Indian summer continues at Cory Hospital meeting
The Cory Hospital Association board will hold its regular monthly meeting this Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Police report a thief lifted a teal blue topcoat valued at 27.50 from a patron during a visit to a local establishment. Exchanges note Christmas shopping expected to rise about 20 percent from 1940, with economists predicting a record spree. Two teens, James Brown Jr. and Jack Foley, are missing from Jamestown, prompting a lookout across the region. Burton Smock chooses jail over a 9 fine and costs for dog license violation. Funeral plans are set for Rev Ignatius Raczkowski, pastor of St. Matthias, who died Sunday in Erie. Police investigated a domestic disturbance on West Wayne Street. the kitchen showed signs of a struggle. Jeann Tebbins, 17, is sought with possible elopement to Youngstown. A street-improvement petition on S. Pleasant to E. M Street is filed for city consideration. State police detained a Pittsfield man after a disturbance at Three Point. City Council approves no relocation of street fights on West Wayne Street and discusses lighting. Over 1,000 Cody students underwent cybernetic tests at multiple schools. Examinations will be repeated Wednesday morning for ninth graders excluded from the first group. Boward Williams receives permission to take over salvage work at the fly dump on Avenue A. Mrs Ethel Chadwick, 48, widow of Charles Chadwick, dies after an extended illness, survived by four sisters and one brother. Fire department responded to a grass fire on Irving Street. flames were extinguished.
Question Bee Planned at Defense Meet in Harrisburg
Harrisburg hosts a defense development forum on November 0 featuring Governor James and state officials. Business and civic leaders from Erie and surrounding counties will raise questions from manufacturing to transportation. Flynn of the Bank of Erie chairs the conference as chamber ties with the State Department of Commerce to spark discussion and meetings.
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Erie
Harrisburg
Artur J. James
Serratory
State Department
Gomumenve
Mark S James
Epailsy Seretare of Commerce
Raymond
Smith
Sylt-Napralsiaf
Pennsydvanin Bs
Crosstones
Eynore Vinun
Ere
Warner, McKen
Stanford
Willlem .F. Flynn
Bank of Erie
Bele Chuti— Ber
State aid for shop expense funds disbursed statewide
State Treasurer G. Hugald Wagner announced reimbursements totaling AT dollars to Erie county districts for vocational education costs. Corry will receive 6085.17, Albion 80, Bainbridge 1,123.75, Girard 863.18, North East 1,476.66, Springfield 1,? and Wesleyville 226.25. The list includes Waterford joint district 1,849 and Franklin township 1,318.25. Also notes a new highway on Route 422 near Here and Wyattville opens, removing Sugars Creek village from through traffic duties.
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Corry
Cherks
Harrisburg
G. Hugald Wagner
Erie County
Albion
Bainbora
Girard
Mularsole Township
North Eps
Springfield Township
WUOSS
Nd Township
Wesleyville
Russians Drive Germans From Tula Frontline
The Soviet front reports strong Russian advances around Tula and Sevastopol. German forces were said to be retreating under heavy losses while Axis units pull back to reinforce other sectors near Moscow and the Caucasus. Intermittent fighting and air battles marked the broad front as both sides aimed to shape control of Crimea and northern Russia.
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Rage One
Ukraine
Hitler
Mostow
Toxtoy-On-Dow
Caucasus
Kalinin
Moscow
Berlin
Sevastopol
Crimea
London
Kerch
Russia
Sweeping Parking Changes Proposed in City Ordinance
A proposed city ordinance seeks widespread parking restrictions on north and south sides of Main streets, side streets, and several avenues. It calls for one way traffic on Sixth Avenue and Avenue traffic northbound from Pleasant to Main, with meters to be installed on Main Street and several listed streets. Parking bans apply daily from 7 am to 6 pm.
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West Main
Sie
Simon Street
North Gennes
Eax
Park Plave
Prederick Frankl
Center
Grave
Storth
Center Ly Spring
Mito
Concord
Bask
Washington
Surlisie
West Waste
South Center
Church
Grove Street
Pleasant 10
Sixth Avenue
Lemon Street
Tyaffe
City of
Corny
Kus Main Stree
Springsbseh
Tish Washington
Park
West Willington
Moit Street
Car Crash Jolts Rear Seat Passenger in Violent Wreck
A chaotic highway crash injures two, including Harald W. Huge, 48, as a car veers off a bridge, jolting the rear seat rider and prompting trooper investigation. The vehicle smashed the guard rail and came to a stop on the roadway.
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Che Velinia
Napus
Cho Oo
Piaieh
Aptey
LW Iit
Austen Wii
Harald W. Huge
North East
Ween
Sillauy
Crossing safety report prompts council action on 24 hour watch
May Bound reports from Safety Director Richard Rossbacher review the Erie and Pennsylvania Railroad dispute over 24 hour protection at Conley Street and West Wayne Street. He recommends enforcing a 20 mile speed limit and planning crossings be timed. No firm dates from railroads. The city will draft ordinances and pursue action at December meeting. Nearby vacant lots may be used for parking to relieve congestion.
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Council
Sifety
Richard Rossbacher
Erie
Penn
Conley Street
First Avenue
West Wayne Street
Diiver
Fhe & Ware
Ressbacher Siso
Allthy Parkers
Walter H. Scott
Wanted Miscellaneous and Help Wanted Classified Snippet
Wanted small round heater mol over in fire pot for burning hard cost Call 61 Spar husburg or write Paul T Gleason Box 21 Spartansburg Pa 3419 Help male and female Wanted woman for housekeeper and care of three children Inquire evening 933 Burton Ave city
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Sparhusburg
Paul T. Gleason
Spartansburg
Burton Ave
City
Explosion at Pittsburgh incinerator injures two workers
An explosion at a clay incinerator in Pittsburgh caused 99,000 in damage and injured two stokers named John Hinvey and Edward Price, both of Pittsburgh, after a container of flammable liquid mixed with burning rubbish is believed to have sparked the blast.
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Pittsburgh
John, Hinvey
Edward Price
Market Summary From Nov 18 Pittsburgh Buffalo Trades
Market notes show slow demand for produce with varied prices on apples including Maine Chilyro and Katadhins at 19-20 per 100 lb, New York McIntosh at 1.60, Jonathan apples 12-25, and Ohio Staymans 1.15-25. Potatoes sold 27 cars with No. 1 at about 1.00 per 50 lb. Livestock in Buffalo mixed with hogs steady to high quality 140-230, cattle slow, calves 50, lambs stout to 1.60, and general market reports from Associated Press and New York shows mixed commodity activity across markets.
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Pittsburgh
Apples
Sidady
Baskets W. Va Delicious
Blak Twigs
Penna Stock Twigs
Grimes Golden
New York
McIntosh
Jonathnans
Ohio Staymans
Maine Chipyeway
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Unclear OCR fragment on sports club chatter emerges
Fragmentary text references fans clubs and possible names but lacks clear facts or events. No verifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are present to summarize into a coherent item.
Hasket Aun ning family of Sp rested in the feeting
A fragmentary notice reports a family named Hasket Aun ning from Sp rested in the feeting. The unreadable line suggests a local obituary or cemetery context with limited legible details.
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Cleveland
James Brown, Jr
Jick Foley
Jamestown
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Youngstown
Burton Smock
Brook Street
C. B- Porter
Smock
Ignatius W. Racykowski
SS Methias Duke
Bt. Vincent’s Hospital
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Pastor Hill
Father Raczkowski
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Brie
Philadelphia
Jeanne Tebbins
Jett
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Wayne, Pa
Sinley Avenue
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Metinotist Church
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Couhell
Berliner
Pittsfield
Three Point In
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Cty Council
Mead Park
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Harold Rausc
Sfir Corry
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Treatvey
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White House
Link
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Sherman
National Bank OF Corry
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Boston Bull
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Carker Snaniél
Prenic Gates
R. B. Kriler
Hotel Gorey
Fanday Poultry and Supplies
Bert Stockton
Raymond Halfast
Braley'y
Center St
Tay
Crawford M
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Grewhoend
Ceripal Phivlewe
Jt Patt
A.J. Aikens Motor Sales
OG. N. Scott
Catherine St
Center Sales Company
North Center St
Bindem
N. Center
Congress
Aver Agency
Alvin G. Bennink
Clymer
D.L. McCauley
S. Center
Care Journal
Mala
Barlow Poultry Farm
Sugar Grove
Brigham
Steve Nagy
R. D
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Psaria
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Ward's
Chen
Ward
Titusville
Lipsett Wrecking& Survace Corp
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Tm Bulld
Frank Gates
Clarion
Earl J. Messenger
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Brigham Hardware Co
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Leutenant
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