Move to Save Soldier Vote in Sept Primary
Jebs reports Pennsylvania state officials moved Thursday to safeguard military and dinyal voters in the September 9 primary after delays in 1941. Commonwealth Secretary S B O’Hara announced coordinated steps with county election boards to speed mail ballot applications, noting no applications have yet been received in the county and promising to forward ballots once received before the Saturday deadline.
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Jebs
Rvute
Erie
S. Bi. R. O'Hara
Harrisburg
Re.pe
Ralph C. Benedict
Benedict
Hospital Assn Will Meet at Clearfield
Donald M. Rosenberger announced the Northwestern District Association of Pennsylvania Hospitals will hold the new fiscal year meeting in Clearfield on August 28. The group includes 30 hospitals across 10 counties and expects attendees. William E. F. Barron Abraham Oseroff and O. Hawley Armstrong will participate in the program.
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Clearfield
Donald M. Rosenberger
Pennsylvania
Touly
William EF. Barron
State Association of Pennsylvania
Abraham Oseroff
Os. Hawley Armstrong
Association
Monastery Gift May Be Sold At Sheriff Auction
The monastery of St. Terest of Tisleux at Loretto, given to Carmelite Sisters by late steelman Charles Schwab, may be sold at sheriff’s auction to satisfy a $20,000 debt. Attorney C Randolph Myers says a St Louis bank earned the increment on a bond Schwab guaranteed, interest stopped eight months after Schwab’s 1999 death, and no plan to resume payments exists. The monastery sits near Schwab’s summer home, Tmmer-Brun, and his sister is a cloistered nun.
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Dy_ASSOCIALE
FTES
Pittsburgh
Ang
Schwab
Tmmer- Brun
Order
New Senator URL napedal ofsetion in held in bes fain susceaner for Geta
The item mentions a new senator and a senior political change in a Greenville area context with references to Byrnes and Beer and Pouce. Names and positions are unclear due to OCR errors, but indicate a junior senator succession and economic quarter notes tied to Mcd and Pub publisher details.
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Bes
Many Families Move at Sparta Social Planned
In Sparta borough many residents relocated this week. Harold Wallace moved to Butler Pennsylvania for railroad work, Roy Dalrymple left the school janitor post, and Pat Dooher and family plan to move to their new home soon with Dooher restoring a beauty shop space. Other moves involve Beel family planning to settle permanently, plus an Catholics ice cream social, Grange meetings, and a Soon reunion schedule at Canadohta Lake with community notices and local visits.
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Spartansburg
Aug
Harold Wallace
Butler
Wallace
Railroad
Roy Dalrymple
Walages
Pat Dooher
Anying
T Heir
Buffalo
Sparta Grange and Juvenile
Snapp
Mareresan Beach
Canadohta Lake
William and
Clole Blakeslee
Snyder's Grove
Grand Valley
Arthur Davis
Russell Davis
Pauline Shrove
Corry Hospital
Letha Shrevé
Erie
Pauline Shreve
Luke Shreve
Lucy Morris
Peninsula
St Erie
TIONESTA MAN IS DROWNED DURING FISHING
Ay Associated Press reports Jacob L. Klinestiver 70 a former Forest County associate judge drowned while fishing in the Allegheny River near East Hickory Pennsylvania He reportedly waded out slipped and fell into deeper water A 13 year old observer Robert Anderson found the body The deceased formerly served as Hickory township tax collector Survivors include brother Harry publisher of the Forest Republican weekly newspaper at Tionesta and others
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East Hickory
Jacob L. Kiinestiver
Orest County
C. W. Pifer
Robert Anderson
Klinestiver
Kiinestiver
Hickory Township
Harry
The
Forest Republican
Tionesta
Man Killed in Plane Crash Near Clarion
Aug 8 a small airplane crashed about two miles northeast of Strattanville killing one occupant and injuring the other. The dead man was Claude Cummings, 25. William C. Quibertson, 50, manager of the Clarion airfield, was taken to Brookville Hospital where physicians reported him not badly hurt.
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Clarion
Strattanville
Claude Cummings
William C. Quibertson
Brookville Ospital
War relief drive invites volunteers for garment making
Cross calls for donations and volunteer sewing to aid the needy in the war effort. Many garments are ready to be made and the next meeting will be announced. Ladies able to spare time are urged to visit the Home Economics rooms to help the worthy cause.
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Cross
More Vicinity Youths Receive Questionnaire
Local Board No. 2 in Warren county mailed questionnaires to several young men in Colum and Spring Creek areas. Names include Trumen Lillie Spring Creek Lewis D. Connell Bear Lake Burt Graham Jr Gar land Joseph J. Pondell Columbus Herman R. Miles Spring Creek Steve Porvaznick Columbus Rollang Armitage Spring Creek Gerald E. Korb Garland Geo Jumko Columbus William L. Broctor Jr Bear Lake Edward G. Sherman Bear Lake Charles T. Savko Columbus George W. Anderson Spartansburg John J. Wawrejko Corry.
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Columbus
Spring Creek
Herman R. Miles
Steve R. Porvaznick
R. D
Rollang ©. Armitage
Gerald E. Korb
J. Garland
Geo
P. Jumko
William L. Broctor, Jr
Bear Lake
Edward G. Sherman
Charles T. Savko
George W. Anderson
Spartansburg
John J. Wawrejko
Corry
Parade to climax VEW encampment in Philadelphia
Harrisburg reports about 19000 Mummers in gaily clad outfits and decorated floats will join a five hour parade in Philadelphia on Friday August 29. The parade marks the Veterans of Foreign Wars National encampment and serves as a special event of the convention drawing large crowds.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
State Department of Commerce
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Firemen Advocate Legislative Bingo Parade Route Highlighted
The Southwestern Association of Volunteer Firemen of New York State urged legalizing bingo at its annual convention. William Hull of Hamburg said the association seeks aid from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars in pushing the measure. A colorful parade with grotesque figures will march through South Philadelphia along Broad Street to Benjamin Franklin Parkway and end at the Art Museum.
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Bingo
Southwestern Association of Volunteer Firemen of
New
Philadelphia
Uc Broad Street
Broad Street
Benjamin Stantdin
Fragmented Query on Fe LoUse P i Stly Or Houses
The readable fragments ask whether fe louse pi stly or 1ouses refer to homes or pests. No clear news content or named entities are present to summarize into a standard article item.
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