Warren Boy Drowns in Warren Reservoir Saturday
Richard Robillard, 7 year old son of Mr and Mrs A P Robillard of 422 Pennsylvania Ave, Warren, was drowned in the Warren Water Company reservoir on Liberty Street extension Saturday about noon. Two companions, Richard Bartsch and Donald Mikoffey, aged 7 and 9, reported the accident to Coroner Ed Lowrey and police. Dine services are set for this afternoon at 2. The case follows a Sunday meeting where E Euch received a 40 year membership pin from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Warren
Delogk
Richard Robilierd
A. P. Robilierd
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren Water Company
Liberty Street
Ind
Richard Bartsch
Donald Mikoffey
Oil City
Bert
Euch
Hellman Avenue
Pennsylvahia System
Division 173
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Luton Hall
Horace Hirst
Chler l
Local notices mix amid wartime updates and town reports
Franklin county tax details show a general fund levy of six mills since 1939 with a four mill personal property tax on 27 million dollars value, while St Edward P T A hosts a silver dollar bingo with 10 dollar door prize and 43 dollars in prizes. Mil ton Cant, creator of Terry and the Pirates, to be honored by the Press Club dinner. guests include Pup Cochran and family in Titusville. A found bicycle near Besson Pilling Station prompts police review. Menaville fire destroys a Davis farm barn after a 43 minute alarm. Titusville reports a Plymouth sedan crash at Spring and Monroe. four occupants treated and Copeland hospitalized. Abingo C D notices advertise nightly plays with cash prizes. Meadville larceny case sends a 16-year-old from Cincinnati to jail. Turkoviteh family learns Cal Peter Turkoviteh, wounded in Tunisia, is en route to a U S hospital. Corry discharge list names several patients. Local businesses push cleaning services and mothproofing. Franklin: church diplomas and Sacred Heart academy students noted. VFW drum and bugle corps asked to meet. patrols deter attempted gasoline theft near Crystal Tie yards. Reno lieutenant comments on strikes and pay, urging workers to consider equipment costs. Job postings for log cutters, sawyers, and mill hands. Jamestown sees Agnes Ahlstrom seek county clerk nomination. Methodist children prepared for next week’s program. WAAC recruiting open in municipal building. Townsend Club plans meeting with refreshments.
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Powell Motors
Franklin
Tio Mills
St. Edward’s
S-M Erie
Milton Cant
Terry and the Pirates
Setlve
Press Club
Bernard J. Cochran
West 9Th Street
Liewh
Denny Cemetery
B O'Lock
Steen
Kane
Henning
Titusville
Perry Copeland
Spring
Monroe Streets
Copeland
Sin
Russell Daugherty
West Cherry Place
G. MacTarnaghan
Charles Nitor Lackey
Negra
Cincinnati
Estfield
Victor Turkoviteh
Ard Street
Washington, D
Cal
Peter Tukoviteh
Tunisia
North Africa
Cpl
Turko- Vitch
United States
the Journal
Corry Hospital
Maude Reehr
Hubbard
O. Paul Forgach
Bear Lake
Lelia Straits
Spartansburg
Ellen Blanchard
Columbus
George Hopkins
East Pleasant Street
Clifford White
Clymer
Ann Marie Bumbaugh
Robert Bumbaugh
East Wayne Street
Helen Sondralite
R.D
Corry
Richard Brewer
Key Brewer
Spring Street
Harold Knight
Ralph Knight
Riceville
Perl Chris
East Main Street
Tra Dunmire
Bayder ‘Circle
H. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Aj Reno
America
Earl R. le Vier
Robert
M. le Vier
Reno
Peterson Bros
Sparta Hotel
Laglies
Corey Hospital
Jamestown
Agnes Ahlstrom
the Nations Chautauqua County Bank
Chautauqua
Ahlstrom
Office of War Information
New York
Os Methodist
Circle No. 1
R. G. Baynes
WAAC
U.S. Forces Boost Actions Across Pacific Front
War dispatches report renewed U S air raids on Kiska in the Aleutians with five attacks Friday and Sunday. In New Guinea a large Allied strike against Wau followed by Timor raids and growing air operations along the Yangtze from Ichang to Shasi. Chinese forces claim progress south of Ichang at Tzu and along the Owehthkow sector as they press troops and seize villages.
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North Pacific
Navy
Kiska
Aleutians
Wau
New Guinea
Roepang
Timor
Ching
Yangtze
Ichang
Shasi
Tzu
Outo
Owehthkow
Thu
84 Lives Lost in Tanker and Freighter Collision
A dramatic mid sea collision left 84 lives lost as a freighter and tanker rammed amidships. Survivors were saved by Navy gun crews and Coast Guard near Norfolk, while 41 merchant crew and 25 aboard the freighter’s gun crew perished. Navy lists were not available.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Mavel
Navy
Tidioute Soldier Dies in Truck Crash
Seven Pennsylvania soldiers were killed and eight others injured when an army truck plunged from a bridge embankment near Nashville. The unit, returning from weekend leave, lost control while negotiating a curve near the bridge over the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad. Pvt. Perl M. Beane of Tidioute was among the dead.
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Hy Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Pennsylvania
Second Army Public Relations Office
Second Army
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Pvt
Perl M. Beane
Alice L. Beane
Tidloute
Sunday School Association Holds Two Day City Meeting
Cony hosts the Erie County Sabbath School Association for its seventy seventh annual convention at First Baptist Church. A large patriotic outdoor gathering moved indoors for tonight with Judge J Orin Waite delivering the message. Sessions opened Sunday with delegate registration. Dr Robert F Galbreath Westminster College president spoke at evening session. Sunrise service opened events with multiple services planned today and officers to be elected at two this afternoon. A feature film “The Book for the World of Tomorrow” is shown tonight.
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Cony
Erie County Sabbath School Association
J. Orin Waite
Erie County Orphan’s Court
P. 3
Augustine
East Springfield
Baptist
United Brethren
Jerrold Lansberry
Ralph 8. Dewey
Col Love Believed Dead In Nevada Plane Crash
Friends of Col Philip R Love a noted St Louis aviator and Lindbergh aide fear he died in a crash of a twin engined transport 18 miles west of Austin Nevada. A CAP pilot found the wreckage Saturday. Seven aboard the missing May 31 flight were killed. Lt Gen Willis Proctor Milwaukee reported last night.
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Col. Love
Associated Press
Kansas City
Philip R. Love
St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Austin
Nev
CAP
Gol. Willis Proctor
Mitchell Field
Milwaukee
Treasury report shows June 4 receipts and debt rise
Treasury bulletin dated June 7 records June 4 receipts of 55,148,057.75 dollars and expenditures of 212,491,471.77 dollars, leaving a net balance of 12,187,452,077.55. Total debt stands at 140,279,720, for the day, with an increase over the previous day of 1,815,423.33.
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Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
First Aid Ointment and Soap Sold For Minor Injuries
A local town vendor offers Sam-Oura antiseptic Jar of Antiseptic and Ointment for cuts burns and bruises. The ad touts their use for war dressing minor wounds sores boils itching chapped skin and sunburn. Also promotes An-Gura Soap for tender skin including babies.
Violations of CPA Driving Iran Investigated
Special Enforcement Agents expected to join police in a broader drive against violators of the pleasure driving order. Chief Jono D. Minnigan said investigations target several cases from the weekend including a northside store incident and a taxi driver found asleep in his cab. Probes into gas sourcing and possible taking a vehicle without consent are underway, with actions likely in two or three cases and OPA referrals continuing.
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Office of Price Administration
Jono D. Minnigan
iap.Journal
Geraid Kennedy
P. M. Nichols
Kennedy
Jamestown
French Creek
Flanigan
OPA
Police
Missing Clearfield Man’s Body Found
The body of George Zetts, missing since Wednesday morning, was recovered in Mosannon Creek four miles downstream from the bridge. Coroner Eyhard said Zetts had a skull fracture likely from a prior accident and wandered to the water.
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Clearfield
George Zetts
Mani
Moshannon Creek
E. S. Eyhard
Zetts
End Walkout at Dunkirk Plant Ends After Six-Hour Strike
About 250 workers at the American Locomotive Company Dunkirk plant returned to their jobs Friday afternoon following a six hour strike over pay equity. The workers accused unfair discrimination in pay scales and demanded equal wages for similar work. Kay McLaughlin of the Dunkirk CIO office advised presenting demands to a grievance committee, with War Labor Board action if unsatisfied.
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Dunkirk
American Locomotive Company
Plate and Hammer
Kay McLaughlin
Dunkirk Cio
NLRB
War Labor Board
Funeral Services Held for Vincent Meskauskas
Funeral services for Vincent Meskauskas were held at St Elizabeth's church with Rev Carl Heidt as celebrant. The service proceeded to the family plot in St Elizabeth's cemetery. Attending were relatives friends and several named individuals. Norman A Rodgers son of W Rodgers of 109 Howe Avenue was reported as a patient in Halloran General Hospital Staten Island NY receiving treatment for wounds from the North African campaign.
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Steuer Certiues
Corry
Vincent Meskauskas
St. Elizabeth's Church
Carl Heidt
Biwini Wes Wid
St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Wer Pie
Eldridge Beardsley
Gump Wheeler
Charles Stefan
Norwalk
Ohio
Oscar Lindstrom
John Vaytovick
Jacob Royek
John Griglack
Frank Sanders
Adam Macliae
Norman A. Rodgers
W. Rodgers
Howe Avenue
Bsston
Halloran General Hospital
Staten Island
N.C
Entered Pub Ad Details From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text hints at an advertisement or notice involving a Pub in Pennsylvania and a March timeframe. It mentions prices like 55.00 and 18, with references to American and wartime era phrases. Specific names, places, or definitive events are not clearly readable.
Fragmentary Notice of Prophecy and Confidence
The readable fragments hint at a discussion of prophecy, confidence, and states, mentioning Russia and a sermon. The text is incomplete and garbled, offering little concrete event or detail to anchor a full report. No clear names, dates, places, or actions emerge from the readable portion.
Fragmentary notes on history and public records
Fragmented OCR text references custodian territory, deer biology, infantry, missing persons, and a vague discussion of historic events. Mentions vital records, births and deaths, Congress bill of 1787, 1802 statistics, and control measures. No clear narrative or identifiable dates, people, or organizations emerge.
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H. H. Redding
Chelsea
Mallory
Bernstein Bros
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Crystal Tie and Coal Company
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Powell Motor Co
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Tennessee
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City
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Bible Tonight
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Dia
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Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Vincent Meskaukas
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