War casualty notice and local notices mix
Fredonia area items report Serge Richard B Ayers RAF casualty listed as missing since July 28 in a Hamburg airfield raid, possibly prisoner, Dunkirk high school graduate who joined RGAF in 1941. Sale at Henry Press Home postponed, Jamestown steamboat project discussed, merger of DuBois Copiers in response to wartime costs. Local notices note various crimes, sales, deaths, hospital dismissals, and community events across multiple cities.
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Fredonia
Mir
Richard
L Ayers
Center Street
Fren
Serge
Richard B. Ayers
RAF
Sergt
Ayers
Hamburg
Germany
Fief
Dunkirk
RGAF
Henry Press
Jamestown
Lake Chautauqus
Steamer
City of
T. N. Nelson
Steamer Corporation
Chautwa- Gua Regios
Nelson
Holly’s
DuBois Copier
Eypress
Uew
Courier-Exnrtss
Wink Ik
Lake
Esse
DuBois
Subula
If. W. Drum Corps
John Lindberg
Jefferson Street
City Court
Allen E. Bargar
West Thirdtreet
Mabel
Karie Gust Broman
Chase Street
Cash Mills
Curry Hospital
Dale Harrington
D. J. Curry
Leonard Hardinnger
Wes
Pleasant
Sciota Sunday School Program Announced
Rev Richard Miller returnee missionary from French Equatorial Africa will speak at Sciota Sunday school service at 10 am Sunday. He will display curios from his travels and is known for insightful talks on his experiences in Africa. All welcome to attend.
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Richard Miller
French Equatorial
Sciot
Miller
Untitled Health Ad Claims Pain Free Urges Relief
An odd health ad describes a supposed device or method promising relief from backache and urinary issues. It references various symptoms and outcomes, mentioning kidneys, fatigue, and night discomfort with implausible medical assertions.
Sparta Man Cut In Crash At Intersections
Lewis Peck of Spartansburg suffered a head laceration after his car sidewiped a truck driven by Casimir Pactorkiewter at the Route 17 29 intersection below Spartansburg about 12:45 last night. Both vehicles sustained about $100 damage. Peck may face information for allegedly failing to yield the highway.
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Lewis Peck
R. D
R. D. J. Spartansburg
Casimir Pactorkiewter
Craywford Street
Ol City
Spartansburg
E . Peck
Riveville
Peck
Death of Mrs H Stufflebeam in local hospital
Mrs Burnett M. Stufflebeam age 37, of 1006 West Pleasant, died at 12 45 AM at Gerry hospital after a brief illness. Born May 18 1908 in Wayne township she spent her life in the community. Survived by husband Harry Stufflebeam four daughters two sons, brothers Albert Wing RD 1 Cony Elmer Wine HR D1 Meadville George Wine Pittsburgh Louis Wing Polk mother Mrs Masse Wing Concord township. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Burnett M. Stufflebeam
West Pleasant Street
Gerry Hospital
Wayne Township
Harry Stuffiebeam
Lou
Albert Wing
Cony
Elmer Wine
Meadville
George Wine
Pittsburgh
Louis Wing
Polk
Mus
Massc Wing
Concord
Pvt Frank Chase Burned In Gasoline Accident At Camp Forest
Mr and Mrs Frank B H Chase of B D 1 received word that their son Pvt Frank V Chase stationed at Camp Forest Tennessee was seriously burned with gasoline in an accident. He is confined to Camp Forest Hospital and will be a patient there for about a month or six weeks depending on the seriousness of his injuries.
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Powell Motors
Warren
Sheffield
Thomas H. Jefferson
Douglas “Nell Edwards
Warren General Hospital
Borden
Preclvelek Smith
Free Methodist
V. FW
Eric
Miles B. Kitts
L. Chapman
Spencer's Cash Mills
Mendille
War Department
Richard J. Congleton
Allegheny’ College
George W. Keepy
George M. Cropp
Mccurly
Frame
Curdy
Lake View
Hydetown
Uupoh Ts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Auto
Walter C. Danels
Salvation Army
Binghampton
Tonawanda
Elizabeth Lako
Army School
New York
Oil City
Frankliin
Franklin District
Frank BH. Chase
B.D. 1
Pvt
Frank V. Chase
Camp Forest, Torn
Camp Forest
Chinese auxiliaries slain amid anti-Japanese war rhetoric
A wartime column recounts the slaughter of Chinese who aided U.S. fliers and cites harsh reprisals by German and Japanese forces. It cites Morgenthau remarks on enemy brutality and warns of renewed attacks toward coastal California, urging vigilance and resolve.
Roosevelt demands end to soft coal strike
The piece reports President Roosevelt pressed for an end to the soft coal strike amid wartime production needs. Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins urged immediate action, while American Legion leader Roane Waring warned the stoppage threatens national unity and war effort. The timing follows prior appeals and wage dispute moves as the government shifts to a new contract framework.
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Frinces Perkins
Col
Roane Waring
American Legion
America
Waring
Legion
Memphis
Wicholms
T. Laws
Inder Sec
Crisis in UMW coal strikes risks wartime output
A wartime labor standoff pits United Mine Workers against management as President Roosevelt weighs a hold-the-line strategy. with strikes closing roughly 150 mines and about 10 000 miners idle. The UMW demands wage hikes clash with a wartime production order, raising fears of a broader collapse in industrial dispute resolution.
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Roosevelt
UMW
WLS
Perkins
WLB
WLE
Lewis
UMW de
Port
le Nation
Roevelt
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UW 9
Pillsbury‘s Flour
Derby Steak
Lake Soc
Hills Bros. Coffee
France
Kirkmans
Chase & Sanborn
Columbia
Salmon
Apts
Ole Fru
Florida
Texas
N. E
Parkerhouse
Rome
Prunes
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Maine
Pagel i& Ferty
All-Way Electric Co
Sciota
Randolph Field
West Point of the Air
Mexico
Brazil
Chile
Bolivia
Handards
Nicaragua
Paraua
Pari
Dimordar
Tale
Uiateas
Atoatsy
Idan Reese
Sparta
Frank Chase
U.S
Evan
Lidice
Generatissimo
Jane
Reinhardt Heydrich
Sdulb
Morgenthau
Praneisca
California
Rainwear
Community Loan Company
North Center Street
Chambray
Zuckerman
Dial
Genter
Corry, Pa
Anorrew
Ralph Day
Mary Arnelty
Atlan On Noh
Joseph She
Ing
Heer Fender
Harrisburg
Ate
Zaman
An. Auttomok
Niagara Fall
Harold Bray Corry Bridge
Poli
Democratic Ab
House
Dr. Francia
Instryania
L. Splesman, Cier of
Pirstavett
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