Old Center street news spans payments, crimes, and openings
A Corry area bulletin notes New York state school funds of 21 900 sent to Chautauqua county districts. A Center street traffic delay occurred when a westbound P R R train stalled briefly. Local legal cases include dismissed charges against Eugene Leonard and Erle Gienn Prine. Other items cover charity drives, a window peeper, a minor car accident settlement, and business moves including Black and Baker opening a new barber shop at 25 North Center street.
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Olymer
New York
Eugene Leonard
Erle Gienn Prine
County Cour
van Keuren Farm
Wrightsville
Ruth Leonard
Dudge Evans
Erie
Russell Glenn
Corry
Evie War Fund
State Highway Head Tours Warren Visit
John A. Schroyer secretary of the Department of Highways in Governor Edward Martin's cabinet stopped in Warren during a morning pass through from Bradford to Meadville. He said he was on an inspection tour and outlined a plan to modernize U. S. Route 6, including widening in the busiest segments, without further details.
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Warren
John A. Schroyer
Te Department of Highways
Edward Martin
Bradford
Meadville
City
Shroyer
State Highway Department
Forest fire season warning spreads across Warren area
Officials from Federal and State Forestry Departments urge extreme caution in woods as fire season peaks. A Tuesday blaze at East Branch scorched over five acres before Warren forest crews extinguished it, while another fire near Hunter Station in Forest County burned more than forty acres, started by railroad sparks.
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Warren
East Branch
Department of Forests and Waters
Hunter Station
Forest County
Railroad crossing improvements discussed near Warren
Report notes serious concern about the crossings west of Warren with plans to eliminate the hazard under consideration though no definite actions were set. The traveler also visited the Warren county Department of Highways office at Star Brick en route west.
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Warren
Warren County
Department of Highways
Starbrick
Funeral Services for Rolland Goldfinch Held in Youngstown
Funeral services for Rolland Goldfinch were conducted Friday at the Allison Shriver Funeral Home in Youngstown. A Corry native, he died of tuberculosis after entering a sanitarium. Two sons attended, one a Marine veteran and the other a Navy serviceman in the Pacific. Relatives from Corry, Cleveland and Erie attended.
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Youngstown
Rolland Goldfinch
Allison-Shriver
Goldfinch
Corry
Southwest Pacific
Pacific
Navy
Cleveland
Erle
Don’t Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH
An ad-style notice promotes PASTEETH an alkaline powder to sprinkle on dentures. It claims teeth stay more firmly set without gummy taste and helps confidence and comfort when sitting eating laughing or sneezing. Available at drug stores as FASteeth.
Allies Begin Great Push to Crush Nazi Forces
Allied reports claim seizure of Venray and advances two miles south of the Venray Deurne road. German lines shell Helmond area as Americans push toward Aachen. Eisenhower says Vosges positions improved and major Rhine drive possible in weeks. Paris HQ notes docks opening to the west front nearing final phase.
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Dwight D. Hisenhiower
Venray
Deurne
Helmond
Helomond
Aachen
Berlin
Aaden
Vosges
Eisenhower
Second Army
Rhine
Antwerp
Rhine-Ruhr
Supreme Headquarters
Paris
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Center Street
Malin
Raymond
Second Ward
East Congress
Wright Streets
F. L. Mooni
Earl Goodnow
Allen Street
Goodnow
Charles Purcell
G. H. Gordon
Treasury Department
Ernest Whaley
Ernes Whaley
Shamburg
Monn
Het
Sinatra
Union City
Lord Manufacturing Company
Nave
Jo Ann Ryan
Gladys Plever
Hamot Hospital
Mary Viola Trill
Register of Wills
Ralph McCord
Gordon
War Department
George L. Collum
U. S. Army Highth Air Force
War Shipping Administration
U.S. Mariime Service
Pacific War Theater
U. Maritime Service
Exe County
Winifred Terry
Northampton
Mass
Bracken-Keating Funeral Home
Tomorow
Pine Grove Cemetery
Ira W. Knisely
Montgomex Ward
Vity
Builer Brothers
Chicago
Kinsely
Ilinois
Cincinnati
Black & Baker
North Center Street
Thomas Motor Co
Schroyer
Smale Forest
Montgomery Ward
Sand Oak
Mmesso
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