Automobil motion update and court notices amid unclear events
Automobil driven by Thomas Garetty travels near Grove treat aiding Mra Walling as a wide mix of reports shows production at 133600 units against 127283 last week. Various legal actions and public notices include court dispositions, juvenile cases, and hearings on police conduct, with local appeals and health updates amid a broader wartime era news roundup.
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Thomas Garetty
Grove Treat
EG. Walling
W. Smitth
Civil Service Defeat Threatens State Funds in Pennsylvania
May 24 Harrisburg Associated Press reports state Labor and Industry Secretary Lewis Q Mines says the defeat of the Tallman civil service bill in the Senate could cost Pennsylvania 97 million in federal funds for the Employment Compensation Division and 1.2 million for the Department of Health. He proposes a substitute bill limited to Labor and Industry to preserve administrative funding. Senate Republicans blocked Tallman, risking further federal aid.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Lewis Q. Mines
State
Labor and Inustry
Tullman Civil Service
Senate
Pennsylvania
Civil Service
Compensation Board of Review
Social Security Board
Hines
Reno
Department of Labor and Industry
Department of Heath
Jon J. Shaw
Jithin
Warren Plant Expansion Follows New Process Purchase
May 24 report that New Process Company bought Pickett Hardware buildings at Third Ave and Alickory Street including the store and rear warehouse. It will rent back the store space for seven and a half years while new acquisitions become storage and shipping space replacing the Pennsylvania Ave unit. Officials say the relocation across the street from the main mail order plant will improve convenience and cut costs.
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New Process Company
Warren
Pickett Hardware Company
Third Avenue
Alickory Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Seid
Daily Quiz Answers From Page Four
Answers displayed for a daily quiz list names and items. Notable entries include William Tyler Page Catherine of Aragon Thomas Jefferson and Douglass Fairbanks. Mentions Cleveland Indians Weehawken and a reference to a news analyst.
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William Tyler
Catherine of ‘Aragon
A. Sirs
Thomas Jefferson
Cleveland Indians
Husband
L Weehawken
J.i
Douglss Fairbanks
Skua
Boy Scout Logene! District 6 Postpones Rally Plans
The District 6 Boy Scouts announce the postponement of the Hally or umporee due to current constraints. The committee plans to proceed with Memorial Day parade duties, with Sea Scouts Troop 84 debuting in new uniforms and local troop efforts praising recent showings.
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Pape
Vine Clisterer
Sea Scouts
Troop 84
Ethel McCray
Erie
Uniforms and awards for local troop members
The troop added new uniforms and awarded twelve Tendartval distinctions to members including Herbert Pease Herman Baril Eugene Brooks Gens Sadkett Wai Becker Dewey Corkling Jack sets logy Herbert Coniby Lloyd Medels land Wilfred Coyson Herbert Buray and Joni Lambros. Posters for Bonds are to be distributed by Wick Baul Willers and Ernest Grooker. The group submitted to the Evie Board of Review and await results as plans advance for Corry Engle Lite and Star Boots. Memorial pay or Decoration Day is hoped for, with midyear progress noted.
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Herbert Pease
Herman Baril
Eugene Brooks
Gens Sadkett
Wai. Becker
Dewey Corkling
Jack
Logy
Herbert Coniby
Lloyd Medelsland
Wilfred —Coyson
Herbert Buray
Joni Lambros
Mb Wil
Bis Wick
Ernest Grooker
Hawler
Evie Board of Review
Wnd
Corry
B.C.N
Inne
Kane Named Full Time Secretary for Chamber of Commerce
WAKO May 2. Alan K Heydrick, current secretary and former recreation supervisor of district WPA activities, was approved for a three month trial as full time secretary. The board plans a broad drive for new members and discussed member fees and potential growth under supervision.
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WAKO
Eucumats
Alan K Heydrick
Chamber of Commerce
WPA
Dont Merce
Heydrick
Edward Ib. Cart Ion
Two Brigades Review Future at Indiantown
Two infantry brigades from a large division conducted parallel reviews at Indiantown GaP May 24. About 7000 soldiers staged maneuvers, with a possible division-wide review of 14 000 men anticipated. both units praised field discipline and coordination as leaves and Memorial Day privileges offered.
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Pres Indiantown Gap
Sth
Otcers
S5th
John Aiken
Stth
Edward d. Stackpole, Jr
Mull Field
Expansion of Credit Bureau Service Hopes for Profit
A committee weighs expanding the credit bureau service to develop a division wide chamber into a profitable business. The move aims to broaden services and improve profitability for the bureau and related divisions.
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Arive
Credit Buteali
Farm Implements for Sale and Household Goods Listings
Classified notices show items for sale and trades including a Fordson tractor with plows and cultivator, and seed potatoes from Corry area. A moving sale offers furniture and a typewriter at 920 Spring St. Musical merchandise advertises Baldwin pianos by James & Daly in Erie with a contact. A stray line references Venus temperature and a math note.
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Fordson Tractor
A, C
Sandburg
Corry
Gesk
Spring St
Ates
Erie
James & Daly
West Ith Street
Buffalo Livestock Market Report May 24
Hogs 150 market nominally steady with 180-230 lb good and choice at 9.45 to 9.80, weights 40-50 cents higher. Cattle active, steady week, steers over 1000 lbs slow. good $10.50-11.00, medium $9.50-10.25, yearlings $10.00-10.50, some $11.00. Canadian steers 950-1250 lbs $9.50-10.25. odd beef cows $6.60-7.65. Calves none. vessels steady week, 50 cent advance on evident goods. Sheep none. shot lambs dull, 25+ cents wider. good to choice $9.50-9.75, early sales to $10.00, 50-75 lb native spring lambs $11.50-13.00, mainly $12.50 down. New York market reports varied with nearby premium marks and heavies in the 20s to 28s.
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Buffalo
Knights Templar Meet Pittsburgh Conclave Opens In May
About 5000 Knights Templar and their wives arrived for the 88th annual Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania conclave in Pittsburgh. Festivities run four days with a two mile ceremonial parade scheduled Tuesday. Millinery and parade details and related stock market notes from New York are also reported.
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Pittsburgh
Templar
Grand Commandery of
Pennsylvania
Fragmentary Local Note Mentions Robison and Baseball
A damaged OCR fragment references Robison and a 26 to 0 score line with mentions of feats and a plate appearance. The readable text shows names and brief actions but lacks full context or dates, offering only scattered hints of a sporting event and individual contributions.
Unclear sports item with scattered names and scores
Fragmentary OCR reads like a sports roundup with references to golfers, teams, and scores. Mentions include Ames, Pear, Pirates, Senators, and various players, with incomplete phrases about tournaments and standings. Notable entities appear jumbled and insufficient for a full summary.
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Tle
Severn Points
First Avenue
Thterstate Commerce Commission
Washington
United States
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Gio
Shiek Tus
Thompson & Birow Maple Products Company
Eust Washington Street
First Ward
Erle
Elmer L. Evans
Evelyn Wolstencroft
Martha Gostello
John D. Flanigan
Ralph E. Perkins
East Stith Street
Samuel Sweet
Wright Street
Charles Bughee
Columbus Avenue
Ralph Edward Davis
First Street
Donald Chapman
South Center Street
Richard Merle
West Main Street
Shiner Lyams
George Kloss
Lyle Orr
Warren Amusement Company
Norman 330E Scholton
Golden Rule Club
Pinchey Lake
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
James Blakeslee
East Main Street
Clyde Brown
Ohio Street
Sam Baumgarten
C. B. ‘Porter
Walter E. Beott
New York
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Warren Plant
Boy Scout Logene
Chips
Charles Rich
Jack Splesman
Life Scout
Robot Spencer
Star Scout
Pomeroy
Howard Wilkins
P. L
Blair Law
A.B. I
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Frontiersman
G. Congdon
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Karl Burger
Shall
Joseph T- Man
John Williams
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John Burger
Panther
Edward Carlisch
Willard Carson
A. P.L
Lester Peterson
Marshall
Younes
Howard Sammons
Harry Paterson
Paul Walters
Powell Motor Co
House OF Bargains
Kane
C. Ofc
Indiantown
Floyd
West Main St. Corry, Pa
Perforting
St Nyal Drug
Ae Macnee
Action Salas Furlic
Shermye
Shermae Clymer Road
Uteloek
Mip Widke
Tijleet
Elyaper Trims
Cash. Mp
Hattie Ming
George Miller
Avelinneer
Watt
Lars Rogers
Arthur Scovten
Court OF Appeal
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Lewel
Board of Appeal
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Tnt
Willy
Eris
Perthsylvania
M. Ethal Patterson
Soul Center Street
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Marine Bank
Brie
Penna
Wuss
Crystal Tee & Coal Co
Dawn
Perry Collier
Clul
South Street
Auto Body Repair Collision Service
Wiggers Auto Body Hospital
A.J. Aikens Motor Sales
Stearns Super Service
Eee
Rossbacher
Audt
Din
Center Street
Nome
West Smith St
Corry Evening Journal
Dial
Glenn Hepler & Son
Tul
Liberty St
J. F. Crosby
Dept
Punxsulawney
J M
McKeny
Main Rd
North ‘East
Patad
Edison Radio
Anvelid
Boston House
Geo. Capela, Highn
Thompson
Punitry
Clymer
N.Y
Cory
Rhone
Boyd
Venus
Earth
Bullc
Doane's
Howh
Main St
Quilty Corry
E. Wayne Street
Thiat
ACE Auto
Gail Brigham
Braley’s
North Center Street
M. J. Martin and Son
West South St
Clinton Street
Harry Lamona
W. Pleasant
Center St
Apply Follett's Market
Lanston's
East Street
Bath
Furnace
G. Dillon
West 16Th St
French St. Eric
Bond ST
Rhouse
J. H. Jones
I. D
Wattsburg
Little Corry
Lakeview Ave
Findley Lake
Grace St
Knights Templar
Apstonda Atlantic
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix Aviation
Boeing
Columbia Gas
Chrysler Ce
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National Biscuit National Dairy
New York Central Northern Pacific Packard
Paramount
Standard
Calif ‘Steddard
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United Com
Warmer Bros Ji
Westinecanise Electric
Woolworth
Youngstown
Cali
Sitaele
Bromkinte
Pedler
Robison
Ueshay
Isin
Ibarin
Lien
Lp Senators
Pear
Torchie
Adelphia
Ferrick
Filans
Aremen
Robin Inurne
P Feiine
Wheatler Pirates
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Indianapa Ially Associati of
Giher
Shaw
Waney
Ames Yeaders
Markel
Kenne Harper
Angeles
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