Oil City Community Notes Across Local Services and Events
Local police seek public help to locate four missing bikes while efforts continue to recover stolen items. Missionary Society of the Til ted Brethren Church sets Thursday evening meeting led by Mrs. Leon VanTassel. Corry Hospital dischargees include Mrs. Milo Walton and others. Banking Secretary Freeman reports 23 building loan job cuts in Philadelphia to save 35 000 to 40 000 annually as liquidations progress. Veterans gathering opens with 200 delegates in Butler with officials present. OPA rumor about Erie district office unconfirmed. Meadvillle chief cites two cases. Crawford County war bond sales reach 629 806 25, 37 percent over quota. Highways announces Winters and Small new maintenance posts for Dock Haven and Tionesta.
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Tig Rasa Congress
Missionary Society of the
Tulted Brethren Church
Leon VanTassel
Corry Hospital
Mondey
Milo Walton
R. D
Corry
Dunmire
Snyder Circle
Edward
Ronald Moore
East
Congress Street
William ©. Freeman
Philadelphia
Butler
W. C. Campbell
Fred Slover
John A. Shroyer
Govenor
Edward Mustin
William ©. Gibson
Scranton
Tidusville
OPA
Erie
Crawford County
Gibson
Meadville
GOP
John D. Beiner
Treasury War Staff
Highways Department
W. M. Winters
Lock Haven
Dock Haven
Edgar K. Small
Tionesta
Clearfield
Stewart Hat
Thurs
Crawford County Court
Titusville
George B. Souls- River
Plessantynle
Herald
North Africa
Sauls River
Letha
United States
Oil City
Merle C. Kimes
Park Avenue
Hassan Heighis
Oi City Hospital
Kimes
Wellgown
Tamage-Hasson Park
At & Pp
Franklin
Nango County
Citizens Defense Corps
Arthur
Watson
OCD
Fisherman finds body ending four day search for drowning child
In Meadville near French Creek a fisherman found the body of Robert Cale, a one year old missing since last Wednesday. Vérmon T Cross of Mercer Pike and his son spotted the body around 9 30 Sunday morning while seeking a quiet angling spot. The report notes a prior extended search concluded with this discovery.
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Powell Motors
Mesdville
French Creek
Robert Cale
Fifth Ward
Vérmon T Cross
Mercer Pike
Mercer Pike, Who With His Son and Gone To the Creek &B
Patsy Skinner
Uist
Senate Approves Large Funds Bill Amid Battle Over Jobs
Washington June 15 The Senate advances a 226 million dollar appropriations bill after rebuffing Roosevelt and backing a McKellar plan to require confirmation for most government workers earning $4300 or more. The measure funds civilian pilot training for next year and deploys funds for 6,648 student pilots, with 7,200 instructors anticipated for Army service. Reservists formerly inactive receive $50 monthly while awaiting course assignments due to facility shortfalls and wartime delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
McKellar
Bill Battle
Roosevelt
Chamber
D-Team
House Committee
Appropriations Committee
McCarran
Ferry Command
Congress
Corn Refineries May Shut Down
Chicago reports a dramatic push in the Midwest to buy corn at high prices and sell to farmers amid fears of a corn refinery shutdown within 30 days. Grain firm officials warn industries relying on derivatives could face disruption across textiles, paper, glass, steel, brewing, candy, and more. The megat market remains well known among traders, but most transactions occur privately between buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Midwest
Corn Industries Research Foundation
America
Border Closure Shocks Turkey Syria Overnight
Ankara reports a sudden border closure with Syria at night, with semi official sources unable to explain the reason or duration. Meanwhile Admiral Sir John Cunningham, new British commander in the Levant, met Turkish leaders in Ankara before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ankara
Turkey
Tue 15
Syria
John Cunningham
Levant
Caira
Ismet Toni
Sukin Sarseoglu
Numan Menemencioglu
Chil Ob
Peral Cakmak
Martin Urges State Observe Fathers Day
Harrisburg June 15 Governor Martin called for observance of next Sunday as Fathers Day in Pennsylvania. He urged the spirit of love and reverence, honoring fathers for their courage and dedication to the sacred traditions of the American home and urged churches and homes to join in observing the day with the slogan Honor a Fighting America-Your Dad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Martin
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Lone Civil War Veteran Attends York G A R Encampment
York Pa June 15 97 year old Alfred Gabrio Civil War veteran and sole Grand Army of the Republic member attends the unveiling of the 7th encampment event at the court house plaza Gabrio previously read aloud at Yorks Pike yesterday afternoon describing the scene.
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G. A.R
York
Alfred Yy
Gabrio
Hausetin
Yaf— Gran
Grand Army of the Republic
V7th
Department of Pennsylvania
Court House
Plas
Eleven Die As Bombers Collide at Sioux OllY In June
Army air base officials announced 11 airmen died Sunday when two four engined bombers collided near Howard County. The bomber struck a creek bridge and burned, while the second plane landed damaged. officials withheld one name though stated at least 10 were aboard the second craft. The dead include Sgt. Charles R. Bower of Chambersburg Pa, a gunner.
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Azovemon
Sioux Oly
Army Air Base
Howard
Charles R. Bower
Chambersburg
Arrests for Disorder in Drinker ies of City
Boston House patrolman George Burlingame was summoned by manager Ted Dey as visitors wrecked the premises. The melee may have extended outside. only one principal was present when police arrived and no arrest was made. Investigations will continue and informations may be filed against both men. Roosevelt Child Cleared Norristown Pa June 15 William Donner Roosevelt grandson of President Roosevelt exonerated today by a Montgomery county coroner's jury in the fatal shooting on June 6 of a playmate, Lewis Hutchinson Je 11 Artmore.
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Page One
Boston House
George Burlingame
Ted Dey
Roosevelt
Norristown
William Donner Roosevelt
Gol. Bilintt Roosevelt
Montgomery County
Lewis Hutchinson
Artmore
War Production Board closes eight offices in Pennsylvania
Eight district and sub district offices of the War Production Board in Pennsylvania were closed today in a retrenchment move officials said would produce greater economy and better use of personnel.
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W.P.B
Philadelphia
War Production Board i
Pennsylvania
Boy Scout Rescues Two Drowns Third Dies at Bellefonte
Centre County Boy Scout William Cap, 16, saved two men clinging to an overturned fishing boat near Roosevelt Dam on Sunday. A third man, William Ash, 38, of Milroy, drowned despite initial efforts. Cap swam 50 feet to reach the boat with other scouts on a hike and helped push the boat ashore. Ash's body was recovered but efforts to revive him failed.
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BOY Scout
Bellefonte
Centre County
Roosevelt Dam
William Ash
Milroy
Ash
William Cap
Anc
Phillies win first swing shift opener against Braves
Phillies defeat Boston 6 to 4 in the first swing shift double header. Ron Northey and Coaker Triplett homered, with Triplett adding a three-run triple. About 8,600 attended at Philadelphia. Proceeds from July 5 Independence Day program in Bradner Stadium go to the Olean Service Club aiding local inductees.
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Phillies
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Boston Braves
Ron Northey
Coaker
Olen
Bradner Stadium
Olean Service Club
National Mortgage Chamber Weighstone Memo
Fragmentary notes reference a national mortgage chamber and an act related to rationing. No clear individuals, dates, or places readable. Summary preserves only visible terms and context hints from the OCR fragment.
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Michigan
Ted
Local farmer reports poor crop yields due to rain
A farmer describes reduced harvest as continual showers hindered growth. Despite efforts to plant almonds and corn, crop health declined with persistent wet conditions. Community observers note limited yields and potential market impact for the season.
Fortun Be So Mn Fiat Gab De 1 Honing Th Stent Ultry
Fragmentary OCR text gives no clear event or names. Readable words hint at a brief item perhaps about a fortune or financial note but specifics are lost. Summary cannot identify persons or organizations or factual outcome from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
A Pro Zero Encountered In Sudden Case
A terse report notes a controversial incident involving a leading editor and a pro lawsuit. The piece mentions a sudden clash on a public matter, detailing roles and the resulting dispute without graphic description.
Fragmented Verse Fragment in OCR Reading
A garbled OCR snippet presents disconnected phrases about a nation and humanity. The text appears as fractured lines and unclear references, offering little coherent narrative or identifiable people, places, or events from the source.
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Wing
Willi
Star Stores
Arrow
Paul's Men's Wear
Te Oil City
Powell Motor Co
Bernstein Bros
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Corry, Pal
Aero Supply Mfg. Corp
Williams Agency
East Mainstrat
Cole
Frederick Pring
East Main Street
J. C. Kibler
Meadside
Selective Service Board No. 3
Lewis Byron Chasb
Columbus Ladies Aid
Parry Mead
Hollis. Opperman
8 Foote Avenue
Brooklyn Square
Rosilla Smith
Joseph Midgley
South Main Street
Brooklyn Squirre
Boweson
Oi City Lodge
Ellis
R. R. Underwood
Knox Glass Associates
James Brooks
J. ©. Brooks
Oak Street
Australia
Air Corps
Paul
Charles 3. Valentine
Crown Street
Valentine
Port Allegheny
Anna Jaskalste
Market Street
Paul Ramey
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo
Salamanca
Win Slater
Mising
Allegheny River
PH. Bourne
State Department of Forests and Waters
Emporium
C. A. Caspersont
State Water and Power Resources Board
Department of Forests Nnal Waters
B. P.O. Elks
Wis
Mary and
Martha
Presbyterian Sunday School
Sarah
Jean Molnnes
Shady Avenue
WRC
Masonic Hall
Kirk Brown
Kenneth Gregory
Ray Cuniningham
Mondsy
G. Stanley Maxwell
Charles
Bott
Bernies Shade
Alfred Heenel
Johnson Street
Jobs Administration
McKellar Bill
Miller's News
Quality AG
Crisco
Sauer Kraut
NW. Y
Hallmark Pre-Cooke
Kellogg's
Yttis Tronkleep
Gret
Anu
To Nees
Thomas Motors Co
Torry
Jemane
Pourse
Phange
Ae Mo
Nobe Wen
EBT
Acropolis
Greece
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