Heat wave grips western United States as heat index soars
The article notes official summer arrival, widespread heat in the western two thirds of the United States with high temperatures around 105 in Phoenix followed by a predicted cool down with possible red showers early next week. It mentions local incidents including a stolen car found on a municipal lot, a bridge project costing 97212 and a smaller grape crop expected in Northeast and Westfield. It also reports a Sherman artist in Jamestown, a minor traffic accident involving a child, severalpox and measles cases in local health reports, and police investigations into a tire fire in French Creek township. Several other items include a missing pay checks for a closed bank, state Purple Heart meet, Laurel Festival queen, and a gasoline trailer fire on a highway with significant damage.
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United Bbawa
Stenin
Associated
Woman's Club at Bear Lake Names Same Officers
Community notes from Bear Lake cover club leadership, local visits, and social events. Mrs Clyde Manwaring and family spend time with relatives in Pajama. Event roundup includes school picnic, commencement plans, alumni banquets, and local visits from Hawkins, Wilsons, and neighbors.
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Woman's Club
Bear Lake
Clyde Manwaring
Baby
Pajama
Rogerson
Jamilly
Harry Wisted
Clulfidren
Claude Evans
Garry WiEth
Welr
Midsway Park
Panama
Con- Feil
Methodist Church
Shopy
Panama Rocks Tea Room
Wasington
New York
Withur Hawkins
Ais Place
Jean Maniwaring
Bart Wheeler
Robert Hawkins
Ooolee Scheller
Wilbur Hawkins
Alton Wilson
Albert , Wilson
Cornish
B. Wieox
Susanne
Tyan Hawkins
Fred Blucher
Betty
Linesville
Wilsted
Ellwood Connell
Buffalo
Merle
Emma Collins
Daisy
Erie
Olean
Little Valley
Charles Gopewill
Cory
P. W. Whiteley
Lynn Stewart
Sturday
Governor vetoes milk price fixing measure
Governor Jamey vetoed a Pennsylvania milk price fixing measure, blocking the Legislature’s effort to regulate milk price orders. The bill aimed to close a loophole for shipments on consignment and expand the state Milk Pricing Commission’s authority, while critics warned it could curb commerce and risk broader controls.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Jamey
Toduy
Mennaylvania
Atule Supreme Pitt
Keith
Denler
Commission
Dines
Wives of Three Game Officials Injured in Crash
Three women, wives of Pennsylvania Game Commission officials, were injured when a car struck their vehicle near Williamsport en route to a luncheon. The incident, details from Franklin July 21, left Mrs. Lamberton, Mrs. Castner, and another passenger shaken as the car failed to stop at a sign. Mrs. Lamberton receiving care at Williamsport Hospital. Mr. Lamberton and daughter plan to bring her home if no complications arise.
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Frankclin
Robert Lamberton
Williamsport
Samuel C. Gustnar
Castner
Lamberton
Ross K. Leffler
Commission
Beay Lake Woman's Club Nears Year End Meeting
The Beay Lake Woman's Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs Alia Wilson with president Mrs Elma Waller in charge. Officers were re-elected for six months at the last meeting of the year. No winter meetings due to illness. Mrs Mary Belcom hosts July 10 for the next regular session.
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W. H Ryans
Greeley Street
Richard Martin
Ralph Martin
Corry
KM. Martin
Woman's Club
Beay Lake
Alia Wilson
Elma Waller
Mary Belcom
Millie Burch
Spring Creek
Altawilson
All Hines Women Undergo Major Surgeries in Hospital
The report notes that several women were removed to a hospital after mud and injuries during an annual event. Mrs. Castney and Mrs. Lamberton endured major operations aimed at cleansing and repairing injuries. Both women suffered knee and elbow damage but are expected to recover fully.
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Tamberton
Hines
Lamberton
Huge Crowd Sees Emporium Fire Parade
A large crowd lined Woodlind Avenue for Emporium's Fire Parade beginning Monday. The event featured 47 fire companies and 8 bands with 9 or more gymnasts among participants. Officials noted the parade length and described the festive scene with colorful displays and spectator reception.
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Emporium
Imirch
Woodlind
Te Seni
Trained fleas perform at London flea circus exhibit
Madam Warren and her co-trainer stage a show of over five specialized performing fleas at the Whale exhibit on Center Street Crossing tomorrow. The tiny troupe will perform feats from footfall kicking to juggling and dancing, with a free admission for 60 children under twelve starting at noon.
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Innuurca Apove
Madam Warren
London
Corrymorrow
Sonthy
Center Street
Warren Tras
Lopal
Arlelts
King Peter Arrives in London with Yugoslav Exile Group
King Peter II of Yugoslavia arrives in London at 4 45 PM with prime minister and ministers. He was greeted by the Duke of Kent as he travels by plane to establish the Yugoslav government in exile in London after fleeing Belgrade during the Axis advance.
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Associatea Res
London
Khu Peter
Yugoslavia
England
Duke of Kent
George VI
Jerusalem
Vurgoslavia
Apel
Tokyo
Pact completes Ford unionization with CIO UAW
Detroit report says Ford Motor Company and the CIO United Auto Workers signed a agreement in Washington completing unionization of the company. The pact includes a union shop and dues checkoff, marking Ford as the last major non union firm in the industry to do so.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Igbor
Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Ford Company
UAW- 10
Washington
First Day to Circulate Papers for Fall Election
The 1941 Pennsylvania races began with petition circulation for candidates seeking seats on the supreme and superior courts and numerous local offices. Candidates have until July 21 to collect voter signatures in their districts for the September ballot.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Supreme
Superfor
Answers to the Pure Quiz From Page Four
Answers listed for test questions include The Viscount Halifax William Penn Daniel Reper Ons Herbert Hoover Goslings B Squire or servant of Don Quixote Tennessee River Borne On an island In the Bay of San Francisco Aborigines.
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Viscount Halifax
William Penn
Daniel
Reper- Ons
Herbert Hoover
Goslings
Squire
Don Quixote
Tennessee River
Borne
Bay of San
Francisco
Markel Heavy Favorite to Retain Golf Title
Johnny Markel, 18, Reading, defending champion, was a heavy favorite as Central Pennsylvania Amateur Golf Tourney opened. He shot a record four under par 69 to lead med wish honors, going 33 on the front and 36 on the back. His first match pits him against Al Ashmore, Reading.
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Reading
Johnny Markel
Che Ataté BT
Medwish
al Ashmoré
Buffalo Livestock Markets Report June Sales and Prices
Buffalo stock market notes hogs and cattle prices with 200-220 lb hogs at 14 and week trends showing steers and yearlings steady to slight declines. Calves, sheep, and southern offerings listed. Pittsburgh produce prices and New York market activity also summarized with gaps and misc. figures.
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Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
Chile
Pittsburgh
New York
Baldwins
Penna Rome Beauties
Virginia Rome Beauties
Alabama Bliss
Ga. Bliss Triumphs
South Carolina Bliss Triumphs
Associated Press
Pic
Mos
American Gan
American Smelters
American
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel - Bendix
Aviation
Boeing Paces O&o
Columbia Cas
Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
General Electric
General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Ben Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
National Dairy
New York Central
Nother Puollle
Packard
Faramount Penns
Penney Sy Ram Verschraene
Socony Vacuum Standard
Calif Standard Oil
Studebaker
United Gorney
Arkansas Nut
Ae Cities Service
South Penn
Fragmentary note hints at a later assignment improv progress
A partial, garbled line suggests an assignment or improvement effort. The readable words imply a focus on development or gain, with reference to a role or task and a time element. Details are unclear due to the fragmented OCR text.
Mike Jones and Lou Nova clash over Pittsburg route
A fragmented report notes a heavy wager or guess involving Mike Jones and Lou Nova on a Pittsburg line, with references to an opposing side and a return journey. The readable text hints at a boxing or racing wager tied to a route or bus line, naming both men in a disputed bet.
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Lou Nova
Mike
Pitts
Sey Jones
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