Erie youths sought after disappearance and town notes
Police hunt Francis Loop and LeRoy Loop, brothers missing from Erie after fleeing work demands. Reports describe a suspected intoxication incident near McInnes Steel plant and fear they may stray toward railroad tracks. Local notices include ration book stubs, railroad traffic notes, hospital and unemployment disbursement figures, and upcoming community meetings. The weather turned hot with a 87 degree peak before showers eased the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inntl
McInnes Steel Company
Erie
Francis J Loop
LeRoy R. Loop
Erle
Sixth Jamestown family honors war service with sons abroad
Mrs. Murray B. Smith of Baton County keeps vigil as her husband and five sons serve Uncle Sam. She sewed the last star on the power of her service flag, and a Memorial Park wall soon lists thousands of names with red stars marking the fallen. Her eldest son Forrest, 16, remains at home with two younger daughters and a son as she endures long days waiting for letters and news from the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Murray B. Smith
North Muain Street
Tye
Bi- Mott
Big Sampson
Finger Lakes
Switch
Javier
Sam
Sowieour
Bento Memorial
Workers Return to Paper Plant After Walkout
Workers at Castanea Paper Co. mill Johnstonburg resumed work Monday after a walkout ended by a meeting. About 800 employees returned as leaders and company officials negotiate wage scales. Other Beavers plants and St. Marys facility remain closed due to ongoing labor actions and a separate War Labor Board telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg Ridgway
Castanea Paper Co
Johnstonburg
Speer
St. Marys de Johnsonbars
Washington
WLB
Plane aids in rescue at Lock Haven. one lost
Civil Air Patrol planes located the bodies of two boys who disappeared under the Susquehanna River. One youth, George William Summerson, 19, of Woolrich, was revived, while his companion Graden Dupree, about 19, of Lock Haven, died. State police aided by CAP pilots who guided rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Civil Air Patrol
Susquehanna
George William Summerson
Woolrich
Graden Dupree
Locke Haven
Dupree
State Police
CAP
Resouien
Retired Fire Captain Dies in Erie Hospital
Wilbur MacDonald, 210 East 5th Street, a retired fire captain, died at Hamot Hospital after a two year illness from an infection. He witnessed the department’s shift from horse-drawn apparatus to streamlined engines, and recently faced amputation before a sudden decline this past weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wilbur MacDonald
5Th Street
Hamot
Aee
Answers to 1 9 Quiz Below the titl orreet
Editor page quiz answers printed on editorial pages include true and false statements. The fragment cites numbers and names like 383,000 and Byron Brine, indicating a trivial or misread quiz item rather than a coherent news event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Brine
Sparta Welcomes O'Keefe as New Baptist Pastor
Local Sparta area notes report the Baptist church extending a call to George O'Keefe, graduate of Baptist Bible Seminary, to become pastor. He accepted and will begin ministry June 27, moving with Mrs. O'Keefe to the parsonage soon. The community marks a hopeful period with welcomes extended and social notes from nearby families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanshurg
Wonta's Army
Ave Mary Corps
Barbara Thompson
Spartansburg
Grave Thompson
Marbor Hall
Sophia Buyy
Clayton Scouten
New London
Con
Hus
Mrs. Clair Scouten
Chelton
Wt Sturdevant
Baptist Church
Hag
George O'Keefe
Brie
Baptist Bible Seminary of
Johnson City
Enweh
O'Keefe
Spertansburg
Hovnuwh
Iabor
Robert Pierce
Carl Thomas
Union City
Prank Pollack
Waterford
Will Inne Tillotson
John Gotington
A. Johnston
Carl Fluap
Tdi Major
Tex Portegeville
Major
Flagg
Avis Chase
Oxford
0. M. Thompson
Loyd Crosby
Hidioute
Evelyn Orovie
Meyer Manuela
Bufalo
Rivers, Mi
Andrew Ovvie
Ambasaador
Mabel Schepkengost
Tass Stury
Tabernacle News
Wolock
Methodist
W. 5
Frank Firth
Victory Club
Philip Northrop
Joan
Vivian
Neville
Wien
Frances Dooher
George Tootey
Phciold Patchen
Willard ‘Tillotson
Aero Supply
Corey
Glayence Smith
Corry Hospital
War Bonds Drive Fills Seats At Special Event
Report details a sale of $24,775 in war bonds for reserved blocks of seats at a notable event. By noon 229 seats had been sold with bonds ranging from $25 to $1,000. The drive highlighted large bond purchases by a mix of buyers, aiding the event’s proceeds and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamestowot
Se—Eautiue Tamestowners
Ole Brothers Oouseday
Dismissed Plant Workers Pay Case At Issue
Jamestown June 1 approximately 53 000 as back pay by Marlin Rockwell Corporation to 14 men and women found by the NLRB and in United States Circuit Court of Appeals to have been discharged during 1938 and 1939 The back pay checks ranged from 57 18 to 2 69 each The suit was brought by Herbert and Anderson against the company alleging termination of all men and women and later failure to reinstate them due to welty misconduct The NLRB hearings in Washington were held in 1941 14 ousted employees were represented The company petitioned in 1942 to set aside the NLRB order The Court denied the petition in January and remanded the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Mariih Rockwell Corpora
National Later Relations Board
United States
Cour F
Herbert &. Anderson
Dauvivry
TH. Wir
Anderson
Marlin Rockwell Corporation
Dejatty
Weltytty
J. d Wirepatrick
Frit Examiner
Jwaed
Rose Hurely
Ie Company
NLRB
Washington
Daniel
Shortul
Butalo
Embloyes
Chewit Court of Appeals
Grateet
Infant Findley Lake Child Dies in Jamestown Hospital
The three month old Richard Clair, son of Mr and Mrs Cowles of Finley Lake, died Monday at Jamestown Hospital, after pneumonia developed as a final illness. The infant had been in poor health for some time. Services are planned Wednesday at Patterson Funeral Home in Warren with interment in Lancer Cemetery, Pennsylvania.
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Aye
Cowles
Finley Lake
Woa Hospital
Jamestown
N.Y
Richard Clair
Jamestown Institution
Sunkiter
Paterson
Warren
Lancer
Old Glory honored at exercises here
The article covers a local observance of Flag Day with Elks participation and a program including selections by Aero Victory Band, a welcome by Mayor Frank Hepler, and a vocal solo by H. Lynn Rice. Sheriff Lamberton recalled sacrifices in wars from Valley Forge to Manila Bay urging rededication to winning the war, while local officials warned that events abroad affect the community. The ceremony closed with a pledge and a tribute to Old Glory, followed by band medleys and ceremonies honoring service members.
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Elks
America
Marines
Maren
Aero Victory
Invo Cation
Francis Jr. Graves
Amerie
Corry City
Frank
Hepler
Uncle Sam
H. Lynn Rice
Blis
Ofricial
Charles P. Keating
Jing
Herbert
V. F. W. Bugle
Juniior Organization
Att Cidentalis
Nowiday Minn
Aero
Martin Scores Us Fascists On Post War Plans
Philadelphia dated report quotes Governor Martin denouncing the National Resources Planning Board as a holy book of a new American order. He claims economic planners would rig wartime economics into a peacetime system, creating a pyramid of power and elevating tax-gathering elites. He contrasts Christians with a cynical, godless economic doctrine.
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Iy Associatid
Philadelphia
Wallington
Pennsylvania
Martin
Tudepentitute Hall
National Resources Planniha Board
New American Order
Io Battin
Kovernoh
Planning Board
Miner Dies Under Rock in Coal Mine Slide
SHAMOKIN PA June 16 Associated Press reports a 37 year old miner, John Matacovink, died after being trapped under rock in a coal mine slide. A brother and brother-in-law, Joseph Friend Nan, were present but survived, with rescue efforts continuing as workers freed the shaft area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shamokin
John Matacovink
Thumos
Mats
Novia
Joseph Friend
Nan
Spitenti
Ruhr Bombed by U S Planes Again Today
Allied air forces struck the Ruhr region including Oberhausen and other targets. Berlin reported heavy damage and casualties from the overnight raid and a large formation of bombers, likely U S Flying Fortresses, returned to renew the offensive after more than 8 000 tons of bombs since Friday. London endured an air raid with multiple casualties and widespread destruction as anti aircraft fire forced enemy bombers to jettison bombs.
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Sea of Greece
Thallnund
Ful Ailied
Reich
Iourban
London
Evry
FOR SALE and Auction Notices Mixed in 1942 Classifieds
A jumble of farm and household sale notices, public auctions, and land listings. Items include cows, fresh dairy stock, furniture, stoves, and tools. Several auctions announce dates, locations, and contact names, with livestock details and equipment lots. Military scrap note appears at end.
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A. Klasch
Corey
P.m. Stier
Agnes' Blah
Sclota Rd
Thqtaire
Frederick St
Simmons
North Center Street
Hllis Harvey
I Congress St
Fox Farm
West Columbus Avenue
Lake Street
Priday
Wayrie Hadlock Farm
Villa Ees
Little Cooley
Fucaville du Rte
Guernsey
Jesey
Mars
Thomas Lloyd
Ower
Arthur Bessen
Spartansbure
Hecause
Nutes Uth
Columbus
Shippee Fond
Bielik
John Steves
Bob Shreve
Clea
Wattsburg
Beaverdam
Carter Hall
Fordson
Carl Proctor
Archie Scouten
Anc
Leonard Hayes
Markets Stock Elktsburh Produce Pittsburgh June 15
Produce demand slow with apples and potatoes listed in car lots and bids. Markets show mixed prices on beef cattle eggs and hogs with mild rallies in stocks and a broad list of company quotes in New York trading.
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Elttsburgh
Pittsburgh
New York
Baldwins
Penna
Rome
Jersey
South Carolina
Galif
Miss
Bliss
Allife
Anaconda Atlantic
Renning
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
C&o
Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
Gener! Motors
Kennecott
Montgomery Ward National
Bisout National
Derry
Northern Pacific
Paramount
Fenney _Fenns
Vacatley Standard Oil
Studebaker
Texas US. Steel Pee
Westinghouse
Elertrio
Woolworth
Trucie
Youngstown
RLF Cort
Aero Supply
Board b Serry Cents Trove Poct Ponns Collar
A local board item reports Serry Cents Trove Poct Ponns Collar in a concise notice. The fragmentary text names a group action and a location tied to a public interest matter. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Unclear mining wage talks crowd historic decision hinted
A garbled report outlines union and company wage negotiations, possible stoppage, and expected court actions. Mentions miners, UMW, a possible vote, and legal questions about pay scales and working conditions amid disputes. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Panachar
Sivtteniiten
Dorey
Campaian
Walter II
Scot
Harold B
Carlson
Press Street
Robert
Corry Hospital Association
Stockhalsers
G. Harold Warner
Bradford
Cony
Meadville
OU City
St. Marys
Sharon
Pv. Elmer
Spring Creek
War Department
Mercury
Corry
Alyrence Morton
Corrylen School
New Cumberland
Morton
Ani
Olive Morton
East Ard Pennmsylvania
Cotty
Diganien
Munietfial
Golden Rule
Murray
Smith
Castanea Paper Company
Johnson
Sparta
WAAC
New Baptist
Geo. O'Keefe
Marlin Rockwell Corp
Findley Lake
Ruhr
U.S
Varun Glemner
Cal ‘Thinssen
Theodoge Curt Sivanson
Ay & F
Tetum
St. Bud
August DiMaus
AL J. Alkens Motor Sales
Nes
Alg West Church Street
Lottevile
Brovm
Braylake
Fim Ane
Mil Sokalsti
Claude Faas
John Pore
R. D
John
TeCroney
Clymer
O' Doane
Electrc
Spencer's Cash Mill
Mis NM
Clark
Gol
Piddley
Lieldman
Spestansbury
Paris
Naviky Center St
Ates
Gould St
Atiee Tor
Marion Street
Mealow
Washington St
Fren Junior High School
New Furnace
City Park
East Smith Street
Lake
Stow
Haren Holden
Geneva
Ohio
Gik
Army
U.S. Army
Uber Foan Pollay
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Treurance Corporation
Buffalo
New Yor
Willisaney
Specius
Fondiueie
Taney
Plortend Reykjarlly
PRI
Unite
Bac
Davis
Bax
Owls
Bourd No
Mer
Ita
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