Tubeless Pneumatic Tire Debuts for Heavy Vehicles
AKRON July 10 Associated Press announces a tubeless pneumatic tire designed for heavy vehicles. John L Collyer BP president says it saves rubber by removing inner tubes and flaps. Early tests show reliability on tough roads. future trials under other auspices are planned. It is clearly a heavy vehicle device for now and no passenger car use is indicated.
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Assiliated
Akron
John L. Collyer
Collyer
Collection of presidential autographs donated to St Bernard’s
July 10 report from Bradford noting a collection of original autographs including every U.S. president and Longfellow, presented by T Edward Hanley Bradford to St Bernard’s Church in memory of his father William Hanley. The set, with pictures and letters, will be shown in St Bernard parochial school room. public exhibition planned later. The donor also gave a campus painting to St Horiventure College by Anthony Sisti.
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Hradford
Kane lad injured diving into dammed stream
Bruce Mervillioy 12, son of Mrs Beatrice Mercilliot of 214% laneway stress suffered serious head wounds when diving into a shallow dammed portion of a stream parallel to Klnt ain yesterday afternoon. He was pulled from the water by companions and taken to Dr H J McGhee for emergency treatment.
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Ranu
Bruce Mervillioy
Beatrice Mercilliot
Klntain
Véport
Mercilliot
Sparta Observation Post Busy Spot Collect Rubber
Sparta area notes a busy observation post located on the Obert farm with Miss Mar gate Obert in charge reporting high daily plane sightings. Community mourns Keith Johnson’s death at Concord Corners. funeral at Forrey’s home with Woodlawn cemetery interment. Funeral services for Mrs Kate Gardner held at Centerville Baptist Church with floral tributes and internment at Suramy Side cemetery. Sparta and Juvenile Granges plan Saturday meeting. Victory Club hosts varied musical numbers. many local visitors and social events noted.
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Margaret Obert
Victory Club
Sparta
Spartansburg
Obert
Margate
Clistley Gbere
Keith Johnson
William Johnson
Concord Corners
Keith
Salvediy
Kate Gardner
Centerville
Hyterment
Surmy
Paul Smilth
Rotel Boley
Norman Mitchell
Chester Phoruprod
Carl’ Bates
Elnora Farley
Esther
Waller Peterson
Naomi Bimber
Lome
Suzanne Solais
Cleveland
Ohio
Willis Solas
Albion
David Ross
Led Vitus
Corry
HL. Davis
Paul Sheldon
Union City
Willard
Lotson
William LaFez
Benest Platt
Lola Potter
Waley City
Lawrence Snapp
Maude Skiff
Meadville
Edward Prapser
Guerney Ball
Youngsville
George H. Davis
Floyd Dooher
Childieh
Kane
Edward Jones
Groesq
Pinsburgh
Clint Smitty
Philip Burton
Hive Daughters
Glenn Burton
Mig
Earl Boughlun
Navy opens two day recruiting station here
Navy recruiting officer Chief Boatswain Gardner opens a two day station at 114 North First Street in the former Ace Auto Store space, soliciting enlistments in the U S Navy. He announces opportunities for young men 17 to 35 and aviation tracks, with training at Navy schools, and plans to move next to Meadville for further enlistment drives.
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John B. Gardner
Ruyy
Starian Tv Ie
North Ice Shreet
Ace Aulo
Way
Gorey
Hourstrom
ALML
OPM
Navy
Tyne
Une
Guy Braidh
Gardner
Rex Thester
U. S. Navy
Meadville
Erle
Plane crash near Titusville claims Fliert McCurdy life
A telegram to Willan Asche McCurdy of Mumond, near Pairview, announces the death of civilian Pan American Airways pilot Atr. anid Mos. RV. McChirry aged about ay in a South American airplane accident. McCurdy, with 17 years of flying, recently completed Africa trips ferrying bombers and may have been on a third mission when killed.
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Titusville
Anid Mos
McChirry
Mumond
Nea
Pairview
Willan Asche
Curdy
South America
McCurdy
Tne
Plorita
Africa
Missing Brie Youth Safe After Manila Bay Sighting
Mr and Mrs George Ambro of Liberty Street report their son Eugene Ambro missing near Corrigidor after its fall on May 5. A Navy telegram later claimed his commanding officer said Ambro was alive on May 3, two days before the fortress fell.
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Brie
George Ambro
Liberty Street
Phisimickst
Eugene Alley
Ambro
Manila Bay Area
Corragidor
Teads
Erie
Australis
Navy
Youngsville Council Moves To Curb Drunks
The Youngsville council held a Monday meeting to discuss measures aimed at curbing drunken activity. A transfer was approved for four men formerly with the WPA to work on sidewalks, with a request to extend water lines to properties across Main Street on the Pennsylvania tracks.
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Youngsville Council
DuNpsy
Vourgsville
Alexander Dillon
Arnest Wendrickson
Hash Main
Missing Gur Youth May Be Prisoner of War
A May 12 message suggests the youth may be a prisoner of war after his unit in the area capitulated to Japanese forces, indicating uncertainty about his status and location. The communication notes the possible capture and urges further verification.
Cochranton Farm Youth 1S Death by Own Action
Meadville July 10 Rudolph 22 year old farm woman of Cochranton died after a gunshot wound to the head. Deputy coroner Dr Samuel Gottlieb said the death appeared suicide. He was found in a field near Spencer after being struck by a car earlier. Rudolph had worked on a farm bond in Cochranton for four years.
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Meadville
Rudolh
Lidir Cochranton
Dekh
Ty A.M
Spencer Tion Pilal
Mmbulwree
Samuel Gottlieb
Crawford
Deneh
Rudolph
Babson Pressures Pause in Global Trade Shifts
Fragmented OCR text shows stalled discussion on international trade and imports. References to Canada, Ukraine, Germany, Hungary, Libya, and France hint at a broader postwar economic context. precise details are unclear due to garbled source material.
Fragmented OCR Snippet Lacks Clear News Item
The readable text is highly garbled with partial phrases and no identifiable people, places, dates, or events. It cannot form a coherent summary or headline from the provided fragment.
Weather and war talk mix in unstable notes
An unclear jumble cites wartime armistice talk, troop movements, and economic worries. References to weather, agricultural bets, and cotton prices appear amid speculative figures. Names, dates, and places are obscured, producing a fragmented snapshot of a volatile period.
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