Jamestown youths join Gallon Club at Red Cross drive
Two 19-year-old Jamestown women Jean Lavell and Dorothy Thortpeon donated their eleventh pints of blood at the Red Cross Blood Barn on Saturday, joining seven other eight-time donors as part of a growing Gallon Club. The two-day event boosted total eight-time donors to 49, with 17 new members.
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Rexall Store
Lyceum
Titusville
Silas Oc, Harvey
Gerald Judson Harvey
Robert Harvey
Old Creek Township
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Bernstein Bros
W. S.C
Willis Brown
Marion Street
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Greenville
Erie District
OPA
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Erie Coach Company
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Fred Taylor
Colonel William Hiel Is Promoted to Brigadier General
The Associated Press reports Col. William P. T. Tit was promoted to brigadier general and named quartermaster of the Marine Corps in a ceremony at the office of Lt Gen. Alexander A. Vandegrift. Lt. Col. Ruth C. Streeter, director of the Marine Women's Reserve, was promoted to colonel.
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Associated Press
Washington
William P. T. Tit
Marine Corps
Alexander A. Vandegrift
Marines
Ruth C. Streeter
Marines Women's Reserve
Mock Canned Grapetruit Recipe Featured
A quirky item presents a mock canned grapetruit recipe tied to a britain austerity food pro noting a male respondent. The snippet mentions a mock product name and a culinary parody sourced from a squash based proposal.
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Vatican Policy Alleges Pope Pro Fascist in Soviet Paper
In Moscow the Soviet paper Terestin quotes Dmitr Petrov accusing Pope Pius XII of pro fascist bias. The article cites Vatican ties with Hitler and Mussolini, and criticizes the church for maintaining diplomacy and aiding fascist policy amid wartime anniversaries.
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Mrs Charles A Pain Buried In Pine Grove Cemetery
Mrs Charles A Pain was laid to rest Monday at 2 PM at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home 314 North Genter Street. Edward H Van Houten rector of Emmanuel Episcopal officiated. Bearers included James Sullivan and others. Burial followed at Pine Grove cemetery with friends and Emmanuel Guild members in attendance. Columbus Ladies Aid to meet Thursday at Mrs J H Reagle’s home.
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Bracken-Keating
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Union City
Sadie Downey
Meadville
E J.follett
Tidioute
Emmanuel Guild
Mrs Minnie Boyle Dies Sudden in Corry at 15 West Park
Mrs Minnie Boyle long time Corry resident died suddenly at her home on West Park street. Deputy Coroner Charles F Keating ruled coronary occlusion as cause. She was born in Corry and worked as a traveling insurance representative before marriage to Darius Boyle, who is deceased. Surviving relatives include a sister Mrs C B Wileck and nephew Leroy Wilcox, plus step-children Mabel Robinson, Guy Boyle, and Ralph Boyle. Body taken to Bracken Keating Funeral Home with services Thursday at 2 PM and temporary interment in Pine Grove mausoleum.
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Jamestown
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Crane Rum
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Brier County
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Courty
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Elmer Heintz
Cape Cod
Oregon Avenue
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McKean County
Johnsonburg
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Castanea Paper Millis
Elk County General Hospital
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West Park Street
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Loose Christian Science Church
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Boston
C. B. Wileck
Leroy’ Wilcox
Mabel Robinson
Guy Boyle
Titusville
Ralph Boyle
St. Petersburg
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Bracken-Keating
Pine Grove Mausoleum
DeLury Writes From German Prison Camp
Wartime letter from Lieut Hugh DeLury, a former Corry Merchants player and paratroop officer, describes requests for a baseball book and football news, notes the Yank won the Series, and closes with Christmas wishes to his parents and younger brother from a camp in Germany.
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Allies Reach Sixteen Miles From Rome in Stiff Cassino Fight
Allied forces press toward Cassino with 16 miles to Rome as British troops seize Mt Natale and Mt Purgatorio area. German counterattacks repulsed in Castelforte sector while French troops push in the hills above Cassino. Casualties include several prisoners fed after two days without food. air attacks disrupt German supply lines. Eighteen German planes downed, four Allied ships lost amid 800 sorties in clear weather operations.
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Thal Page Fe 14 1 Al Five
Five aluminum pages show dated figures and technical notes from an industrial bulletin. The fragment mentions elemental symbols and measurements, suggesting a mid century metallurgical summary.
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