Meadville jury ends inquest on knife death case
Julius Allen, 43, described as a negro of Bellefontaine Ohio, died from knife wounds inflicted by John Russell. The coroner's inquest, led by Deputy Coroner Samuel Gottlieb, adjourned last night at the courthouse and granted a two month recess in what was described as the two dollar murder case. In Kane, forty men of the Pennsylvania State Guard received typhoid and smallpox shots at Indian Town Gap as rain threatened an encampment plan. Dr. J. McGhee reported no casualties as the group hurriedly rushed the shots in under an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Julius Allen
Belléfontaine
Ohio
John Russell
Samuel Gottlieb
Kane
Pennnsylvania, State Guard
Indiantown Gap
J. McGhee
Aidgeee A. McCracken
Wensigh County
Morrisburg
Yoséph ‘Amendola
Rochester
Western ‘Penitentiary
Epp
George Faber
Eric
Arinthal
Burton R. Laub
Shite Parole Board
Frank I Pakela
Danish Pakela
Jim Africa
Hts
War Department
Wartime notices and local updates from Erie and Titusville
A collage of short notices reports wartime social plans at Baptist Ladies and Ald Society gatherings at Mrs W N Jones home, a postponed Burgh family reunion, Titusville incident of a 6-year-old girl involved in a check forgery case, and various local happenings. Also noted are military family furloughs, hospital discharges, British industrial praise in Erie, weather and utilities notes, scrap drive collections, and wartime ration updates.
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Gall Powell Motors
Baptist Ladies, Ald Society
W. N. Jones
Red Cross
Burgh
Titusville
Peter J. McDonald
Autry Flying A Rodeo to Feature at Loveland Show
The All-White Horse Show from Ranch-In-White Nebraska comes to Loveland under No-Bar Riding Club auspices for a benefit benefiting the Right School Athletic Association. Ruth Thompson with fourteen white horses headlines a ten-performer act touring the Midwest. The troupe arrives Thursday and camps at Fox Farm, staging a Friday display before the Loveland Field exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
School Athletic Association
Gene Autry
Chicago
Middle West
Pox Farm
Riday
Loveland Field
Fire at Irwin feed store causes $800000 loss
Fire swept the main granary hatchery and warehouse of the R. Altman feed stores in Irwin, Westmoreland County, destroying thousands of bushels of grain and tons of feed. More than 125 firemen battled the blaze. three were injured. Co-owner Oliver Altman said flames started in a second floor woodworking shop and spread quickly, forcing three families from nearby apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Altman Feed
Westmoreland County
Olsir Altman
Cleopatra and Pearls Drinkon Wine Tale Blues
A fanciful Cleopatra legend describes an admirer dropping a pearl into wine and drinking it while praising beauty. The tale pivots to stomach pains and common ailments like indigestion and heartburn, urging a familiar remedy promotion for upset stomach and nausea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Spains
Cattlemen Warn of Looming Meat Crisis
Liberty Missouri July 14 Associated Press reports cattle feeders face collapse as government prices on corn and livestock push producers from markets. John Burk, truck operator for cattle feeding, warns of food shortages after six months as scarce corn drives steers directly to slaughter and risks a sustained beef crisis.
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Associated Press Liberty
Theresa
John Burk
Burk
Polk Flight Officer Gilliland Killed in Africa Area
Flight Officer Dean L. Gilliland aged 23, a Polk and Franklin native, died in the Africa area on July 1. His War Department notification reached his mother yesterday. Gilliland, radioman turned flight officer, graduated from Polk High in 1922 and Franklin High in 1939 before enlisting in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Dean L. Gilliland
Moyd Gilliland
Mildeed Gilliand
Pots
War Department
Gilliland
Polk
Franklin High School
U.S. Army Air Corps
Allies claim gains as Sicily battle shifts to the east
Allied forces report damage to six cruisers and four destroyers amid heavy fighting across Sicily. Reports say Allied control over roughly 1,000 square miles in the southeast and coastal strips, but warn tougher battles lie ahead as Germans push at Marsala and strategists race to assess smashed Allied air power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umunuea
Sicily
Marsala
Aris
GIRAUD era reshapes postwar diplomacy themes
Fragmentary notes reference General Giraud and discussions shaping early postwar policy. Mentions proconsul figures, diplomacy aims, and broader peace prospects influenced by Allied leadership.
Fragmented Prompt Reads Like Broken Question Set
The text appears to be a jumbled mix of incomplete questions and garbled phrases. It lacks coherent subjects and clear factual content suitable for a news card summary. No identifiable entities or events are present to anchor a T and S.
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Minenmon Yi
Crisco
Oowagon Cleanser
Wilson
Staley
Wason
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Service
the Bracken
Golden Rule Foundation
Morticians
Reais Bros
Morth Center
Corry, PA
OFA
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Erie
Jean Conolly Daugherty
United States Army
Jack Daugherty
Daugherty
Willis Conolly
W. Ashestreet
Strong Vincent High School
Jean
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jack
Sears
Ibuck 40
Newair City
Conolly
Pvt
Bern W. Conolly
West
Paul
Jamestown
J.P. Johnson
Price Street
Oétir
Cory
D. Warren Des Rossy
Maple Avenue
Artur A. Dyson
Ene Resistor Company
Dyson
Atlantic
Seaice
Joural
Fianklin
William Myers
Ridgway
Erratik “Alger
Senatotman
Ridgway Salvage
Stewart Hat Shop
Old City
Robert
Sergt
Fort Knox
Paul’s Men's Wear
Strath
Fire King
Western Auto Store
Oil City
Lincoln
South Side
Action Baker
James Joseph Sigilano
Tale
OPA
Canadorta Tare
Max Leefor Settages
Convontenses
Ride Bus
Autry
Associated Press
Rexall
Great
Essley
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
J. B
Attorney Lossard
Center Street
Gov Bossard
Omomiment Appeal
Crawford
Inter Bon County Selective Service Board No. 3
G. Thompson
Tal
Lido ‘Club
Lakeview
Armour's
SANKA
Japan
Corry
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Vance
G Eater
Giraud
Huis Te Giraud
Charles
Band
Ait Ameriet
South Gant
Mare
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