Deaths and notices fill the City and Vicinity column
The page reports a Crawford County industrialist William Wright dying in Presno California after long illness, and local airman Tech Sgt Williams L McCauley earning the Air Medal on his birthday during five bomber missions over Europe. It catalogs civil service exams in May, Kane High School principal Ethel M Gregg death, and various local notices on employment, retail ads, hospital updates, flood briefings, and community events across Meadville Warren and surrounding towns.
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Powell Motor Co
Meadiville
William =. Wright
Crawford County
Presno
Calif
Charles Wright
Star Route
Meadville
Franklin
Tech
Williams L. McCauley
Eighth Air Force
England
Europe
Pennsylvania Civil Service Commission
Allentown
Johnstown
Briey
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Williamsport
Frank ‘Wilcox
East Main Street
Gerald Wright
Warren State Hospital
Corty Grange
Steveling
Tec
Charles D. Wolfe
Williamsport Hospital
All-Way Electric Co
Titusville
Jon Sustafson
Petity
California
Joseph Gustafson
John
Dick Powell
Father Overseas On Way Home To See Sick Child
A sergeant furloughed from the South Pacific travels toward Rahway to reach his 16 month old daughter Theresa who suffers leukemia. His wife Alice petitioned President Roosevelt for permission to bring him back. Theresa is reported in serious condition at Presbyterian Medical Center in New York.
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Hirata
Commisaloniere
Res
Koan
Frank Wilcox
East Main Street
Bis
Orval J. St. Pierre
Los Angeles
Calif
Fair Store
C —Meadville
French Creek
French Street
Clark Road
Park Avenue
Rave Street
Columbia Avenue
A. B. Church
Houghton College
Arthur Nollinger
Ladies’ Auxiliary
C. W. Shotzbarger
North Center Street
Cootlette Club No
Warren
Associated Press
Rahway
WW. J
Elmer Truax
South Pacific
Alice
Roosevelt
Theresa
Presbyterian Medical Center
New York
Church to Protest Deferment Changes for Pre-Theological Students
United Lutheran Church executive board announced plans to protest military service rules by Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey that would end deferments for pre-theological students starting July 1. The New York disclosure framed the protest as a response to anticipated conscription policy shifts.
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New York
The
United Lutheran Church In America
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
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College Inn
van Camp
Party Loaf
Can
Rpol
Kirkmans
Vienna
Angel Food Cakes
Florida
Leny. Mae
Crisco
Kellogg’s
Pillsbury’s
Parkerhouse
Camay
Scott Tissue
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Kane
Kane Milling and
Biddle Street
Clifford Swanson
T. A. Osbornie
Turidand Mildings
Mab
Roas Pies Wright
Ene
Reed Manufacturing Co
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
Edward Martin
Wright
Edward R. Barnsley
Newtown
Gregor
Neel
Frances Dorranhe
Kingston
North East
Nell Swift
Harbocreek
Federal Communicaion Service
Gernia
Paul's Men‘s
Committee For Economic Development
Chamber of Commierce
J. A. of
M. Hall
Attornney
Cambyon Iy
Edwin W. Tompkins
Gameron
Criminal Actio
Corry U. B
Rhea Halladay
Jameea Renewal Hospital
Ol] City
Olive” Amsdell" Rial
Ol City
Rial
American Federation , of Musicians
Holly
Jamestown
Red Cross
Chautauqua County
Cory Hospital
Stewart Caen
R. D
Spartansburg
William Cinskis
Corry
Lyle Davis
State College of Agriculture
OPA
Reed
Bowles
Bureau of Agricutturst
Page & Ferry
Christ Nelson
Pleasant Township
Agen
Woodlands
Hammermill Paper Company
Erie
Yelephone Erie
Members OF
Clipper
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Suits & Coats
George Goggins
Center St
Dial
Gory
Phres
Farr
Tor
Ediso
Terey
Ge Vesterciny
de Alaints
Pase
Tiimsville
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