Blood donations urged as Red Cross to aid Clarion drive
In Clarion this week the Red Cross aims to collect blood with 1500 pints donated by volunteers who signed up for appointments. Harris, chair of the Red Cross blood donor service, said the unit operates 11 30 AM to 5 30 PM daily and can accept blood from 300 donors daily if everyone keeps their appointments.
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Court, births, and accidents mix in Corry notes
A busy Corry area page reports the 5,000th baby born at a local hospital, a traffic accident at Hydelows road near St Catherine's cemetery, and various community notices including a quilting club gathering, a clothing service ad, and hospital updates on patients from Corry and nearby towns.
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Centerville
St. Catherine’s Cemetery
Hydelows Road
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Bombings At Jersey City Prompt FBI Probe
Federal agents joined the Jersey City bombing inquiry after two blasts hit a public school and a poolroom, destroying doors and entrances about two hours apart. Detective Benjamin Simon said the case is active and tied to the draft board HQ activities.
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Johnson says no need for father draft
Washington Oct 4 Senator Johnson JD Cole says he has authentic figures showing more than 3,500,000 men in the Army with over a year's service and enough trained manpower at home and overseas to meet needs this year and next. He dubbed the push for father deferment as unnecessary amid debate over draft policy and questioned the accuracy of the figures cited by another senator.
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Warren Proctor Becomes Pilot at Napier Field
Aviation Cadet Warren C. Proctor of Corry Pennsylvania graduated Friday as an Army Air Forces pilot and was sworn in as a second lieutenant at Napier Field Alabama. Col James L. Daniels Sr presented silver wings. Proctor, son of Mr and Mrs Carl D Proctor, was a General Electric stock clerk when accepted for aviation cadet training on October 21, 1982. he is a Corty Senior High School and Edinboro State Teachers College alumnus.
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Erie
Corty
Edinboro State Teachers College
Supreme Court Opens New Term With Far Reaching Controversies
The Supreme Court reopens the 1943 44 term as eight month session will settle cases of wide import. Draft net application for conscientious objectors, OPA rent control rulings, and voting rights in a state congressional primary are among about 400 cases on file. Wiley Rutledge remains on the bench after Byrnes resignation. Today’s session covers admission of attorneys and motions.
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McCormick Dies At Erie After Heart Attack
William Stewart McCormick longtime Odd Fellows Masonic and church figure dies at home in Erie from a heart attack. He directed the Odd Fellows Children’s Home Meadville and served as elder of Mirant Presbyterian Church. Survived by widow and four children, a brother Rev Arthur B. McCormick, minister in Oil City, and a sister Mrs Ella Byerly of Sharpeville.
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Services At Erie For Wilmer Frew
Wilmer R Frew a well known Erie resident died suddenly of a heart attack Friday night at 612 Marshall Avenue Erie He was 62 and had lived in Erie about twenty years He worked at Nast store and later in insurance and served as district leader for the Erie Tsuraie Exchange He is survived by his widow Inez Cole Frew a daughter Mrs Marshall Johnson Warren a son John R Frew Erie a sister Mrs B Waite Oakland California and two grandchildren Funeral services will be held at the Edward G Hanley funeral home Erie Tuesday at 3 30 pm with burial in Ryle cemetery.
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New tax proposals seek higher rates to fund postwar plan
The proposals, continued from page one, outline a plan to raise about $6.61 billion annually by increasing withholding on wages and salaries to as high as 90 percent. A $3.46 billion portion would go into a compulsory savings refund after the war. Exemptions for married couples fall from $1,200 to $1,100, singles stay $900, and dependents drop from $3,500 to $300. Corporate rates would leap from 40 to 80 percent.
New Revenue Measures Target Alcohol Tobacco and Goods
The plan proposes excises raising distilled spirits to 104 dollars per gallon and beer to 104 per barrel, cigars from 0 to 5 per thousand, tobacco at 18 to 34 cents a pound, and general levies on forms from 10 to 30 percent. Additional taxes apply to salt drinks, candy, gum, and transportation related charges with bills moving toward revenue goals. House Republicans advocate following Morgenthau and aim to place the measure on President Roosevelt’s desk by January 1.
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Fragmentary query with mixed letters and garbled words
The text presents a jumbled mix of phrases and misspelled words, making it impossible to extract a coherent event, names, or places for a meaningful summary. No identifiable entities or actions are clear enough to tag as a news item.
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