Corry Hospital directors report received a nine thousand five hundred check
A hoard of Corry Hospital directors reported receiving a check for 9500 from the City of Corry after the council voted an annual fine. The article notes several other local items including a teen driving incident in Warren, a marriage license filed in Erie, and various civic updates such as Federal Reserve leadership changes, Victory Loan progress, and a maimed-hand evidence incident near Olean.
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Corry Hospital
City of
Corry
Orchard shipment to Columbus party noted amid fever report
A Board of Health bulletin records another scarlet fever case naming Donna Mae Mick of Lemor Street. An orchid sent by Thin Brenamen of Hollywood arrived in Columbus for the Tom Breneman Breakfast Party to be held there tomorrow evening by PT ATH.
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Board of Health
Donna Mae Mick
Lemor Street
Brenamen
Hollywood
Columbus
PT. Ath
Meadville Firm Workers Win 4-Cent Raise and Vacation Gain
Meadville Pa November 15 The War Labor Board approved a four cent an hour differential for the second shift and increased vacation time for Meadville Malleable Iron Works Co workers. The award is retroactive to June 6 1944 for part and August 27 1945 for the rest. About 125 to 130 workers were idle in a stoppage the company and United Steelworkers said was not a strike.
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Meadville
Tron Works Co
War Labor Board
Clo-United Steelworkers
Former Corry Man's Death Sparks Local Action
Mark Gray, once station master at the Gorry railway brook, died from injuries after an assault outside a Titusville establishment. A coroner's jury blamed public drunkenness and police neglect. owner Paul Allen faced censure for forcing a man from the premises. The verdict notes Gray's fatal fall and Howe’s role. Authorities consider a broader probe into safety and liquor laws.
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Mark Gray
Gorry
Titusville
Usville
Wellgence
Velvet
Leona
Corry
Garlikeh Lumber Co
Gry
Paul Allen
Johm Howe
Gray
Howe
Two big US warships share spotlight on Sunday
Philadelphia dispatch notes the 27,000 ton aircraft carriers Valley Forge and Princeton to be commissioned and then turned over to Captain J M Huskin g, a veteran sailor from Kentucky who lost a foot when the USS Princeton sank in the Battle of Leyte Gulf. The Valley Forge will also be advanced by The Princeton as sister ships.
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Hawe
Kane
Cornell
Sagtier
Stevia
Hiladelphia
Princetom
Philadelphia Navy
Princeton
J. M. Husking
Fineville
Leyte Gulf
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Curver
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Quirles
Erie
Dawson S. Hulett
Gur Tldine B. Janes
Wattsboro
Reuben B. Hays
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Ray M. Gideey
Hays
First National Bank of Cielatl
S. B Nichols
Union City
Olean
Carl Trippett
Clarksville
W. Va
Tony Rezepuy
West Main Street
Gurty Pole
Neut East
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Worf
Poller
Atelier Rompliant
Job H
Mick
Waltnes
Mick Eve
York
Mott Street
Micke
Pennsylvania Council of
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Altormey Generames
A. Duff
Skaye
Herbert Brownell, Jr
National Republican
Jon
Smlextemporangous
Walter H. Judd Reatinn
Mason
Democratic State Committee
Pennsylvania
Harold Powers
Erie Railroad
J. G. Kibler
Sally Leld
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Harry le
Glymer
Wits
Come Hospital
Gillette
Wishten
Cecil Robbins
Anol
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Vius
Pittsburgh
Hardware & Service
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Dial
Thuy Lhis the Fewead
Pillsbury's
Pillsbury
Pete
Pilsbury
Vwthon
Teoyad
Flacs
Eure
Pillsburys
Valley Forge
Delco
Willard
Thomas Motor Co
Murphy’s
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Moss Rose
Meat Placter
Valiare
Riviera
Brentwood
G. C. Murphy Coo
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