Argentina Goes American Welcome To Democracy Revival
The article discusses Argentina's shift from Europe minded dictatorship toward a republic aligned with the Americas. It notes the army and people revolted against the dictator Castillo and suggests a rising American inspired unity across Latin America, potentially improving hemispheric harmony and cooperation. It mentions broader American alignment and the hoped for democratic shift.
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Argentina
United States
Hemisphere
Castillo
Major Blot Criticizes Senators Over War Talk
The dignified Major George Ielding Blot voices frustration at a group of senators Wheeler Chandler and others for nagging questions about Soviet air bases aiding Japan. He argues such maneuvers mislead Americans, noting consensus favors defeating Germany first while Allies handle the Asian theater. He asserts Russians and Americans focus on striking Germans before tackling Japan.
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George Ielding
Wheeler
Chandler
Thers
Siberian
Japan
United States
Germany
How's Your I Q Quiz From A Vintage Page?
A quiz item asks about DDS degree meaning a dental qualification, Jimmy Durante as a comedian, a Victory garden on Boston Common, the first film with a star rating under the Selective Service Act, Panama Canal opening year, British term for men's garters, Greenville Indiana as seat of university, the last book in the King James Bible, Mary Read the pirate, and classification of wines into three main groups.
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Jimmy Durante
Amy Officer
Boston Common
Notor
Panama Canal
Greenvastie
Indiana
Mary Read
Factographs in hand tool forms for victory garden supply
In factory hand types for victory garden tools, 324 forms reduced to 6, rake styles cut from 56 to 8, hoes from 362 to 39, and hand cultivators from 14 to 8. The rest is garbled text mentioning German-occupied territories, Ukraine, Welsh rabbit origin, and ketchup in the US, with no clear coherent event or person.
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Victory Gardens
Pastor Rev J Pat Shelley Accepts Call at Erie Church
Twenty years ago word spread that Rev J Pat Shelley of Erie had accepted the call as pastor of the oral Presbyterian church. The congregation welcomed his assurance after a recent meeting. Monthly weather summary reports varied conditions, with precipitation of 4.49 inches and 1.07 inches in 24 hours on the 16th, snowfall totaling 35 inches, and temperatures peaking at 3 degrees on the 26th. Cory City Hose Company workers repaired windstorm damage to service lines near Sheely. School records show pupils with perfect attendance at Washington Building across grades, including Marjorie Birch and Ralph Fisck in grade 1 and Fred Ewing in grade 5. Industrial Horseshoe League trophy plans emerge thanks to W E Phillips, while Ernest Williams, contractor for a new plant at Liberty Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, completed excavation, footings, and walls in five days, laying nearly four thousand blocks.
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J. Pat Shelley
Erie
Oral Presbyterian Church
Shelley
Co-operative
N.R. Dickson
Ernest Willams
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
C. C. Wales
Corry Hed Springs Co
Williams
House flies threaten homes with rapid breeding and germs
A Pennsylvania public health note warns that house flies carry germs as they land on food and babies. A single female lays about 160 eggs daily, maturing to adults in two weeks and potentially billions from one pair in summer. Prevention through screening and waste removal is urged.
Coast Youth Held by Police at Kane Kane
James G. Van Auken 21 of Los Angeles was held on a firearms act charge while police investigated. He was arrested near Mt. Jewett after allegedly giving a 15 year old boy a .38 Hopkins and Allen pistol. He appeared before Justice Emile Stenger and was ordered held for court in $500 bond.
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Coast
Kane Kane
James G. van Auken
Los Angeles
Calif
VanAuken
Mt. Jewett
van Auken
West Coast
Second Deaths From Altoona Wreck Reported
A Pennsylvania Railroad wreck at Altoona killed Engineer Francis H. Nickles and Fireman James W. Dixon, both Harrisburg men, as the Manhattan Limited crashed into a derailed freight car. Four other crew were injured but not seriously.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania
Ruck Manhattan Limited
Francis H. Nickles
James W. Dixon
Harrisburg
P. N. Steiner
H. G. Breck
Brooklyn
U. S. Navy
Erie OPA Violations List Amounts Involved
The December 9 Erie hearing before John O Rourke charged Theodore Kahn a wholesale meat dealer with 15 instances of charging above the government price. Total amounts involved in eight cases 40 dollars 90 cents and in seven cases 7 dollars 68 cents. Highest single violation 1 dollar 71 cents, lowest 87 cents. The OPA orders a suspension of 80 days amid his thirty year reputation for reliability and volume above 950 sales monthly.
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Erie
Theodore Kahn
Central Market
OPA
John O'Rourke
New York
Sal
Kahn
Mr. Kahn
Kane Faces Dog Nuisance Issue At June Borough Meeting
Kane council devoted most of its June session to stray dogs harming victory gardens and residents. State law supports establishing a pound and hiring a dog catcher, but securing a competent, dignified inspector remains the hurdle. Efforts continue to solve the problem.
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Kane
Yictary Gardens
Finney
Vocational Meeting Cancelled This Year in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania Vocational Association cancelled its convention planned for June 27 at Eagles Mere. Dr. Francis B. Haas and L. H. Quay announced the decision as a patriotic gesture to aid wartime efforts, citing strained transportation and the push to support the war program.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Vocational Association
Eagles Mere
Francis B. Haas
L. H. Quay
Williamsport
OPA
Dunkirk Candidate Withdraws From Race
Dunkirk June 3 William R Nowak who won Republican city committee endorsement for mayor Tuesday announced his withdrawal from the race He is a member of the Dunkirk board of education and an official of the Dunkirk Lumber and Coal Company His duties prevent time for campaigning No other candidate has been mentioned yet.
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Dunkirk
William R. Nowak
Republican City Committee
Nowak
Martin claims postwar tax cuts vow aid to industries
Martin touts the 124 day session ending with a tax relief package that wipes out the mercantile license tax and preserves property tax reforms. He notes a $1,875,000 session cost and claims Pennsylvania’s General Assembly advanced war support, tax relief, and postwar planning more than any other state legislature.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Martin
Republican Party
Pennsylvanis
General Assembly
Air Defense Tests to Be Routed by Baltimore Command
The Third Service Command in Baltimore will order future Air Rard alerts, replacing state council control. A special control room test is planned this week with planned blackouts and daylight alerts in June across the air aid and civil defense setup. An audible near signal has been adopted, and a test of an all-clear signal is underway in five southeastern counties including Philadelphia and surrounding areas.
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Third Service Command
Baltimore
State Defense Council
Herrsburg
State Council
Philadelphia
Delaware
Bucks
Chester
Montgomery
Meadville Man's Family Among Crash Victims
In Meadville, friends of Lieut Col A G Hutcheon report his wife Mrs Roth Hutcheon and their daughters Petra and Caroline were among victims of a Lisbon London air crash. Mrs Hutcheon and the children were returning from Canada to rejoin the colonel, who serves in Scotland. Hutcheon’s father was a professor at the local Unitarian Theological School before its 1924 move to Chicago. The colonel served with the Canadian army in WWI. his father and mother had recently died in Orlando, Florida.
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V.sonated Press
Meadville
A. G. Hutcheon
Roth Hutcheon
Petra
Caroline
Lesle Howard
Tutcheon
Unitarian Theological School
Chicago
Orlando
Fla
Bradford County appoints acting highway maintenance chief
Towanda Pa June 9 CG Hemenway of Allentown took over duties as acting highway maintenance superintendent in Bradford County after State Highway Superintendent Shroyer cited improper records. Shroyer said Joseph Blackwell Towanda former county highway superintendent and three assistants were discharged after an audit found charges to wrong appropriations and inadequate materials records and time books kept.
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Towanda
Hemenway
Allentown
Bradford County
John A. Shroyel
Shroyer
Joseph Blackwell
Skin Cure Ad Highlights Sam Cura Ointment
An old advertisement touts Sam Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap for skin irritations. It claims the ointment soothes itching between the toes after washing with San Cura Soap and suggests using San Cura Soap prior to applying the antiseptic ointment. Prices shown: Ointment 35c and 60c, Soap 25c.
101 Admitted to Citizenship in Jamestown
In a crowded post office building Judge Alunga G. Hinckley naturalized 101 aliens as United States citizens. The class, labeled enemy aliens, included families and workers from Albania, Sweden, England, and Lithuania with several from Jamestown. John Lewis, Mine Workers leader, appeared with others. wartime duties and privileges under democracy were cited.
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Jamestown
Waima
Supreme Court
Alunga G. Hinckley Moneay
United States
Nother
United Sorviers
Miecourt
John & Lewis
United Mine Workers
An Tishman
Shortage Revealed in Meadville Treasury
Meadville city Comptroller L W Roessling reported a shortage of 9359 83 missing in the accounts of former Treasurer Dori C Delancey who died in 1941. Delancey served 18 years and his widow Bernice Shade, now remarried, remains treasurer.
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Associated Press
Meadville
Pax
L. W. Roessling
Dori C. Delancey
Koessling
Delancey
Bernice Shade
Hinath
Peninsula Park opens two sections for swimming Erie
Erie June 9 Two sections of Peninsula State Park will be opened for swimming this year. The State Park Commission ruled Tuesday due to labor shortages and a lack of guards to man regular beaches.
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Erie
Peninsula State Park
State Park Commission
Windsors Visit Wounded Veterans in Pennsylvania
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor visited Valley Forge General Hospital in Phroenirville to tour the Army hospital and meet American soldiers wounded in North Africa. The duchess sent 2,600 roses to distribute to veterans before leaving by car and train after a reception in the Officers Club.
King Cole May Battle Ailments With Modern Remedies
A humorous take on King Cole facing stomach pains and indigestion. The piece promotes a 250 box of Udea Tablets with a double money back guarantee, urging readers to buy at Rexall Drug Store and other retailers.
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King Cole
Cole
Rexall Drug Store
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