisenhower Broadcasts Invasion Aid Instructions to Occupied Nations
London May 22 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower's supreme command told occupied peoples how to aid the invasion by gathering road, bridge, river, and terrain data. He urged continued caution, warned of German reprisals, and said leaflets with guidance are being dropped while some may be faked.
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Eisenhower
Mmouunayce
Waco
London
Dwight D. Wainnhower
Vochiirias
Pune
Terre
Eienhower
UBL
Ums
Eiseninner
Carefually
Supreme Commanier
Bhat
Aiverel
Yanks Near Anzio Advance In New Italian Offensive
Allied forces broke through near Piedimonte in the List valley as Polish infantry and armor encircled the town. American troops pushed toward Terracina and Monte San Biagio while German reserves shifted from the Adriatic front to bolster the Pico area. Prisoners exceed 6,000 as operations threaten to envelop the Liri valley defenses and push toward Rome with advances from Monte Pusilenano and Montel Gas.
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Anzio
Eighth Army
Northern Iron
Monte Sevelo
Pyench
Lintvalle
Pontecorve
Piedimonte
List
Wis
Inonpine, Uy
Wisteporald
Adriatic
Pico
Ponsiecorve-Aquino
Lirk
Monte San Biggio
Fondi
Terracing
Prichs
Pitt
Rome
North East Seeks 7000 For Farm Labor Needs
Ers e details indicate a labor shortage in North East as 2 000 workers are requested for two days of harvest. Paul Crossman cites 1 200 unused, with 550 required in North East to cover cherry picking. Officials from Penn State College’s labor department assist Erie County on housing and placement.
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North Baghaget
George Pin
North East
Paul Crossman
Erie County
Crossman
Advance Army Call For Three Corry Selectees
Three Corry residents Charles Prictoy James J. Wensworth and Oliver Bexlur were named in an advance army call from the reserve pool. They must report for appointired examinations and be ready to depart within a day or two, with formal notices expected from the draft board later in the week. The telegrams and postings indicated a formal call and imminent travel arrangements for the men, with further lists to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ulatetet
Mayei
Liserne Prictoy
James J. Wensworth
Olver Bexlur
Erle
Union City
Robbery at Pottsville Pool Parlor Reported
Police report a daylight heist at a Pottsville pool parlor with robbers wearing hoods and armed with rifles and revolvers fleeing with between 6000 and 10400 dollars. About 40 people were present during the early morning robbery at 2340 hours.
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Pottsville
Mayr
Yeseretay Moening
Vicina
Cooperation Needed for Tourist Camps Raises Concerns
East area officials warn of a serious problem unless owners of tourist camps and large buildings cooperate. The note stresses the need for coordination to avoid mounting issues in the region.
Hotel delays prompt relief injunction in April case
Jamestown officials report state relief at injunction on Newlow in April hotel delayed. The piece notes federal contributions for old age assistance and dependent children, with figures totaling across programs and a court action restraining hostelry operations. It mentions OPA enforcement officer David A. White, a tentative temporary order, and the service deadline set for May 0.
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Newlow
Haratsborg
Opiwiskance
Pynreayivoytin
Sil API
Dacrease
Mavel
Tor Verihra
Waslsharen
Ehgape
Jamestown
Moya
Reynlzing Seevich
OBA
Edo
Merton Dubson
David A. White
OPA
United States
Judae
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Suel
St. Aericuss
William Rogers
Sheffield
Audas
Police de Parlient Uy
Sugarday
Majle Neukers
Clymer
Florence Nichols
Spurtinshure
Nichols
Diana Ros
Pha
Op Saniley
Guy LollaWite
Childrey
Lo Bylig
Maryland City
Werner
Nizht
Tie Radio Yengrang
Heny Admien
Mirinn
Bryant
Spartansong
Marshall Islands
David Rubiner
New Yorke
NBG
Arent
Elmer Kincaid
Trotter
Shell
Don W. Kineuld
Cuneo
Wayne Gait Wola
Cou Howen
Salwaday Arip
Briefie
Hintuedon Volutes
Turkment Joy
Studenin
Erro
Z. Yuster
School of Mineral Industries
Penn
Bate College
Miro
Peyeylvania
Oman
sColimbia
Lina Csi
Evangelistic Services
Conducted
Rev
George Larber
Church OF the Nazarene
Essex Street
Corry, PA
Heiman
Hotel
Vandal
Tan
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