Public notices and local updates from Corry area
Local items report Ford models debut in Cleveland at the Rainbow Room and Rex Theatre sales, plus legal actions, real estate transfers, and an Erie county public health and staffing update. Also noted are travel restrictions, school term sessions, and voter registration deadlines for the November election.
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Patrous
Powell Motor Company
Corry Territory
Cleveland
Carter
H. Langdon Rowe
Marjorie B
Sweet
Columbus Avenue
Corry
Marjorie
Harold T Sweet
Erie
Cory
O. C Hateh
Charles
Hateh
Union City
Whisky ration period may end October 13 in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Sept 14 Whisky may end its rationing in Pennsylvania on October 13 the last day of the next period since 1943. Frederick T Gelder chairman of the State Liquor Control Board said indications are encouraging that the rationing will end then and the board hopes it will. He noted many ifs remain but a bigger corn crop and release of tore grain to distillers improve the outlook. War Ration Book Three remains valid for one fifth of a gallon. The board also increased taproom and hotel allotments to 0 percent of normal purchases.
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Associated
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Frederick T Gelder
State Liquor Control Board
Hoodlums Shoot 3 at Clairton
Three Clairton residents were wounded when youths fired shotguns from a car at Pete Fan Ton along Route 85 between Clairton and the Allegheny County Airport. The injured were Mr Mattes, Mrs Edward Mattes, and James Godram, all lightly hurt. none hospitalized.
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Ry Associated Pros
Clairton
Chiurlon
Allegheny County
Edward Mattes
James Godrum
Mother Seeks Release of Soldier Husband
Mary Rita Obler of Pittsburgh appeals to the Army to allow her husband, T-5 Merle H. Ohline, serving in Germany, to visit their 20 month old daughter Christine Owler in St Francis Hospital. The baby is in an oxygen tent after abdominal surgery and may not recover. a heart condition threatens her life.
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Pittsburgh
Snower
Army of Occupation
Germany
St. Francis’ Hospital
Christine Owler
Mary Rita Obler
Sen
Adjutant General
Washington
Merle H. Ohl
Brones Star
Peace Talks Collapse in White Collar Strike
Nearly 30,000 Westinghouse Electric Corporation employees in six states stand firm after peace talks break down. War Labor Board maintains no reconsideration of wage and bonus demands without employee return to work. Leo F. Bollens, president of the Federation of Westinghouse Independent Salaried Unions, says little progress was made in Washington.
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Pittsburgh
Weatinghouse Electric Corporation
Tastwa
War Labor Board
Westinghouse
Leo F. Bollens
Federation of Westinghouse
Washington
End of Japanese Occupation Within a Year Hinted
Dispatches report claims from Seoul that occupation may end in a year as Japanese leaders face possible war crime trials. Reversals led to arrests before a government request to assume responsibility for wanted individuals. Key figures include Admiral Shinada and cabinet official Ogata. General Hodge in Korea dismisses two Japanese officials amid a 1,000 delegate conference criticizing Japan’s administration.
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Olu
Avo Faye
Tojo
Shimada
Seoul
Korea
Phillp Potter
Baltimore Sun
John R. Hodge
Oxcupation Army
Noboyuki Abe
Povernor Gener
Tadao Nishihiro
Potter Ssutts
Eral Hodge
Military men seek to further speed releases
Three of four Army members are now slated for release by July 1. Senate Military Committee heard Maj Gen T H Howards and Lt Hnel Midies of Occupation troops discuss possible faster demobilization. Downward adjustments to the plan of 2,560,000 by next July are likely, with debates over regional troop distribution. The Army aims for about 2,000,000 to remain and 3 out of 4 released, while inducting 600,000 and enlisting 300,000 volunteers, many from existing personnel.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Military Committee
T. H. Howards
Hnel Midies
Japan
Ricards
Start Office
Douglas Macarthur
la Europe
Atlantic
United States
S. G. Henry
Niform
Warren Banker Charles J. Conary Dies at 85
Charles J. Conary, 85, vice president of First National Bank since 1940 and long time banking fraternity member, died at his home. He began as a messenger and had been with the bank since 1861. Survived by wife, one son, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday.
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Warren
Charles J. Conary
First National Bank
Ternity
Whaynday, Conarry
Two Hurt In Crash At West Springfield
West Springfield Sept 1 Bail Bort and his wife Eunice were seriously injured at 1:30 a.m. when their car collided with a Chicago bound Greyhound bus two miles west of here. Desler Evans, East Springfield undertaker, assisted at the scene. The couple was rushed to Memorial Hospital in Conemaugh where emergency room reports listed their condition as critical. No one aboard the bus was hurt. State Police at the jucil barracks were investigating the crash. The Borts were believed to be returning home after a visit when their vehicle allegedly struck the bus traveling at high speed.
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West Springfield
Bort
Eunice
Rawle 20
Here
Desler Evans
East Springfield
Derlakter
Memorial Hospital
Conmerat
Juci
Fire Destroys Barn and Chickens on Cassadaga Farm
A tractor engine ignited gasoline and hay on Joli Perry’s farm near Stockton, destroying a barn a grain mill and jiveline along with 100 chickens and 4 to 100 tons of hay. Cassadaga and Stockton fire departments battled the blaze but could not save the barn, one of the area’s largest. No other stock was lost. Met: Warren man found dead at home. heart attack suspected.
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Stockton
Joli Perry
Stackton
Ue Browlon
Stockton Road
Warren
Stanley Joseph Miedaialer
Gojmer Fd Lowrey
Mercer County Tavern Robbery Under Investigation
Police report four men robbed the Via Terni tavern in South Pymatuning Township Mercer County last night. About $500 in cash and numerous bottles were taken. two robbers stayed outside while three entered, brandishing weapons and threatening patrons and staff. Investigators issued alerts via State Police telegram system.
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Mokning Fadt
Teleype
Pym
Luing
Mercer County
Produce Markets Threatened by Strike
Pittsburgh labor relations board announced 267 to 74 in favor of wage demand action by 400 workers at a major Pittsburgh produce firm. A walkout could disrupt distribution of fresh fruit and vegetables across Pennsylvania, with unions warning the strike could occur at any time though not immediately expected.
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Fittsburgh
Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh Produce Firma Hind
Pennsylvania
Wedding Ring Theft Suspects Tied to Cafe Robberies
Police identify two men as suspects in a recent roadside cafe robbery spree in western Pennsylvania. Authorities say the same pair may be linked to three prior robberies and expect arrests soon as state police track the duo.
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Weathern
Pennsylvania
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Harry M. Fill
Ridgway
Edna T. Jewell
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Jewell
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War Shipping Adminisration
Elmer Kincaid
Europe
Adinboro
Edinboro
Frank Chase
Minnie Damon
Third Avenue
Warren County Ration Board
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Tull
Frank M. Totton
Reulph Beneliet
Evie
Benedict Under
Auditor General’s Department
Mi- Creek Township
War Production Board
State Department of Agriculture
Alfred Haenel
William Haenel
West Prederick Street
Indiantown Gap
Set Haenel
State Health Department
J. Moore Campbell
Camphill
Philadelphia
Mile G. Cline
Bradford
Browntown
Duke Gen~ter
Rixford
McKeat Uounty
R. M. Gibson
Gibson
U. S. Department of Labor
Cline
Joseph OO. Willams
Williams
Court House
Mallory
Clotal
Bernstein Bros
Blaze
Peter Pan Inn
T.S. Kelsey
D.D
Soilax
Spruce
Kleenol
Uncle Hiram’s
Murphy Oil
Walyet
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Center St
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Ceberg
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Ige
Borax
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Hyde Park
Al’s Clothes Shop
Montgomery Ward
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