Smethport child barely survives poisoning scare
A two and a half year old boy from Smethport narrowly escaped death after eating tablets taken from a mailbox by other children. The tablets contained strychnine mailed to a patient in Smethport by an out of town physician. Dr R S Miner treated the child, who is now stated to be in satisfactory condition. Also reported is Richard Gifford being commissioned a lieutenant in the U S Naval Reserve and ordered to duty in New York City in the Naval Postal Service, and R P Tanner inspecting the LeMar Federal fish hatchery in Emporium with projections of 25 000 fingerling trout capable this year to be distributed next week.
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Smethport
R. S. Miner
Richard ©. Gifford
Jamestown
U. S. Naval Reserve
New York City
Naval Postal Service
Gifford
Rochester
R. P. Tanner
LeMar Federal Fish Hatchery
Emporium
Rich Valley
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Bert Abbey
Main Street
Abbey
U. S
Spartansburg Fire
Woolworth
Chlet ‘Wlonigan
Iad
Titusville
Crawford County
Crawford
Erie
Warren W. Wood
Michael Blossey
St. Vincent's Hospital
PA. Trippe
Blossey
Trippe
Lord Manufacturing
Barton Kaufman
Instiution District
Liewd Joh H. Perguson
John Ferguson
North Martin Street
New Guinea
Richard Merker
East Pleasant Street
Missing Army airman reported prisoner in Germany
Jamestown area reports Lt. Donald R. Livengood Jr, U S Army Air Forces, missing in action after a raid over Germany on April 8, now believed a prisoner. He is the husband of Eva Marie Brown Livengood of Camden New Jersey. The War Department notified his father.
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Powell Motor Co
Jamestown
Pirsh
Donald
R. Livengood, Jr
U. S. Army Air Forces
Donald R. Livengood
Jeanette Hayward McNerney
Camden
N. J
Germany
War Department
Eva Marie Brown Livengood
Local Laurel Blooms Draw Visitors At Cherry Grove Farm
Laurel county reports vibrant blooms with the Gregerson farm near Cherry Grove featuring a vast display of Howers. Visitors pay a small fee to take home bouquets while state law restricts gathering on state lands. Also notes hospital discharges and Erie public schools’ summer break start with teachers returning early September.
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Warren
Gregerson
Cherry Grove
Holly's
Corry Hospital
William Brooks
Spartansburg
Waye Blakeslee
Anna Hopkins
Seventh Street
James Belthouse
Clymer
N.Y
Erie
Herman Grose
Furlough More Workers at Aero War Plant
The Aero plant released 32 men and 71 women under a reduction order. Most men cannot be placed locally, while women face scarce openings here but can be referred to nearby cities. Some may find work at Warren in the new Sylvania plant if transportation or relocation is possible, though wages may be lower. No official statement on third shift elimination at the war plant.
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Miss Hopkins
Federal
Warren
Sylvania
Pine Grove Directors Plan Prosecution and Patrol Measures
Pine Grove Cemetery Association directors approved a plan for a special patrol of cemetery grounds to deter vandalism after Memorial Day and vowed to prosecute offenders. The city police will cooperate. Vandalism included broken glass and pottery vases smashed on monuments and marking on several lots, with debris cleaned by association workers.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
U S Forces Pushing Inland on Saipan Front
United States forces pressed inland on Saipan delivering a powerful assault that closed in on the Aslato airfront near Garapan, with main town Saipan enduring daylong artillery fire as troops neared the objective.
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U.S
Saipan
Asliot
Garapan
Many killed in robot plane raid over southern England
Unmanned aircraft flew through English skies dropping bombs and evading defenses while many pilots were reported crashed. Southern England residents sought shelter as British defenses faced a persistent robot plane threat. American bombers attacked installations in Pas de Calais, thought to be the launch area for the drones.
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Page One
England
Hitler
Lato
Pas-dhe-Calais
Salvation Army Major to leave Ridgway after three years
Major N. Anderson in charge of the Salvation Army Ridgway for the last three years receives farewell orders. Her last Sunday in Ridgway will be June 25. She will move to New England with exact location undecided. No successor yet announced.
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N. Anderson
Salvation Army
Ridgway
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