Fourth of July Parade Lineup In Amies Details Planned
Detailed plans for the Fourth of July parade in Amies are announced by Sidney Higton and Lloyd Stowe. Parade forms at 9 30 a m in three divisions, starting at 10 o'clock, with lineups at VFW Home West Main and South Street.
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Amies
Sidney 3. Higton
Lloyd Stowe
Fifth Loin Campaign
First Avenue
Pleasant Street
Pleasant
South Center Street
Center
Smith Street
City Park
Tilston
F. Bennett
L. Stowe
VFW
Tirst Avenue
W. Washington Street
Calors
Civil Air Patrol
YEW
American Red Cross Red Cross
Alden Women's Victory Club
E. Orn
West Main Fleet
Spring Street
W. W
Presbyterian Girl Scouts
Wattsboro
Boy Scouts
Lutheran Boy Scouts
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Corry Banc Polish Club
Tilian-American Chun
St. Edward's Schoal Corry Public Schools
Corry Golden Rule Club
Rotary Club
Rex Theatre
Ritz Restaurant
War Finance Committee
Garthure
South Street
Pirst Avennue
Spring Istrest
American Legion
Salvation Army
Aero Victory Band
Corry
Aero Supply Mig
Ajax Tron ‘Works
Corrry
Jamestown
Mig. Corp
McInnes’ Steel Co
Raymond Mig
Thompson & Bibow
Corry Fire Department
Babson Sees Postwar Rise with Cautions for 5 Years
Babson Park Mass analyst projects a strong postwar business surge for ten years, with industrial activity 50 percent above wartime levels while easing from the peak. He foresees rising national income, living costs, and a large retail Sales boom, plus a housing boom and road program spurring cement demand. cautions that the first five years may show adjustment challenges.
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Babson
Babson Park
Mass
1. S
Citizens Bank Declares Dividend After Reorganization
Citizens Bank pays a cash dividend following a capital reorganization approved by stockholders. The bank notes a new dividend basis with a cash payout of one dollar per share on the new issued stock, reflecting the exchange of preferred stock for common stock and a late year dividend alignment.
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Cory Institution
Citizens Na
Wrpetilon
Harry Parker
Misrik Lins Nw
Iai
Mollar Ptr
Sidewalk Crap Game Breakup Leads to Three Arrests
A sidewalk craps game was busted just after midnight near the Citiwns Bank, leading to the arrest of John Floss Donald Neylon and Clyde Peebles on gambling charges. They appeared before Magistrate Gordon with bail set at 10 dollars each.
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H. 5
Burlingame
John Floss
Donald Neylon
Clyde Peebles
Gidewerd
Gordon
Union Loses In Second Raymond Plant Vote
Raymond Lodge 1445, Materweight Association in Machinists AFL was defeated in its second effort to organize Raymond Manufacturing Company employees as bargaining agent. Ballot: No 294, Yes 122. About 100 in First ward plant did not vote. Voters cast 416 ballots among roughly 300 eligible. Voting overseen by Reed Johnston, NLRB field examiner, from 9 to 2 and 4 to 6. The defeat follows a prior 1943 vote when 177 supported TA of M lodge and 237 opposed.
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Raymond Lodge
Materwight Association In Machinists
AFL
Raymond Manugaturing Company
First Ward
Ble
Reed Johnston
National Labor Relatons Board
T. A
M. Lodge
Three Killed in Car Truck Collision Near Hartonsville
Three people died in a crash yesterday at an intersection in Hartonsville Pennsylvania involving a car and a truck. The victims include Mr and Mrs Waller G Brown and Helen Brink of Pennsylvania. State police report a Garfield New Jersey driver provided a statement at the scene.
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Hartonsville
Waller G. Brown
Helen Brink
Tab
Corry Unit Departs for Indiantown Gap Training
Crowds line the station platform as Corry’s Company A and the Erie and Oil City Guard units depart by train for Indiantown Gap. Capt Guy E Abbey leads officers and a full roster including Mountain Williams and Tarbell, heading into eight days of intensive training.
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Corry
Veterans of Foreign Wars
11Th Regiment
Pennsylvania State Guard
State
Indiantown Gap
Guy & Abbey
Mountain
Willams
113Th
Cory Boys
Erie
Oil City
Company A
Guy E. Abbey
Erwin C. Mountain
Winfield J. Wiliams
Norman G. Tarbell
John F. Clancy
Joseph Johungfelsets
Everett J. Phillips
Wesley F
Richard Reynolds
Bruce B. Spangler
Robert Mt. Wank
Raymond H. Weldon
Paul E. Weiont
Guy E Brown
Eugene R‘oherton
Adan R. Buell
Gerald J. Eastman
Albert J. Plecardi
Oremel W. Elich
Orl D. Gates
Robert J. Hillman
Clyde P. Kinney
George W. Nagotte
Leroy N. Marleti
Merion
Mountsin
Arthur Ky Morrison
John JD
Miller
Raymond A. Miller
Donald W. Nichols
Witton A. ‘Phillips
Glenn Augar
Hobert
Augar
Obert J. Vandeshott
Frank W. Waldron
Glenn M. Wade
Richard B. Young
Eighteen Miners Trapped by Mine Fire Reported
A July report from Ridgeway Darby Company States eighteen miners are trapped after a fire in an Ore mine. A rescue phone line from the mine confirms the situation as teams work to locate the workers.
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Associated Frees Barlan
Seth Noel Wine
Soviet Airmen Close In On Bastion In Poland
Soviet airmen push toward a bastion in old Poland as defense concentrations crumble. Two points captured as they try to impose order amid disorganized ranks.
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Edemy
Old
Poland
Germans Driven From Minsk as Soviet Forces Close In
Remnants of a demoralized German army retreat toward Minsk as three Soviet armies converge from the northeast east and southeast. Gen Ivan Chterniakovsky's Third Army pushes through forests northeast of Minsk while Red Star reports a main crossing over a Hepezina river bridge held by guerrillas. Soviet cavalry move north of Minsk to outflank from the northwest, and hundreds of German soldiers surrender before the city as fighting centers around Borislav, a key railway center northeast of Minsk.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Minsk
Novi
Russia
Ailev
Ivan Chterniakhovsky
Hepezina
Red Star
German tanks beaten off at Cecina in Italian campaign
Fifth Army infantry repelled German counterattacks near Cecina while driving along the Italian west coast toward Livorno and Pisa. Allied forces pressed east toward Livorno as Germans retreated to the Musone river and the Eighth Army crossed the Chienti. Americans moved into southern outskirts of Cecina and pressed northward along the Cecina river as heavy fighting continued.
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Associated Press
Rome
Fifth Army
Cecina
Livorno
Leghorn
Pies
Stens
Florence
Adriatic
Chienti
Eighth Army
Musone
Ancons
Ceci
Guardistalo
St Milley
Crelna
Caqute
Liberators Bomb Formosa and Japanese Claims
World War II dispatches report US Liberator bombers hitting Formosa including shipping and harbor targets. Tokyo claimed Japanese forces repelled a cruiser and destroyer raid near Saipan and Guam airfield defenses, with additional claims of sinking carriers and warships south of Bougainville.
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China
Formosa
Chungking
Tukao
Niaus
Philippines
Saipan
Pacific
Japan
Tokyo
G Comel
OULU
Saiparn
Iwce
Bonin Islands
Tment
Nimue
Wele
Bohins
Bond total nears one million amid purchase push
Bond total climbs toward the million dollar mark as a $350 000 purchase of Series Fifth Loan securities by an unnamed industry lifts the total near Center and Washington streets. The surge comes on the eve of a large rally and bond auction at the Park in observance of the fortieth anniversary.
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Qneal Industry
Corry
Center
Washington Streets
Salvage Drive Yields 19 Tons in City Effort
Chairman George Buck of the VFW Salvage Committee reports this week's salvage haul totaled 19 tons in the city. First ward led, Third ward second. four wards used a line truck with volunteers. Papers moved to Baldwin Construction, Erie-bound with large vans. tin and cineum salvage secured. special tin shipment planned before May 1.
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George Buck
VFW Salvage Committee Today
Baldwin Construction
Erie
Buck
Aly
Ox Roast for Big Ath Rally at City Park
The War Committee announces a city park Fourth of July rally with an ox roast and Civil Air Patrol cadet drills in the afternoon. Cadet squadrons from Curry and Pine will join in the parade and exhibition, with 20 CAP members from Headquarters Flight 53 under Lt Vincent Bunkhart and 40 cadets from Squadron 61 under Lt John J. Konak III. A large tent will house the ox roast, and prizes will be awarded for decorated bicycles and pets. Admiral Yuricchi Edahara of Japan dies after peritonitis at Kobe. the news is reported by Japanese Domei and monitored by U.S. authorities.
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War Piantee Committee
Civil Air Patrol
Cvarch
Squadron 53
Vincent Bunkhart
Curry
Pine
John J. Konak
C A. P. Squadron
Don Kinney
Spartansburg
Clair Phelps
Art” Scheppner
Picuire
Corry
Civil Air Patrol of
Youngsville
Union City
Americans On Saipan Push Ahead Despite Big Losses
U S Pacific Fleet reports heavy Saipan fight with mounting casualties as American forces persist. Through June 14 to July 1, reports show high dead wounded and missing, with substantial Japanese losses and intense resistance across the island.
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Saipan
Preas
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Saipan Island
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Java
Silpan
Terawa
Guadalcanal
Marin
Tarawa
Isa
Missinn
Meine Corps
Cofihiovled
British Hold Firm On Odon River Front Near Caen
Allied reports say the British 2nd Army maintained a strong hold along the Odon salient near Caen, repelling multiple German attacks and pushing toward St Lo. Rommel's reserves remain unused, while Allied air power bombed German positions and disrupted counterattacks along the river.
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Odon River Front
Romel
Associated Press
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Odon
Caen
Erwin Romie
Ruseley
I Jotal
Bridgeee
St. Lo
la Forge
Mall
Isigny
le Carillon
Rommel
Priedrisn Dollman
Seventh Army
Berlin
Libya
Odon River
Te Odon River
Chen-Avrecy
RAF
Villers Bacare
Togo
Witch
Sallans
Odor
Miles Christopher Dempsey
Second
Migislong
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Ord
Carills
Citizens Bank
UNION
Raymond Plant
Washington
Finland
Madrid
Vichy
Woel
Supreme Soviet
White Russia
Ukraine
U.S. S
Radio Today
Gerhard Peissenberg
Interational Information Bureau
Nazi Propaganda Service
Albert Kesselring
Maly
State Department
Naples
Europe
France
Cartruck
ASCO
Chiente River
First Ward Gaye
Yuricch Edahara
Kobe
Domei Agency
U.S
U. S
ST. Loui Carillon Drive
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