Corry area notes 1941 county progress and local events
Regular city council meeting planned. Steel output for the first eight months of 1941 hits 64 731 182 net tons, up 82 percent from 1940. Auto accidents reported. minor crashes involving Frances Wojciechowski and Philip Zalzneck. Corry students delay Penn State enrolment due to infantile paralysis threat. County court cases slated for October in Erie. Community Fair opens at Waterford September 10 13 under Waterford Community Fair Association. Weather outlook and local incidents including bicycle fall injuring a boy in Gould Street.
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Government surveys consider transferring Meadville workers
Washington announces a federal probe to assess shifting labor as defense priorities reshape plants in Meadville Pennsylvania and other cities. The plan involves the Bureau of Employment Security and the priorities branch to map possible conversions to defense work and reassign workers if needed.
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Circus on Ice to perform at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
The Circus on Ice will play seven performances starting Monday night at the Buffalo Memorial Auditorium. Rector Paul von Gassner promises a varied program with tight-wire balancing by Aller Di and aerial splits, acrobats Goodrich and Nelson, Siberian bears, and Captain Abor's musical seals. A Saturday matinee is set for 2:40 pm.
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New Councilman Named to Warren Sixth Ward Vacancy
At the September Warren borough meeting, W Harbert Murphy resigned from the sixth ward seat. Carter Hy Rawland of Dartmouth Street was named to complete the expired term ending January 1944. The appointment followed Murphy’s recommendation and was seconded by George H. Linesilver.
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Buffalo arrestee pleads guilty to illegal operation charge
Grant W. Quale 24 of Buffalo and Mrs Jennie Helen Sheritt 43 of Dunkirk plead guilty in Chaudauque county court to having performed an illegal operation following a Buffalo girl's death in a Mayville hospital. Sentences include 10 months in the county jail, 9 to 11 years in Bedford Hills for others, with various terms for blackmail grand larceny and statutory shares. Pearl and Thomas Bell plead innocent to kidnapping. seven men in cattle rustling cases plead not guilty. Elmer Marsh and Mrs. Edfin Welter plead innocent to third degree arson connected to the Hotel Browning fire.
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Federal loan chief announces $11 million defense push
Jesse Jones said commitments exceed $11,000,000 to expand defense production. The largest single rise, $6,703,800, funds Teftime UBYFEMIeHL, Defense Plan Corp RFC subsidiary, and General Electric for naval equipment facilities in Erie Pennsylvania. An additional $1,870,769 covers land and buildings. $2,027,? for machinery and equipment. The authorization increases an original $24,508,000 at Maritime Commission request.
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Oil City Protests Veto on Gasoline Tax Refund Bill
Oil City and other third class cities condemn Governor James for vetoing a bill that would refund a portion of the gasoline tax to third class cities for street maintenance. Local officials note 38 percent of Venango County’s gasoline tax goes to Oil City, arguing refunds would ease real estate tax burdens.
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Farm Fire Near Montrose Causes Major Loss
A large fire at the London Hill dairy farm caused about 100000 dollars in damage destroying two barns and hay and farm equipment. A herd of 235 cows was saved. Percy Bal estine of Newark, former Ballantine Brewing Co owner, operates the farm.
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Corry Boy Builds New Air Field In Wartime Letter
Private Orval F Root describes rapid air field construction near Victoria Field. About 700 arrived by eighty trucks. facilities are sparse with barracks and mess hall near completion. The 98th Squadron plans work next week and unit may move to Mission Texas in about two months.
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Denny Upset in Pittsburgh City Vote
Returns from Pennsylvania show Democratic candidates leading in Philadelphia while Republicans hold key city posts. Early results indicate Carr and Parker leading in statewide and Superior Court races with partial precinct tallies across 9, 139 and 6402 precincts reported.
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Governor buys ring for early marriage
Philadelphia dispatch reports Governor James has bought the wedding ring for his marriage to Mrs. Emily Radcliffe Cese, a Doylestown widow. The engagement to the former sorority housemother was announced August 26, but no wedding date has been disclosed.
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Produce and livestock market roundup from Pittsburgh and Buffalo
Markets report a mixed session with demand for apples steady to weak and assorted fruit prices mixed across regions. Buffalo livestock buyers trade hogs and cattle with values listed for several weight classes while dairy and industrial shares show varied quotes. Gallaudet College noted for deaf education in Washington.
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