Hospital staff shift plan change announced
Warren State Hospital officials disclosed a new 48 hour weekly schedule for attendants with overtime bonuses for extra hours. Also noted were military casualty and injury reports from local families, plus a burglary at a store near the Eighth Street bridge with a loss of 160 dollars in cash and 25 checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren State Hospital
Hously
Olen
Everett
F Tyler
George G. Tyler
Nine Mile
Sation
Ayey Romans
War Department
Ol City
Nelson R. McBride
Harrisville
R. D
Nelson E. McBride
Biak Island
Titusville
Aston H. Miller
Eighth Street Bridge
Bolige
City and Vicinity Recapping and Vul Canizing
A sprawling local page records a June coal shipment surge with 253000 tons moved from Erle to the upper lakes, doubling 1943 figures, plus port totals to June 30 at 649981 tons versus 317948 in 1943. Reports note a Rouseville resident dead from a gunshot in a garage, a woman surviving poisoning, arrests in Jamestown on forgery, numbers games fines, and various local incidents across Meadville Erie Jamestown and Kane areas with police, hospital, and Navy notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motor Co
Erle
Ore and Coal Exchange
Henry L. Wilbert
Rouseville
Third Avenue
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Eric
Julia Vinhos
Boison
Edward Englert
Hamel Hospital
D. L. Vargas
Cal
Buffalo-Jaihestown
Jamestown Aid
Jamestown
Care Journal
Noir Comry Emblew at Columbus Ave Tire Shop Scandal
A phony manager at L/Armitage tire shop recapped tires and ran a charge on a suspicious basis near the N. Center station at Columbus Ave, prompting local inquiries into the operation and potential embezzlement. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about credential fraud in small businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Center
Columbus Ave
Answers to F Q Quiz on Editorial Page
Answers to quiz questions printed on the editorial page list Wellington as item one and indicate voting by Star delegations with one vote per state. It names China and Will Hays, places London England Ver T Square and a multiplication of six, and briefly mentions Greaser chess anemometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhe
Wellington
China
Will H. Hays
London
England
Greaser
Youre Not Too Old To Feel Young Promons Claim
A vintage health ad promotes Promons combining vitamins and hormones to restore vitality and enjoyment for older adults. It claims increased vim and zest, improved attitude toward life, and renewed youth for seniors, with usage instructions and Rexall distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin
Rexall
Crisis shifts at top of Japanese military command
A Tokyo radio report says General Yorihiro Umeo is appointed chief of the Japanese Army General Staff, succeeding Tojo. Admiral Naokuni Yamura replaces Shimada as chief of the Naval General Staff, following defeats in the Marianas and signaling a broader reorganization under wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hideki Tojo
Atsit
Tojo
Jay
United States
Britain
Marianas
Firepower shaping Normandy and Saipan warfare
Undersecretary Patterson says Anglo American troops in Normandy near fourfold firepower versus Germany, with vast air and artillery support. From Saipan reports, American firepower produced a lopsided casualty ratio, boosting morale and signaling decisive advantage as heavy shells and weapons overwhelm defenders. The piece emphasizes the broad range of firepower from rifles to rockets and bombs driving rapid enemy collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. White
Washington
Patterson
Norman
Ger Jung
Normandy
Saipan
Reinberh James
Navy
America
Dor Whitehead
Lofe
War Department
Two Marines Escape Naval Prison at Portsmouth
Two Marine inmates fled Portsmouth Naval Prison on Saturday by burrowing under a wall and crossing the Piscataqua River in a canoe. Privates Russell Delaney 20 of Brooklyn and Alfred Seaman 18 of Little Pa were believed headed home to New York and Pennsylvania as Connecticut police notified Marine Corps commandant Colonel Joseph A Russell.
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Portsmouth
N. Hy
Portsmouth Naval Prison
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Joseph A.russell
Marine Corps
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Milford
Uva
Russell Delaney
Brooklyn
Alfred Seaman
Lill Pa
Piscaliqua River
Polio increasing in Pennsylvania with 54 cases this year
Harrisburg reports rising infantile paralysis with 54 cases since January, up from 20 at the same point last year. In Philadelphia a guard died after being stabbed while foiling a prison break at Eastern Penitentiary.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Elkland
Tioga County
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ward Lichtenberger
Eastern Penitentiary
Titusville Soldier Awwled in France in World War II
A Titusville infantryman Howard C Niemann 24 died in action in France June 1 per War Department telegram to his widow, mother and two children. He was the son of Charles H Niemann and Lakbend Niemann of Titusville.His twin brother Albert W Niemann is a tank driver in England and another sister Betty Dane Niemann serves at Camp White Oregon.
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St Charles Rippon
i/c
USNR
Johnsonburg
Navy Department
Aline Elizabeth Rippon
Maple Street
Titusville
Holly
Adetusvilly
France
Howard C. Niemann
Charles H. Niemann
Titusville-Hydetowm
Lakbend
Tia Home Niemamm
Third Street
War Department
Pvt
Niemann
Albert W. Niemann
England
Camp White
Oregon
New Rules Tighten Return of Gasoline Coupons in California
New guidance closes loopholes in rationing by requiring both seller and dealer to sign a joint certification of coupons surrendered when a car is sold to a dealer. The document must accompany the coupons when presented to the local ration board, with receipts handled as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Ealers
Imust
AdditIon For Senior High Held Practicable Plan
The board discussed adding a second structure to the Senior High to relieve crowding by converting parts of the Hath building for adult evening use and moving lower grades to other sites. A combined Junior and Senior High would cost more than the tile plan and likely be rejected. Directors reached general unity on core points, with future study to shape a final program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Painview
Jyrith
Union City Boy Locked In Theater Sparks Search
A nationwide alert ended Sunday morning when 13 year old Benes Hellyer of Union City escaped a locked theater after staying overnight. He was reported missing by his uncle William Hellyer Saturday night and woke alone as dawn broke, pounding on doors and drawing state police into the case.
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A. H. Pischér
Fischer
Chester ,Wivikawski
Paul DeDinoisio
Cochranton
Sportsman's Council
Meadville
Police
Lastraight
Anc
United Oil Company of
Erie
Drexel 8
Colvin
Cambridge
Renta
Blooming Valley
Episcopal Church
Eugene Davis
East Main Street
Corry
John S. Bugal
John Wensk
Soldiers’ and Sailors
13Th and
Parade Street
Grie County
Wiliam J . F. Heisler
14Th
State Streets
Greenville
Erie Opa
Allen Caruthers
OPA
E. W. Raines
Benny Resnick
Penn-Drake
Caruthers
Wayne Cook
Warren
Jamestown
Kane
Floyd Whiteshot
Ot Warren
Francis Bennett
Brockport
CCC
Croyland
Elk County General Hospital
Viola ‘Tyler Beatty
City Hall
Masonic Temple
Baker's
Benes Hellyer
Union City
Sha
William Hellyer
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Hershey
Mazola
Bisquick
Wing - Willi Star Stores
HOTEL
the National Bank OF Corry
Pwsral Deposit Insurance Corporation
Herinnsau
Corry Hospital
Richard Magon
Spring Creek
Jean Warner
Snyder Circle
Theresa Puchley
Dirs
Elizabeth Clark
Best Bouth Street
Tokyo
Evere
Naval Prison
Millerstown
Shamburg’s News & Sports Store
Red Calif
High Park
Kroft Macaroni Dinnar
Royal Manor
Eatwell Mustard
Lord Ring Bologna
Holmes
Guignon
Food Choppers
Catton
Mich
Au Nee
Sare
Angles
Tou
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