Radio Schedule Highlights and Program Moves
Saturday night radio listings show NBC-1 with Post War Planning and NBC sports talk plus Grand Ole Opry at 10:30. CBS-7 features Man Behind the Gung Hill Parade and Jessica Dragomeste. Blu-7 offers Whats New and Army Service Forces Present. MBS-7 presents Americal Exele Club and California Melodies with Sunday forums on revitalizing liberal arts colleges. CBC listings note program shifts including Curt Masser Show moving from NBC and a Gertrude Lawrence Revue time change.
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NBC
Bestdsley Ruml
Grand Ole Opry
CBS
Jessica Dragmneste
Variety
MBS
Americal Exele Club
America
Victory
John Chay
Thenas
Charley McCarthy
Merry Gy
Curt Masser
Philharmonic
Kosjstaet Conor
Birthday Club Surprise Party For Miss Akam
The Birthday Club surprised Misa Akangi at her Essex Street home last evening celebrating her anniversary. A bake day cake was carved and prizes were won by Mes. Minuaret Hughes and Mrs. David Davis. Guests, including Mrs. Nina Brown and Mrs. Mary Stafford, presented gifts to the guest of honor.
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Akam
Misa Myvilé
Victory Club Plans Tag Day and Rummage Sale in City Building
Members of the Women's Victory Club met in the City Building to plan a Tag Day on October 40 and a rummage sale set for October 23 and 24 in the Grand building. Donations fund Christmas cards for local service members, with co chairmen Mrs Ed Kinney and Mrs Beatrice Steward appointed. The session opened with a flag salute led by Mrs Mae Cassidy and a prayer by Mrs W M Houghton.
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Victory Club
Women's Victory Club
Ed Kinney
Beatrice Stewarrd
Rod and Gun Chub Wingo Committee
Ariggs Grocery
Mae Cassidy
W.M. Houghton
Bert Weldon
W. H. Scott
Home Front Treasury
Neighbors Honor Mrs Leon Root With Evening Party
A group of twelve neighbors gathered at 29 Spring Street to bid Mrs. Rape Willie farewell as she moves away. Mrs. Leon Root hosted a social evening with handkerchiefs, luncheon, coffee, cake, and readings by Mrs. Ella Drought. Attendees included Mrs. M. T. Shanding, Mrs. Kenneth Heaker, Mrs. William Myers, Mrs. A. T. Gotlrell, Mrs. Glora Lester, Mrs. George Maloney, and Miss Phyllis Lyons of Port Allewately, Pa.
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Leon Root
Spring Street
Rape Wiie
Glora Lester
George Maloney
Phyllis Lyons
Port Allewatly
Beckwith Shreve Wedding At Erie
Miss Eva I Shreve of Union City and Serge Wesley Beckwith of Amarillo Tex were married at a quiet ceremony in Erie yesterday afternoon The bride is the daughter of Mrs Frank Hillyer and is a teacher in Union City schools Ser gt Beckwith son of Mrs Belle Gates has been home on a brief furlough
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Beckwith-Shreve
Erie
Eva I. Shreve
Union City
Serge
Wesley Beckwith
Amarillo Field
Tex
Erie Esterday
Frank Hillyer
Ion City
Sergt. Beckwith
Belle Gates
Miss McEvoy Heads to Army Nurse Service
Miss Anne McEvoy daughter of Mrs B McEvoy of Liberty street departed for Fort George C Meade Md to join the Army Nurse Corps and will receive a second lieutenant commission. Martin Keppel Ph M 2/e USN arrived for a brief furlough at his Mott street home before resuming duty at Quantico Va. Mrs Harri Paulson Sr of Kibarty street visits Sheboygan Mich with relatives for a week.
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Miss McEvoy
Anne McEvoy
B. McEvoy
Liberty Street
Fort George C. Meade
Army Nurse Corps
Martin Keppel
USN
Mott Street
Quantico
Harri Paulson
Kibarty Street
Sheboygan
Mich
Beckorink Couple Welcomes Son In Shormari
A baby boy was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Goreid Beckorink of Shormari New York. The family announced the joyful birth, noting good health for mother and child.
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Corry Hospital
Goreid Beckorink
Shormari
N.Y
Miss Loveland to Resume UC Surgical Nursing Duties
Miss Dorothy Loveland leaves Meadville this evening to return to San Francisco for her duties as instructor of surgical nursing at the University of California. She has vacationed here with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ott and visited her sister Mrs. E. J. Malley. R. A. Ott arrives tonight from Washington, D C on business. Pal James Lundy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lundy, recently discharged from Lawson General Hospital, arrived Thursday. Attorney Glenn Mead of Philadelphia was in Mead yesterday visiting friends.
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3. B. McDonnell
Nethe Terry
Buffalo
N. Y
Mina
Terry
Concord Street
Ralph Wheeler
Mary Alice
Erie
Charles Anderson
Frances Lyman
Corry
Mere Melntyre
North Center
Rober Christensen
Pete Christensen
Columbus
Camp Pinedale
Fresno
Calif
William Shamburg
United States Navy
San Francisco
Mya
Joseph Shamburg
West Congress Street
Paul GC. Hundren
Clifford Pangbarr
Dalghter
Marjorie
Jamestown
Gail Beckwith
Soy
Baleimore
Fort George Meade
Pvt
Mis. B. Porter
Royal Oak
Mich
Claude Porter
Axl A. Anderson
Charles
Anderson
Walter Peake
East Street
New York City
Walter S. Peake
University of Pennsylvania
Boston
Dorothy Loveland
San Pracisco
University of California
Louis Lundy
East Frederick Street
Lawson General Hospital
Glenn
Mead
Philadelphia
Stanford Hose to Hold 57th Thanksgiving Ball at St Edward's
For 87th year the Stanford Hose Company will stage its annual Thanksgiving Ball this year at St Edward's Hall the night before Thanksgiving. Chief Andrew Paulson leads the planning for the event marking a long tradition of charitable support by volunteer firefighters. Tickets go on sale with business sponsors purchasing large blocks, and the group will announce features such as the orchestra and entertainment for the dance night.
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Stanford Hose Company
Andrew Paulson
St. Edward's Hall
Stanford
Raymond Inquisitors Club In Session Last Night
The Raymond Inquisitors Club of the Raymond Manufacturing Company met last evening with Joseph Pitcavage serving as acting president and to be formally installed as president at the annual banque. E. W. Feldt spoke on Job Classification and after the program a recreation period followed with Don DeJean and other officers on the refreshment committee.
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Creatienesy
Inquisitors Club
Raymond Manufacturng Company
Joseph Pitcavage
Pitcavage
E. W. Feldt
Don DeJean
Santa Claus Faces Doll Shortage in Wartime Season
AP Features reports Santa is short on Christmas dolls due to wartime shortages. Tugging shortages of kapok yarn hair glue and fabric curb production as toy makers plead for reuse of partial stock. Uncle Sam’s war needs limit shipments, prompting suggestion to mend an old doll or accept scarce prewar models.
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Santa Claus
Dorothy Roe
Weller
Santa
Mary Jones
Mary
Sarita
Saint
iTag
Goig
Uncle Sam
Two State Probe Into Mail Order Death
A two-state inquiry began into the death of 18-year-old Dorothy Baker of Brackenridge. She died at Valley Hospital Tarentim from an overdose of sleeping pills obtained through a Chicago physician. Officials said two tablets were tied to shipments and that a district attorney would review the doctor and four other tablets sent here.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Baker
Brackenridge
Valley Hospital
Tarentim
Russell _H. Adams
Chicago
Gook County
Tul
War prisoners shift from Chautauqua County area
About 215 Italian war prisoners from Chautauqua County were to be moved to harvest and process crops in Ontario County districts Westfield and Silver Creek. Governor Dewey ordered Brig. Gen. Ames T. Brown to have the Geneva armory ready to receive them. Prisoners will harvest 400 acres of yellow corn, 2500 acres of beans, and up to 5000 acres of other crops at farmers’ request in the region. The Congo tel note mentions large red blood corpuscles in animals.
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Westfield
Chautia- Aa
Silver Creek
Ontario County
Dewey
Geil
Ames T. Brown
Tne
Geneva
Beris
Small Good Other and Evening News Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a list of items and last names with unclear associations. The readable parts hint at actions and outcomes but lack coherent facts to anchor names, places, or dates. The piece conveys uncertain events and partial references without a clear narrative or result.
Brauels Unssing Decision In Local Election Context
Fragmentary text suggests a local electoral matter involving Brauels Unssing and individuals named Rip Light and Janney. The readable parts indicate discussion of public mails and memory, with a focus on choosing or naming decisions in a community setting. Further clarity needed for specifics.
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