Mischief and court notices loom in Corry area
Local thefts and mischief are reported as youths toppled steps at a home and a spare wheel was stolen from a car in broad daylight. Marriage licenses issued for Howard VanTasse and Emma Campbell. John Ryland and Louie Smith file for license. All Saints Day observed. All Souls Day mass planned. Chrysler dividend and earnings announced. Ford and Plymouth collision reported. Corry shops plan licensing checks. unemployment payments listed. fishing club practice postponed. postmaster Edinger confirmed in Emlenton. Civic Orchestra granted rehearsal space. school board meeting explores 1942 budget and municipal polices.
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Howard H. VanTasse
Emma J. Campbell
Corry
John W. Ryland
Cass City
Mich
Louie W. Smith
Union City
Reflector Equipped Utility Poles to Improve Night Safety
Harrisburg reports new Department of Highways standards require all future utility poles within highway right of way to feature three vertical crystal reflector buttons. Existing poles to be retrofitted when necessary, with eight feet clearance from road surface. Complete by July 1, 1942.
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Penn
Harrisburg
Department of Righways
Oseumbry Company
Former Brie Cashier Held for Court
Erie dispatch reports Furry H. Leet aged 54, former cashier at First National Bank, charged with embezzling a portion of the bank's funds. He waived a preliminary hearing before U.S. Commissioner David S. Gifford. He is free on $10,000 bond and set to appear in March.
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Erie
Furry H. Leet
First National Bak
David S. Gifford
United States
Priddy
Dismissing of Kelly Stirs' Hot Harrisburg Exchange
Harrisburg report details Governor James firing Ernest Belly from an $8,000 job as executive director of the Unemployment Compensation Bureau. Ex-director Hines and Secretary Lewis G. Higes defend actions amid controversy over fraud claims and federal relations. Committee probes payrolls and politics with 4,400 bureau staff and 180 million fund.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
James
Ernest Belly
Offiual
Lewis G. Higes
Tadtustiys
Selly
Himes
Kelly
Hines
Pennsylvania
Federal Social Security Board
Welly
Lnouke
Pavernior
Waliam Boller
Bureau
Eavernow
David R. Perry
Te Bureau
Hae
Perry
William A. Bardsley
We Board
Bureal
Prevelt
Store Up Reserves Is Babson's Advice
The article discusses a push for larger corporate reserves during wartime. It notes employers should be penalized for not building reserves and cites economist Babson urging bigger buffers for the duration of the war. It contrasts two outcomes depending on wartime reserve rules and the postwar economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Roowes
Willy J
Purcell
Erie Council Studies Pension for Employes
Erie council opened talks on a city pension plan for employes led by city solicitor Edward M Murphy. The plan would grant a pension to workers aged 80 or older with 20 years of service for the remainder of life, paying half the final five years' salary in semi monthly installments, excluding police and fire pensioned workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRE
Edward M. Murphy
Charles
Barton
Treasury revises admin features after war conditions
The Treasury Department is revising the administrative features of five laws as an instruction to prepare for postwar conditions. The text urges individuals to begin storing reserves now, noting no new legislation is needed to follow prudent examples set by others.
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Treasury Department
Continue search for third missing aviator
Reported last night that Lydon and West were brought to Fresno after leaping into the Sierra. Five planes disappeared from a squadron of nine. Lieut J F H Pease of Boise and Lieut W H Birrell of Warren were saved and killed respectively. The hunt for Lieut Richard N Long of Connellsville continues.
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Hunt
Richard N. Long
Connellsville, Pa
Destroyer Reuben James Sunk in Battle of the Atlantic
The Reuben James became the first United States warship lost in the Atlantic fighting during World War II. Accounts note 76 still missing from the destroyer after a torpedo strike, with historians debating whether the weapon was fired by submarine or other raider as a surface vessel.
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Tom Page
Oni Howard
Wade
Glen Ridge
Reuben James
United States
Tifagi
Jacob Jones
Saro Diego
Navy
Jrdersea
Corp John D Wilcox in Magazine Picture
The December issue of the Hopo ur Science monthly carries a picture of Corp John D Wilcox, son of Mr and Mrs 8 D Wilcox, of Badt Street, in a jeep with other members of the anti tank unit attached at Fort Mead Maryland. The unit is shown with a 37 mm cannon in their jeep as the home base moves for the big war games.
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Hopour Science Monthly
Corp
John D. Wilcox
8. D. Wilcox
Badt Street
Uni
Cory Boy
Fort Mead
Wilcox
Wilens
Markets Stock News and Hogs and Cattle Prices
Buffalo market report shows hogs 400 head, market slow, weights 150-920 lbs averaging 180-200 lbs. Cattle eased, dryfeds steady to lower, grassers up 35 cents. Lambs weak, sheep scarce. Market quotes and close include numerous price ranges and various categories. Also a stock market United States wrap with mixed earnings and war development cautions.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Chaige
Fatewell
Fragmentary Crime Note From A Distant Report
Scattered OCR lines mention a shooting on October 21 and an event on April 4. The text references investigators, migration movements, and a Northern region. Details are unclear, but the fragment hints at a crime or incident timeline with dates and locations in a distant state.
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Mpus
State Ok
Fragmentary OCR note on school game results and players
The scrambled text notes two gridiron games and school teams, mentioning boys and a medical condition. It references weeks, counts, and timetables, but key names places and outcomes are obscured. The readable elements imply a brief sports update about recent matches and team rosters.
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