Picnic Set by Dusted Brethren Church at Home of Doughertys
The Amici Bwie Class of the Dusted Brethren Church plans a Friday evening picnic at 0:30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ploye Dougherty on Sciota Road near 102 West Main Street Gonnie s. Joseph Wehrle of Meadville suffered injuries when his tractor overturned on his farm last night and was admitted to Spencer Hospital with a left arm and head injury. X rays will determine injury severity.
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Gonnie’s
West Main Street
Amici Bwie
Dusted Brethren Church
Meadville
Joseph Wehrle
Spencer Hospital
Hhe
Jamestown War Bond Drive and Local Notices Mixed
City and Vicinity report details from June 13 1945 including Jamestown Honor Roll debris found by a mother searching for her son Corporal Clayton B Akin a B 29 radio operator in Tokyo war news and local notices on war bonds progress flag day activities park avenue hotel sale and various community items from Mayville and Erie with local meetings lectures and public auctions.
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Jamestown
Raymond Alin
Frewsburg
Clayton B. Akin
Tokyo
Brooklyn Square
Armory
Bulla
Holly's
Mayville
Chautauqua
War Finance Committee
American Legions
Round and square dance at Grange Hall June 14
West Springs Creek hosts a round and square dance at Grange Hall with Troubadours of Warren providing music. Admission is 75 cents for gents and 50 cents for ladies. Coroner Beyeshno reports an inquest into James O Sullivan’s death from last Friday’s Brookville automobile accident will be held once the injured recover sufficiently.
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Grange Hall
West Springs Creek
Troubadours of
Warren
St. Brookville
Fred W. Beyeshno
James O'Sullivan
Brookville
Carol Ander
Conisto
Pearl Powell
Lars Bune
Thomas Motor Co
Titusville
Women’s Relief Corps No. 49
Henry Bals
Raymond Avenue
County detectives to guard Erie primary polling places
In Erie County deputy county detectives may be stationed at polling locations for the upcoming primary, a plan discussed by District Attorney Burton R. Laub who is also a Republican candidate for judge. Sheriff Fred Lamberton said no stationary guards are planned, with deputies available only if trouble arises. County Commissioner Thomas Platley warned of harsh penalties for election fraud and will enforce the law fully.
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Erie
Erie County
Burton R. Laub
Laub
Sherif Fred Lamberton
Lamberton
Tamberton
Thomas Platley
County Board of Elections
Discharges Outpace Inductions In Pennsylvania Draft
State Selective Service reports show 2180 Pennsylvanians inducted in early June while 2250 were discharged to civilian life. Through May 1, 1945, 678,584 Pennsylvanians joined the armed forces via selective service and 158,878 by other means, totaling 658,762 inductions. By June 9, state records list 116,220 discharged, rising to 125,450.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Mort
Keystone State
Ensign Kinley Opens Floating Hotel For Ships
The passage describes Ensign Kinley operating a landing ship tank converted into a floating hotel. It details quonset huts serving as bakery and officers quarters, a converted well deck with refrigerators, and galley facilities capable of feeding 500 to 700 men. It notes improved provisions and comforts for sailors previously exposed to harsh conditions aboard ships.
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Naval
Bast
LST
Admiral Tutner
Sparta Soldier Dies in German Prison Camp
Spartan service members are listed with wartime fates. Charles, inducted March 13, 1944, overseas since September 1944, is noted with family references. Gerald Ellis Rogers, 25, enlisted September 29, 1944, at Camp Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas, and Pvt Walter Carlyle Rogers, 23, volunteered February 18, 1942, served in Germany and was wounded January 27.
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Rage
Okinawa
Charles
Arlen
Gerald Ellis Rogers
Camp
Joseph T. Robinson
Ark
Helen A. Rogers
Walter Carlyle Rogers
Germany
Walter
Local Soldier News From Camp Blanding Area Home
Three Pvt Harold Jease Rogers 18 volunteered March 8 1945 now at Camp Blanding Fla wounded but not seriously. Rogers family at Hatchtown Fish Flats area includes brothers George and three sisters Gladys Ating and Irene.
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Harold Jease Rogers
Camp Blanding
Fla
Rogers
Hatchtown
Fish Flats
Mhce
George
Gladys
Ating
Irene
War era trade shift in copper alloys and steel base metals
Ambiguous text notes a push toward copper alloys and base metals trade during wartime. Mentions manufacturers, alloys, and base materials, with references to steel and alumina. Fragmentary and unclear. core idea centers on wartime material sourcing and alloy bases.
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P Bolinds
Con
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Wing -Willi Star Stores
Honay
Kibper Snacks
Otwutne
Serene
Diana
Al's Clothes Shop
CORRY
Ama
Dad
AUS Clothes Shop
Bernstein Bros
Wouten
Powell Motor Co
Kane
Park Avenue
Vankirk
Edward L. Carlson
Carlson
Thomas W. Barber
Fred Barber
Franklin
Morganza Reform School
Franklin P. RB. R
Norman Kororsk
Batavia
Park St
Great Lakes
Trie
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Moose Club
Iivall
A. M. Sobel
New York City
Porrest L. Kinley
Ridgway Tunior High School
Sinnermahoning
OPA
Miller's Kendall
Washington
Center Streets
Guy
Oz City
Cotin A. Patterson
Atlantic
Pato
Marian Ruth Shockey
Apollo
Mildred Rubrigh
Rouseville
Moosel
Samuel Soloway
East 21St Street
Byron Baur
American Legion
Corey Hospital
Mary Lou Hurlbert
Wiest
Smith Street
Louis Ball
Spring Street
James, Buell
R. D
Mary Alice Frazier
Viola Nollinger
East Main Street
V.F.W
Naomi Johnson
Methodist Church
Davis Radio Lab
Hornblock
Ore
Townville
Politica
Special County Detectives
Rebekah
Helping Hand Club
Lureen
Women's Victory Club
Poliftent
Thomas
THE
Court OF Common Pleas
QQUA
Ensigned Kinley
Floating Hotel
Sparta
Rowiit
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Fishing Tackle and
Shamburg’s News & Sport Store
Oorby
Cash Parkh Street
Park
Winfipany
Forge
Ottte
Chatham
Cours
Columbus
Titusque
Fi Lury
Her
Clymel
Thi
Eros
Pri
Dunkinto Jameston
Additi
Ana Fain
Co. B
Carrtall
Pennsylvania
St. Marys
Francis E. Tutin Warren
Minn
Ybert F. Haren
Organia
Rui D. King
Anie Fullerton
Oily
Alte Chapin
Union
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