War era notes from Corry area batch of war updates
Local notes report WW II era enlistments and draft activity in Corry and surrounding counties. It lists army sailors and navy recruits, arrests for drunkenness and disorder, a robbery inquiry at Mrs. Curtis home, and vaccine and quarantine actions. Public notices include fertiliser requests, mumps illness of Delbert Hatfield, and a Jacob Behrenkope will probate. Also covered are farm machinery freezes, milk supply worries, gambling indictments in Pittsburgh, Civil Air Patrol courier service extensions, and school efforts to aid harvests plus dressings workrooms for war relief. Major military updates mention overseas signals, shipboard letters, and casualties risk.
Open Drive to Collect Unpaid Court Costs in Erie
County officials report a drive to recover unpaid court costs totaling between 25 000 and 40 000 dollars. Sheriff and court clerks review records for 1910 before presenting results to the county commissioners for final action.
Milk Shortage Feared in Erie as War Labor Binds Supply
Erie dairy inspector Kenneth Webb warned of a milk shortage driven by war labor shifts. He noted higher city consumption due to influx of war workers, with daily quarts rising from 46 000 to over 51 000, and said deferments keep farmers and factories short of labor. Port, Kearney, Neb, was built in 1948 for protection of the Oregon Trail.
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D. D. Moon
Erie-Grawford Milk Producers
Erie Mann
Corry
Erie
Kenneth Webb
Heart Department
Willeh
Andyvell
Webb
Port
Kearney
Neb
State Platforms Of Both Parties Pledge Tax Cuts
Harrisburg September 1 The Democratic platform calls for tax relief by repealing or reducing several taxes and broadening relief measures while the Republican platform vows to reduce taxes and support the war effort. Both parties favor federal aid and emphasize labor rights and state and local tax reductions, with specific tax repeal proposals and labor protections outlined.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George Bey Basle
Pitsburgh
Wm Jsvornsmuts
Republica
Count Iy
Lncal
Osc
Roosevelt
Bath
Foradora Assigned to Safety Clinic and State Unit
Private Foradora of the Cory sub-station of the state motor police is ordered to join the state motor police unit at New Castle next Monday. He will remain a member of the local detail and keep his residence at the local barracks. He has long served as the city’s oldest driving veteran and will operate in western Pennsylvania as part of the Western Rim unit. Nearby, over ten relatives and friends bid farewell to local selectees en route to the Army reception center at New Cumberland.
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New Castle
Foradora
Cory
State
Corry
Wattshire Vale
Pennsylvania
Porndnea
Waelhy
Fireman Saves His Neighbor in Jamestown Home Fire
Jamestown reports a three alarm blaze yesterday afternoon and night caused by a shorted wire. Off duty firefighters evacuated residents as Fireman John Pearson of Company No. 4 pulled a resident from smoke and alerted the scene at 103 Ensign Street, near the Anderson home.
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Jamestown
Firema
Westerday
Piremiayi John Pearson
Ensign Street
Andrew Anderson
Anderson
Yom Kippur Observed By Jews September 21
Yom Kippur observed starting Sunday evening September 20 ending the next day. The fast is a day of atonement, prayer, and repentance with synagogue services and memorials for the dead. A note describes Kol Nidrei and the closing gates service symbolizing penitence and divine judgment. The narrative mentions Mr. Anderson attempting to burn out a chimney leading to a fire.
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W Pmiyar
Kol Nidrei
Jerusalem
Anderson
Wanted to Rent Furnished Apartment by Journal
Help wanted notice seeks a modern small house or lower apartment. Provide details to AB care of Journal at 7035. Journal reference 341. Fireproof? Noted as two rooms or more with furnishing. Seek suitable tenant for immediate occupancy.
Peter Urbanek Buried After Funeral at St Elizabeths
Peter Urbanek, who died Monday at Keystone Ordnance Works, had funeral services today at St Elizabeths Church. Rev Carl Feldt celebrated the requiem mass with pallbearers John Wajtowter Frank Randers Jacob Raye Martin Kuss Mlojine Kundracik Steve Mar Un. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Out-of-town mourners included Mrs Caroline Polansky Scott dale Pa Martin Wivka and Rose Freloff John Wagner Braddock Pa Mr and Mrs Andrew Urbanek Mr and Mrs Lawrence Pohleder and Miss Julia Urbanek of Pittsburgh.
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Peter Urbanek
Peter Urbane
Keystone Ordnance Works
St. Elizapeth’s
Carl Feldt
Bedveys
John Wajtowter
Frank Randers
Jacob Raye
Martin Kuss
Mlojine Kundracik
Steve Mar UN
Caroline Pol
Polio Fatal To Titusville Young Man Babe Whiting Dies
Albert Edward Whiting Jr aged 27 of 207 Breed Street Titusville died after a brief illness diagnosed as poliomyelitis The home was quarantined for infantile paralysis Whiting born May 27 1915 in Titusville was a 1999 high school graduate and recently employed at the Titusville post office Known as Babe he was a son of Albert T and Leona Hedges Whiting of 210 North First Street He lived in Titusville all his life.
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Titusville
Albert
Edward Whiting
Breed Street
Whiting
Babe
Albeth T
Leona Hedges Whiting
North Pirst Street
Udiuhlae Fron
Posti oMloe
Hammermill Plans to Make War Products
Hammermill Paper Company, a leading paper maker, announced plans to shift part of its output to war products. Norman W. Wilson, president, said the firm will begin jetline fighting product production by late September while continuing paper manufacture as the country’s largest pulp mill.
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Hammermill
Brin
Imumawonhaf
Bammermill Paper Company
Norman W. Wilson
Army
Navy
Hammermit
Magnet Aids Razor User in Sharp Image Safety
A compact magnet device assists a razor user by guiding and stabilizing the blade for smoother strokes. The tool is designed to reduce nicking and skin irritation while aiding washing and maintenance, offering improved control during shaving.
Markets Stock Pittsburgh Produce and Buffalo Livestock
Market reports show moderate produce demand in Pittsburgh with mixed vegetable and fruit quotes including apples and Delici- Dia varieties. potatoes steady with New Jersey and Maine prices. Buffalo livestock markets feature slower hog trade, steady cattle inquiries, and varied sausage and lamb bids amid general price softness.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Green Mountains
W. Va
New York
New Jersey
Maine
Gres Mountains
Buffalo
N. J
Undefined Text Summary Due to Poor Source Quality
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper headline and summary. No clear people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes can be drawn from the fragmentary words.
F asterisk School Board Meeting Notes and Team Changes
A chaotic OCR fragment reports Mahaptey, a janitor, and school officials discussing high school athletics. Mentions include a coach, a team, and possible changes. The text references Lancaster committee members and funding actions tied to facilities and aid, with unclear names and dates.
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Shgineer Specialist Corps
Ralph 5. Dewey
Harvey M Willis
Qetton
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Lamberton
Bay War
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Ove Quinin
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Eris
Ayres Caliretiene
Salk
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