A FLIER WALKED OUT OF CANADA AREA
A missing aviator narrative from Alberta reports an unidentified man walking out of the Alaska Highway bush near Fort Folgon. Canadian forces and two BC volunteers press the search, tracing signals and visiting trapper cabins to locate Joe Barber who vanished after a forced landing.
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Nton
Alta
Menderness
Fim
Joe Barwalssing
N.Y
Poronta
Torday
Fort Falgon
B. C
Barker
Creek Bed
Alaska
Alf
Larsen
Barber
Whiderness
Hin Fay
Aimman
Voice of the People on Police and Daniels Jewel Case
A letter to the editor argues Police Chief Flanigan overstepped by detaining the writer in a jewel robbery probe. The writer defends Mrs. F. E. Daniels and denies sending officers to Corry Hospital, asserting the couple’s good will and the gift chosen for a nurse.
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Police Flanigan
F. £. Daniels
Mr. Flanigan
Ax Fey
F. E. Daniels
Corry Hospital
Griswold Plant Sold To Eastern Buyers In Erie
Erie New York history tells of the Griswold Manufacturing Co selling to Eastern interests. Eastern buyers plan to continue operations with the same workforce of about 30 men and keep the existing production lines. The firm, founded in 1865 by Matthew Griswold Sr with Samuel Selden, built a world reputation for iron frying pans and aluminum kitchenware.
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Griswold Plant
Erie
Eastern Buyers
Griswour Turing Company
Griswold
Matthew Griswold
Ely Griswold
Griswold Manufacturing Co
Matthew Gris Wold
Erle
Lyme
Connecticut
Samuel Selden
Selden and Griswold
Mr. Griswold
Griswold Manufacturing Company
Six objectors face trial in Jamestown Federal court
Six conscientious objectors, including two Japanese Americans, pleaded not guilty before Judge John Knight in Jamestown Federal Court and were held for trial on August 1. They staged a sit-down strike at the Big Pints reforestation camp on May 1 and were indicted last week by the federal grand jury for refusing to obey orders. They were among 35 objectors who demonstrated against conscription and forced labor and are all free on bail.
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Jamestown
Big Pints
John Knight
Jynichi Sato
San Gabriel
Calif
Haverford
Sea
Andreychim Shige
Seattle
Wash
Des Plaines
Daniel H. Glaser
Sylvester Winans Dies at Erie Home After Illness
Sylvester Ogborn Winans, 47, died last night at 7:10 in his Erie home at 257 East 8th Street from a heart condition after a weeklong illness. He leaves wife Edith Gillette Winans and brother Elliott Winans of Meadville along with several nieces and nephews. The body was moved to Turkey funeral home in Spartansburg and will return to Erie for a Friday 2 PM DST funeral at the late home. Burial will be in the Erie cemetery.
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Sylvester Ogborn Winans
East 8Th Street
Erie
Edith Gillette Winans
Elliott Winans
Meadville
Turkey
Spartansburg
Irie
VFW Corps to Compete in Dunkirk Parade
About 40 Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars Drum and Bugle Corps will participate in Dunkirk August 3 and 6 events as part of the Eighth District American Legion convention. More than 1,400 marchers expected. sponsors include Mayville Department. Several other units from Buffalo Jamestown Bradford and Tiie sign on. First prize $1,000 with total prizes $3,000.
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Corry
Buffalo
American Legion Dram Corps
Bradford
Elks Ladies
Erle
Tra Lou
Waterford Man Admits Beach Theft Plea
Frank Guterl of Waterford R D 4 pleaded yesterday to stealing money from a parked car at the beach. Troopers arrested him Saturday. he admitted entering the vehicle and taking a wallet with forty dollars. He was released on $500 bond pending the next court term.
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Eris
Vay
Morgen
Bather
Frank Guterl
R. D
Waterford
Ulll
Thomas McCarty
Guier
Peninsula State
Two-Thirds Rule Debated at Peace Parley
Report notes divisions over a two thirds rule as delegates debate support for the Byrnes proposal to open all conference sessions to the press Molotov signals cautious support amid suspicions of Soviet aims and a possible surprise at the talks
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Molotov
U.S
James F. Byrnes
Mol
Rules committee hearing cited clothed sessions in Myrnes support
Stow told the rules committees that misunderstandings stemmed partly from clothed sessions of earlier meetings. Hyatts spoke after Mol toy, noting Evatt would likely push again for a simple majority to govern conference decisions rather than a two thirds margin.
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Stow
Myrnes
Hyatts
Spaak
Moltoy
Evatt
Global bloc of Slavic states shapes key votes
The article notes a potential voting bloc of six Slavic states Russia Poland Ukraine White Russia Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. This group could form nearly one third of the assembly and influence the conference on the most serious questions facing the body.
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Russia
Poland
Ukraine
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Wie St Hons
Unclear fragmentary clipping headlines missing key facts
Fragmentary OCR text shows no clear event, names, or places. The readable parts mention meat, time, projects, and government rofl parts, but lack coherent details to identify subject, people, or location. Further readable content is needed to form a complete newspaper item.
Net worth figures cited in court records unclear
Fragments indicate a court examination involving a judge, attorneys, and parties tied to a wedding or marriage dispute. References mix names and ages with unspecified sums, suggesting a plea or motion regarding financial status. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent context or dates.
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G. C. Murphy CO
HE Bracken
Ncgrictins
Sylvester C. Winans
VFW
Dunkirk Parade
St. Mary's Academy
Verne
Shepard
Atjtlea
Chautauqua
Lakeshore
Sunkist
Lakeview
Tb Sc
Montgomery Ward
Uus
Cort
Heiman
Heiman Jewelers
Thomas Motor Cos
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Amoun
Sens
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Petit Tn An Atator Mitel Aval Waitt
Tim Yen
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