Notice of Indebtedness and Claims Sanctioned
An official notice from the county warns indebted parties to present claims or risk legal action. It references M Lyon of Corry and names parties tied to various trades and prices, including butter and hogs, with amounts and names scattered in the OCR fragment. The notice urges readiness to pursue remedies through the attorney William and to act by a specified deadline.
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Veel Hall
M. Lythat
M. Lyon
Corry
Xeoutrix
William
Few
Y. Best
Cilans
Oldens
Jane
Mary
Vicglnia de
Board Names Medical Examiner and Teacher Appointments
Dr J Kibler resigned after long service as medical examiner for Cory School District. Dr J Guy Butters elected to fill vacancy. Wilbur F Moody chosen as auto mechanics instructor at $2700 yearly. Miss Corinne Cullen named school office secretary. Library trustee Rev G D Boyd resignation noted. Tuition for out of district set at $7.99 elementary, $11.10 junior high, $11.35 senior high per month. Enrollment totals 1429 with 682 elementary, 29 junior high, 412 senior high. Vocational courses expand to 90. Audit shows Senior High general fund balance of $9046.28. $553.54 to hospital fund disbursement. Additional blueprint reading course discussed with potential start. Westinghouse offer to update home making dept equipment at 60 percent of price. yearly replacement plan proposed. Bills approved for payment.
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John
Kibler
Cory
Board of Education
Edinger
David Swartz
Stanley Anderson
Roger Brown
Corry
J. Guy Butters
Elb Jer
Wilbur F. Moody
Lock Haven
Corinne Cullen
Fice
Swartz
Swarts
Swarts Report Showed That An Audit of the Senior High Students General Fund
Athbjetic Association
Corry Memorial Hospital
Inghouse Electric Mfg. Co
Nine Reynolds blogs aid Junior Republic funding move
Pittsburgh February 10 Nine frame bullies wb Syter Camp Hugmanson Greangilin have been sent by the Yar Aseste Administration to Ung Pennsylvania Junior Republic Association. The WAA structure will be moved to Grove City to expand recreational facilities and a gymnasium for delinquent youth. Funding amount cited is 3 1730.
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Pittsburgh
Syter
Hugmanson
Greangilin
Ung Pennsylvania Junior Republic Association
WAA
Halle
Mtoe
Iitoeration
Grove City
Fundinies Ecot
Mie
Freak Accident Takes Four Lives in Altoona
Altoona set to mourn after a truck swerved onto a guard rail, killing four people including a 3 year old midget perched on the rail, and injuring several others. Oscar Meyer 72 and Hiram Lockard 59 died in the crash along with a 10 year old Norman Glen Lockard and his 4 year old brother Warren. Lillie Lockard 86 died of shock upon hearing the news.
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Oscar ‘Meyer
Hiram Lockard
Altoona
Norman Glen Lockard
Warren
Dean ‘Lackard
Édéf Lockard
Lillie Lockard
Full slate of Republicans win in Maine
Maine voters re elected a full slate of Republicans as Republicans gain momentum in the postwar political season. Anellated Press notes primaries and nominating conventions underway in Connecticut Colorado Louisiana and Rhode Island as Bowles, former OPA chief, enters Connecticut Democratic governor bid alongside Lt Gov Wilbert Snow and Thomas J Dowd.
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Maine
Congress
Connecticut
Colorado
Louisiana
Rhode Island
Chester Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Wilbert Snow
Thomas J. Dowd
Eight Nation Group to Draft Trieste Plans
Eight nation subcommission proposed to draft plans for Trieste as part of a wider postwar settlement. Italy's commission approved the idea after debate led by Sweden's Alfred H. Swanson, with Yugoslavia pressing demands on the Drédoh line and broader regional terms. The Netherlands and others participate, whileSwitzerland could be involved. The discussion paused amid shifts in ministerial positions.
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Trieste
Associated Press
Paris
Italian Political and Territorial Commission
Ae! Swaland
South Africa
Ren
Commsstor
Nie
Tir Ales Bebler
Yugoslavia
Nyptye Ole Plattor
Street Cars Resume as Court Orders End Pittsburgh Power Strike
A court injunction halted a Duquesne Light Co power workers strike threatening 87 square miles and 3.5 million people. The order requires the union to rescind actions, forbids interference with power supply, and sets a hearing for Friday. About 1,200 street cars began returning to service as normal power resumed.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Walter P. Smart
Duquesne Light Co
Artion de Garing
Lunion
Euiier
Cither Uililty
I. Hope Alexander
Duquesne
George L. Mueller
David L. Lawrence
Thours
Jar
Ting
Ex-Serviceman Charged With Bank Robbery
A youthful ex serviceman was charged with bank robbery by federal authorities in Oklahoma City. Roy Shields, 22, of Hydenwith Ohio, was captured after a hold up at a city bank. He was turned over to authorities by two employees and a police officer near Bass streets shortly after the crime. A pistol and large denomination bills were involved in the incident.
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Oklahoma City
FBT
Am Roy
Shields
Hyildenwith
Ohio
Bass Streets
Soro
W. Horton
Indemnity Talks Rise Over Losses From Crash Events
Unnamed secretary Ti Clayson said U S labor indemnity talks progress for five American lives lost in two crash incidents last month. In New York a 25000 driver strike tightens chain stores, delaying building programs and layoffs amid New York area shortages. Pittsburgh planners warn 4000 workers may be furloughed due to meat shortage after price ceiling restoration. John L. Lewis and coal mine owners plan to start talks to return mines to private operation with Adm Ben Moreell overseeing federal seizure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Divi
Brute Willan
Clayson
Americas
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UPL
Ben Moreell
Foradora and Wissinger Buy Broom Factory in Union City
Louis Foradora and Harry Wissinger, long-time Corry residents now in Union City, have purchased the E. W Hatch and Sons broom factory. Foradora plans active management after retiring from the Pennsylvania State Police. Wissinger will stay with Raymond Mig Co temporarily. The factory has operated since 1876, producing house and industrial brooms and whiskbrooms.
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Louis Foradora
Harry L. Wissinger
Corry
E. W Hatch and Sons Company
Thl
Wissinger
Raymond Mig. Co
Foradora
Union City
Pennsylvania State Police
State Police
Jhut
Swinoh Lit
Organizemat
Union
Messrs
Fotadora and
Wisein
Ger
Pram Hatch
Jiapt
Messrs. Foradgraund, Wissingler
Foraders
Gorry
Tine
Jnle
Police Arganize—Tion
Ocate
Fire destroys Harrisburg restaurant. owner faces losses
A fire at a Harrisburg restaurant caused 559000 in damage. Proprietor Ay Vansterritoe reports losses and an insurance claim, while a minor spectator is reportedly hurt. Authorities say no further injuries.
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Ay Vansterritoe
Irles
Broken train derailment blocks Pennsylvania rails near Irvine
A wreck east of Irvine on the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed fifteen cars when an ore car broke loose from the engine on the eastbound run No. 581 from the city and No. 970 eastbound were detoured. Crews from Warren and the Erie worked throughout the night to clear both tracks while transport for passengers was diverted by taxi vans. No crew injuries reported as wrecking crews began removing cars and assessing damage.
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Pennsylvania
Irvine
Wilder Farnt
Ol City
Pennsy
Conry
Warren
New Yor Central
Eric
Erie
Eyering
Psssenger Nand
Spring’ Creek
Tinkos Trial Postponed in Erie County Court
Court delays Tinko's robbery case to allow defendant to locate a missing witness John Tul of FD 5 informed the Erie county court the trial should pause until the witness is found. Judge Burton Uaub granted the delay and ordered Tinko to appear with or without the witness as needed. Investigators noted a prior criminal record for Vassar, while Alderman Butsers ordered Vase released for evidence showing involvement in the robbery.
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John Tul
FD. 5
Alex Jinglester
Erie County
Tinka Cam
Burton Uaub
Inko
Molin
Vie Ware
Ian
Hic
Miss‘ng
Vassar
Taey
Utter
Butsers
Iar
Tinks
Wave of Violence Spreads in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv
Sept 10 report from Jerusalem describes a wave of violence with hundreds of troops deployed in Tel Aviv to aid police in searches after a series of blasts. Two British officers were killed, a government building damaged, and 60 locations hit in a string of attacks. The violence coincides with opening British Arab talks in London and a heightened security state across Palestine.
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AssurreNs
Jerusalem
Pyjentine
Pennie
Tel Aviv
Po Alice
Oubright
White
Lie Sixth Airborne
Ramat Gang Corm
Palestine
London
Hyves
Meat supply low in Corry with limited grocery stocks
Weekend shoppers in Corry encounter near vacuum in meat aisles at independent stores and limited offerings at chains. Reports from packing firms indicate 10 shipments expected this week but time to restock remains unclear, with ceiling price promises unfulfilled and widespread concern about beef and pork availability for the coming days.
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Gotty
Poly
Tiger
Grocery Staves
Voleet
Velinis Follett
Sslauightertr
Tecalote
Tivestoai
Hilaire
Relashone
Jack of Business
Jayla
Chicago
Wpokesmant
New
Yorke City
Alter
Ihaiwok
Samthele Cattle
Hogy i Chuarkel
Seek Slayer OF 2 Police Officers try Acunsinind Bren
West Virginia officers and state police joined a search in the Allegheny Backbone region near the Potomac for Mealover of two WV police officers. Mineral County Prosecutor Vernon Hy Ruykin identified the quarry as Mark My Oswley, an 80 year old miner last seen after a shooting at Emuryville in the southwest corner of the county. On duty at the Thamiss station, Davewh Home, a Virginia state police veteran, and Sheriff Gay Bovatter are mentioned in the report.
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Allegheny
Upper
Potomac
Maryland
West Virginia
Mineral County
Vernon Hy Ruykin
Mark My Oswley
Emuryville
Wead
Viginia State Police
Thamiss
W. Vu
Hearings May Break Deadlock In Ship Tie Up
Ruling adherence could end the tie up as a strike threat lingers. A reversal of the decision may imperil the whale program, while new evidence could ease the task ahead.
Seamen Wage Dispute Tests Wage Stabilization Board
The Wage Stabilization Board met amid a strike that crippled U S ports as AFL seamen demand higher pay. J B Bryant, head of the American Shipowners Association, urged revising the ruling. White House and agencies stood by. new evidence could sway the board without overturning policy. Continued on Page Three.
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Associated Press
Washington
APL
America
Herohans
Henrie Oh
O¢Ean
Hhe
White House
Labor Deuritent
Maritime Commission
Armiv. Navy
First day cafeteria totals show 142 meals served
On opening day 142 students ate in the Junior and Senior High School cafeterias with 91 at Junior High and 51 at Senior High. Officials expect meal counts to rise as weather and turnout improve. Prices are 20 cents for students and 30 cents for faculty with a lunch program supporting needy children.
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Merritt Funk Jine
Walter Ross
Mata
Junion Het
Tal
Weele
Twelve Called for Draft Exam in Curry Union City
The Curry Union City selective board issues call for twelve registrants for pre induction examinations. The group travels to Pillshurch Union City on Tuesday September 17th for the draft process. Only two names appear clearly: George Bonnell Char of West Columbus Venice and Severas Gates. Other names are partially legible amid damaged lines.
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Curry Union City
Bergion Board
Xaeilhations
Pillshurch
Union City
Corrie George Bonnell Char
West Columbus
Venice
Severas Gates
Lam [de Corry-Walure
George Tyeily Hulcee
Seti Bry
Attain
Ie Ram
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Hing
J. C.kibler
W. F. Moody
New Auto Mechanics
Junior Republic
Reynolds
Lief Egeland
New York
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Foradora and Wissinger
Wilder Farm
N.Y. C
Tinko
Acunsinind Bren
Maritime Union
Wage Stabilization Board
AFL
Bistrict
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