WAR AND POLITICS AND A HERO OF CEREMONIELY
The piece discusses wartime sentiment in Italy and America, politics during war, and Sergeant Maynard H. Smith of Caro Michigan who earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions on his first bombing mission. It notes the will to end fascist tyranny, national unity, and the impact of war on political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoriss
Sicily
Ttaly
Italy
Mussolini
Wendell Willkie
Robert McCormick
Chicago
Arthur
Congress
Sergeant Smith
Sam
War Stimson
Sergi
Maynard H. Smith
Caro
Mich
Ted
Bhai
Seret. Smith
United’ States
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files July 29 194s
A receivership for thirteen stockholders in the R L Dollings company of Ohio was granted by the court. A Studebaker driven by George Castor was damaged when backed into by cars at Center street crossing. The body of Clorence M Miller was sent home for funeral services. Webster Thomas, 16, was captured after a clash with railroad police in Jamestown. Paull Long Jr. was run over by a wagon, seriously injuring him. Street shower baths planned for youth, pending local cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
R. L. Dollings
Mother Concern
United Press
Studebaker
George Castor
Center Street
Jamestown
Webster Thomas
Maple Avenue
Harry Mooney
Paull, Jr
Paul Long
Marion Street
Ice cream and coffee in American life and history
A historical survey notes ice cream origins in Baltimore in 1851 and the 1904 St Louis Fair cone. It cites high U.S. consumption and ingredients, mentions milk solids and eggs, sugar substitutes, calcium content, and fruit or nut enrichments. It discusses coffee as a universal U.S. stimulant, compares tea in Britain, and calls for renewed coffee cultivation to avoid future shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St. Louis
OPA Tells of Rationing Problems During War
The Office of Price Administration outlines continuing rationing measures and stamp validity for meat, cheese, processed foods, sugar, coffee, shoes, gasoline, and fuel coupons. Details include stamp numbers, book colors, valid through dates, and remaining period coupons, with several changes referencing July and August timelines in 1944.
Quiz questions from a dated newspaper page
A reader quiz with questions covering U S states younited territories and history. Topics include Senate representation, grammar correction, Camp Hood location, von Papen posting, crow flight, original states order of settlement, the five senses, Clive and British empire, blood tests for marriage licenses, and a humorous league of rare pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hood
Brahz von Papen
U. S
Lord Clive
National League of
Harééshoe
Parrots and energy use in historic notes
A fragmented item cites energy as 277 years of talk with a light bulb’s hourly output. It notes parrots’ vocabularies range 290 to 260 words, then claims Rhode Island scrap collections average 3,000 ng weekly and nine sounds per capita. It mentions 700 janitors and chu women needed to clean the Wag! Department Pentagon building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Chu
Wag! Department
Pentagon
Allies Gain Sharply In War On Submarine
Washington dispatch notes a two ocean submarine war with Allied subs dominating the Atlantic and American subs active in the Pacific. It cites reduced Allied losses, heavy Allied sinkings in May, and new escort aircraft carriers and defense systems as key factors reducing Nazi submarine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman R. Allen
Washington
Jules Verne
Atlantic
Geran
Pacific
Churchill
A. V. Alexander
the Admiralty
Ior Churchill
London
Carera
Germany
Winston Churchiill
Draft Boards Receive New Inducting Orders
Lt. Colt George H. Hafer described a new plan for limited service induction to end confusion about when a man could be accepted. He noted that previously qualified men were inducted on first trip unless the limited service quota was full, in which case they were returned to local boards for a next month’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt George H. Hafer
Veterans News Sent to Soldiers by VFW Post 3676
A weekly edition of the Sault Ste. Marie Daily News is distributed to all service members from Chippewa County Michigan by Post No. 3676 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homie Town
Sault Ste. Marie
Chippewa County
Michigan
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
PRR Train Crew Is Exonerated
Charles Hollister, 69, of 50 Railroad Street, was killed when struck by a northbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train while waiting on the upper railroad bridge. Services set for this afternoon at Lutz Funeral Home with Rev. M. T. Harding officiating. Coroner’s certificate of accidental death issued. investigation by Warren police credited. Crew listed: Thornton H. Crawford engineer, W. J. Morrison conductor, R. P. Clark fireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Police Department
Edward Lowrey
Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thornton H. Crawford
W. J. Morrison
R. P. Clark
Patrolman Cullen Leaves City Police for Plant Post
Patrolman Cullen was granted a 30 day leave of absence by City Council to work as a member of the new police force at the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation plant. Mayor Hepler announced Cullen will return to the Industrial police post, with the council extending his vacation pay due to limited earlier leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vouss Wullen
Cuty Council
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Hepler
Council
Miliicinal
Cullen
Hepler, Extended the Retiring Patrolmaan
Justice' Costes Down The U-foot Statue
A fragment reports the removal of the U-foot female statue titled Justice from atop a Canton ship office building. It yielded 400 pounds of zinc to the local serap tive authorities.
Oil City crew exonerated in life tragedy report
U J Connelly J Murphy and SB Porter all of Oil City were named as the crew involved but were exonerated in connection with a life tragedy. The brief note clears the men of blame in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. J. Connelly
J. . Murphy
SB. Porter
Oil City
Furniture Industry to Receive OPA Aid
Jamestown July 20 Financial relief is in sight for the furniture industry. Earle O Hultquist president of the Jamestown Royal Upholstery Company and head of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers said he has returned from Washington where he met with OPA officials as a member of the furniture advisory panel. Others on the panel present included Chester E Helgran, John Shearman, and Raymond Johnson. The panel numbers 35 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Earle O. Hultquist
Jamestown Royal
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Hultquist
Washington, D. C
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Chester E. Helgran
Jamestown Furniture Market, Association
John ©. Shearman
Shearmen Brothers Co, Inc
Raymond Johnson
Warren, Pa
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Ccorry Evening Journal
Coray
AD. Golegrove
Wenaal
Kimball, Inc
New York
I Square
Chicos & Beet
Bete
Pittso Se
Philadelphia
Ibor
Tha
Associated
Associated Press
Ngws
Corry Be
Cartier
Clorence M. Miller
Alexander
Sol Wolfe
Daily Dozen
Prom Medical Society of the Stata of Pennsylvania
Brazil
England
I. D
Nye
U.S
Navy
Knox
Calvin H. Reber, JR
China
Corry
United Brethren Church
H. Ray Harris
City Park
PRR
Warren
City Police
Teast
W. W. Waterhouse
West Main St
Corry, Penna
North Africa
South Pacific
Alaska
Army
Marines
G. C. Murphy CO
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