Editorial on the flag and national unity from New York Times
An editorial excerpt surveys love of country through American landscapes and people. It frames patriotism as a living pledge across generations, urging renewal of dedication to liberty, justice, and collective identity amid wartime struggle.
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New York Times
Massport
Golden Gate
Towers
San Francisco
Waite
Mountains
Green
Lake Cham Plain
Adirondacks
Mississippi
St. Louis
New Orleans
Pines
Carolina
Kansas
Arizona
Grand Canyon
New England
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Monongahela
Concord Bridge
Valley Forge
Cumberland Gap
Cumberland Gap, Floating Down the Great Ciyers
Great Plains
Thoreau Mh
Lincoln
Cooper Union
Anil
Appamattox
Quicksand hazards in sewer work prompt city costs
Twenty years ago quicksand in sewer operations near East Main Street raised city costs as crews battled the hazard. Property owners may face assessments if the quicksand persists in other sections of the street project. Civic groups and residents attended rallies and a Girl Scouts event, while a local boy scout suffered a broken arm after a tree fall on Marion Street. A cemetery association fundraiser and Rotary Club picnic plans at Findley Lake were noted, with churchgoers urged to contribute.
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Stoesing
Youarde
Hohemh
East Math Stent
Arthur Hurley, Jr
Ube
Marion Street
J. W Fewin
St. Thomas Cemetery Association
Tomtarrow
St. Thomas Church
Ajax Tran ‘Works
Third Ward
Betty
Marilyn Rich
Cole Bro
Erle
Jamestown
Meadvile
New York State
Marilyn
Ewing
Vest
Som Teer
William Dickson
Kenneth Pauilkon
Camp Croft
Fort Leonard Wood
Old Missouri
Doauglas MacArthur
Mielog
Ace Autha
North Center
Atreat
Glen McKinney
Daily Dozen Prom Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss hate toward a group labeled as germs or pests. Mentions screens on doors and windows to keep them out and urging constant cleaning and proper garbage disposal. Tone resembles a public health warning with warnings about disease fears.
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Daily Dozen
Prom Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Sanjay
Abs
Apyeredd
Daily Quiz: Can You Answer Seven Of These Tough Questions
A reader quiz asks seven vest questions on topics like explosives, WAAC, Pearl Harbor, Corregidor, and U S Army bombing base. It cites dates, divisions, silver content, and notable figures with options on birthplace and positions. The item mirrors a newspaper puzzle page from a mid-century era.
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WAAC
Pewl Harbor
Corregidor
U. S
Japan
United States
Ailver
Eamon de Valera
Eire
Dublin
Brooklyn
N. C
London
England
Abraham ‘Linnola
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Lelie
Falae
Verdict Sets $7,000 Award in Son's Death Crash
A $7,000 verdict was returned Thursday by a four member Supreme Court jury for Adam Pietranaryk of 1814 Bailey Avenue Buffalo whose son Edward Sanders was killed in an automobile crash near Sheridan last year. Edward R. Sanders of 306 Bradway Buffalo received $1,000 against the same defendants Paul Sullivan of Beaum Point and Mrs Mary B. Jones of Jamestown for injuries in the incident.
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Mayville
Supreme Court
Adam
Pietranaryk
Bailey Avenue
Buffalo
Edward
Sheridan
Edward R. Sanders
Bradway
Paul B. Sullivan
Beamus Point
Mary B. Jones
Jamestown
Local notices mix with wartime chatter and civic events
A collage notes shifts in local business and politics, with hilltop taverns closing Sundays, faculty and staff movements, and community preparations for a Fourth of July celebration. It also mentions Pearl Harbor veterans, defense plant news, and local marriages, graduations, and civic updates from Corry and nearby areas.
Etiquette of Flag Day Observance Timely and Respectful
A fragmented note from Brokenstraw Valley details proper Flag Day etiquette including display, lighting, and handling rules. It emphasizes keeping the flag upright, lowering only with care, and avoiding merchandise use that disrespects the flag. It mentions mourning on Memorial Day and proper salute practices for interpretable veterans symbols.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Epoptery Daughters of the
Stara and Stripes
United States
Castiol
First Circus to Show Here July 11
Corry announces the first circus of the 1242 season will perform Saturday July 11 at the Splesman field on East Main street and Shady avenue. Wallace Bros. crews will provide acts with afternoon and evening performances planned for the venue formerly the Avo ball park.
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Corry
Alrons
Towowhe
Wallace Bros
Splesman
Avo
East Main Street
Shady Avenue
Cowell
City of
Smith Street
Smith and Hutch Streets
Wayne and
Concord
Burton
Wy Mallard
Davis
Erie Gounky
Wisit
Cory
Mary Duke
Wilhelm P. Blorkquiet
Tere Tenany
Trene M. Muluen
Oil line break found near Kane by police range worker
Carlos Weaver reported a bad break in an oil line near Kane at the north police pistol range. The odor led to discovery of four leaks with spurting oil. Wolverine Oil Company line ownership confirmed. No oil loss estimate available.
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Kane
Borougt
Carlos Weaver
Democrats 10 select county leaders in Erie June 18
Erie Democrats name 18 district committeemen to run in a June 18 reorganizing session at the courthouse. County chair Joseph G. Wagner seeks reelection. Edward A. Hinckley, tied to Auditor General Russ, also enters. The group will plan for the November state session and review annual reports.
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Rie Cou
Court House
Uke
Yastell
Lip
Joseph G. Wagner
Edward A. Hinckley
F. Clair Russ
Fennsplvaria
Hine
Uneron
Erie
Jamestown Rail Line Construction Plans Revealed
Jamestown reports start within 60 days on a new terminal at Westfield Northwestern Railway. William Pickard, assistant general manager, notes the replacement structure follows a fire demolition last September 26 and a collision by an Erie railroad locomotive. Total building cost estimated at 420,000 with contracts awaiting permits and material approvals.
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Jamestown
Pplority Par Wits
Blackout offenders ordered to appear in Erie
Occupants of residences and business houses who were allegedly violating blackout regulations during the first test blackout on May 27 have been summoned to appear before Police Chief George Christoph for a warning. A second blackout test is scheduled for June 25 when all western Pennsylvania will participate.
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Wen
George Christoph
Pennsylvania
Three youths held for attacking girl on east side
Three youths were charged with assault and battery after an attempted assault on a 14 year old girl near a on east side high school. Accused are Matesti, 18, of 468 Mast 32nd Street. Danow ski, 17, of 3028 Ha at Avenue. and Doriek, 17, of 1270 Mast find tries. Detected by Barber and Buber.
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Dyne
Nasault
Ciiendiay
Doin Matesti
32Nd Street
Carl Danowski
Micheel Doriek
Gewite Barber Ahamed Buber
For Sale Fual Feed Fertilizers by Thompson and Dibow
For sale in winter, summer prices on fual feed and fertilizers. Thompson and Dibow offer call 1 531716 to inquire. Local ad notes winter and summer pricing and contact number.
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Fual
Thompson& Dibow
Franklin Flag Day Observance Parade Planned Sunday
Commander Robert A Hulihes announced a four unit parade along a three quarter mile route from Riles Home Buffalo Street to South Parcier. A park ceremony will follow at 3 PM with hundreds expected to attend. Captain Joseph P Connell leads staff and Dr Thomas A Eshelmal assists. About 600 expected to participate.
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Franklin
Guse
Robert A. Hulihes
Riles
Buffalo Street
Park
Josenh P. Connell
Thoms A. Eshelmal
Buffalo Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Hogs Cattle
Buffalo Hup talo New York June 13 hogs none market steady best 180 to 240 pounds 14 85 week compared heavier by 10 cents cattle uneven week fry feds wank to age lower cows 25 to 90 cents lower bulls steady good to choice steers about 14 14 50 yearling heifers 13 00 greasy steers and heifers 14 00 13 45 heifer cows 10 95 5 calvers and common 84 00 75 sausage bulls 11 50 12 00 calves none venlers mostly steady week good and choice 15 00 common and medium 10 00 14 00 supply light market strong good 40 choice 0 79 1 springers 14 60 18 00 grassy yearlings 10 00 11 00 land weight ewes to 200. Pittsburgh Produce Pittsburgh June 13 Produce demand slow apples none offered potatoes 46 cars steady No 1 10 tracks Georgia Bliss Triumphs 2 65 Madama Blin Triumphs 2 50 North and South Coralina Cobblers 2 50 medium fancy to heavy mediums Patsy to heavy sheds medium 32% 35 Mr Boecle Spereee Sis See Pay for Matches Wogoy. New York June 13 Selected stocks recover, leaders retreat as market shows slight weakness with many issues at Prideys Goal levels.
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N.Y
Pittsburgh
Georgia Bliss
Madama Blin
Coralina Cobblers
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America
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Rotary Club
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Avro Supply
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Wally Shyniff
Emile Loit Shition
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Cor Tykes
Harrisburg
Ke Dems
Thickaville
Loveland Field
Kane Republican
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Tfintry
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Lawrence FR. Newton
Pirst
Lee C. Nyberg
Sergi
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Beer
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Corry High School
Tleir
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Broderick Parkhurst
Pearl Arbor
States
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Parkhurst
Sparta
Hight
Carl Mallon
Aero Supply
Jesse Whitney
Ajax Tron
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Wilford Pomeroys
William ‘Mysta
Clyde E. Weir
Radiator Corporation
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Pelina
Dunkirk
Edwardsville
Franke Nelson
Union City
Forest
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Huch DeLiiry
402Nd Parachute
St Port Bennie
Hintte
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Alnvries
Safety Movement
Annie Ouldeys
Select County
Democratic County Committee
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Heluri
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Wwe
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Taquire
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Rowlud
Corry-Speing Kreete Nui
W. W. Conley
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Hinman or_ Dolaval
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Condon'’s
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Gols
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Spring Creek
Fay Sroail
Kay
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Crees
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Berkeley Equipment Co
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B.D. 5
Uh Meyerink
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Hawkins
Belly Lake
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Howe
Spartansburg
Spartanaturg
Halle
Clerigh
Yori Street
East Main
Eastern War Ure
Ob Vorte Leightol Farm
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Bangs
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Voyde Belgtytel
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T&t
Atlantin Refining
Bendix Aviation
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