Corry items include arrests and city updates
Local police report five arrests for violating the night parking ban while two men face a drunkenness and disorderly conduct case. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board plans a 50 cents per quart price increase to cover a federal tax. Other notes mention weather changes, a tuberculosis sanatorium lease, marriage license filings, high scrap totals, property transfer, a missing car, and recruitment updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Middendorf
Map Avenue
James Haslett
Delaware Street
South Center Street
Warley Drake
Ross Mehd
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Plan for Erie blackout signals coming nights
Corry and Erie county defense council warn of a surprise blackout within seven to eight nights with a flash signal from Mitchel Field, NY. Capt. Harry Douglas notes no advance warning and urges readiness for the fire blast and blaring whistles as Corry residents await the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie County Council of Defense
Wilcome
Mitchel Field
Erie
Defense Council
Harry Douglas
Corryltes
Senate to Vote on Draft Today Amid Delays
Senate debate on a teenage draft amendment continues as administration leaders rush reinforcements for a Saturday session hoping to force a vote before nightfall despite Roosevelts opposition. Absentees and patched political calculations threaten its success while Senator ODaniel's proposal targets a year of training before youths 18 and 19 may be sent to combat.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
O’daniel
D-Tex
O'Daniel
Hines Proposes Liberalizing Unemployment Benefits in Pa
Harrisburg state secretary Lewis Grhbes urged expanding unemployment compensation in Pennsylvania. He noted the jobless fund rose 97 percent to 190.1 million while payments fell 30 percent and argued to release funds to assist temporarily unemployed workers. Proposal calls cutting waiting period from two weeks to one and extending benefits to seasonally employed miners and others with short weeks. Legislation would implement changes. September payouts totaled 992,411, down 253,357 from the prior year. benefit checks dropped from 118,691 to 79,183.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proquayou
Harrisburg
Lewis GrHbes
Lawer and Industry
Pennsylvania
Hines
Stte
13 Months Old Dubois Murder Solved After Hearings
Police say 13 months of investigation led to custody of Charles Daugherty Mildred Stanton Harvey Reitz and two others in the McGranor case. Witnesses describe a late night ride to a deserted quarry where McGranor was shot and his body hidden. Daugherty testified he heard a shot and claimed the act was an accident while Passer and Reitz expressed alarm and confusion.
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Xt Jeasl Ie
McGranor
Spon & Petition
Wrich
Passerh
W. Wallace Smith
Clearfield
Daugherty
Award Kelly
Passerle
Bell
Stanton
Gennet School
Pastor
Reitz
Paster
Japs Closing In On Guadalcanal Report Continues
The Navy reported poor flying conditions but Wildcats shot down five bombers. American positions on Espiritu Santo were shelled by an enemy ship, likely a submarine. Allied bombing on Japanese naval concentrations near Bougainville and Solomons supported efforts, with air attacks from Australian bases dropping bombs on Japanese vessels. Allied air and sea actions since the first heavy naval forces were sighted around ten days ago have damaged five Japanese cruisers, ten destroyers, and other ships, mainly transports. Meanwhile Japanese attempts to retake Port Moresby were halted as Australian forces pressed on in New Guinea. Snakes were mentioned at the end with a note of two thousand species.
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Tom Page
Navy
Espiritu Santo Island
New Hebrides
Solomons
Bougainville
Buin Harbor
Moreshe
New Guinea
Kokda
Jamestown Officer Promoted to Major at Madison Barracks
Captain William S. Bailey of Jamestown has been promoted to major in field artillery and named director of the post operation and training division at Madison Barracks. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W S Bailey and resides with his wife and son there after graduating from Yale in 1920.
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Jamestown
Madison Barracks
William S. Bailey
Field Artillery
David E. Cain
Bailey
W. S. Bailey
Phillips Academy
Andover
Yale University
British Air Attacks Console Northern Italy and France
British forces blasted cities in northern Italy while daylight strikes hit occupied France the Netherlands and Germany. Canadian airmen launched six thrusts across northern France targeting rail yards and defenses inland from Le Touquet and Dieppe. Reported losses include three planes, one wrecked train and several targets damaged with multiple locomotives and armored cars hit.
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Guarunnee
Visttry
Genoa
France
Netherlands
Germany
le Touquet
Dieppe
RCAF
Special Schools Teach Marines Armament Handling
The U S Marine Corps runs special armorer schools where mechanically minded Leathernecks learn the mechanisms of rifles pistols and machine guns.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Answers to the Daily Quiz from Page Four
Answers to test questions printed on page 4 include False for item 1, One Brazil for item 2, Philippine Island tribesmen for item 3, Thalys for item 4, Thomas for item 5, Posse for item 6 with three or more persons, The Bible like 1 17 for item 7, Bach and Handel for item 8, Sundial for item 9, Texas for item 10 and a note that North Carolina ranks first in the value of farm orders in the Farm Garden column.
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Brazil
Thalys
Thomas
Posse
Handel
Sundial
Texas
Market Summary Buffalo Livestock and Pittsburgh Produce
In Buffalo market all hogs 130-220 lbs sold 15 under Friday bids with most weights 200-220 at 15, 10, and week earlier lower. cattle and sheep fair mix with steers and cows dull and down 25 cents or more on higher weights while lambs 75-80 lbs fetch 14.25-14.75. In Pittsburgh Produce demand slow with No 1 apples and pears steady to higher, potatoes steady, and chippewas and eatihdins around 2.25. In New York stocks mixed with Brendler tendencies, notable names include American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, Ford, and Standard Oil among others.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Pyttsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Baldwins
Rome
Ohio
Russel Rurale
Maine
Associated Press
New York
Brendler
Atlantic
Anaconda Bendix Aviat
Bethlehem ‘Steel
C&o
Chryslers
Curtiss-Wright Bi
General’ Electric
General Motors
Kennetolitec
Montgomery Ward National Blocull
National Dairy
Northern
Bacillo Paramount Penna AR
Socony Vacuum Standard OM Nlit
Brandard of
Brudebaker Src Srecee Aero Ae Pr
Amerneas
Bouth Penn
Gitles Service
Aiom A
Fragmented 1899 football notes and schedule hints
A garbled OCR summary lists belated football items and a rough home schedule. It mentions a 46-0 win, early season hopes, and various teams and players across leagues, including references to Grove, Washington, and New York area teams.
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Col County Club
Ly Secess
Rverines
Vic
Jenson
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Corry Boys
Cumberland
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Ipwo
Benjamin Wood
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United States
St. James Apartments
Ora H. Smith
Columbus
Florence H. Brown
Pensylvania
Alice Mi
Richards
John Coulteaux
Church and
Lemon Streets
Daniel Prenatt
Snyder Circle
Mr. Premalt
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Ohn Sadowski
U.S. Army
John McHothiin
Thirty-seventh Street
Bolice
Pennsyla‘earle Ucense
North Center Street
Iocal
Gorey Hospital
Ross M. Hammond
White Town
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Mr Hammond
Nremen
Dallas
Corry War Fund
Brah
Recone
Vollars
Tyrone
James Craine
Phillipsburg
Pemberton
Huntingdon — County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Craine
Pemberton Quarry
Phillinsbure
Housewives
Hitler
U.S
Camp Livingston
William S. Houghton
Omar N. Bradley
Curry
Houghton Insurance Company
Dubois
Charles McGranor
Guadalcanal
Lillian Galvin
Chicago
Edna Sibilild
Italy
Sterling
Erle Co
Leense
Earl Fierce
A. J. Alkena Motor Sales
Pitet Avenue
Beckwith & Turner Garage
Carter
Andy Thompson
Cafetera
Timekeeper's
Lawrence Hotel
Ita
Hotel
Nto
Mia
Land's
Garland
Perry St
Union City
Thomas Garage
Atwater-Kent Radio
W. Park Place
O. P. Moore
Carter Hull
NEW Bethlehem House Coal
Franz
Wm. D. Rowe
Waybe
Spencer's Cusix Mill
Patty Doane
Main
Herman's Jewelers
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Mata
Aero
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West Smith St
Spring and
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Harry W. Hagmann
Abid
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Harry Beeman
Northi Carolina
Calfew
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Chicago India Eagles
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