Farmers Must Sign Under AAA Plan By June 1
Warren County Agriculture Conservation Committee urges all unenrolled farmers to sign the AAA declaration or request conservation materials at the county office in Warren before June 1 to qualify for soil-building payments for 1942. Unenrolled farmers who sign later risk payments being applied to the 1944 program. The county reports over 55,000 dollars in benefits already and says enrollment is up nearly 200 farms from last year. Committee members listed include Chairman Arthur L. Page and members R. D. 1 Spring Creek and A. 4 Bradley, both in Warren County.
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Warren
Warren County Agriculture Conservation Committee
Court House
Witren
Arthur L. Page
Columbus
W. L. Armitage
R. D
Spring Creek
Bradley,rd
Akeley
Special Film On Hospital Work
A Rex theater Corry program next Sunday and Monday May 31 and June 1 features a film titled The Common Defense. It shows how hospitals aid the war effort by rehabilitating patients saving about 2 000 000 working days and boosting production through expanded hospital services and non profit plans run by Hospital Service Association.
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Rex
Corry
America
United States
Hospital Service Association
Express Packages Rewarded for Military Shipments
Express Packages will be reforwarded at no extra cost to U S armed forces personnel transferred within the continental United States for shipments 20 pounds or less addressed to domestic posts. Packages over 20 pounds are held until the sender can cover extra costs. Abroad shipments go via the Post Office within limits.
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L.O. Head
Railway Express Agency
United States
Thal
United States Post Office
India urged to revolt as war toll rises worldwide
Report notes 7010 warns India and calls for revolt while detailing Allied and Axis losses. It cites 290,000 enemy troops captured and about 1,800 aircraft destroyed or downed, with Japanese losses estimated at 9,000 killed and 20,000 wounded through April 30. The Diet's opening session marks Pearl Harbor era and Navy Day observations.
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Japan
Pearl Harbor
Pyushime
Toga
Philippines
Manila Bay
Mantle Club Officers Indicted in Large Fraud Scheme
Five Mantle Club officers including president Hugh B. Monjar and his wife Josephine were indicted on 26 counts for using the mails to defraud and violating the 1933 securities act. The group allegedly amassed over 100000 in profits from club operations and financed a Gold Braid Costume Co in Wilmington to supply ritual uniforms.
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Wilmington
Del
Clul
National “Social and Traternal Society
Hugh B. Monjar
Josephine
Clement O. Drew
Abraham
Gackt
John Fenton Jones
Monjar
Cool
Drew
Jsticie
Paul Leahy
Montor
Mantle Club
Lynch
Monier
Tyneh
Pert of i
Ciold Braid Costume Company
Red Cross Aids in Locating Missing War Prisoners
Corry Red Cross chapter assists local families with sons listed as missing in action to determine if they are prisoners of war. Guidelines include addressing prisoners held by Germany or Italy, and Japan cases require awaiting release of name by military authorities. When released, letters should include full name, rank, camp, and prisoner of war number if known, with proper respectful addressing and stamps.
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Corry
American Red Cross
Corregidor
U.S
Philippines
Germany
Italy
Priso
Japan
Ontineye
Red Grass
Wake
Suam
Shanghai
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
Switzerland
Red Cross
Far East
Funeral Services for W. F. Roush
Funeral rites for W F Roush were held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer New York with Rev Leon J Frank of Bethel Tabernacle Carry officiating Music by Mrs Keith Roberts and Miss Ta Wagner. Bearers were Orville Damcott Maynard Damcott Norman Damcott Edgar Roush Stacey Kingsbury Jr and Frank Wilde Interment followed in Holland Cemetery Attendees from Corry included Mr and Mrs Russell Merritt Mrs Leon Prenk and daughter Anna Mr and Mrs Embert Earl Mrs Charles Nichole Mrs Donald Engel Mrs Gertrude Bab Bill Mrs Keill Roberts and Mrs R H Haroun
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Wuour
Roush
Spitzer Finneral
Clymer
N. Y
Leon J. Frank
Bethel Tabernacle of
Carry
Keith Roberts
Ta Wagner
Garlyle Neckers
Orville Damcatt
Maynard Damcott
Norman Damsott
Edgar Roush
Stacey Kingsbury, Jr
Frank Wilde
Holland
Physical Examination for Swiss Males in Nineteenth Year
A notice states that every male in Switzerland must, during his nineteenth year, present himself for physical and mental examination. The requirement underscores compulsory medical screening as part of civic duties.
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Switzerland
Two Corry Brothers Enlist in U S Army
Floyd H Goodwill and Harod L Goodwill, sons of Mrs Pearl Goodwill of South Second Avenue, have enlisted in the U S Army. They were among 34 Erie youths who joined various services this week, including 22 in the Army, 9 in the Marines, and 5 in the Navy.
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Floyd H. Goodwill
Harod L. Goodwill
Pearl Goodwill
South Second Ave
Nue
U. S
Erie
Army
Marines
Hves
Navy
Tightening rules curb misuse of auto tires in rationing order
Erie Rationing Board reports new regulations on tires for List A vehicles, allowing only fire and police equipment with recapped tires in some cases. New or recapped casings denied to those deemed negligent, aims to curb abuse and ensure tires reach essential services. The plan, quoted as protecting national needs, sets standards for determining recappable tires and penalizing neglect.
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Erie Rationing Board
Amigane
OPA
Burnham Plans Legal Steps in Erie Assembly Race
Forold E. Burnham of Wattsburg plans legal action to win the Democratic nomination for the Third District Erie County State Assembly after the county board ruled that votes for H Burnham and H E Burnham could not be credited. Names Van Alstburg and Harold Burnham were written in for the Democratic slot as no primary produced a Democrat. The paper notes three votes for H Burnham and two for H E Burnham, with soldiers’ ballots possibly breaking a tie. If no decision by Friday, Burnham may hire counsel to pursue the nomination and a showdown in November.
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Forold E. Burnham
Wattsburg
State Assembly
Erie County
Board of
Erle County Commissioners
H. Burnham
H. , Burnham
John A. van Altsburg
Harold, Burnaham
Burnham
YH. E. Burnham
Bresdvleer
He Burnham
H. E. Burnham
Harold EB. Burnham
East County
Burnhams
Fiwnham
Assembly
Man van Allsborg
Naval officer highlights industry role during Philadelphia plant visit
A formal inspection visit to the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing plant featured a naval officer born in Philadelphia on February 15 1880. A 1904 Naval Academy graduate, he served as Judge Advocate General, commanded ships including USS Albany USS Raleigh and USS Colorado, served as naval attaché in London and earned multiple medals including Navy Cross and Spanish Campaign for distinguished service.
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Corry—Jamestown Manuacturing Corporation
Philadelphia
Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
Navy
Albany
Atlantic
Watts
Raleigh
London
Colorado
Battle Force
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
U. S. Fleet
Ninth Naval District
Great Lakes
Til
Native Berets Made From Walmes Hide In Pin land
Northern Pin land sources report native berets crafted from walmes hide worn by both men and women in the region. The supply and material origin are noted as the key points of the local craft.
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Pinland
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