Gospel Mission Plans Regular Services at 7 45 P M
A brief notice lists Gospel Mission at 105 East Main Street offering services at 7 45 p m Tuesday through Friday weekly. The item also mentions an approval of an additional 1 000 000 from national headquarters to the USO funding War Welfare programs, cited by campaign chair Ralph Weeks. Also noted is the stoneboro St Columbkilles Catholic church opening on July 4, led by Rev Robert Toland, and Continental Can resume production in Oil City at 30 percent capacity after a nearly two year shutdown with J M Sib detailing plant status.
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Gospel Mission
East Main St
National Headquarters
Mgance
USO
Rilph
Weeks
Penmsylvania War Fund
United Heaven's Service
War Prisoners
MD’ Nd
Lcon
St. Columbkille
Stoneboro
Robert T. ‘Toland
Sacred Heart Church
Sharon
Oil City
Continental Can Company
West End
Fim
J. M. Sib
Manayer
Allegheny County
Reid
John Hawley
Northerm Ordnance Inc
Minneapolis
Clinger
Warren
Frusvile
C. C. Hogg
Pleasantville
Hawley
Time Magazine
Venango County
John V. Davis
Columbus Avenue
Adolph Scherman
Bradford and
Allegany
Bradford
Scherman
Corry
Virginia
Jadd
Higin
Welms
Maple Avenue
James Wiggers
Clymer
Seaman Bill Betts
Glenn Betts
R. D
Frank Betts
Columbus
Meadville
Donnald E. Murray
Conmany
Pennsylvania
Minutemen
Murray
Meadville DutHlh
Otter Business
Menstville
Menstville More
Ifig
Crawford County
Mesdville
Warren County
Llass
Hitz Bein
Camipalitn
Allegheny College
Meaddville area war and civic notes and obits
War loan totals rise in Venango and Crawford counties as Meadvill e and Jamestown report bond sales. Local notices include court actions on jail break cases, a resignation of Meadville command, and a memorial for Adolph Scherman. Reports also cover rail and farm relief, plant and livestock updates, and a bridal miscount corrected.
Former ball player Crane expected to win pardon
Samuel B. Crane, once a major league shortstop, in prison for a 1930 double murder, appears near release as the Pennsylvania state pardon board votes on his 12th plea for commutation. Attorney General Duff, a board member, says the panel may consider relief. trial judge and district attorney reportedly not opposed.
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Associaion
Harrisburg
Samuel B. iRed
Crane
State
Republicans Begin Work As Vote Battle Opens
Fragmentary report shows Republicans divided amid campaign chatter as Bricker and Stassen backers push for a liberal convention. Names like Dewey Ward Maplin and Bricker appear in speculation, with Willie Views highlighted in local talk as a possible contender or forgotten figure in the party.
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R. Page
Gacy
Govid
Maplin
Pluy
Dewey
Bricker
Brickers
Stassen
Nomi JnAtlon
Willie
Canol Fight Again Flares In War Bill Details
Senators on the Truman Committee joined a fight to strike from the War Department Appropriations bill a secret Canol oil development allowance of 16.4 million dollars within 49.1 billion overall funding. Senator Ferguson said he would expose the issue on the floor, noting White Horse Refinery and a Norman Wells to White Horse pipeline with 134 million spent, included in a blanket stem for the engineers corps supervising the project.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman Committee
War Department
United States
Canol
Canada
Senate
War Program
Appropriations Committee
Perguson
Pharmacist Shortage Hits Drug Stores in 1940s
Pittsburgh report notes a projected 16 percent of the nation’s 58,000 drug stores could close by end of 1944 due to a pharmacist shortage. Seventeen percent of pharmacists were in the armed forces and enrollments were down, prompting Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association sessions. Officers elected include Martin Bambrick, John Deans, S. B. Alloway, George Hanna, Schuyhill Hagen, and Chauncey Fickard.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
EF. Kelly
American Pharmaceutical Association
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association
Martin Bambrick
Girardville
Johm Deans
Holdystone
S. B. Alloway
Eric
George Hanna
Schuyhill Hagen
Chauncey
Fickard
Harrisburg
E Bond Sales Gain in Fort Pitt Area
Fort Pitt district reports sale of 1Y bonds totaling 13,609,400 as of today, reaching 87.8 percent of quota. Allegheny County subscriptions total 263,900, bringing county and area totals to 9,600,000 and 5,012,400 respectively, with broader area sales at 9,600,000 and 200 in further lines.
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Asmyerdlew
Pittsburgh
Fort Pitt
Allegheny County
Allies Push Beyond Perugia in Italy Ahead of Penned Push
Allied forces in Italy drive beyond Perugia after clearing the university city. Eighth Army advances on high ground northwest of Perugia and reaches five miles from the city as British cavalry regiments move armored units along Highway 71. Villages Monticello Segginnd Viva D'oreia Bagal Pattois Palozzelin Poxeto Monte Pantano and Gampigli D'oOrcia fall to advancing troops amid heavy rains hindering fords.
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Genoa
Perugia
Eighth Army
Germusi
Henits
T6th
Paryher
Chuisi
Gelona
Fifth Army
Monticello
Segginnd
Viva D'oreia
Bagal
San Tolippo
Pattois
Palozzelin
Poxeto Monte
Pantano
Gampigli D'oOrcia
Army Navy E Award Honors Six Pennsylvania Plants
Six Pennsylvania plants were chosen to receive the Army-Navy E award for production excellence. The selections include Chicago Bridge & Iron Co and Greenville, recognizing outstanding wartime manufacturing performance during World War II.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Lontay
Plutling
Chicago Bridge & Iron Co
Greanville
Centerville Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs John R Clark of Centerville dies in Mudville City Hospital after an extended illness. Survived by husband and children John Herbert Clark in England Russell H Clark in Cubs Raymond Drake Tryopville Charles Scatly Miriam Toulse Esther Pearl Clark one grandchild four brothers and two sisters. Body to Samilly residence today with prayer Friday at 1 30 pm and funeral at Centerville Methodist Church at 2 20 pm.
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John R. Clark
Centerville
Russell Clark
Liutenat
John. Clark
Mudville City Hospital
Meadville
Russell H. Clark
Cubs
Raymond Drake
Tryopville
Charles Scatly
Miriam Toulse
Esther Pearl Clark
Samilly
Centerville Methodist Church
Whisky making to be resumed for August month
Washington reports the War Production Board will release 40 to 50 million gallons of 86-90 proof blended whisky for August production to offset bootlegging amid calls for tighter controls. Senator Bryson warns the move could shock a wartime nation feeding allies and demands restraint while urging continued rationing and regulation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
War Production Board
Bryson
D-Sc
Isbraglo
Linet
Capture of Cherbourg Now Expected Hourly
Allied forces, led by Lt. Gen. Omar N. Bradley, advance on Cherbourg as troops reach within four to six miles of the port. The rugged coast slows movement amid heavy seas and ongoing air attacks while Cherbourg’s defenses and population are noted, with Allied command denying sea bombardment and shelling rumors.
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Cherbourg
Omar N. Bradley
Quineville
Usw
Germsai
Supreme Allied Command
Iuid
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Sunswest Prune Juice
Aquart Bolte
Borden's
Mrapt Malted Feat
Cau Ae
Moe
Hipe Olives
Oz. Lin
Alaska
Does
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Signal Corps
HOTEL
Weyton Croom Piery
Lima
Cain Shaw Rally - Beverage
Wsrramea
Powell Motor Co
Elle
Thomas Short
Fle Boy
Coast Guard
Richard English
Saturday Evening Post
West Cast
Sicily
South Pacific
Short
Holly’s
Jamestown
Richard & May al- Ihah
Iatective Bureau
John Paladino Jeft
Louisville
John Mt. Leptis
Loutavitle
Kentucky
Falconer
Aar
Alen Street
Jamestown General Hospital
Marcus Waite
Jesse Waite
Falconer Waite
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Lock Haven
Prince Farrington
Henry Simpson
Jersey Shore
R.D
Farrington
Rauchtown
Lighor Control Board
Nolle Contentere
Simpson
Warren County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Becky
Carl Jonson
Sugar Grove
Greyhound Post
Canl F. Roof
Hydetown
Watson & S Jacobs
Roof
TithisVlle
Clarence J. Morell
Ment~ville
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Onelisle
Morell
Aegheny College
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Pye
John J. Allen
Raymond W. Hammerbeck
Shamburg's News & Sports
Italy
Soviet
Russia
van Cise
Saron Iw
Bmlch
Dial
Bernstein Bros
N. Wenter St
Normandy
Tilly-Sur-Seulles
Ghiehy
Tilly
Germara
Hotlol
Milly
Une
Rcquevie
Sherbourn
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Kraft Dinners
Chase & Sanborn
Pillsbury Flour
Armour
Treet
Wansdown
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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