City market draws attention amid chaotic reports across town
A jumble of notes from a Wednesday city market scene cites a bear, police actions, and various incidents. Reports include unemployment benefits for the week ending November 1, Pennsylvanian receipts rising 38 percent, and police handling of drunkenness arrests at Spring and South streets. Other items mention highway plate warnings, a dog attack complaint, a notable election result for Mrs. Eckels, a rat bite fatality, a police search for a Dodge sedan, and a queue of minor traffic crashes. The notice closes with a call for a local women’s meeting and a school event at Berion High School.
Corry Red Cross Steadfast in War Effort
The Corry Red Cross reports heavy community effort with 713 refugee garments 37 000 surgical dressings 4 knight robes 85 knitted soldiers garments and 408 soldiers idy bows shipped since June 12. Mrs William Pelle leads daily cutting in Ajax building while a quota for the next period lists gowns pajamas overalls bed jackets blouses petticoats slips nightshirts gowns and shirts.
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Corry
The
Red
A. Stennett
Red Cross
William Pelle
Ajax
Salory
Red Cross Rooma Ar | Ube Bteward
Poison Eggs Traced to Inmate Kitchen Error
An inmate kitchen helper prepared eggs with powdered milk and a poison later linked to 47 inmates who died within minutes. Frozen egg yolks from a Utah shipment were implicated, while other eggs from the same batch caused no harm. The deaths followed stomach cramps and respiratory failure, raising fears of a broader toll.
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Comtlines
Frank Wmenne
University of Oregon
Evans
State Food Grants Raised by 360000 Monthly
Harrisburg reports a 360000 monthly rise in public assistance food grants benefiting about 312000 Pennsylvanians. Governor James signed the increase to aid general assistance and to dependent children and old age programs, with additional boosts for unemployment and aid to families. The December checks will start the new benefits.
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Harrisburg
James
Inne Aberub
Howard J. Russell
Jie
Franfall
le Rided
Burglary Case Before Court In Sharon Town
Anthony Linonis, 29, of Sharon, faced trial today before Judge Lee A. McCracken for burglaries at the Hancock home on Elk Street and thefts from the Eagles Club. Two Sharon youths implicated. Linonis already under penal institution sentences, Barick in the U.S. Army. Proceedings reviewed evidence first on game machine thefts, then the Hancock burglary. District attorney D. D. Skelly handles the Commonwealth case. Benjamin Marks represents the defendant.
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Way Deipairon
Tauiglaries
Mary Hancock
Wig Elk Street
Anthony Linonis
Sharon
Drudge Lee A. McCracken
Slory
John. Linonis
Wil Mum
Mablan
John Barrick
U.S. Army
Hwoensen
Anthony Linowts
Hagles Club
Hancock Mmne
Skelly
Commonwealth
Altorney Benjamin Marks
Kane Bank Depositors to Share in Dividend
Kane Ps Nov 20. Checks were released Thursday by the Kane Trust Savings Company receivership for 10 percent of deposited funds. The state Banking Department’s receiver issued the checks, totaling 99 percent of deposits paid to date after previous installments of 10, 13, and 5 percent. The current payment covers the remaining five percent owed to depositors.
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Hit Bank
State Department of Banking
Om Ally BL
State Department
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Devtasttans
Titusville Man Dies Suddenly at Union City
Hert L. Bedow, 69, lifelong Titusville and Grand Valley resident, died suddenly at his Union City boarding house around 4 am. He had complained of chest pains the night before, misattributing it to indigestion, and was dead when a doctor arrived. a death certificate cited heart failure.
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L. Bedow
Grand Vidley
Union City
Bedow
Fisher & Young Qd
Buidlek
Bears Shot Across Er County On Opening Day
Reports from Er county describe multiple black bear killings on the opening day of the 1943 four day season. Five bears were killed in the Medix Run section and another in the Portland Mills area amid a large turnout of hunters.
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Wisix Bears
Medix Run
Portland Mills
20 Per Cent Hire Sought for Erie Fire Fighters
Safety Director Bhier Hickey endorsed a request from Erie Fire Department members for a 20 percent wage increase. He aims to gain budget approval next week, noting the rise in living costs and the department’s under manning. The boost would raise payroll by about $64,000 while recognizing firefighters for an exceptionally hard year.
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Bhier Hickey
Brive Arc Department
International Association of Firefighter
Weel Department
Ware
Wicker
Hickeywald
Youths deny guilt in Jamestown burglaries
Three youths, linked to a series of burglaries and car thefts in Jamestown, pleaded innocent to a second felony count in city court. They were sent to Mayville Jail on bond, with a preliminary examination set for November 23. Norman Nelson, 17, at Winsor Street, had bail set at 1090 on a second degree grand larceny charge. he was unrepresented and held after a snow-tracking incident. No injuries or accidents were reported.
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Novi
Dude Allen
Bargar
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Barger
Norman Nelson
VANKS AND BRITISH ROUT NAZIS IN TUNISIA
Allied forces report British Eighth Army advances north and south of Bengasi as Rommel retreats. German assault forces protect Mareth fortifications with French Tunisian garrisons in open revolt. Dispatches claim 200 German airborne infantry with light tanks seized Gibes gulf port near Mareth Line.
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America
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Erwin Rommel
el Agheila
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Meserlied
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Daily OAIA Smayers Test Questions Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of test questions and stray names. Entries mention Brooklyn Dodgers, New York, Baku, Grozny, and figures like William J. White. Some lines reference the American Virgin Islands and a sizing note about two feet square twice as large as square feet. Unclear full context or coherent narrative.
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OAIA
Smayers
Grozny
Baku
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Farkees
Medien Department
William J. White
American Virgin Islands
New Yorl
Buffalo Livestock Market Report and Prices
The Buffalo market details hog, cattle, and sheep prices with 200-220 lb hogs at 14.60, sows 13.35-13.50, cattle dull with cutter cows 9.95-6.00 and bulls 12.00+, natives to 14.85, and lambs 10.90-14.85. Pittsburgh Produce lists apple and potato quotations, while New York commodities show mixed livestock and produce futures and stock quotes with various grades and prices.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Galves
Tully
Pittsburgh
Baskets
Pennsylvania
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Debelous
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Ohio
Suys
Maine
Idaho
Cleveland Buckeye Starlets Climb to pennant hopeful status
Fragmented OCR reads show a college baseball context with mentions of Cleveland and pennant contention. Key named figures appear uncertain, but references to a coach, the team, and a candidate to be released or signed hint at roster changes and lingering season stakes.
Fragmentary OCR Brief Leaves Key Names Unclear
The readable portion mentions Sh Edward and a Mand line, with references to a phone and a hire and a gumiee event. The rest is garbled. no clear event or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
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Edward
Alan
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