Local Weather Rain Forecast and Tax Inventory Notes
Rain forecast and sugar inventory measures affect retailers and wholesalers on a temporary basis through November under OPA control. Navy personnel from Corry move toward Pittsburgh area as patrol and farewell events occur. Local hunting groups plan movements to the Nein country. two Corry real estate transactions recorded in Erie.
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OPA
Paul Linés
Leo Shoemaker
Harry Knepp
Ludlow
Kinwat
Corry Hunt‘rs
Nein
Cory Real Estate
Erie
Tollows
Margaret McCarthy
Gao
Besson Wx
Bash Wayne
Reverend Van Houten Appointed Red Cross Treasurer
The Reverend Edward Van Houten was appointed treasurer of the Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania Regional Council of the American Red Cross. Approval came from council leaders Richard Rossauer and Kenneth J. Thaw, with Thomas G. Bourque assisting. He will start after the executive council meeting at Deshon General Hospital in Butler, Pa, on Friday, November 19. The Corry Chapter’s Camp and Hospital Committee, led by Van Houten, has supported local soldiers with Christmas gift drives and hospital needs.
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Edward van Houten
Bnitlieniel
Corry
Kenneth J. Thaw
Phomas G. Bourque
Red Cross
Ap Gani Reynolds
Vani Hawtien
Rame
Asaig
Weasoner
Benjail Milley
Erie
Meadville
R. Buchofnet
Helen J
Howten
Trisket
Ehh
Richard Resshanker
Helow
Courcil
Corty
Mae
Cony
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Connell
Father Var Houten
Wille
Miemiller
North Center
Sith Stresis
Unemployment and defense notes in regional report
The week’s payroll data shows Corey Billy S48 and Warren with 44 leading the smallest unemployment compensation in the First District communities. Sharon and Meadville report 3444 and 448 respectively. Indications of production looseness emerge as PPE rules on iron allocations may be suspended soon. Wright brothers’ anniversary slated for December 7 with observances planned. Christmas Club drives and Post War Prosperity Week details outlined. Police report a traffic violation and a snowbound injury on Main Street and Grand Street. A sled theft near Quailis Cash Stores is under police notice.
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Corey
Billy
Maternity Leave Discussion For Pennsylvania Teachers
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania State Education Association will discuss maternity leave policies for teachers at its December convention. The discussion follows a week-end meeting stating no new legislation. a prior case involved a 1941 dismissal due to pregnancy, with a request for leave denied amid mixed details.
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Harrisburg
Gaiu
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Suite Education Association
H. E. Gaga
Jell
Jeter
Gertrude Koller
Teave
Rationing Continues as Liquor Calls Rise in Pennsylvania
Officials report no major spike in alcohol purchases as weeks of rationing persist. Don A. Boney of state stores notes limited effect from the new buying pitch while Frederick Gelder, Bond Chair, says enforcement agencies see liquor at a low ebb. Army personnel and civilians alike face the same daily allotments for whisky, with only whisky subject to rationing.
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Don Sid A. Boney
Whisky Bond
Frederick Z .Gelder
Elisa
Eta
Pennsys
Edward Pedrow
Northwestern Counties of Enforcement
City Plow Plan Amid Storm Delays in Four Wards
Councilmen Fred Barnes reports a misunderstanding caused delays in side Wellows operation during a heavy storm. Mr. Wistier says plans are in place to begin plowing immediately in each of the four wards as future steps.
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Fred Barnes
Sturge
Wistier Ald
Berin Sori
Sore Gereieo
District Board to Act Against Wage Act Violators
The Third Regional War Labor Board reports over 600 inspections in its four state region. The board plans enforcement actions against employers violating the Nations Wage Stabilization Act, with civil and criminal penalties and potential tax disallowance of illegal wage increases.
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Iss
Nadelphta
Libr Board
Tit IL
Niet
Third Regional Board
Lye
Pennsylveulm
New Jersey
Delware
Maryland
District of Columbia
National Way Labor Board
Washington
Imidnimo Wus
Congress
Bell Sai Ell
Tal Viokilors
County Election Regulations Tightened by Erie Board
Erie officials moved to tighten election rules after findings that a Third Ward district board had not been elected for years and court appointments failed to meet the November 2 deadline. The chief clerk said voters did not list election officials, leading to last minute appointments and missing records. A new resolution requires filling all board vacancies at least two months before each election with full instructional briefings for members.
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Erie
Ralph C. Benediet
Erimnry
Election Board
Rohuin
Court House
Kent
Alles Teardime
Unetsets
Benedict
Eugene Hubber Dies Sudden in Kane Community Hospital
Eugene F. Huben, 49, longtime manager of the state liquor store and a leading figure in local civic and fraternal circles, died suddenly in Kane Community Hospital after an asthma attack caused total failure. A Ludlow resident for 40 years, he remained at work until Tuesday before being stricken. Death occurred at 12:55 a.m. Saturday.
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Kane
Eugene F. Huver
Stite
Hubed
Ludlow
Fatineetay
New York milk price return shows decrease in 1942-43 pool
New York dairy officials announce a uniform plan of 3.91 per hundredweight for Ber milk with the New York pool down 35 percent from last year. Output volumes drop as fewer plants and producers are licensed in the New York pool, affecting deliveries across six states and the basic freight zone.
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New York
Dairy Farm
J. Blanford
Blanford
New York City
Westchester County
Vermont
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
October aid expenditures rise to 4.88 million in state reports
Harrisburg reports October expenditures for all assistance grants at 4,883,700 dollars. Older to dependent children and federal contributions totaled 1,715,800 dollars, while state funds financed 3,107,900 dollars. Week ending Nov 6 shows 164 fewer general assistance cases, with 382 closed and 218 opened, bringing total cases to 158,953 including 88,040 old-age recipients and 24,660 general assistance cases.
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Harrisburg
L.é Federal
Titusville Gas Ration Board Overages Cut
Titusville ration board reduced over-issues after surpassing OPA limits. September totals showed 37,000 gallons excess, now down to about 12,600 gallons. Savings focused on non-highway gasoline for motors. truck coupons to come in rolls after year start.
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OPA
Five hurt in midnight viaduct wreck near Oil City
Franklin November 15 two of five injured in a crash on the viaduct over the Pennsylvania Railroad north of Rouseville. Charles Davison a welder 31 of Oil City with deep facial lacerations and a cut cheek and Harold C. Graham 1189 East Second Street Oil City with head wounds and possible skull fracture were listed in critical condition at Oil City Hospital. Three others were taken to the hospital with less serious injuries.
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Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Rouseville
Oil City
Charles Davison
City Hotel
Harold C. Graham
East Second Street
Population in Australia Concentrates in Six Regions
A fragmented report notes that nearly half of Australia’s population lives in six major urban and coastal areas. The piece hints at regional disparities and growing urban primacy across the country.
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Australia
Third Service Command Chief Warns Of Civilian Let-Down
Baltimore dispatch reports Major General Milton A Reckord, commanding Third Service Command, warning that civilian defense laxity threatens national defense. He cites relaxed War Department regulations, removal of spotters, and coastal blackout suspensions as easing trends, urges vigilance against complacency and a return to Pearl Harbor era attitudes.
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State Defense Council
Milton A. Reckord
Reneed Stertness
Defennse Forces Ag
Tere Inlet
Third Service Command
Baltimore
Ypneral
Pennsylvania
War Department
General Reckord
Aviles
Channen Nee ii
Reckord
Pearl Harbor
OPA Threatens Auto Speeders in Erie District
Eleven to twelve local Erie district violators of OPA gasoline rules face suspension of driving privileges for the duration after convictions by justices of the peace and aldermen. Names are withheld by the OPA and will be referred to the rationing board for final action.
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Erie
OPA
Office of Price Administration
Saturdaay
Psccapit Bs Cnet Asbaeming
Answers to the Quiz Questions From The Enionlal Page
Answers list the correct responses for ten quiz items including Pred M. Vinson for federal law, one thousand million, Arcadon, South America, William and Mary, Nixie, Michigan, and Abrehem. The fragmentary OCR shows inconsistent spellings and ordering but preserves named entities and topics.
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Enionlal
Pred M. Vinson
Federal Law
Arcadon
South America
William and Mary
Nixie
Michigan
Abrehem
Erie Marine Recruit Becomes Navy Officer
Erie Pa November 13 Associated Press reports Clare Swisher a farmer from Erie and Cheveland New York has begun naval service after transfer to the Navy. Swisher is to receive a monthly private wage while training and has been commissioned as lieutenant junior grade in the Navy following Marine Corps approval of the transfer.
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Erie Marine
Associated Press
Erie
Clare Swisher
Cheveland
New Puro
Swisher
I Navy
Marine Corps
Navy
Jamestown Milk Stopage Delayed to December 1
Jamestown officials announce a delay of the milk stoppage until December 1 as local distributors and producers discuss price ceilings. About 60 members of the Jamestown Independent Milk Producers Association met at Haggerty and Anderson to vote on extending the deadline, with chairman Clifford Bender of Stillwater and Harry Williams of North Cliver supporting the move.
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Jamestown
Notdees
Aigusta
Jamestown Independent Milk ‘Prodllicers Asociation
Dibeln—Ton
Haggerty and Anderson
Washington Street
CPA O
OPA
Clfford Bender
Stillwater
Harry Williams
North Cliver
Vanide Fumes Cause Fatal Harm in Perth Amboy
In Perth Amboy on November 19 Cyande gas fumes from an adjoining warehouse being fumigated fatally injured three people in a combined tavern and apartment building. Police reported the incident as a hazardous fumigation accident with residents recalling a strong odor prior to the injuries.
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Perth Amboy
W. J
Het
Breignty and power clashes amid jailed reforms
Fragmentary OCR item hints at constitutional tensions and shifting allegiances. Mentions Gen lover of Bie, Churchill, and references to referenda or truce terms amid political upheaval. Lacks clear dates, places, or names due to garbled text.
Tre City Jurors Deliberate On Uhre Case
In Tre City, jurors hear the Uhre case with prosecutors and defense presenting evidence. The trial focuses on contested charges, while witnesses recount key events and timelines unfold as the jury weighs the verdict.
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Blore
Sampson
Naval Raining
Rev. van Houten
RED Cross Treas
Carry Man
Camp and Hospital Council
Carry
Medul
Wright Brothers
Kiltyhawk
Pians
Warren R. Roberts
State Council of Defense
Sevou
Christmas Club
Hhundred
Monnay
Herbert P. Rawls
Justee Sab
Gordon
Main Street
First Avenue
James Scully
Grand Street
Benlly
HB. Robbins
Robbins
Corry Hospital
Glenn Midaleton
Quailis Cash Stores
Eugene Huber
Quality Cash Stores
Florida
Cortland
Blue Boy
Titusville Board
Dimanding
Heiman's
San
Arge Abs
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
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Winston
Withdra Qelense
Grov Lom Tre
Uhre
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