Erie area notes and local updates in brief
Cloudy with light fog and mild start. Marriage filing in Erie by Ernest Was and Orletta Achitt of Corry. Canvass of Tuesday ballots set for Friday 1 PM by county commissioners. Navy band stopped in Warren en route to Caydarsport for concerts. Rex Theatre previews films with local business reps. Clinton Mages of Corry had a car accident near Lowell's Station. Company A films shown at Clarence Wallace’s garage Saturday. Rev H W Yeany to speak at St Paul’s Lutheran. University pledge news includes Daniel Kamber. Local draft notices and class examinations announced for December. Weather to bring snow and colder temps within 48 hours. baby girl birth reported in Duban NY. Corry voters turnout strong at 1575. Weather forecast mentions snow late Thursday into Friday.
Kane Plans for Mile of Street Improvements
The council reviewed a municipal program filed for federal aid to advance street work in 41982 at Washington. They reported completing 194 improvements to date including 1,500 feet of street construction and 30,000 feet of paving, with remaining work on storm sewer and curb projects. Officials noted satisfactory labor and progress, and a December session will consider ordinances on explosives handling and regulating construction materials.
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Kane
Washington
Horough
Lineboro
Law and Ordiancy Committee
Sweet and Kirley Win Council Race
Sweet and Kirley win the council seat with Wood and Haight set to join the school board, defeating Dearing and Benton for director roles. Corry narrowly defeats Crawford for the recorder bench. county and state races lean Republican. Voter turnout reached 1375 ballots, about 45 percent of eligible voters.
Scully Wins Close Race in Pittsburgh Politics
In Pittsburgh, Scully narrowly defeated Republican Journ F. Loughran as Democrats gained five city council seats led by Joseph A. McAmle and Robert Garland. Mayors from Corry, Meadville, and Pottsville won reelection. Philadelphia saw tight returns with nearly all contests decided for Republicans except one. extra guards protected the city boxes as officials awaited full counts.
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JehaiMine Alleghany
William D.mcclelland
Journ F. (Speedo) Loughran
Toumet Pitt
Pittsburgh
Dffies
Joseph A. McAmle
Robert Garland
Daylight Saving Line
Hepler
Corry
Claude A
Lort Republican
Derouri
Pottsville
Fred F. Whipple
Repubican
Meadylife
Philadelphia
Nee
Robert C. White
Democracy
Shifter Oliver
Junior Court Aims and Eligibility for Youth Justice Roles
The outline describes a Junior Court setup focused on minor delinquents under eighteen using court aided by a City Advisory Committee and judges. It lists the roles of a junior court officer, eligibility rules for election, and procedures for appointing prosecuting attorneys and associated staff.
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Ats
Horne
Fragmented Onlin election notice from Corry school board meeting
An OCR damaged notice outlines an election managed by Corry authorities with references to First Ellwlion judges Senior High School St Edward's School and Blen School. It mentions oath dates May 1 July 15 and September, a mayoral oath, and a junior court sessions at Municipal Building on Saturday mornings. It also notes appointment of advisory committee members and city officials.
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Elvelion
Perehion
Twehool
elWlion
St. Edward's
Assoelle Hides
Holt
Corry
Sresluyay
Jayior Court
Samrday
Shell
Safely
Rotary Chih
Jelwamis Club
Suhunis
Gillette Wins Congress Seat in Horseshoe District
Towanda Pa November 5 Wilson D Gillette veteran Renbhiega member of the state legislature was elected to Congress in the horseshoe district by a margin of more than thousands of votes with 90 073 to 22 601 for George Wagler the Democratic candidate. The result leaves the House with 19 Democrats and 44 Republicans. The German protectorate of Bohemia Moravia is noted as a key industrial area of the Czechoslovak Republic.
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Towanda
Wilson D Gillette
Renbhiega
Horseshoe
Pennsylvania
Gilleble
George ©. Wagler
Miblican
Pookle Pireup
Eee F
Touching plea in Indian case at Little Valley
Canadian-born Indian defendant Robert Galloway known as the Indian best friend faced a leniency plea in county court. William J. Hill Sr of Killbuck pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated as a second offender. Hill was sentenced to 80 days in jail, license revoked, a 200 dollar fine, and 15 days already served applied to the sentence.
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Little, Valley
Nets
Robert Galloway
Altornes
Cutturmagus Reservation
Askehie Wudge
Orla BE
William J. Hill
Killbuck
Galloway
Olean
Junge Biusk
Hill
Metz wins council fight at Meadville in tight race
In Meadville on election day Hrederien A. Meta won a third straight term as Democratic council member, defeating Republican William P. Strickenburg by 38 votes. Augustis Van Riper led the Republican slate for council with a 244 vote margin. School board contests favored Republican candidates Dr Vincent G. Tawkey Harry E.rapet and Mrs. B. Beisel by about two to one over Democrats Shilling, P. 4. Alexander and Charts. Wik dams, government survey shows 74 percent of automobile duties by farmers were for greceyslly purchases.
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Tris
Wood
Atlantic Refining Company
Haight
Rogers Structural Steel Company
TR. Dearing
Carl Li. Benton
J. Grin Waite
W. Lamberton
Corry
Joseph
Luke) Crawford
Harvey M. Willis
Curry Curry
Arthur Hi. Watkins
Udge
Mipreme Nours
Carr
Parker
Superior Court
Musmayne
Hkenworthey
Katherine Leary
Harry W. Wagner
Democratic Party
Wwro
Bain
Pirecine
Bourtt
Meadville
Nov
Hrederien A. Meta
William P. Strickenburg
Augustis van Riper
Motu
Farhori
Vincent G. Tawkey
Harry E.rapet
B. Beisel
Shilling
Alexander
Charts
Wik Dams
Clean youth among victims on destroyer Reuben James
Jamestown news reports fireman Donald Everett Olmstead died from injuries after the destroyer Reuben James was torpedoed. Olmstead, 17 when he enlisted in Clean, had served at a New York Navy training station and was killed Sunday. he left a sister Elaine and father John Olmstead among his survivors.
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Jamestown
Donald Everett Olmstead
Tewn
Reuben James
Blaine Gimeteld
Lakewood Avenue
Beig
Olean
Olmstead
Gremart
Clean
New York
BR. T.aval
Destrover
Olmsteid
Unntil
Salvation Army
Navy
Civilian Conservation Corps
Red House
Alleghany State Park
Aghondarks
Elaine
Olmsteed
John Olmstead
Jean Olmstead
Jofm
Robert Ad Artinuy Olmstead
North Union Street
Dtean
Dunkirk plant to be ready in June for defense steel
Giuinist Re. 1, Bie Canoe Carmichael Ossex Construction Co plans a 400000 addition to the Adle sheny Loum steel plant at Dunkirk. The new facility will produce pullet steel as part of national defense and provide employment for more workers.
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Giuinist RE. 1
Bie Canoe
Carmichael-Ossex Construcion Company
Dune
Pullet Steel
Betty Winkler Leads Knickerjackor Playhouse Cast
Betty Winkler, a busy and respected figure, headlines the Knickerjackor Playhouse cast. Her work in radio and television includes appearances on WLW and NBC, with a highlighted 8 p.m. time slot on Saturday in Salt Lake City.
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Betty Winkler
Bella
Railre ix
WLW
NBC
Salturda
Fox Shot Near Sinclairville Sets Local Record
A large red fox bagged near Sinclairville on Front Road farm is reported as one of the biggest ever in the area. Manley Koterass shot the animal last Sunday, with the fox measuring fifty five inches from tip to tip according to local hunters.
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Sinclairville
Manley Koterass
Front Road
Two Knox Men Die in Barlapsburg Crash
Two Knox men, Mong and Boyd Furlong, were killed near New Castle when their car crashed returning from a fishing trip at Barlapsburg near New Gasile at 4 30 pm Monday. Mong owned the cup involved.
Buffalo Livestock Market Report in November Trade
Buffalo stock markets show mixed trading with hogs muddled 10 cents higher and weights around 200 pounds. Cattle and calves move unevenly with moderate demand. sheep and lambs steady to firm as prices drift, while Pittsburgh market reports a broad produce mix from apples to potatoes and regional grain and fruit prices. The New York notes a broad stock rally lifting many leaders with specialty listings and a mention of the New York Philharmonic as the era’s oldest orchestra.
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Buffalo Livestocic
Buffalo
Tan Owas
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Black Twigs
Rome
Marie Chipnewas
Fragmentary sports column hints at a varsity game
Readable bits show a high school or college game featuring starters and a veteran player. Mentions Mesdvill Stadium and a trip or event, with sparse details on the teams, scores, or outcome. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear names, dates, or definitive results.
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Spain
Unclear regional football notes amid fragmented OCR
Fragmented text references Tin Deer bid to Union and a 33 game tally. Mentions Pennsyl vania, Ohio, and Ohio State links plus backfield and line play. Several garbled names and phrases obscure meaning.
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T Union
Itz Thealve
Pennsylvan
Will
Farren
Ohio
Uffgio
Wounde
Alton
W. Belvant
Pen Sportsmen
AlMeinspor
Ui To Prepare For Split Naval Sloth Features
Fragmentary OCR notes mention preparing for a split naval sloth with other feet and related equipment. No clear date or location is evident, and entities are uncertain due to garbled text.
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Erie
Ernest
Poss and
Orletta Katherine Achitt
United States Navy
Warren
Caydarsport
Regis Burns
Rex Theatre Today
Tta
Enltive
Ers
Clinton Mages
Corry-Lowell’s
Mager
Lowell’s
112Th Infantry
Clarence S. Wallace
First Avenue
Company A
Fort Bragg
N.C
Wallace
H.W. Yeany
Bethesda
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mr. Yeany
Daniel Meyer Kanber
Tessie Kamber
West Pleasant Street
Kamber
School of Business Administration
Erie County Public Schools Bulletin
Mary Beckwith
Carier Till
Wayne Township
Union City
al & Ie
Bealty
L. Bs
Tesye
Carlyle Weber
Duban, N.Y
Weber
DE George Weber
Soutd Center Street
Rina Merting
Phiesdlay
Saiyn Bervure
Bence
Bugar Grow
Nitra
Sweet and
Kirley
Scully
Fulton
Leone
Penna. Dept. of Commerce Phat
Ussicorn
Lancaster County
Robert Fulton
Centoe
Gillette
Congress
Bohetia-Moravia
Fottier Czechoslovak Republic
Mibler's News and Sport
Brink
Irdian
Metz
Levenit Insurance
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Donald Olmstead
YEW
Dunkirk
Betty
Auto Body Repair ‘Collision Service
Wiggers
ATO
DMA
A. J. Athens Motor Buses
N. Center
Auer
Dial
Alvin G. Bennink
Clymer
Fr DB
B. McCauley
Tare of Children of Practical Nursing
Residentia
Secion of
Rante
Defense Housing Projet
Erle
Ata
PTGS
Bror Larson
S&le
Washington St
Casen
W. G. Moyer
East South St
East South Street
Wrecking KB
Lipset Wrecking & Salvage Corp
Nayae
A. Wick
Washington St. Corry
Ted
Clymer N
Cony-Clymer Road
Clayton Couny Coal
Earl J. Messenger
Columbus
Rowe
Florist
St. Dist
Spencer's Cash Mills
Brigham Hardware Co
Doane's Howe
Main St
Braley’s Antiques
Center St
Souk Center
Dil
Trquis St
E. Soll Street
Shepine
Wilight
Marion St
Keystone
East Mall
Yoo Apt
Marky
Oirage
N. Cugr
Prederick Streets
Jowrns
Woulth
Motley
Balance Ukeren Tequire
W. Main
Sal
Paul Steve
Union
Shreve Ridge
Rowbe
Mi Village
Guernsey Cate
NeWakon
Tsubelle Sanita
Owter
Arti Scouten
Spinitanshine
Auationee
Pred Harianna
Knox
Layeliyn
True
Philagelysin
Office of Ctyian Defense
Labor Bay
Thankseivine
Quawmire Is & Bowwmanse Isalam
Pennnsylvania
Turkey
Amiarican
Ehem
Bendix Aviation
Boeing Aiwlanet
Heolumbia Gas Seven
Curtiss- Wight
Generan Bleek
General Motors
Montgomery Ward’ National Bigoutt National Dati
Chitral Norther
Puebic Paramount Fenn RR
Penney Radio Vet Cee Nm Standard OU NJ
Studebnier
TERS
Seintiee
New Fork
Orcmest
Nile State
York
Jedver Cages
Minnesota
Ated
Haviti
Niagara
Marquet
Mississippi
Fort Bow
Uea
Bogan
Aley
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