Deerland collision and police reports in Corry area
A Plymouth coach driven by Joseph Franko of Torpedo collided with a trailer drawn by Merle Fitzgerald of Pair Haven at North Center and Washington streets around midnight. Damages estimated at 150 and 25 dollars. Officers Burlingame and Drake investigated. a broken phone line was cleared. Other items include speeding citations on East Pleasant Street, bicycle theft report, two youths chasing a skunk, elopement rumors, Purple Heart awarded to Sgt. Joseph Wojciechowski’s parents, deer incidents near St. Marys, and OPA egg price ceilings for 1945 with local retail examples.
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Joseph Franko
Torpedo
Merle Fitzgerald
Pairhaven
North Center
Washington Streets
Franko
John Coulter
Titusville
Drake
East Pleasant Street
South Center
West Pleasant Street
Hill
Lemontreet
Coulter
OPA
Pittsburgh
War Fund Committee to Meet This Afternoon
Chairman Olin Bracken announced at noon that the first meeting of the Corry War Fund Committee will be held at 5 o'clock this afternoon in the council chamber of the Municipal building. He urged all interested, in addition to committee members, to attend.
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WAR Fund Group
Olin Bracken
Corry War Fund Committee
Bracken
Gas book covers to be turned in for A-12 coupon issue
The Office of Price Administration announced that current A gas ration book holders must return covers to their rationing boards as plans unfold for motorists to apply for a new coupon issue. The A-12 stamps, valid November 9 on the East coast, will have four gallons per coupon and six stamps per book to align Eastern allotments with the rest of the nation.
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Office of Price Administration
$40,000 Gift To Catholic Diocese In Erie
In Erie on October 6, a $40,000 gift in United States Steel 7 percent preferred stock was given by members of a prominent Catholic family to aid the education of priests in the Erie diocese. Bishop John Mary Gannon announced the bequest, noting the endowment will fund four priest candidates and keep the principal intact with an annual income of $2,100.
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Erie
Nepioneer Erieh
Ifit
Most
John Mary Gannon
Brig
Fun
United States Steel Corp
Marshall Byrnes Arrive In Paris For Front Tour
General George C. Marshall and James F. Byrnes arrived in Paris by plane today to tour the front and military installations in France. They were accompanied by Lt. Gen. Thomas T. Handy and Maj. Gen. Howells, aiding the U.S. Army chief of staff in operations and mobilization oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George Co. Marshall
James F. Byres
War Mobilization
France
Byres
U. S. Army
Ste
Thomas T. Handy
Marshall
How
Titusville Youth Is Polio Victim
Titusville reports its first poliomyelitis case of the year. One year old William Leroy Minich, son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Min del, 405 North Drake street, was admitted to Pittsburgh Municipal hospital with a mild facial and right eye paralysis. He likely stays two weeks. Illness began ten days earlier with sore throat. The Munich home is quarantined. two other children, James and Donald, have not been affected. Father works as a Forge employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
William Leroy Minich
Colestock High School
Pittsburgh Municipal Hospital
William R. Mindel
Drake Street
Tracy
Pittsburgh
Munich
James
Donald
Local damage action goes to jury in drainage case
The jury hears testimony from John Mitchell carpenter Henry Bachemer and W W Hammond on property values and drainage impact. County viewer George Beston councilman William Akam and farmer Jacob Royek describe valuations while city evidence includes Corry photographs of the site and drainage ditch. Other officials A Craig and Col Frank McCarthy are noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counnues
Liams
John Mitchell
Carpenter
Henry Bachemer
W. W. Hammond
County Board of Viewers
William Akam
George Beston
Jacob Royek
John Healy
Corry
Warren Buys Site for Sewage Disposal Plant
Warren voters authorize the purchase of seven and a half acres on the Allegheny river shore in Pleas ant township for a new sewage treatment plant at a price of 5000 dollars. Construction is slated after the war with estimated costs between 150000 and 200000 dollars. Plans are by Pittsburgh designers.
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Krebs
Connell
Pittsburgh
Dead Hand of Toyama Fanned Anti Japanese Fear Abroad
Continued from page one, the article describes Toyama’s followers as a global network of loyalists estimated at up to 10,000,000 Japanese at home and abroad. It claims they pursue intrigue, espionage, assassinations, bombings, and coercive domination, with Toyama’s fanatics dreaming of world conquest and bullying the populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burlingame and Drake
West Washington Street
Peru
Donald Sturdevant
East Main Street
Spring Street
Tillisa Myers
Harry Crisman
Union City
U. B
Alex Wojciechowski
Kingstrest
Joseph ‘Wojciechiowski
28Th Division
Wojehiechowski
SL. Marys
John A. Martin
Meadville
Sgt
Martin
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Wiie
Charles B. Tripp
Adam Machac
George N. Wentworth
Gole Hill District
Garland
Clinton Préble
Lyle Merry
Lst
Wer
Thomas Bendural
Alexander Cheropovich
Roy A. Johnson
Gerald L. Mello
William Hartwell
Wallace Mak
Warren
Cpl. Gehr
State Police
Warner Corners
Edinboro
Journal
Catholic
Byrnes
and A. Craig
Gol. Frank McCarthy
Hunter, Walton & CO
Chambers St
Mail
N. Ys
VMTN
OYA
Phillips
Aron Larce Jae
Ponor
Japan
Jies
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