San Legidra suspect in concealed weapon case
Joe Skibynsti, held in San Legidra, C, charged with serving concealed weapons and boarding for Pedera Bu- Tea of Investigation records. Skliynski, 1990, sentenced to Hinsmington reformatory for breaking and entering larceny and receiving ciplen pods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S-M-Ff
Lyn Hoylen Wid Dhughter
West Park Place
Milon’ Zalmeck
Wesh
Wayne Streel
Melia Alexander
East Park Place
Wiliam Gronostad
Wayne Street
Ware
Corry Hospital
Yester
Local notices mix with war and harvest notes in Jamestown area
City pages carry wartime drafts and farewells as 71 men head for New Cumberland and more from Draft Boards Nos. 1 and 2 depart for centers, while a Jamestown salvage drive reports progress. Regional items note chicken dinners, potato crop concerns, radio service, and a Port Allegany blaze with notable injuries.
Fourth member of local company promoted to major
Day, 4-chapane Floyd A. Davidson of this city has been promoted to major. He follows in the steps of three former company commanders, Charles A. Sandburg, Samuel A. Brown Jr., and Fred Zilis, who became majors. Brown was honorably discharged. Davidson is now commanding former local National Guard Company E at a military post in Oregon.
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Jammy
Floyd A. DaVidson
Lus
Charles A. Sanduurg
Samuel A Brown, Jr
Predee Zilis
A Brown
Davidson
National Gugeel
Oregon
Detroit Tool and Die Strike Shuts Plants in War Industry
An estimated 7,000 to 8,000 workers in Detroit's tool and die sector were idle as a labor holiday called by the Mechanics Educational Society of America closed three large plants and several smaller shops. Military contracts and navy orders influenced management decisions during the stoppage.
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Oy Assuoumeg Rress
Detroit
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Im- Jon
Navy
Aero worker injured at plant incident near midnight
Melville Olek, 61, of Prewsburg, suffered a laceration and fracture to a finger on his right hand while at Aero Supply plant. The accident occurred around one o clock last night at the Clark Dune press operator area, and he received treatment at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AERO
Melville Olek
Prewsburg
Eldent Wi
Clark
Dune
Ame Iuter
War Fund Chairman Extends Appreciation note
War Fund Chairman Corry extends appreciation to all who joined the recent drive. He credits the support of management and employees of manufacturers, organisations, business and professional men, and many individuals for reaching the goal. The contributions aid soldiers and war relief abroad, reflecting collective effort and patriotism. Olin W. Bracken, chairman, signs the message.
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U. S
Corry
Olin W. Bracken
Corry War Fund
Erie School Board Grants Grose Wide Leave Powers
Erie Nov motion grants Superintendent Herman Grose near unlimited power to recall teachers on leave. Board aims to retain staff by abolishing leave of absence and requiring return at start of second semester or resignations. Grose also authorized to transfer teachers between departments with proper verification.
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Erih
Eorhalny Fielda
Jocal
Dirvetas Oh
Herman Grose
Grose
Postponed Erie County Delinquent Costs Drive to May
Erie county delays campaign to collect delinquent criminal costs until May due to clerk of courts workload and summer court duties. George Wilson says records will be refreshed then and efforts to recover funds will commence. County commissioners and Controller Harvey M Willis discussed the plan.
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Erie
Erie County
George Wilson
Harvey M. Willis
Wilson
Auto Owners Must Do Own Registering
Auto owners must register for mileage rationing. Officials disclosed plans for next week. A wife cannot register for her husband unless the husband is disabled or out of jurisdiction of the rationing board, which governs service members.
Olean Youth Killed in Action in Navy
Albert Ramo, 20, of Olean is reported killed in action while serving in the U S Navy. Notification to his parents Lewis and Etta Ramo at 110 Wayne Street confirms his death as he had attended Olean High School before enlisting several years ago. He is survived by three sisters.
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Olean
Deniel N. Place
People's Methodist
Ehiinth
Tisomamisshun
Chaplains School
Harvard University
Plaue
Allegany
Pyunk A
East Main Street
Superior Cleaning Co
Hitler
Bridg Walker
District Attorney's Office
Tater Walonal Correspondence School
Heber Building
Clarion
John Thomas Reinsel
Clariot Commny
Sout Firth Street
Olsrnga
Gol
Powell Motors
Albert Ramo
U. S. Navy
Navy Department
Lewis Ramo
Wayne Street
Albert
Navy
Olean High School
Alfred
Corry School News Junior Play Progress and Activities
Corry School notes the junior play moving forward with rehearsals and costumes. Home rooms host Thanksgiving dinners and a range of activities from a Lyceum entertainer to stage crew roles, while band and choir plan a concert. Faculty support native mileage rationing and students prepare maps and readings, with new student Hazel Behrer and staff actions highlighted.
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Arciorge School
Colok
Briday
Corrina
John Petueh
Charles Rich
Frank Sherwood
Real- Urere
Wiliam Scott
Joby Petueh
Jean Mitchell
Lawrence Morton
Wice
Marion Kinney
Marjorie Slattery
Katherine Splesmin
Richard Rossbacher
Richard Blount
Dean Mitchell
Lyceum
H. J. Beto
State College
Hazel Behrer
Haag
Avenee Whipple
Chicago
Greyhound Post House
Mr Rice
Prinny
Martha Mc~Intyre
Freehold Resident Heads Pomona Grange No 10
Arnell Carter of Freehold Grange was elected mother of Warren Pomona Grange No 10 at the Warren event. Other officers named include Merle Schweitzer Diamond overseer, Margaret Jokmeon Warren lecturer, Darrel Lay Eldred steward, Leo Johnson Brokenstraw assistant steward, Mary Wells Ackley chaplain, David Van Orsdale Ackley treasurer, Jennie Lyon Farmington secretary, Evan Wilcox Framington aide, Viola Firth Parmington, Mabel Dallas Warren Flora, Sigrid Johnson Brokenstraw, Dr C J Frante Warren finance, Anton Linguist Ackley 6-year executive, Flossie Schweitzer Diamond degree captain, Greens Plowsall pianist.
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Freehold
Pomona
Grange
Warren
Arnell Carter
Freehold Grange
Warren Pomona Grange No
Parming Oll Grange Hall
Merle Schweitzer
Diamond
Margaret Jokmeon Warren
Darrel Lay
Eldred
Leo Johnson
Brokenstraw
Mary Wells
Ackley
Flossie Schweitzer
Mrs. Greens
Plowsall
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ACORN
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Nell's Restaurant
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, DC
Philadelphia
Calif
Ige
Page & Ferry
Hnabloch
Sox
Ane Mra
Johns J. Enobloch
Myrtle Street
Wiry
Thy
Ores of Engineers
United States Army
Port Belvair
Jamestown High Menol
Tue Tiniversityy of
Lois
Chamasana- Urbane
Dennison
Fraule
Wilcony UC East
Nell’s
St DuBois
Clearfield County
Deninison
Frank A. Wilcox
E. Main St
Ir. Rey
Carl Perrin
Sugar Grove
Columbus
Miss
Cadet
Stuiart Perrin
Wi Romaine Erickson
B. R. Erickson
Franklin Street
Davis Radio Lab
Mayville
Homer Ingerson
Randolph
Mrs. Ingersom
U. S. Marine Corps Tethew
Ralph GC. Ingerton
Far East
Boston House
Mt. Jewett
Kene Kane
Pennsylvania
New Cumberland
Sir Robert Williams
West Street
Meadville
Émitaba
Dominick Lemme
Williams
Lillian Rowlett
Amie
Lindsley’s
Oil City
BP. R. Remaley
WT East Second Strooly
McCros | School House
Oily Hospital
Vernon “Zimihermas
DuBois
du- Bols Battery
Jamestown
Nowie
Charles Layecott
Jamestown Junie Company
Victory Square
Gallieo Doll Products Company
Port Allegany
Evon
Emblemail Station
N. Center St
Central Station
E. South St
Steen
Armistice Co
Draft Board No. 1
Draft Board No. 2
Struthers Wells
Main Street
Clintmy A. Hays
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Billings General Hospital
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind. J
Major
War Fund
A. H. Homer & Co
Page & Memy’s
A. H. Homer
Hunter
Millers
Corry School News
Mies McCray
Mary Lou Hurlbert
Margaret Spencer
Frances Malone
Junior High
Charles Sheldon
Wolfe
Miss Gordon
Lincoln
Maidene McGahlin
Norma Dawies
Barbara Lord
Mae VanTassél
Tillie ‘Tenement
Barbara’Smith
Chari
Malice
Josephiine Eravehina
Dorothy Daniels
Lassen
Jean, Sbiesman
Helen Coburn
Joao Houghtling
United States
Lloyd Thom- 85
Greenwich
England
Concord Schoon
Concord
Red Cross
Room 7
Nancy Kinney
Ridgway
Concord Pta
Juiler Red Cross
Betty Lou White
Hornell
Pegey Jean Hester
Johnson City
Char Joie Shields
Hallowe'en
Scqcel
Follwing
Harriet Markett
Hugh Moore
Howard Goodwill
Helen Hall
Naomi Loveland
Washington
Pillgrins
America
Pateview School
Fair~view
Betty Jane Peterson
Oii
Nancy Wood
Essley
Wonan-Uirg
Troy
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Vita
McLandrew
Vito Vice
Sary
Ida Hele
Tru
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