Questionnaires Mailed to Union City Draft Registrants in Batch
Local Draft Board No 3 sent out additional questionnaires to registrants in the Union City district while awaiting tonight's Washington lottery results for draft order. Names include McWilliams McCray McLaughin Chase Aldrich Ward Sexbattery Deyoe Rameey Weber Hayes McLallen Webster Barrett Davis Shelte Gumbleton Watson Nelson Hunt Jensen Patterson Rodgers Parker Akam Jagel Stutzman Winnie cord Porter Dombrowski North Malek Maraka Delvergn Veichert Flotek Young Miller Gordon Lilley Barnes Woods Ketko Young prior to final call sequence.
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Washington
Union City
Donald S. McWilliams
Mil Village
H. Mornin McCray
Box 101
Hin
Telford Hannah
John Daniel McLaughin
Mill Village
Prank Velorus Chase
Corry
Milford Harald Watson
Merritt Nelson Hunt
Grove Street
Niles Harold Jensen
East Main Street
Donald Lawrence Patterson
Worth Street
Albert David Rodgers
Si Floyd Parker
R. D
Edinboro
Vinton Carlyle Akam
West Pleasant Street
Marion Walace Jagel
Sorry
Raymond Agron
John Anthony Flotek
Buinboro
Edward Coates
Frederick Street
Venns Robert
Follett
Pleasant Street
Lewis James ‘Lilley
Hany Alpheus Barnes, Jr
Church Street
Glenn Osborn Woods
Alfred Carl Ketko
Albert
Leonard Young
North Center Street
Clifford Eugene Miller
George Herbert Gordon
Larue Gross
Waterford
Charles Roy Brown
New Lutheran Church Planned at Erie
The Emanuel Lutheran Church plans a new $11,000 church at Powell Avenue and 10th Street Erie to seat about 200. The congregation has existed since September 23 1940 and was organized under Dr P H R Mullen of the Pittsburgh Synod. Construction announced by Rev Paul Mumford.
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Erie
Powell Avenue
10Th Street
Paul Mumford
P. H. R. Mullen
Pittsburgh Synod
Parsons
Titusville editorial weighs federal aid and Republican fears
A Titusville Herald editorial discusses Rose and Crawford county GOP worries about federal defense housing aid and its effect on local Republican support. The piece argues small towns like Titusville can use government money without abandoning Republican roots and urges readers to vote as they please in November.
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Will Rose
Cambridge Spriges Publsher
Roosevelt
Hoover
Titusvill
Rose
Crayford
Titusdale
Titusville
America
Will
E. ST
Colum
Roosevelt reads Missouri letter praising American identity
The letter from a Missouri citizen read by President Roosevelt to Washington reporters extols being American after detailing a immigrant background. He speaks of family, faith, meals, and gratitude, urging others—old-timers and new arrivals alike—to feel pride in the United States.
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Roosevelt
Washington Press
Missouri
America
Fife
Earth
Daily Quiz: How Many Can You Answer
A compact quiz page asks ten questions on topics from biology and history to citizenship and religion. It presents true false items and asks about submarines, authorship, speeds, word families, government bodies, state capitals, naturalization rules, and biblical figures.
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U.S Navy
Abe Lincoln
Ilinois
Delaware
United States
Anesthetist role in surgery and wartime shortages
The piece notes the anesthetist's vital duties from patient examination to monitoring pulse and blood pressure. It highlights improved safety since 1846, the need for calm in emergencies, and the shift to safer anesthesia despite shortages of paper, coal, metals, medicines, and supplies during wartime. It also comments on rationing, inflation, and Japan’s militarism.
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Japan
Dean Dixon Uses Music To Unite Boys And Girls
NBC Summer Symphony conductor Dean Dixon the first Black musician to lead the program explains his method. He runs the Dean Dixon Symphony Orchestra and New York Chamber Orchestra plus two choruses, teaching why classical music can be friendly and accessible to all races.
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Wy Sohn
Juuks Uke
Yoiby Sie
Dixon
Wimanity
Harlem
Dean Dixon Symphony Orchestra
New York
Fragmentary Factoids on Stamps and Rates Across History
The notes discuss stamps once called labels and the postmark idea. It cites Lord Chesterfield on proverbs and a poet Francisco de Figueroa destroying works, plus a claim about expensive stockings and teal diamond clocks. It briefly mentions Death Valley geography and the India caste system dating to 1200 B C.
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Francisco de Figueroa
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Fites
Fragmentary text recounts past events with odd phrases and mis-spellings. It mentions Cape of Good Hope at a beach entrance to Swaiow and references Kwangtme and Ulin in a recalled memory fragment.
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Journal Fites
Cape of Good Hope
Bea
Swaiow
Kwangtme
Meadville Job Drafts WPA Labor for Stadium Seats
Meadville Pa May 17 With a labor shortage the local school board plans to draft about 30 men from the Titusville area to finish concrete seats at the high school stadium. Charles M Hull of R D 1 Diamond will transport workers from Titusville to Meadville five days a week. Project should wrap up by December 1.
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Meadvilld
WEA
Iocal’ School Board
Titusville
Charles M. Hull
R. D1
Diamond
Sperster
Meadville
Hearing Continued in Abortion Death Case
On July 17 the First Ward Alderman granted a second continuance for Dr. John W. Robinson of 144 West North street charged with performing an abortion linked to the death of Vivian S. Thunberg, 24. The new examination date is July 22 at 4 p.m. Attorney Robert Firman joined co defense with David Gifford to prepare.
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First Ward
Thomas McCarthy
John W. Robinson
West Nth Street
Vivian S. ‘Thunberg
Robert Firman
David Gifford
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Rakbance
Local Board No. 3
Stered
Aimer
Daily Dozen
the Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Dean Dixon
Hollywood
Lord Chesterfield
Death Valley
Anmargosa
India
WPA
Propyl
CUT
Center ST. Corry.pa
Phillips Mile
Fletchers Castoria
Esther
Deodor
Yorkn
Ine Jr
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Edwards
Pinkhams
Hind’s
Mys
Clea
Clearfield ‘Co
Wis
Wisor
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