NLRB certifies exclusive bargaining units for Erie ship division
The National Labor Relations Board certifies exclusive bargaining agents for the Shipbuilding division of Erie concrete and steel supply company. Agencies named include International Union of Operating Engineers and International Association of Machinists AFL along with Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America. Also notes a Rex Theater sound system delay last night and RCA technician visiting town. The U B Church Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Dan Wright at West Taving Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Erie, Pa
Concrete & Steel Supply Company
International Union of Operating Engineers
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Rex Theater
RCA
The
Missionary Society of the U. B. Church
Dan Wricht
West Taving Street
Multiple Local Notices On Health, Crime and War News
City and Vicinity brief reports on injuries from auto collision and burns, hospital admits and discharges, a military furlough and missing GIs, and war bond sales in Erie with notes on local events and upcoming sales. Includes community notices from Corry Titusville Punxsutawney and Meadville.
New York Boys enlist for Chautauqua farms training
About a dozen husky New York City youths arrived at Chautauqua Farms at 9 P M to begin a two week training course. They will be placed with six farmers in Ashville and Mayville to learn dairy farm labor and aid local shortages in the southern Chautauqua county area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame
New York City
Chautauqua
Chautauqua County
Ward Rodwell
Chautauqua Centtal
Ashville
Mayville
Debt Increase Bill Passes Congress on Debt Limit Rise
Congress approves legislation raising the debt limit from 210 billion to 260.1 billion and cuts the cabaret tax from 30 to 20 percent. The measure clears a legal path for the 18 billion war loan issue opening June 12. A separate provision exempts certain funds from the levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
White House
Ideasure
Soldier sought after deputy dies in Pittsburgh incident
Police say a soldier vanished from his post following the morning death of James H. Keeney, 37, in Pittsburgh. Detectives and military police join the search as investigators assess possible causes and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Gay
S Solier
James H. Keeney
Feesay Sailaredt
Aku
Ground glass found in state liquor brands prompting recalls
Harrisburg reports say two imported Spanish brandies were removed from state stores after glass fragments surfaced in bottles. Liquor Board Chairman Frederick T. Gelder said about 20,000 cases were stopped from sale and the importer volunteered to take back the merchandise without cost to the state. An analysis found no glass, only possible sand or fuller’s earth filter residue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Liquor Board
Frederick T. Gelder
Stati
Gelder
Commonwealth
Drm
Philadelphia
Youngsville Postmaster Crippen Dies After Illness
Suerte Crippen, 58, postmaster at Youngsville since 1993, died at his home after six months of illness. Survived by wife and four children, two grandchildren, his parents, two brothers, and six sisters. Services set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM at United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suerte
Gene
A. Crippen
Youngsville
Fou
Frank Blume
Warren
Vivian Gillan
Russell
Lewis Grippen
Adolphus Crippen
William
Arthur Capen
Wnt
Nora Russell
Harry Phillips
Cbmy
Anna Kelly
Cambridge
Mass
Rebecca Crippen
Dorothea Main
North Warren
Mick Manelick
Crippen
United Brethenry Christ Church
Army requests $49.1 billion funding for 1941 War Department
Washington reports the House appropriations committee approved a $49,109,002,195 war budget for the Army for the year starting July 1. The fund exceeds current year obligations by about $8.5 billion and carries over $33.87 billion from the prior appropriation, part of roughly $390 billion in war obligations since July 1, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
America
Europe
Hitler
House Appropriations Committee
War Department
Congress
Blind restaurant operator hurt in Burke incident
June 71 Mike Smith, 30, a blind restaurant operator, was attacked by his father Joseph Smith, 66, at their Burke home after a reported dispute. Mike was treated at St. Vincent's Hospital for head and chest injuries described as good by detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Smith
Burke Electric Company
Joseph Smith
St. Vincent's Hospital
George Garber
Tack Martin
Smiths
Mickey Lee
Milsworth
Lee
Wisaan
Allied troops fight in streets of Cherbourg area amid large landings
British and American forces push inland after major coastal landings along a wide front. Allied tanks advance near Cherbourg as German counterattacks are repelled. Supreme Headquarters withholds exact figures to avoid revealing details. reports note heavy fighting on many beaches and strong air activity while coast batteries are bombarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
BBC
Blue
Cherbourg
Caen
Reichsmarshal Herrasnn Goering
le Havre
Supreme Headquarters
U.S
France
U, 5
Allied Invasion Reports From Early Tuesday Actions
Bert M. Clark reports from London that Americans moved inland to join airborne forces after Tuesday's invasion. Allied navy noted no further losses since Roosevelt stated two destroyers and one landing craft sunk. German resistance appeared limited as air forces attacked railways and bridges to support ground troops along the invasion front. Casualties were described as very light for both sides on the first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert M. Clark
Blue Network
London
Roosevelt
New York
Zisim
Atlantic Wall
Serque
Pas-De-Grass
Abancourt
Dieppe
St Amiens
Vire
Caen
Normandy
Bittany
Chaeaudun
Paris
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Hielps
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Iff
Bernstein Bros
Worth Center St
Coary, Pal
Powell Motor Co
Hilo
Donald Pastore
Carmien Pastore
Hamot Hospital
C. D. of
King Street
David
Carol Stultz
Sam Stultz
Corry
Rollo Peterson
Cony
Jersey
Mabel
Alice Rayner
Snyder
Corry Hospital
Rayner
Adrian Hospital
Indiana Hospital
Oil City
Grand Theatre
Titusville
Golden Anthony
Grant Way
Bunset Heights
Titusville Hospital
Deshon Hospital
Butler
O. O. F. Hall
Ramblers
Are
England
Ireland
Pert
Presbyterian Sunday School
T. J. Bibow
C. A. Thompson
Maple Avenue
Lewellyn Green
Buffalo
Set. Green
Holly’s
David William ‘Taylor
Fmal
Paul Taylor
Fast Pleasant Street
Erie
Christie Hudson
Taylor
Mexdville
Mary Jane Williams
Kenneth P. Williams
Rogers Crry Road
City Hospital
Charles D. Roland
West Side
Standard Mfg. Company
Boston
Bert Thomas
Limestone Township
Roger
Thomases
Rex Theatre
Olean
Gene Stedman
Italy
William Stedman
Rock City Road
Army Air Corps
Louis Ranio
Alfred A. Ranio
Africa
Sicily
Albert
Navy
Boise
Guidaleansl
Jr. High School
Herbie Johnson
Colé Brothers Circus
Evie
Shamburg's News & Sports
Corrite
East South St
Dial
Bracken-Keating Company
Goodeh Rule Foundation
Morticians Dial
Essley
Corey's Greatest Clothiers
Dad
Evi
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Errs Nepeace
Ee Cash Stores
Blue Boy
Empire State
Keystone
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