City and Vicinity Recapping and Vulcanizing
Erie widow Kathryn Haughney, former attorney John R. Haughney’s wife, died suddenly at home. Dance at Columbus Hall Saturday night. Nine year old Stewart Turner from Hayfield Township wounded by rifle, in serious but improving condition at Spencer Hospital. Victor Roha, 27, wounded in Normandy June 12, listed by War Department. Meadeville area reports multiple local notices including dances, crime updates, and health advisories amid wartime events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Motor Co
Erie
Kathryn Haughney
John R. Haughney
Patrick
Margaret Murphy
Columbus
Fair
Norbit East
Mary E. Bush
W. W. Wood
Recreation Hall
Smiling Joe
Cecelia G. Hanlin
John J. Hanlin
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hanlin
Smith-Nichols
Heffey
M. Hall
Fom Meadville Inday
Crawford County
Tietusville
Walter Ross
Pittsburgh
Crawford
Bayison-Fogle Lumber Co
Wellshora
Tioga County
Wellshorn
Russian flare up stalls money talks at Bretton Woods
The United Nations monetary conference focused on creating a world bank for reconstruction and an $8.8 billion postwar stability fund. A sudden Russian makeup stalled progress, threatening a recurrence of last week's stalemate on the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bretton Woods
United Nations Monetary Conference
World Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Death of William Dick Jr in Pittsburgh hospital plunge
Police report 65 year old William Dick of West View died after a fall from a hospital window in Pittsburgh. The incident occurred at Allegheny Hospital during the afternoon of July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William Dickson
West View
Alegheny Hospital
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Advert reads a denture product FASTEETH powder to stabilize and freshen dentures. It claims to reduce wobble and odor, offering discreet relief for denture wearers. Mentioned are drug stores and non-alcohol formula.
Largest coal mine revealed at Robena in Greene County
Expansion plans disclose Robena mine will become the world’s largest coal operation, producing about 20,000 tons of bituminous coal daily once headings open. Initial output runs 4,000 tons daily as development begins, with full capacity targeted in 2.5 years. Coal moves from the Pittsburgh No. seam to surface at the Ronco tipple then by barge to Clairton. Sulphur content is higher than Fayette coal, mitigated by blending and washing to produce metallurgical coke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Robena
Greene County
Ing Coal
Pittsburgh No
Ronco Tipple
Monongahela River
U. S. Steel
Carnegie Tuinois Steel Corp
Clairton
Fayette Comey
Fayette
Warren home razed by fire injures woman
Mrs. Frank Gray, 53, suffered serious burns when a gasoline stove exploded last night, destroying the Warren R. D. 3 home. Her husband pulled her from the blaze and beat out the flames on her clothing before she was taken to Wares General Hospital in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Way Electric Co
Jamestown
Roy
West Fourth Street
Detective Bureau
Franklin
Edward B. Jones
Edward R. Jones
France
England
Associated
Warren
Frank Gray
Wares General Hospital
Warren R. D. 3
Bombing of Pittsburgh Store Prompts Clues Sought
Felice today sought clues in a suburban Brushton confectionery store bombing after owner Richard Hall could not cite a motive. Early morning blast caused about 1500 dollars in damage, no injuries, windows shattered within a block from the scene. police said the device appeared to be dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Felice
Brushton
Gry
Richard Hall
Truman 10 Succeed Wallace In Democratic Convention Fight
With James F Byrnes quitting the second place contest Truman gains momentum replacing Wallace as a leading choice. Philadelphia and Pennsylvania leaders push for party unity while southern delegates threaten protests over platform language. Roosevelt plans to accept the nomination by radio as the convention discusses foreign policy and the peace organization. News notes include Kerr and Jackson addressing the assembly before the final roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Byrnes
Roosevelt
Hannegan
Truman
Wallace
William
Douglas
Supreme Court
Pepper
Joseph Gulley
Pennsylvania
Hanne
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Samuel D. Jackson
Indiana
Jackson
Kerr
Reds Smash Bug River Defenses In Major Offensive
Soviet and German front reports describe Red Army forces breaking the Bug River defenses with a 13 mile advance. Marshal Konev’s First Ukraine Army pushes along a 10 mile front near Sokal and Krystynopol, capturing Prusinov, Boratyn, Ostrov, and Sokal as the war moves into another phase. A German general, Lt. Gen. Ochsner of the 81st Infantry, was captured, marking a high early in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ivan S. Konev
Ukraine
Bug River
Sokal
Konev
Prusinov
Krystynopol
Boratyn
Ostrov
Konstantin &, Rokossovsky
Niemen River
Ochsner
81St Infance
Unclear OCR Fragment Mentions Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pra in Marys Europea Flower and other terms. No coherent event or clear entities for a substantive summary or dated action can be established from the readable portion.
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Hershey Uocca Sa
Mazola
Chase& Sanborn
Hills Bros. Glass
Java
Kaffee Hag
Maxwell House Coffee
Nestle
Bisquick
Post
Cherriots
Cocomalt
Honey Balls
Calif
Toren
Angel Food
Farge
Lipton’s Soap MIX
Clapps Baby Foods
Gerbers
Crisco
Nattin Rece
Brocolli
Bbc
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Joyce Swanson
Palmer Street
Swanson
John V. Davis
Columbus Avenue
Harry K. Shelters
Beverly Place
Women’s Victory Club
Corry
H. B. Reed
East South Ene St
Ripley
Old Union Prep
Corry Country Club
Glenn Middleton
Corry Hospital
Marion Jaggs
West Pleasant Street
Helen Longeler
West Charen Street
Floyd Sutton
West Main Street
Walter Carter
Aperts
Gabardines
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
New Post
California
Adv
REDS
Mason
Mason Lids
Adis
Our Farmers and Victory Gardeners
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
American Medical Dacolation
Counsllain Paynicah Therpy
Taly
Inmares
Delos
Cove Dens
Tate Dea
Tute de
Volunters
Gstor
Do Henry
James Meadvill
Hay
Resi
Mereditt
Simday Ous Ln
Ha Physteia
Landin, 46 Inc
Sles
Vesterda
Prain
Marys
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