Elect Hospital Officers Reorganizes Corry Hospital Board
Glitton M. Howard was reelected president of the Corry Hospital Association as the board reorganization followed stockholders meeting in the library building basement. Dallas O. Smiley replaces Edward W. Feldt on the hospital board. The annual report shows 1408 patients hospitalized, 296 births, 67 deaths, 261 major and 307 minor operations, 35 520 meals served, and X rays 199.
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Glitton M. Howard
Corry Hospital Association
Priesh
Dallas O. Smiley
Edward W. Feldt
Miss Bower
Messrs. Brown
Carlson DeRosay
Histon
Fogle
Hawkins Houghton
Howard
Loubard
Hammond Elevator Company
McDonald case stalls as court viewers eyed for settlement
Municipal officials say court appointed viewers likely will be named to settle the MacDonald estate damages claim on South Center Street. A Wednesday conference with state highway officials and attorney John Spaeder yielded little progress as talks stalled over alleged pavement construction damages. City officials and the MacDonald heirs hope county court powers to inspect the property will finally resolve the long‑running dispute.
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MacDonald
South Center Street
Myers
State Highway Department
John Spaeder
Highway Department
Cornell
Frank
Hepler
Plac
Ety
Old Man Weather Defies War News With Sudden Snow
In a quirky local note, Old Man Weather shrugs off sensational world events and delivers a brief snow episode. Beaver Dam and Concord Township report white ground as hail and snow mix with cold rain, then sunshine returns and temperatures rise briefly.
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Europe
Ol Man
Beaverdam
Journal
Concord Township
Hall
Corry
Yiernity
Thomas Logue Dies Former Earle Cabinet Member at 47
Thomas A. Logue 47, secretary of internal affairs in Gov. George H. Earle's cabinet, was found dead in his Philadelphia home. A longtime lawyer, he had run for office multiple times before his 1934 election. he leaves wife Gertrude and four children Mary Theresa 17 J Washington 15 Thomas Jr 11 William Z 9.
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Tinted Press
Philadelphia
Thomas A. Logue
George H. Earle
Toene
Aince
Harrisburg
Gertrude R. Logue
Mary Theresa
J. Washington
Thomas, Jr
William Z
Logue
Congresa
Tarme Park
Coigressman J. Washington, Légue
Head
Paabty Ital
British and German Air War Escalates Across Britain
British and German air forces clash in a large scale aerial war with over 100 German planes bombing Britain and RAF raids hitting German airfields. Three German bombers were shot down and one RAF plane lost. The raids extend across England Wales and Scotland with deep strikes into South Wales.
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Homer Jenks
London
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Britain
Royal Air Force
RAF
Lest
Atx Veonte
England
Wales
Scotland
Amiens
Rouen
France
Rhineland
Ruhr
Germany
Erauty
Air Ministry
Jortheast
South Wales
Nott
German envoy threatened in Philadelphia letter incident
In Philadelphia consul Erich Windels, former German minister to Canada, faced a threatening letter. Windels dismissed the threat as from a crank and said he had involved the FBI only after another person was mentioned. Separately in Chicago, the Democratic national convention committee selected William Bankhead as keynote speaker and temporary chair.
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Philadelphia
G- Men
Erich Windels
Canada
Windels
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bankhead
Chicago
Pr-Angemente Committee
William B. Bankhead
French government may move abroad amid Bordeaux bombings
Paris rumor mill swirls as Bordeaux is evacuated with reports the French government could relocate to North Africa or Britain.Unofficial sources link Laval and Plani d in behind the scenes maneuvers during Reynaud's fall. Spokesmen say Petain seeks an honorable peace while battles continue and Fleet and air operations press south of Bordeaux.
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Wong Gorman Wu
North Africa
London
Britain
Pinsre Eavill
Hilenne Plandin
Kia
Paul Reynaud
Germany
Xourca
Laval
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Reynaud
Louis Martin
Roland de Margerie
Reye
Nve
France
Petain
Tn Patain
Bordeaux
Batite Apnea
Bordeaux Bombarded as German Planes Attack French City
June 20 Bordeaux witnesses heavy German bombing with dozens of planes striking the city and nearby facilities. Casualties rise with fires and destruction reported. Paris bombardment continues as Allied intelligence reports troop movements toward western fronts.
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Bordeaux
France
Albert Lebrun
Paris
Germany
Hnd
Clonde
Rome
Tallin
German Leaders Plan Brest Reception for Armistice Plenipotentiaries
The German high command announced four French plenipotentiaries chosen to accept armistice terms. Berlin also said German forces continue to advance in France with Brest as a major objective. Names include General Hunelages and diplomat Leon Hoel and others, who met with German delegates after talks mediated by Rome.
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Berlin
Gerakranpy
France
Brest
Potentiarles
Charles Leon Clement Hunelages
Leon Hoel
Poland
Air Force
Bergeret
Leltio—wens
Édo Adolf Hitler
Uhodiayis
Rome
Stefani
Gerrmns
Har~ewe
Pumeney
Stimson and Knox Named Key Army Navy Posts
President Roosevelt elevates Henry L. Stimson to Secretary of War and Frank Knox to Secretary of the Navy as part of a coalition cabinet. Woodring resigns as Secretary of War with Stimson set to replace him. Edson? Edin? is to be replaced as Navy head on June 24 as Knox takes the post. Woodring cites personal reasons for leaving. reasons kept private.
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Stimson
Knox
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Frank Knox
Chicago
Henry L. Stimpson
New York
Navy
White House
Harry Wooedring
Secrety
Charles Edifn
News
Woodring
Stephen T. Early
Aie
Early
U S Releases Machine Tools for Russia
The United States began releasing machine tools dies and machinery to Soviet Russia as part of a limited export policy. Tools that are not essential to defense and can be used in civilian industry are allowed, excluding complex gear to build battleships.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Russia
Latvia
Hsbhonia
Lithuania
Germany
Baltic
London
Yeterday
Great Britain
Constantine Oumansiky
Mi Howe
Corde Hull
Rusia
Italian and Allied Bombing Campaigns Reported Across Med and Africa
Rome reports ninth war communique detailing Italian bombing raids on French bases in the Mediterranean and air incursions in North Africa. Cairo notes shifting aerial battle lines in the Middle East as British and Italian forces clash. Madrid cites unconfirmed broadcasts of Petain's resignation and potential successor Lavalis, with potential Potsdam talks.
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United Press
Rome
Mediterranean
North Africa
Italy
Malian
Riviera
Sardinia
Cairo
Middle East
Taft and Dewey Lead As GOP Delegates Contemplate Deadlock
June 20 Philadelphia report says Republican leaders fear a deadlocked national convention with Taft and Dewey well short of a 50 percent first ballot. Dark horse talk mounts as Pennsylvania 72 votes loom, while Gov. Arthur James is seen as unlikely to win. European war events delay a party committee showdown on aid to the Allies.
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Lyle. Wilson
Philadelphia
Robert A.taft
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Taft
Dewey
Dark Horse
Pennsylvania
Arthur H. James
James
Homs
Republican Resolutions Committee
United States
Hopson Indicted for Tax Evasion in NY Case
United Press reports Hopson, founder of the Associated Gas and Electric System, indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to evade 1.888 million dollars in taxes on 17.149 million dollars of income. Co-defendants include Garrett A. Brownback George M. Lepine and Edward F. Hubey, former partners at Travis Hrawnhok and Paxson.
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New York
Howarah
Hopson
Associated Gas and Electric System
Hopwon
Garrett A. Brownback
George M. Lepine
Edward F. Hubey
Travis
Hrawnhok and Paxson
Federal Court Takes Over Naturalization in Erie County
The Erie County naturalization process moves to the federal court with Lyman Shreve as deputy clerk in charge. First hearings are set for September 25 before Judge Schoonmaker of Pittsburgh. About 400 applicants face review and possible approval or denial in the new system.
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Erie’ County
Court of Common Pleas
Prothonotary’s
Federal Court
Erle
Lyman Shreve
P. P. Schoon
Pittsburgh
Doris J. Kelleher
Schoonmaker
P.M. Leighton
Cleveland
Bent Hers
William J. Rittinger
Shreve
Tatler
Erie County Court Pr Opm
Mon Pinay
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Hospital Ass'n
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Ld Man Weather
Blitzkrieg
Thomas Logue
EARLE
Internal Affairs
Logue Waa
Varius Ogcontone
Myrine
Phila
Africa
Wallace Carroll
Henri Petain
Maroccs
Valencia
Almeria
U.S. Army Intelligence Service
Tunisia
Attia
Deanne D'Arc
Amd
Boul Fou
Huyg
Borde
Pruxent
Nfl
Fefonic
Prafiée
Wieboutta
Park of Ure
D6 M. Laurence
Lanois
Belttang
Lower Loire
Anid
EET
The
Chicago Daily News
U. S
Filot
Dayton
Jlins
Robert H. Quigley
Wright Field
Bulletins
Henri Philippe Petain
Pierre Lavalis
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