The Big Battle and Industrial Expansion in War News
The article discusses Allied pressure on the Rhine front as Hitler’s regime faces decisive battle. It notes German resources could be withheld and the outcome remains uncertain. It also says industrial expansion will continue after the war, with needs abroad driving production and employment, creating new opportunities and links between acquisitions and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Queston Nf
Montreal
Germany
Votes for Washington and the right to vote for president
The piece discusses DC residents lacking voting rights for president and Congress. Senator Harold H Burton of Ohio proposes a constitutional amendment to annex the District to Maryland to grant voter access. The author criticizes Congress for neglecting DC governance while noting Burton’s idea merits consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Harold H. Burton
Ohio
Maryland
Congress
Burton
Fires and arrests shadow September 1928 journal page
Twenty years ago a prom journal notes police moved to curb a practice at fre hydrant fires. A youth linked to “South Center Asset” faces arrest amid a blaze that destroyed a garage owned by C E Weeks on W Wayne street. Chevrolet sedan owned by George Dykes and rental details cited, with losses near 1000 dollars. Frost ends first by frost warnings and railway crossing repairs begin by a Pennsylvania crew. Clair Damon sustains forehead injury from a porch fall. Announcement of marriage between Miss Margaret ODay and Louis Shambaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Journal
Wutolbha
South Cernter Arcet
C. E. Weeks
W. Wayne Street
George Dykes
Quiz from Unese page six asks 10 questions on history and society
The list asks where Koror is located, Al Capone’s conviction, postwar monarchs in South Africa, literacy criteria for the US census, the Platte era orator, race roles in the military, Oliver Goldsmith’s identity, the Wilmot Proviso scope, the Lexington sinking in a Pacific naval action, and Trappists as monks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koror
Pacific Islands
South Africa
U.S
Platte
U. 8 Marine Corps
Oliver Goldsmith
Midnight Fire Destroys Lakewood Garage and Car
A midnight blaze of unknown origin destroyed a Packard coupe and burned the wooden garage roof. The vehicles belonged to Harry E. Kleist of Charles Kleist & Son's planing mill at 612 Allen Street. Firefighters stated the car had been parked nearby shortly before the fire was noticed by an off duty Lakewood firefighter who alerted the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewool
Sep
Packard
Harry E. Kleist
Charles Kleist & Son
Allen Street
Kilelst
Lakewood
Deserters Captured in Stolen Cars by City Police
Three Allied Army deserters from Camp Shanks New York were captured in two stolen autos by Erie police on Saturday. The men fled in civilian clothes and were mistaken for German prisoners, later identified as Wil lure H. Johnson Floyd Sleh Olson and Oman W. Johnson. Police recovered the cars and found badges showing they were soldiers. One suspect was nabbed after an attempted gasoline theft at a Wesleyville station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAID
Cami Sinks
Atl
Willure
H. Johnson
Floyd
Sleh
Olson
Oman W. Johnson
Inttoy
St. Louis
Nico
Max Pisky
Johnson
Niehalsen
Pisky
William 4. Auerbach
Girard
Westerville
Spa
Lhce
Shanks
Pyi
C. M. Penman
State ‘Police
Lawmere Park
New York State
Boro
Route 20
Wesleyville
Rationing stamps schedules and validity notes
Rationing notices list stamp types and validity dates for Mosis Fats and Eté-Book stamps, Blue stamps, Sugar book stamps, and various gasoline coupons. Specific ranges and expiration dates include October 1st 1945, February 20 1945, November 8 and December 31 with regional applicability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buel Oi
Odd Fellows Open Meadville Home to Aid Needy Children
A Meadville Odd Fellows drive announces admission of district orphans to the local home. It describes compulsory religious instruction and meals at tables, urging teachers and superintendents to cooperate in arranging care for crippled children and placing wards in homes for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Meadville
Goldilocks Fairy Tale Modern Version at Erie
An Erie AP report presents a modern take on the Goldilocks tale with local setting notes and chaotic, garbled details reflecting a disrupted edition. The piece references the familiar three bears and a sequence of visits, but text integrity is low and many names are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Geopee Braus
Services Saturday for Mrs Eleanor McPherson
Funeral services for Eleanor McPherson who died Friday at Erie were held Saturday at 2 pm at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home with Rev G L Boyd presiding. Bearers were Webb McCray Park McCray Miles McCray Gerald Parson Frank Frost and R D Crowell. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Out of town attendees included Miss Winifred McCray Miss Helena Cray Mr Cray and Mrs F J Nagle from Erie and others from Concord township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor McPherson
Erie
Brarken-Keating
Vielock
G. L. Boyd
Webb McCray
Park McCray
Miles McCray
Gerald Parson
Frank Frost
R. D. Crowell
Totah Ie
Pine Grove
Winifred McCray
Helena
Cray
F. J. Nagle
Concord
Negro dies in chair at Rockview Pen
A fragmentary report from Rockview Penitentiary describes a prisoner, identified in garbled text, dying while facing execution by electric chair. The note mentions a Philadelphia context and a sentence appeal process, with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockview Pen
Daily Dozen guidance for child feeding and meals
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania, the article emphasizes regular meal times and controlled portions as key to a child's growth. It warns that irregular feeding can disturb appetite and that hunger cues vary by age and size, stressing balanced, adequate nutrition and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Dickens
Red Army closes on Riga in broad offensive push
War report describes Red Army squadrons massed in support, with Chermakhovsky poised for a decisive strike. Romanian and Hungarian movements are reported as the double push tightens around strategic targets, signaling a major pincers effort from southern Poland toward Czechoslovakia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmer
Red Army
Sip
Chermakhovsky
Rus
Poland
Brough Lupkan
Cucuhoslovakia
Humenne
Republic
Bucharest
Tussanyd
Jess
Finneary
Khock Weikenini Hutgiy
Wiena
Ani! Mangas
Slovatia
Dupgee
Etn Iearied
TWO CORRY CARS IN CRASHES INJURING CHILD
Two Corry cars collided at Park Street and Franklin Street around 6 p.m. yesterday. George Wood of 512 West Wayne Street drove a Pontiac sedan. Joseph Lynch drove a 1938 Ford. Wood failed to halt at a stop sign on Franklin. The Wood family and Lynch party sustained minor injuries. a four year old, Reta Lynch, suffered a lip cut but was not hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORRY
James Tymch
Pittsburgh Produce and Treasury Report Summary
Pittsburgh market report shows moderate protein demand and steady to weaker apple prices with assorted varieties listed. Treasury data outlines disjointed totals including overall receipts and local district figures, though figures are garbled and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Prociien
Fennsylvan Ia
Baldwins
Virginia Delicious
West Virginia
Jonathans
Maine
Tel
Ib Matis Moling Ld
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Natonal Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Bidg
Weikhtman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cory
Yunich Nursing Service
Pennsylvania
Clair Damon
Cleve Damon
Route 1
Margaret O'Day
Prank O'Day
West Wayne Street
Louis Shambaugh
Titusville
Ville Hany
Orphuria Mendville
McPherson
Hellefonte
Fan
Bernier
Andeanley Hu
Hubert Heerlein
Findley Lake
Hubert Heerlen
North Certer Street
Pindley Lake
Shamburg’s News & Sports Store
Daft
Americ
Rexall Drug
Mechanicians
Powell Motor Co
Greaves
Montgomery Ward
A. J. Atkens
First Avenue
Studebaker
Spartansboro
Sale
East Pleasant St
DIAL
Johns-Man~ Ville
Gall Corry
Home Insulation CO
Parade Street
Auer Agency
Dan. Stewart
Goncord St. Dial
Bae W. Fielevick Sr
Ajor Gil Company
Car Journal
N.Y
Stafford Typ
Gall M. Cohen and Sons
W.center St
Din
Thompson Poultry Farm
Clymer
N. C
Matricpinestack
Ruffner
A. A. Bisell Lumber Supply
Eileen Tinge
West Broad
Kalamazos
Care Journal
Congress Street
Mary Svontek
Duahe St
Davessport
Aby Dusgy
Souin St
Wayne Street
Tg Gms
Root
Sport Shop
W. V. Gray
Pittsfield
Winchester
Rool
Bissell Lumber Supply
Stryder
House Paints
Tinseed OG
Doane’s. Hardt W. Main Stree
Frans P. Utz
Wat
Frotane Gas
G. A. Sopp
West 6Th Street
Exe
Mirst
Young Lidy
Erm Dicot Robinson
West Washington Street
Alee Conditio Aiso
Robert Sierce
East Branch
Riga
Merlin
Gullete
Ry Associated Press
Pommeddles
Hse
Amertah
Lily Tacono
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
U.S. Stel Bethlehem
Scare Roebuck
Hiremiecol
dallas-Maneville
Douglas Aircraft
American Can
American Smiellers
Anaconda Atlantic
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Rowing Airplane
C&o
Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Bendecott Montgoery Want
National Biscuit
Natoma
Dairy
Northern Bacilire Paramount
Penna RR
Penney Socony Varuna
Texas US Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Youngstown S & N
Aero Supply
Arkansas Gas
Gilles
Peny Gil
Treasury Report
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