Fires roar to maple tree as leaves burn in street
A fire department call to West Frederick Street followed leaves burning in the street blowing up into a maple tree and scorching branches. Other items report Phillip Capice diagnosed with whooping cough at the Board of Health and a search for missing Betty Wagher and Ida Mae Ready. Police report vandalism in surrounding towns and a surge of wartime and political notices across the region.
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Fire Department
West Frederick
Lt Malcolm Haines Home After Engineer Commission
Lt Malcolm Haines arrives with Mrs Haines after graduation to spend a week with Mrs Haines parents at Raymond Andersons on North Genter Street. He received his commission with the Engineers at Fort Belvoir last Wednesday and will report to Camp Bowie Texas upon return. Mrs Haines will stay in Corry for a time before joining him.
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Malcolm Haines
Haines
Raymond Anderson
North Genterstreet
Engineers
Fort Belveir
Van
Camp Bowie
Texas
Corry
Russians Break German Resistance In Balkan and Baltic Drive
Russian and Yugoslav units advance through Belgrade area destroying remaining German suicide squads. Southeast of Belgrade heavy fighting yields thousands captured in a single day. In the north Baltic Front and Warsaw region, Soviet forces push along frontier and 65 miles near Nowograd. Berlin reports breaches along East Prussian lines. An unrelated note urges planting strawberry runners for early spring.
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Czechoslovakia
Belgrade
Ivan C. Bagromisa
Memel
G. F. Zaktarkov
Warsaw
Poland
Serock
Nowograd
Berlin
East Prussia
Rominte
Bydthan
Jury Denies Damages in Oil Blast Cases
A Mayville jury found no damages for four plaintiffs in oil blast cases stemming from a Richfield fire ten years ago. Verdicts of no cause for action were returned in each separate suit after 13 days of testimony. Attorneys indicated possible appeal but no immediate action was announced.
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Mayville
Jamestown
Supreme Court
Difense
Frederick M. Garfield
Willard Pottle
Franke James
Russell McLaren
Fredsonia
Potile
Jonny Sands
Buffilo
Eleven soldiers drown after Florida hurricane boat crash
Eleven soldiers from the New Orleans port of embarkation apparently drowned off the Florida coast near Bradenton during a storm. The crew of 12 left New Orleans for Charleston and were last heard from when the boat entered Tampa Bay. Only the skipper survived. searchers found no trace of the missing men near Anna Maria Beach as the hurricane raged.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Flo. Ou
Third Air Force Headquarters
New Orleans
Bradenton
Charleston
Patikma Coty Tesday
Ann& Maria Beach
Air Force
Postwar tax plans debated by leading proposals
Washington reports outline major tax reform ideas from three groups. The Committee for Economic Development, the National Planning Association, and Minnesota’s Twin Cities plan push lower rates and new taxes on corporations, with varied approaches to individual income taxation and exemptions. Debates consider postwar balance between revenue needs and tax relief.
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Werman
Allien Washington
Committee For Economic Development
Jai
Buslyens
NPA
Beardsley Ruml
Christin Sonne
OEO
Twin Cities
Thy Ropident
Minnesota
Suebesseg
Fes
Fort Bolly
Eal
Gov. Dewey
Tury Ty
Dewey
Marriners. Eccles
Federal Recrye Board
Byrd
Devt
Seu
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Sen. George
Finance Committee
CAP Classes Train Twenty Two Cadets In Morse Code
Twenty two cadets attend a 28 week Civil Air Patrol program with Tuesday and Thursday two hour sessions at the Junior High school. Paul Fleming, an Army communications graduate, leads the code classes. Senior CAP members join when possible. Promotions announced include first sergeant Sidney Elston and several staff sergeants corporals and privates.
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CAP
Civil Air Patent
Crill Paul Fleming
Army Communications
Lse
Sidney Elston
Shirley Perkins
Bernice Sorenson
Willim Hall
Jon Windahl
Sleepless nights from kidney fatigue warning label
A health ad warns that overworked kidneys cause night awakenings and backache. It promotes Thompson's Gorsomn Tablets as a remedies, urging readers to visit druggists for relief and better sleep.
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Thompson
OPA action targets Hotel Jamestown over rent ceilings
The Hotel Jamestown Operating Company faced a second OPA action in months in Buffalo federal court over alleged overcharges and exceeding maximum room rents. The agency seeks a $11 500 penalty, posting of maximum rents, and a permanent injunction. Motel manager Merton A Johnson defended the operation saying no violation was intended.
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Jamestown
Ci ‘Hotel Jomestown Operating Company Inc
Ceenp
OPA Wetson
Fedvescourt
Buffalo
Hein
Bern
Merton A. Johnson
OPA
District egg price ceiling lifted by OPA
The Office of Price Administration announced new weekly price controls for eggs effective October 26 through December 7. Small retailers may charge 70 cents per dozen in bulk with 2 cents extra for 12 egg cartons, while larger stores set bulk at 68 cents per dozen. Prices include two cent carton add-ons and reflect intended market adjustments.
Probe fails to reveal cause of Erie deaths
Erie health director says botulism is unlikely, while investigators seek a poison link in the sudden deaths of a mother and her four sons. Lab tests and autopsy samples continue as prosecutors review food sources and hospital findings. The case remains unresolved with officials awaiting chemical and bacteriological results.
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Erie
James J. Smith
City, Health
Br. Smith
George Gerbraenc
Jafte Health Department
Monard M. Wolfe
Burton R. Land
Kind Waren W. Wood
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Wolfe
Donelas
Daniel
Bunnet
Jane Marlin
Bertha
Edward Wolfe
Peach
Smitt
E. L. Armstrong
Hamot
Laury
Harrishue Sd Philadelpht
Assistanit
Jon Gallet Lettler Harrine Bury
Health
Philadelphia
Growing Pole Beans for Rich Garden Yields
Pole beans are the heaviest yielders for small gardens offering more food per space. They mature later and are more tender to cold than bush varieties. Plant when weather is settled and ground is warm. Place six to eight seeds per hill, thin to four strongest, with hills two feet apart.
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Pennsylvania State College Today
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Shaloman Walter
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War Finance
Lewis Kelsey
Spring Creek
Marie Jones
Lins City
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Gordon
Lox Annelis Calif
Frances Davidson Alexander
Cary
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Corry Hospital
Harrisburg
Martin
Lynn G. Adams
Adams
Department of State
Red Cross
W. M. Houghton
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Rex Theatre
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