Horner Road man injured by bicycle on B-P highway
The condition of Charles Shuler, 64, of Horner road, Wilcox, who suffered a fractured skull Monday evening, is improved today. He has regained consciousness and rests at Elk County General Hospital. Shuler was struck by a bicycle ridden by Jack Bryington of Wilcox en route to his home.
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Wilcox Grocery
Charles Shuler
Horner Road
Wilcox
Elk County
Shuler
Jack Bryington
Abe Baumgarten
East Main Street
Jewell Long
West
Smith Street
Jack Brown
Snyder Circle
Richard Speros
Louie Speros
Agar Hospital
Local Army Personnel News And Community Notices
Pvt Robert Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson living on Johnson Street now at Fort Monmouth N J with Qo Du St Signal Training Battalion word reached relatives. Bingo tonight at 8 00 Fairhaven Defense Club door and cash prizes. St Beaverdam Lawn Cemetery meeting of owners and directors postponed until Friday evening. Leather wallets for the boys in the service 1 at The Itt Shop. The traffic wreck at Washington and Center streets yesterday caused motorists trouble. repairs today by Robert Desmond electrician. Pvt Franke A Sieger 42 Ayrla O formerly of Bue died Tuesday night in camp hospital Forrest Tenn of natural causes per ward. Sieger inducted into army medical corps two weeks earlier July 22. Warren Hulings received word of serious illness of his sister Rose Hulings patient at Warren General Hospital. Rex Seig of Union City handling dismantling and junking of old automobiles at the corner of West South Street and First Avenue. Allens Motor Sales on the avenue supplied many old cars to go into junk for war manufacture.
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Fairhaven Defense Club
St Beaverdam Lawn Cemetery
Fot
Itt
Washington and
Genter Streets
Robert Desmond
Irie
Franke A. Sieger
Ayrla
Bue
Forrest
Tenn
Ward
Hare
Katherne Sieger
Steger
Army Medical Corps
Warren Hulings
Rose Hulings
Hulmes
Warren General Hospital
Rex Seeig
Union City
Tob
West South Street
Flrat Avenue
Allens Motor Sales
Detroit traitor sentenced to die in treason case
The first treason conviction since the whiskey rebellion leads to a death sentence for Stephan. The courtroom packed, Stephan protests innocence as the judge imposes the sentence. Michigan Governor Van Wagoner says he will not intervene and notes Michigan law does not require capital punishment.
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Stephan
Hans Peter Krug
Germany
Lansing
Murray D.van Wagoner
Michizan
Anthony Chebatoris
National Bank
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Michiigan
van Wagoner
Netherlands Queen Addresses Congress in Defiant Message
Wilhelmina, 61, the Netherlands queen, spoke to a joint session of Congress urging continued resistance to occupied rule. She warned against surrender and praised liberty, saying her people fight inside and outside occupied territory as the Dutch government operates from London.
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Wilhelmina
House
Senate
Motta
Associated Press
Washington
Harst Allen
Holland
Netherlands
London
Navy ships design flaws blamed in Higgins contract clash
Senator cites repeated failures of Bureau of Ships designs and questions why the Maritime Commission canceled Higgins contract to assemble Liberty ships. Letter to Secretary Knox notes steel shortages as a factor and mentions Higgins Industries’ role in sustaining war production.
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Higgins
Higgins Industries, Inc
Bureau of Ships
Touma
Knox
Maritime Commission
Josh Lee
D-Osa
Lee
Truman
Nelson
WPB
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Warren
Mabel Parker
Army Nurses’ Corps
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
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Warren State Hospital
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John D. Harre
Bane
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Kame"board of Education
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Powell Motors
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Jesse Parker
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Floyd
West Main St
Oleans
Albert G. Miler
Henley Street
Loren A. Miller
Loren
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Fredonia
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B. P.O. Ellis
Dunkirk
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Allison D. Wade
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Journal
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Erie
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Spring Creek Cemtery
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Pennsylvania Liquor Central Board
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