Town notices and hospital discharge report mix in Corry era item
The page records discharge of several Corry hospital patients including John Francis Clancy Dane Little and Mrs Heny Butcher with injuries from a driveway incident. It notes local group meetings at Immanuel Guild and Women’s Missionary Society, a sale at Grand building, a fatality report in Erie and other community notices across Jamestown Titusville and Meadville with varied local actions and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motors
Corry Hospital
John Francis Clancy
Jain Clancy
Fourth Avenue
Dane Little
Corry
Heny Butcher
Ronse Mead
Ans Wright
Walter Sharon
Columbus Avenue
J [da Yoas
Spartensburg
Russell Haag
Gary
Troutville
Cilion
Hye
Immanuel
Bosfee
West
Wamen's Victory
Clik
Municipal
Ney
Grand Room
Jamestown
W Coy
Fred Weavers
Cherry Creeley W. C
AL Hospital
Appeal to Congress to Save Tubercular Vets
The American Public Health Association was urged to seek congressional action to protect World War I veterans returning home with tuberculosis. Dr Louis T Dublin of Metropolitan Life Hospital argued that despite massive wartime spending and good veterans hospitals, many men were released as cured prematurely due to lack of coordinated aftercare and extended treatment plans.
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Assachney Kaye
New York
American Public Health Association
Congress
Louis T. Dublin
Metropolitan Lie Insurance Company
Veterans
GOP Delegates Increase Vote Strength for 1944 Convention
The Republican national convention will have 1058 delegate votes, up 58 from 1940, with 80 states plus Hawaii gaining delegates and five states losing under revised allocations to spur Republican turnout. Official counts await December committee meeting or convention city selection. There is a note on frog species diversity in the U.S.
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Washington
GOP
Philadelphia
Republian
Woman in Erie court rampage after divorce verdict
Anna Moody, resident of 232 Wallen Street, disrupted a Erie County court session when the jury refused to grant a divorce to Robert Freeman from Minnie Freeman. She shouted threats at jurors and Judge Miles B. Bills, prompting staff to remove her to an upstairs room under technical arrest as the proceedings unfolded.
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Erie
Miles B Bills
OM City
Anna Jew Mozily
Wallen Street
Robert
Freeman
Eric
Minnie Freeman
Oil City
Miss Moody
Pope Pius Likely to Stay In Vatican City Amid Rome Turmoil
Reports from Italy indicate Pope Pius is likely to remain in Vatican City even if Rome experiences renewed conflict. The pope continues his routine duties as security around the Holy See expands, though observers deem Vatican defenses mainly symbolic and the Swiss Guard unused.
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Vatican City
Stockholm
Pope Pius
Rome
Italy
Holy See
Vatican
Striking Truck Drivers Urged to Return to Work
Atlanta October 13 union officials urged striking truck drivers in six southern states to return to their jobs today. They aim to end a week long walkout that threatened millions of points of freight, much of it material moving by road. The request followed written assurances from truckline operators, the Army and U.S. Conciliation Service that they would aid in obtaining an early War Labor Board decision on the drivers wage increase case.
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Atlanta
Army
U.S. Conciliation Service
War Labor Board
Wife Slayer Gets 10 to 20 Year Sentence
Hollidaysburg Pa October 19 Ralph Macedonia a 50 year old Altona shopman was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in Wester penitentiary and fined 1000 for the murder of his wife Frances 46 in the coup bedroom last July A jury found Macedonia guilty of second degree murder Saturday but Judge George G Patterson granted a stay of judgement pending action by defense counsel for a new trial Today however Macedonias attorneys said a new trial would not be filed
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Hollidaysburg
Ralph Macedonia
Altoona
Wester Penitentiary
Frances
Macedonia
George G. Patterson
Waning Nazi strength seen as Allied gains widen
London dispatches report British signals that Portugal's grant of bases in the Azores marks continued Allied momentum. The piece notes hopes neutral nations like Eire and Turkey may extend military facilities, strengthening sea lanes from the United States to Europe and the Mediterranean against Germany. Dispatches from Lisbon indicate British warships had already steamed.
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Associated Press
London
Pioneve
Portugal
Granthie Béltair
Azores
Germany
Eire
Turkey
United States
Europe
Mail Aid
Hitler
Lisborn
Ridgway Truck Driver Hurt In Siding Crash
Ridgway Ohio October 13 John Rubenso Ridgway coucher was critically injured late Tuesday after his truck lodged with coal and overturned near Unsteeyy Boot in the borough He was rushed to El County General Hospital by ambulance. Cause of the accident was not immediately learned.
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Ridgway
John Rubensoh
Coucher
Aterson
Col
el County General Hospital
Nearby Woods Fire Peril Persists Amid Strong Winds
A flurry of fires across Curry region, with up to 15 daily incidents, tests forest service efforts. Wardens and volunteer crews battle new blazes as weather worsens and visibility declines. Wildlife watchers monitor fire danger as miles remain exposed and funds sought for response.
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Seapby
National Forest
Entie
Nennine
Tony Placas
Malblity
Miles
Harbors in Ve Avores and land ed troops on defend ports
British planes were reported landing from aircraft as troops showed defense of ports and fields.
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Aircrat Cashier
Pittsburgh Judge Dies At 59 In Allegheny County
Judge Andrew T. Park, 59, of Allegheny County, dies after more than two years away from the bench. He returned to the bench two weeks earlier, after an extended absence, and was a prominent figure in the common pleas court.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew T. Park
Allegheny
Polini
Park
Mystery fragments mark a local prose oddity
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a historical notice or notice-like item but lacks clear names, places, or dates. The readable bits suggest a formal matter perhaps involving a person connected to a profession, yet specifics fail to establish concrete details for a traditional article summary.
Fragmentary firefighting report from river town event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a river town fire and a lengthy hourlong battle. It references Potts and a large coal and fuel stock, with notes on relief efforts and equipment during the incident. Names and details are incomplete or garbled.
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Elmer Everett
Conteauiville
SS Vincent’s Hospital
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John E. Hershberger
Marthe Curtiner
Betty Amidon
North Garard
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Ernie Brockman
East Main St
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Western
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John W. Minton
Lang Poli
Tte Army
Dogs For Defense Movement
James M. Ausin
Keystone Ordnance Works
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Titusville
Ralph
Jason Ora Brown
Shippenville
Western Penitentiary
Lee ‘McCracken
Venango County
Oil Gily
Francis Casimir Duda
Congregation of Matian Fathers
Community and War Fund
Erie County
Knox Hall
Church of the Covenant
Brie
H. K. R. Emmett
Community and War Pune
National War Fund
C. J
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Sunset Ramblers
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Robert Watkins
War Department
C. J. Watkins
Wondcockboro
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Clinton
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Pete
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Comry
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Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
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