Board of Directors Meeting at Corry Hospital Association
Partly cloudy end c warm. A meeting of Uw Corry Hospital Association will be held on the base- Hoeph of the Library building this evening at o'clock. The Senate law and order committee at Harrisburg Tuesday picked a house approved bill to legalize Sunday bowling. Committee killed the measure 5 to 4 with no revival indicated. A bicycle reported stolen from Clifford Stuttlebeam’s home on Engle street was returned by a relative who borrowed it. Haber Lesh, 19, is missing from 541 Colbert avenue, Oil City. police seek help in locating him. Twenty five communicable disease cases to state health authorities. new measles case James A. Polak, 4, East Main street, treated today. Memorial Day observances planned nationwide. Several stock exchanges will close early for summer schedule. Corry anglers report strong fishing at Clymer pond as season nears end. Missing person search in Spring Brook, NC. Daniel me Naughton, 5, wandered streets but provided name only. Road detour from Riceville to Union City in poor condition. new bridge being built near route. Memorial Day forecast predicts scattered thundershowers western PA with unseasonably high temps then cooling. Two does struck on highway between Beaverdam and Watlstugg. carcasses delivered to local city. Columbus High School reunion set for May 29. Arch Bristow to speak. Local registrants told to consult associate legal advisors at Municipal building Tuesday and Friday evenings. US motorists paid $870,602,000 in state gasoline taxes in 1949. PA consumption 1.8 billion gallons. Iron Age notes steel situation approaching impasse with potential priority actions.
Three people injured in two car crash near Warren
A two car collision at the center of the intersection of the Bradford city road and Warren highway left three residents of Bradford hospital patients. H Jud Bannon 34 of Degolia suffered a compound knee fracture and lacerations. William J Knapp Warren attorney endured head injuries and contusions. Miss Montana Knapp suffered scalp and leg lacerations. Patrolman Robert Rice investigated the crash, which occurred as Knapp entered the intersection from the Bradford road and Bannon drove south toward Warren.
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Bradford
Degolla
Warren
Montana Knupp
Knupp
Wares
Robert Rice
Pennsylvania
Snalor Paliea
Bradford- Enoe
Rice
Knapp
Custer City
Bradford Road
Bannon
Wane
New Authority Questioned Over Presidential Declarations
The article notes debate over executive power to declare emergencies and cites Senator Taft arguing such declarations carry no extra authority. It mentions a proclamation’s legal effect and references a superintendent Leo J. England in Oil City hospitalized after a fall at Henry's Bend.
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Taft
Ohio
Radio listings preview Civil Defense and wartime topics tonight
The schedule outlines a mix of programs including civilian defense discussion with Mayor LaGuardia and Senator Ludlow, plus music and entertainment segments. Highlights feature The Peace Side discussion, Seaway coverage, Eddie Cantor, Kay Kyser, and Manhattan at Midnight with London Radio updates.
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Robert A
America
Eddie Cantory
Kay Kyser
CBS
Mrs Meek
Fred Allenhour
Manhattan
Hemiabhere Revue
London Piremen
England
Lane Ranner
Safety Patrol
Former Oil City Mayor William Agnew Dies at Hospital
William Agnew a former mayor of Oil City Pennsylvania died at 12 15 p m Tuesday in Oil City Hospital after three weeks of illness from heart disease and kidney trouble The 2nd birthday anniversary observed last Friday was his final note with his health failing since mid March He previously worked as a Pennsylvania Railroad engineer and lived at 103 Washington Avenue The report notes a State bill proposing purchase of 58 000 acres from the Graham estate in Conowauga Township Warren County for Warren State Hospital.
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Oil City
William Agnew
Ol City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Avenue
Graham
Conowauga Township
Wares County
Warren State Hospital
W. W. Muir
Warren
Annual Prom at St Edward's Bt Bulwards Parochial School
Fall evening prom for junior and senior students at St Edward's parochial school attended by numerous couples and guests. Event featured national flag colors red white and blue decorations, streamers, crepe paper, greenery and Spring flowers, George Weber's orchestra providing music until 1 am, with performances of Beautiful Lady St Louis Blues Dreams and God Bless America sung by students and the chorus.
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Bulwards
George Weber
Erle
St. Louis
Frances Peensy
James Iullivan
America
Services Held For Victim Of Drowning In Chesapeake Bay
The Timeral of saymong state min held from the Mennonite church at Britton Run yesterday afternoon at 2:80 after a home prayer service for Frank Sititzman of Beaverdam whose boat capsized while fishing in Chesapeake Bay near Portsmouth Virginia on May 17. Rev J B Witmer of Columbiana Ohio led with Rev J Oswald of Meadville assisting as many attended. Interment was in Briston area cemetery with bearers Stanels Kuhns William Kuhns Willard Hershberger Dean Kiepk enstein Glen Troyer and Ray Hutaman Jr. The highways department awarded 116875 to Allegheny Asphalt and Paving Co of Pittsburgh to resurface and widen Route 5 between Wellsburg and Lavery in Brien county.
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Saymong
Britton Run
Frank Sititzman
Beaverdam
Chesapeake Bay
Portsmouth
J. B. Witmer
Menhonite
Columbiana
Rev
J. Oswald
Meadville
Briston Iin
Stanels Kuhns
Wiliam Kuhns
Willard Hershberger
Dean Kiepkenstein
Glen ‘Troyer
Rayatutaman
Department of Highways
Allegheny Asphalt and Paving Company
Pittsburgh
Tor
Wellsburg
Lavery
Brie County
Court of Revision Notice for Wilhelm Street Extension Sewer
City Clerk announces a Court of Revision for appeal on the Wilhelm Street Extension sewer assessment. The City Council, sitting as a Board of Appeal, will meet Monday June 8 1941 at YM to hear protests or objections to the audit assessment by property owners.
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Court of
MarketSnapshots: Buffalo Livestock Prices and Pittsburgh Apples
Buffalo market reports show hogs steady to strong with gains around 19 cents, cattle mixed with vealers up to 40 cents, and calves improving toward 11.50. Pittsburgh apples and potatoes list steady prices across varieties, while New York stock indices drift in a cautious session with notable names like Bethlehem Steel and General Motors among movers.
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Buffalo
Pittsburgh
New York
Maine
Green Mountains
Idaho
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Bliss
Sauks
Sad Awed Vine
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fragmentary text references an elder, currency, and world events with unclear context. no coherent facts or identifiable persons, places, or dates emerge to form a meaningful summary.
Lake opens for muskellunge fishing season
Anglers are eager as the lake opens for muskellunge fishing this season. Weather remains warm and conditions favor early season bites with anglers anticipating good catch potential and steady activity around favored hotspots.
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Harrisburg
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Colbert Avenue
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John D. Planigan
James A. Polak
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Pennisy Vania
Daniel meNaughton
Springbrook
Arie County
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Riceville
Union City
Watlstugg
Lis City
Columbus High School
Arch Bristow
Erie
Buttéme Bach
United States
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Presiden
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Oil City Hospital
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Barnes & Carrig
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Dial
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Raish
Tocol Oki
Sterling “Krim-Ko
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Perry Collier
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Merri Applidice
East Main St
Ava
Beagle Hound
Pebtia
B.A
Penn Drake
Blue Blood
Besson’s
Washington
Dial Ab
A.J. Alkens Motor Sales
First Avenue
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Stearns Super Service
Center Street
Rossbacher Agency
Auer
U. S
Glenn Hepler & Son
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Tady
Spartansburg
Ata
Merritt
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Sta
J. F. Crosby
Dept
Punxsulawney
Thompson
Clymet
Borg Ea
Joe" Anderson
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Martin Jaosec
R. D
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G. D. Baird
N. ‘Warren
Ates
Dy Ward
Bissell & Son
Geo
Gapela
Elgin
Webb McCray
B.D
California
Angel
Saint Thomas
Saint John and
Saint Croix
John
Ijthey Adams
Doane's Howe
Main St
W. D. Rowe's
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ACE Auto Store
Pyrex Wear
Began Hardware Co
Braley's Antiques
North Center
Porrent—Ugaht —Housekeeping
Gall
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Center
Fourth Avenue
Wright Street
Fianiglin Steel
Thie Andere
Mallee Soullvesst
Turner
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Osborn
Teentosh
W. E
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Umill Bony
Elk Street
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Gerry
Pye Best Dnterests
DOWD
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Gly
Sinck
Uniawons
Joe Sinexieats
American Snitters
American Par
Airdeonda
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel Bendbe Aviation
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Columbia Gas Cap
Clayster
Curtiss-Wrigs General Eleetric
General Motors
International Ninkee
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Biecuit
National Daily
New Yorke Central
Northern Pacific
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Pury Ou
Penney Hario
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Su Yo
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