Warren veteran guardsman killed in action in Germany
T. Sgt. Lester G Arthur 24 of Akeley was killed in action March 9 while serving with the Second Ranger Battalion in Germany. A member of Co. 1, 112th Infantry, he left Warren in 1941 with the unit, later joining Rangers after transfers through Camp Livingston, Camp Forrest, and Fort Dix. He earned the Silver Star for D-Day heroism and units awarded Presidential Unit Citation, and received the Monte Heart and cluster for wounds in France and Germany.
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Camp Forrest
Tenn
Fort Dix
M. J
Normandy
Presidential Unitation
France
Germany
Move to Halt New Erie Gas Racket
Erie April 13 officials of the Erie OPA office report a sudden boom in rubbish hauling with half of applicants using it to obtain extra gasoline for pleasure cars. They sought and received approval from Dr Jamies H Smith health director for a plan requiring prospective haulers to file a report before a certificate granting gasoline for business use.
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Erie
Jamies H. Smith
OPA
Smith
Kidney Fatigue Relief Ad Claims Bor Soma Tablets
Ad touts Bor Soma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic to flush kidneys and remove poisons from the blood, easing aches and night discomfort. Also promotes Golden Lax Tablets for constipation, priced 25 cents, with Liver and stomach benefits.
Victory Parade Plans Outlined by Committee for V E Day
The Victory Parade Committee re disclosed its mobilization plan for Victory in Europe Day. Four divisions marshal led processions from Washington street to City Park with VEW colors city bands and veterans groups. Participants include Corry Band Aero Victory Band VFW Drum Corps American Legion Civilian Defense and school bands.
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Eisenhower
Bey
Merle Amy
Amy
Washington Street
Pirst Avenue
Corry
Aero Victory
VFW
Welter Scott
Center Street
First Avenue
Co. A
Penna
American Red Cross
Corry Lodge of Elks
Ajax Iron Works
Corry Maple
V. F. Lethman
American Legion
Aero Victory Band
Civilian Defense Corps
Corry Lodge of Moose
Aero Supply Co
Ameri
Cam
Legion
Burch Gordon
Main Street
VEW
A. F. of
Corry- Jamestown
McInnes
Trills
Floyd Black
Marsher
Church Street
South Street
Alpha
Ralph W Nichols Died at Titusville at 65
Ralph Wilton Nichols aged 65 died at 12 24 am April 5 at Titusville Hospital. He is survived by a brother Anasa Nichols Spartansburg RD 3 and multiple children including Pearl Herman and Clarence Michels Spartansburg RD 3 Paul Nichols Camp Shelby Miss Lila Nichols Meadville Mrs Earl Saul Jr Conneaut Lake Mrs Harold Priefer Washington DC Mrs Edward Lilliebridge and Richard Nichols Titusville plus 18 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Friends may call at Torres Funeral Home Spartanburg with services at 1 30 Sunday led by Rev Arnold Lundberg. Interment East Branch Cemetery ton Street. The Raymond Mfg Co Corry Fire Department No Bar Riding Club note urges participants to keep a clipping and follow parade schedule.
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Ralph W. Nichols
Titusville
Ralph Wilton Nichols
Titusville Hospital
Anasa
Nichols
Spartansburg
R. D
Pearl Nichols
Herman
Clarence Michels
Paul Nichols
Camp Shelby
Lila Nichols
Meadville
Earl Saul, Jr
Conneaut Lake
Chau County 10 Gets New Route
Jamestown April 33 Charles H Sells state superintendent of public works plans to inform Governor Dewey that the Magnuson Route 60 cutoff road will be enacted into law after talks with city and county officials The bill sponsored by Assemblyman Herman Magnuson has passed the Assembly and awaits the governor's signature or veto The governor has until April 6 to act The new bill proposes a road from Kimball Stand north of Jamestown to cut off Gerry Sinclairville and connect Route 60 west of Picket School The conference said the construction could fit the overall Route 60 plan
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Jamestown
Charles H. Sells
Dewey
Herman Mugsuson
Assembly
Kimball Stand
Gerry and Sinclairville
Picket School
Chilson
Elizabeth Ewer Dies After Heart Attack At Home
Elizabeth Ewer died this morning at a resident home on East Pleasant Street after a severe heart attack on Tuesday. She was born February 6, 1868, in Carter Township and had lived in this city and Wayne township, with funeral services at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at two o clock Sunday afternoon. Survived by a niece Mrs Ragmnall Blume of Warren and a brother Charles Ewer of South Milwaukee, with cousins Mrs Lottie Jones of Westfield New York and Isaac B. Ewer of Northfield Minnesota.
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Jane Ewer
Jeanie Gook
East Pleasant Street
Miss Ewer
Bracker-Keating
Carter HM
Wayne Township
Tut
Bayee
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Issac B. Ewer
Northfield, Minn
Body of Roosevelt Enroute to Funeral Train
The body of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who died yesterday, travels by special train to Washington for funeral services and burial at Hyde Park. A 23 hour journey carries mourners and army guards, with pallbearers from the Army, Navy and Marines aboard.
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Eh Oahusie
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Hyde Park
Tull Ofriends and Associates
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Ax Manor
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Navy
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Secord
Erie Railroad
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Erle
Ange Supplies
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