Kane Chamber of Commerce announces production talks with Kane
Fragmented text reports negotiations between Kane Chamber of Commerce and Kane organization over new production facilities. Mentions skilled labor, suppliers, and potential auto parts manufacturing leading to seasonal operation. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Kane
Rane & Materials
JM. Bie
PEST
Kane Chamber of Commerce
Cotstevettun
Posal
Kane Arganizarion
Chi- Winter
Corry area notices and postwar planning updates
City and Vicinity briefs report hospital moves for Maude Webber and a Corry hospital patient, the death of Charles Sculling, and local church and Red Cross updates. Erie and Venango county items cover drought effects on farmers, salvage drives, dairy recordkeeping, and planned postwar highway programs. Titusville notes include a reserve officer’s commission, chamber of commerce talks, POW issues, and local retail ads.
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Powell Motors
Maude Webber
Corry Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Oll
Charles J. Sculling
Chariton Street
Pennzoil Company
Rummage sale at Grand theatre blog October 15 16 Townsend Ladies
Notices mix rummage sale details at Grand theatre blog October 15 16 Townsend Ladies St Jamestown. Police investigate theft at Moose lodge club rooms 405 EB Path Street with inventory pending. Coats cleaned and pressed 84c at HJ Grant De Jean Cochran St Randolph. Three Randolph places entered. $25 taken at Skinner Service Station. Abbott Dining and Richfield stations entered but limited losses. War production officials say civilian material needs remain tight. Red Cross surgical dressing volunteers lacking supplies. next meeting times pending. Edward M. Merz 69 retires from Oil Well Supply dies at Oil City Hospital. John Fehrenbach chairs United War Fund drive in Titusville. Golden Links class to meet at Mrs. John Fuller’s Tuesday. R. A. Bachomner sick at home pleurisy. McCray Ladies Aid planned for Oct 14. American destroyer uses 450 gallons oil per five minutes.
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Grand Theatre
Townsend
St Jamestown
Moose Lodge
Path Street
Grant
DeJean
Magnzne Steel
Red Cross
Mead
Oil City
Edward M. Merz
East Third Street
Oil Well Supply Company
John J. Cann
United Spanish War Veterans
Oi City
John Fehrenbach
United War Fund
Titusville
Crawford County
Golden Links
First Methodist Church
John Fuller
North Center Street
R. A. Bach Omner
Raymond Employe
West Pleasant Street
McCray
Sam Stultz
Williams to Leave for Army in Corry Office
Bernard J. Williams, manager of the Federal-State employment office since 1941, will be inducted into the Army at Erie on October 7. He plans to leave Corry within days, to be succeeded by an unnamed replacement, as wartime work at the office expands under the War Manpower Commission. Mrs Williams will reside with her parents in Erie for the duration.
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Bernard J. Williams
Williams
Army
Erie
Corry
Mr Williams
Hare
War Manpower Commission
Funeral Services For Jamestown Man
Jamestown Pa Oct 11 Victor Hugo Ehrhart known as Uncle Viet Ehrhart was laid to rest near his early business sites. He died at his Pittsburgh home on Friday at age 83. Ehrhart ran the Jamestown Pallut and Paris Company until 1916 and later helped develop Miami Beach in the 1920s.
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Jamestown
Victor Hugo
Viet Ehrhart
Pittsburg
Miley
Pittebur
James Yown
Russians Open Major Offensive In New Zone
Russians report a major fresh push in a new sector with German forces still in the Kuban area. They claim 14,000 German deaths and heavy losses including 100 tanks and 77 aircraft over the weekend as battles continue across the front while a Treasury report notes October receipts and expenditures.
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Kuban
Heavies Tollto Wg
Nevel
Ase
Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Missing U S Ambassador's Son After Münster Raid
Lt. Jom G. Winant, 1 year old son of the American ambassador to Britain, was reported missing following yesterday's raid on Münster. Fellow fliers saw German fighters concentrate on Winant's Flying Fortress as chutes trailed, with the formation attacked on the return to base after dropping bombs at 25,000 feet.
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Winant
Goran
Associated Press
U.S
England
Jom G. Winant
Britain
Muenster
Ais
Gematt
Focke-Wilf
Phat
Om Winant
U Boat Raid on Allied Convoy Ends With Losses
Roosevelt and Churchill report a four and a half day battle where three escort vessels and a small number of merchant ships were sunk while many U boats were damaged. August and September recorded the best merchant ship losses for the war. A grass fire near Frank Darrow’s farm on Union Street drew four alarms.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Tate
Wake Attack Touted as Greatest In Pacific
Report from Page One describes a wake attack led by Admiral Nimitz’s forces with Janet coordinating from 1,000 miles distant. By arrival, enemy defenses were neutralized and heavy bombers faced light antiaircraft fire with no air opposition. Liberators then bombed and swept in to destroy remaining targets, as a carrier task force followed with light bombers striking the islands.
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Nimitz
Cavil
Auwin
Wuetrin
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