Winter geese sighted over Warren city in early 3 a.m. hours
A jumble of brief items notes an early morning sighting of a large flock of geese heading south, a police hunt for a man who refused hospital entry, radio interference troubles in East Wayne Street, a small bonfire scare on Second Avenue, and various local civic notes including church events, election vote counts, and bond purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Corry Hospital
W. 4
Earnest
Spartansburg
Sparta
Joseph Richard Loukonies
Cleveland
Simonsen Wins Warren County Treasurer Race
Warren Sept 16 Tuesday’s primary in Warren County was quiet with only one contest on each ticket. William Simonsen, backed by the organization, led with 3649 votes to William W. Muir’s 1098, winning the county treasurer race. Other results: Superior court Holt 1936 Reno 2997. County commissioner Ostergard 9581 Leavy 3670. Prothonotary Addison White 3603. Sheriff A E Linden 3977. County auditor Knopf 3015 Eddy 3382. Jury commissioner Hing 3098. Writes in appeared for minor offices. one vote for justice of the peace T Richard Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren County
Oymy
William, Simonsen
William W. Muir
Simonsen
Muir
Preehollind
Aid Wason
Superior Cours
Holt
Reno
Olney
Hanna
Ostergard
Leavy
Addison White
A. E. Linden
Russell
Knopf
Eddy
Walter
Hing
T. Richard Evans
Justice of the Peace
Bequest 10 Church in Will of Erie Woman
Erie September report shows Florence M. Scheidemantle dying weeks ago leaving a estate valued at 15000 with personal property 12000 and real estate 3000. Stocks and bonds go to stepson Herbert Scheidemantle with real estate shared with sister Mary Shuring and brother Grover Weigel. Gift of 200 to Alma Rice and 100 to the Sarah Hearn Memorial church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Florence M. Scheidemantle
Rasberry St
Ralph B. McCord
Register of Wills
Herbert S. Scheidemantle
Mary Shuring
Grover Weigel
Alma Rice
Sarah Hearn
Soldiers Do Farm Work In Pennsylvania During War
In Greenville and Carap Shenango soldiers are being offered 50 cents an hour for six or seven hours daily to harvest potatoes. The plan is to recruit farmers into the Army and then return soldiers to farm work. The effort targets nearby communities as part of wartime staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Carap Shenango
Kane Officer Nazi Prisoner Lieut Neeley Reported Held
Lieut Claude Neeley 21 co pit of a Flying Fortress downed over Germany August 12 reported missing in action now held prisoner by Germany via Red Cross. Neeley, a former Mane Fiehstinete, earned the Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster after ten bombing missions. He joins Kane men interned by the German government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Neeley
Kane
War Department
Germany
Red Cross
Nesley
Clyde Neeley
Lieut
Neeley
Mane
Income tax receipts in 1943 third quarter near $60 million
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Internal Revenue collector Stanley Granger estimates that by quarter end about $60 million will be paid in income taxes in the district. He notes $15 million already deposited in two days, $20 million more to deposit, $10 million from corporations, and $15 to $20 million still in unopened or unreceived mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue
Stanley Granger
Uncle Sam
Granger
Hays
Urge steps in protection of water meters
The Corry Water Company urged consumers to protect water meters as freezing weather approaches. Property owners should seal openings in cellars, around windows and doors, and take simple calking or weather stripping steps to prevent meter damage and costly repairs. Officials note lines are well below frost levels and no trouble is anticipated, but consumer cooperation remains vital to avoid service interruptions and wartime replacement costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Water Company
Potato Energy Source and Nutrient Pillar
Dr Leichsenring notes the potato as an excellent energy source and among the cheapest sources of iron and calcium. It provides phosphorus B vitamins and other nutrients, underscoring its economical role in diet.
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Leichsenring
Two Balkan Island Outposts Seized in Allied Push
Frontline reports say Allied forces under Lt General Mark W. Clark reinforced the Salerno bridgehead and urged troops to hold. Berlin admitted American-British strength was larger than thought as RAF bombers struck Berlin, Montelucon, and Paris-area targets in a renewed offensive.
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Gulf of Salerno
Fifth Army
Libut
Mark W. Clark
Salerno
International
Kth
Berlin
Clark
Hadj Bee
Hitler
Britain
Germany
France
RAF
Montelucon
Vichy
Sila
Caudron-Renault Sircraft
Paris
Clen
Frederick A. Anderson
U.S
Plane accident in Yorkshire ends with daring cadet landing
An aviation cadet, Derek M Sharp, fell 500 feet from a plane over Yorkshire. He describes being struck on the head during the fall and using reflexes to grab the tail and climb to a cockpit elevator surface. He then performed a hurried landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
England
Aviation Cads
Derek M. Sharp
New York Egg Market and Stock Market News
New York eggs reported with first receivers prices and 30 dozen weights across 38 to 48 pounds, followed by mixed later receipts and shippers’ pricing. The New York stock market showed rising tendencies with uneven early activity and no standout leaders, while Pittsburgh and Buffalo markets covered produce, livestock, and car sales figures and historical pre war car purchase data.
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New York
U. S
American Can American
American T & T
U.S
Boeing
C& O
Alexander
Chrysler and
McIntos
Pennsylvania
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric Eastern
General Motors
New Jersey
McIntosh
Kenniecott
Wealthys
Montgomery Ward Potatoes
National Biscuit
Thacks
New Jersey Katahdins
National Dairy and Cobblers
Long Island
Northern
Pacine Chippewas
Paramount Umphs
Maine
Chippewas
Penney
Standard Oil
Calif
Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker
Texas
Stenslow
Westing House
Electria i
Woolworth
Youngstown
Arkansas
Cities Service
South Pens
Oll
Orb “Lgw
Bbs
Ark Bauch
Fragmentary sports notes mix up names and events
Readable parts depict a chaotic sports page with scattered names and lines about series, box scores, boxing, and college teams. Mentions of Tennessee Orange Cotton, Lions, Redskins, Syracuse, and various players appear tangled with stray phrases and dates.
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Anii Coor
Come
Blalat
Murley Hall
Hat Goyn
United Breth‘We Church
Fey, Ath Gyeleston
Mr. Eggleston
Oorry
Port Aldegany
Butler
J. Newton Fiddle
William
Nilck
Riddle
Smith- East Wayne Street
Elle County
E. A. Roberts
Philadelphia
Slone
Neyp
Pennnsylvania State College
Registar
William S. Hoffman
Ilis Securities and Exchange
Raymond Higley
Stetson
Sampson
MY & Bond-Bovine Relly
Mets
Wigley
Wipperh Il Bie
Corry End
Walntty
Baturdas
Woolrich
the Fair Store
Bante Denierse
Ouraman
Freys
Corry’s New
FUR Shop
Bombay
Lamb
Baum Martin
Silver Fox
Naum Cooper
East Main Street
G. C. Smith
Snyder Circle
Clarence Kolstee
North Clymer
D. B. Taggart
J. W
A. P_Hoy
A. J. Alkens Motor Sales
First Avenue
Auer Agency
Ritz
Mott St
Dia
Lyle Wilcox
Steve Martin
R. D
Corry
Lawrence Anderson
Victor Ensart
Doane's
Spencer's Cash Mills
Davenpork
Maple Ave
S_ Center street
Blya
Spyder Circle
Gould St
Robert Hopkins
High St
Union City
Atlee
Congress St
Ang
Ward
Robe
Stier
Paul
Hoot's
Victor Kilsart
Clifford Aikens
R. D. Columbia
Washington
Franklin Street
Groce
Columbus
Atis
Wattsburgh
Chetty St
Pas
Silas
Howe
Bath and Furnace
Tole
Red & White
Bath and Garage
West Main
John Bienik
East 14Th Street
le, Patt
T. Anderson
Fairhaven
Victroland Records
Anderson
John Hammond
E. York
Gustav Onn
John B. Ohmn
Gustav Ohrn
Arthur Tedder
Asia
Eagle
War Production Board
Balkan Island
Feye One
Buffalo Livestock Buffalo
Producers Livestock Commission Association
Golly
Navy
Mons
Corp. du Tournams
Kees
Ally
Eag
Sanders
Swith Johr
RBI
Wilbur Daily Ney
Enon
Howl
Tennessee
Miller Sage
Troit Lions
Redskin
Ab Tre
George Meilat
Nebraske
Jolnyer
Syracuse
Giossa
iAbian
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