Paragraf Flag Day and Local Community Updates
In the United States Flag Day is observed on June 14, commemorating Congress 1777 adoption of the flag, while in England funds are raised with flag-day contributions. The Lindy Lake Rotary Club formed with 47 members. Erie area graduates plan a June 29 reorganization at the YMCA. Changes include Adrian Jagel leasing Penngoll station, with Jagel and Mrs Jagel running garage work. John J. Connor replaces Charles Lyons on the Elks May Day program. Dairymen's League Young Cooperators meet June 19 as 150 farm youths, representing 5000 enrolled, join elders at the annual gathering. Jamestown meter revenue edges toward a new record, with $10,506.82 collected first five months, aiming for $25,216.32 for the year. 1941 saw $24,874.59. AAA warns road safety amid rising fatalities. 597 deaths in first four months this year versus 329 last year. Dr. D. A. Campbell opens chiropractic offices in Titusville Horn Block with extended hours. Union City dumping dispute settles temporarily. borough garbage charges withdrawn after township ordinance action. Local car incidents include a Miles-Kane truck hitting a street lamp and a minor collision on Main Street. Franklin police arrest two drivers in a crackdown on unlawful driving. two dogs held for owner claims. Pittsburgh district business recovers from spring declines, with activity rising to 140.5 index last week from 1022 in early June.
Child's body recovered in Juniata River tragedy
In Mt Union Pennsylvania on June 14 authorities report five men using grappling hooks recovered the body of 10 year old John Warner from the Juniata River about 50 feet from where he went swimming last night. The rescue followed a drowning incident that drew local and river search efforts.
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MT. Union
Piremen
John Warner
Juniata River
Jewel Loot Found in Orange YMCA Tie Completed
Electricians wiring the attic of the Orange YMCA uncovered a stash of jewelry valued at more than $100,000. Detectives say the stones were removed from settings and the pieces hammered beyond recognition to hinder identification.
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Orange
N. J
Youth placed iron on rails near Randolph
David Maynard 18 was fined 25 dollars and given six months in county jail for placing a small angle iron on an Erie main line rail near Randolph. Judge Juste Keith suspended the jail term. Officers say the act was to see what happened when a train ran over it. Incident occurred near milepost 21 west of Randolph Monday afternoon. Maynard was arrested by Erie police and deputy sheriff DeParreat McNein.
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Randolph
David Maynard
Erie Railroad
New York
Chicago
She If
Juste ‘Ory W. Keith
M. Team
No 21
Sheriff's Department
Young Maynard
B. H. Rush
Thomas Hellums
Erie Police Department
DeParreat
Rifle Bullet Wounds Kane Boy In Knee
Kane June 14 Rober Boyland fourteen was wounded by a gunfire incident while in the woods with Pat Bickle and witnesses. A 22 rifle fired by Bickle struck Boyland in the knee, the slug flattened by a rock. He was taken to Community Hospital for surgery. condition listed as fair.
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Kane
Rober Boyland
Boyland Boy
Kathryn Boyland
Pat Bickle
Edward Icicle
Young Bickle
Boyland
Driver Caught With Stolen Titusville Car
Franklin June 14 a sedan owned by Johnstone Kingston Titusville reported stolen in Titusville Thursday night was recovered in Franklin shortly after 11 p.m. by Patrolman Raymond J Brown. A man driving the car was arrested and identified as John Yurasek 23 of Johnstown. Brown pursued the stolen vehicle after spotting it near Franklin Avenue and overtook it at the end of the bridge, arresting the driver and recovering the car shortly after Titusville police noted the theft.
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Franklin
Kingley
Titusville
Raymond J. Brown
John Yurasek
Johnstown
Brown
Tade
Black inmate defies electrocution in Kilby cell standoff
Joe Mincey, a 30 year old Black prisoner, barricaded himself in a Kilby prison passing cell and delayed execution for over an hour by resisting the latch. Officials and clerics pleaded, water was splashed on bars, and Mincey refused to yield until a State Patrolman persuaded him to surrender. He was then strapped to the chair and pronounced dead.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Joe Mincey
Kilby
Negre
Chauncey Spark
Prisof
Salvation Army
Mincey
Otto Dees
National Chautauqua Bank to Open Two Bridges Branches
Jamestown June 14. The National Chautauqua County Bank of Jamestown has purchased Cherry Creek National Bank to operate as four branches including a new branch at South Dayton. The transfer of Cherry Creek’s business to Jamestown will be completed within 30 days. The Comptroller of the Currency in Washington has authorized the Cherry Creek branch for operation pending the transfer.
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Jamestown
Natonal Chautauqua County Bank
Cherr Creek National Bank
Lot Dayton
Job MH Weight
Joy Bhyit
Klinginesmnitty
National Cheutangua Bounty Bank
Ki B Rider
Rogers Steel Plant 10 Closed for Vacations
Rogers Steel announces plant number 10 will close for one week to grant annual vacations. Operations pause Saturday June 4 and resume the morning of June 11. Company offices will be closed during the period with staggered employee vacations.
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Genene
Sper Sthelural Steel Company
U S Offers Atomic Secret To UN Control
In a landmark UN address Baruch urged a strong, veto-free system to govern atomic energy. He pressed for an international atomic development authority with managerial control and inspection over dangerous activities, to prevent destruction and advance world security. He warned the five permanent powers must not shield violators of solemn agreements regarding nuclear energy.
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Baruch
United Nations
United Kingdom
China
Prince
International Atomie Development Authority
Atomic energy leadership vision outlined by Baruch
Baruch argues for a strong affirmative framework with research and development duties to place an authority at the forefront of atomic knowledge. The aim is to enable detection of misuse and establish the world’s leader in atomic science, supplementing legal power with leadership in knowledge. He warns penalties should be severe for violations of the proposed control framework.
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Baruch
Fragmented OCR about atomic control terms
The readable fragments discuss possession or use of atomic material, misuse of authority, and creation of dangerous projects without proper licensing. Entities mentioned include an international control body and Hoenaed power or property. The text appears as garbled clauses from a treaty or control regime with numbered points.
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Webster
United States
American Congress
England
Lindy Lake Rotary Club
Fbst
Pennsylvania State College
Cory
Erie County
M.C
Erie
Adrian TL. Jagel
Fast Wayne Street
Penngoll
West Smith Street
Jack Kolstee
Jagel
Charles Lyons
Park
John J. Connor
Elks
New York Mille Shed
Dairymen's League
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Louis Bruce
Richfield Springs
R. B. Maxwell
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
American Automobile Association
AAA
Pennsylvania
Maxwell
Bureau of Highway Safety
PMP
D. A. Campbell
Horn Block
Union City
Union Township
Melvin Cobbett
Wallace
Cleveland
Cobbett
Miles-Kane Company
West Main Street
Harold Jewell
Flanigan
Drake
Dickson
William Swan
Warren
District Lodge
The
Fraternal Order of Police
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Burea of Business Research
Bureau
Ford Super Service
Powell Motor CO
Leed’s
Center St
Corry
Amerines
Everlaze
National Chautauqua
Cherry Creek
South Dayton
U. S
Perk
Ford & Lincoln
East Smith Street
Betsy Ross
National Bank OF Corry Deposita
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jessup and
Turner's
Ties
Superba
Palm Beach
Manhattan
Wembley
Essley
Courtley
Paris
Turner
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