Teaching Staff Is Shifted At Clymer School
Glymer Sept 25 fourth week of the 1842 session reports congestion eased in seventh grade after division led by Miss Ellen Gleason and Miss Alice Whitney. Irene Ton advanced to sixth. Josphine Manowich moves to second. Mancuso from Fre dona NY active in clubs. Next Friday sale of defense stamps supervised by Mr Brown. Three teachers study industrial drafting at Carry Junior High. Library features film stills and movie books. Homemaking enrollment up to 49 with tomato canning. sugar scarce. High school design classes busy. science students present three minute topics on service news. Physics to begin lab experiments on gravity. Latin classes study Hora Forum and Roman authors. French textbooks and alphabet songs. Grade1 studies poems The Little Turtle Bees. clay remodeling. Fourth grade airplane interest with display and models planned. Fifth grade weeds and explorers topics. class weed collection and removal methods.
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Glymer
Clymer ‘Central School
Ellen Gleason
Alice Whitney
Irene Ton
Josphine Manowich
Cutting School
Mancuso
Fredona
N.Y
Helen Davis
Esther Hoag
Carry Junior High
Miniger
Corry
United States
Art West
Igs
Servnice
Ues
Hora Forum
Letin Ti
Sellust
Cicero
O'Brien
Enely
Corry Boy Prisoner Reported by Allied Source
A wartime note claims Corry boy is a Japanese prisoner with no military duties at the time. The shelter was soon surrounded, hindering extraction. Reports from locals say prisoners were treated well and fed but not abundantly.
Erie Expects Gasoline Rationing In November
Erie plans for nationwide rationing as William Jeffers, rubber czar, advances orders. A 33 mile per hour speed limit and selective driving rules are expected to be issued to keep essential travel moving. Essential drivers may receive best recapped tires while others surrender old tires for recapping.
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Erie
William Jeffers
Kcen Ures
United States
Jeffers
Jeffer
America
Eight Killed as Planes Collide at Williams Field
Associated Press reports that two AT-1 training planes collided over a bombing range during bombardier instruction, killing all eight aboard. The field named Lieut W B Shen, Lieut Robert T Ross, John H Cwik, Robert H Cote and six others as victims.
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Associated Presa
Williams Field
Ariz
Gol
Bernard A. Bridget
Lst
W. B. Shen
Kansas City
Robert T. Ross
German Lines Break Near Stalingrad in Major Push
Reports say German lines near Stalingrad were broken as Volga boats ferried wounded and blasted targets along the river. Russian street fighters within the city killed over 200 Germans, destroyed tanks and anti-tank guns in a fierce phase of the battle. In the Caucasus, Red Army withdrew after repelling a cavalry force, while fighting intensifies near Grozny’s oil fields. Farther south, at the Black Sea coast near Novorossiysk, Russian troops reported heavy engagements and successful advance.
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Volagen
Caucasus
Grozny
Blak Sea
Novorousisk
Rommaha
Dubois Boy Dies in Bomber Crash
Staff Sergeant George E. Simmons, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Simmons of Dubois, was killed in an air corps accident in Maine. He enlisted November 28, 1941, and trained at basic level before his death. The family awaits word from the war department for funeral arrangements.
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Dubois
George E. Simmons
War Department
Air Corps
Maine
Simmons
The
Keesler Field
Alabama
Air Radio School
Scott Field
Columbia
Waterloo
South Carolina
New England
Falconer Fire Loss Estimate Reaches 6500 Dollars
Jamestown on Wednesday reported a disaster that burned three homes and two properties, with an estimated loss around 6500 dollars. Firefighters remained at the scene until about 3 PM while Jamestown units returned to stations after 1 PM. The alert triggered 10 alarms near noon.
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Jamestown
Sép
Pearl Harbor survivor missing in action at Dunkirk
Edmund F. Setera, 26, water tender first class, is missing in action. A telegram from Rear Admiral Randall Sneobs advised his parents of the loss after he survived the December 7 Pearl Harbor attack aboard the Jarvis. He enlisted in 1936 and would have been out in April 1948.
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Dunkirk
Edmund F. Sétera
Randall Sneobs
Navy Bureau of Navigation
Valenine Setera
North Roberts Road
Jarvis
Bryman Brothers War Victims Serve in Navy and Marines
Bradford reports Kingsley Bryman has earned a second lieutenant commission at Fort Sill while twin brother Robert remains with the U S Marine Corps in the Pacific. Their sister Mary and parents Richard McKelvey and Aaron Bryman learn of their sons amid Dunkirk’s wartime casualties, including Casper Zacharias and Robert Ward.
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Bradford
Abram Byyham
Etion
U. S. Navy
Kingsley Bryman
Aaron Bryman
Fort Sill
Oklo
Richard McKelvey
Robert McKelvey
U.S. Marine Corps
Pacific
Edmund
Dunkirk High School
Mary
Dunkirk
Casper N. Zacharias
Robert L. Ward
Sept milk price estimate tops prior year record
New York Market Administrator Charley J. Blanford forecasts a uniform price of 3.85 per hundredweight for milk produced in the six state New York milk shed and sold in September in the metropolitan market. The estimate would mark the highest price under the current system and is 2.2 percent above last year.
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New York
Associated Prong
Charley J. Blanford
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New Fingland
Fragmentary notice on financial inquiry and inflation
Fragmented text references an inquiry by I Babson about interests and money. Mentions inflation and dates unclear. Includes partial phrases about those awaiting me and those who have money or unions. No coherent event or names fully readable.
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Babson
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Basra
Hataan
Arizona Flying School
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Vicks
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Falconer
Pearl Harbor
Edmund F. Setera
WARDS
North Center Street
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Rey
Purpos
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