Vienna in Great Disorder Italians Make New Gains
United Press reports a wave of military action as Italian advances on the Austrian front push toward Vienna. Disarray dominates the capital with strikes and protests, while allies report progress on multiple fronts. Washington delays direct troop commitments as the war unfolds toward an expected stalemate.
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Vienna
United Prom
Zurich
Amsterde
Mhatten
Karl
Tilian
Montello
Tius
Pho
Phive
Ibring
Woolden
Brita Opticiay
Port Mentons
Jtrench Taye
St. Maur
Washington
Praallent Wilson
Tts
Ulel
Grailibattle
Joarnel
Li Ad Insulatuitiin
Concord Home Damaged by Lightning
A Concord resident reports a lightning strike yesterday afternoon that damaged the Chelton home. The storm caused ceiling damage and knocked out a phone line, with minor injuries but no stayable danger reported. Fire units responded, and the home sustained extensive property loss from the burst of fire and heat during the event.
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Iy Chelton
Concord
Airhtininig
Moe Doll
Aldo
Cholton
Death of Mrs Burns and Transfer of Hill
Obituary notice notes the death of Mrs Burns and mentions Carmen Hill and team transfers between Birmingham Southern Association and Kansas City American Association. It cites June express schedule and a life marked by family noting a move from Ireland to the United States. The deceased Mary lives in Titneyne and was married to Patrick Liyfns.
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Wittsbuneh Sin 14
Corry Ipiicher
Carmen Hill
Birmingham
Southern Association
Kintiens Oty
Ameri Tan Association
Thie Timnaiingiuima
Joan Expres
Jina
Roe Minguyel Aus
Nme
Mary Uma
Patrick Liyfns
Titneyne
Unclear military artillery program ends trench warfare outlook
The United Press reports Washington expects a major artillery program to wind down soon as trench fighting nears its end. The general indicates open fighting may start the following morning at 9 o clock, with services by Rev. T. W. Cavanaugh and arrangements for burial funds and ammunition supplies.
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Washington
United Blutes
Tituagille
T. W. Cavanaugh
Today's List of Casualties Is Heavy
Washington list details 62 killed in action 26 with wounds 1 dies from other causes 17 missing 47 wounded 1 prisoner. Names and units appear as war toll tallies indicate Marine and Army casualties across roles and theaters.
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Washington, DG
Aled
Wurhtuevn
Tina
Pendle
Psuttalty St
Inchijes
Weton
Diverie
Dent In All
Suversty Would
Wuunded
Mlesing
Second Red Cross War Fund Report
A wartime fundraising summary shows the Second Red Cross War Fund pledges totaling $18,275.01 with numerous local ward contributions listed. Names and auxiliary groups are cited, including committee chairs and treasurer, thanking volunteers and donors for support.
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Second Red Cross War Fund
Fexun
Murga
Wrebatdy
Mulhawing
Wisten Kate
Red Cross
Nieo
Ibeon Peowerd
LW. Ous
Ibon F
sMunit
Seoratary
D. Warren Derosay
Treaster
Will Argue Right of Co to Send Gas From State
Attorneys remained reticent as arguments on the gag rate test set for the gas company demurrer draw near. The Public Service Commission may hear the demurrer on a date in early June, possibly in Erie or Harrisburg, with Erie suggested for the hearing. The case questions whether gas companies may send gas into New York State serving Jamestown and other towns when Pennsylvania cities lack adequate supply.
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Second Ward
Phin
LOTT
Bajrview Sehwal
Merle RR
Spotlandburg
Vadley
Service Commission
Rlicht
New York State
Public Services Comminnion
Soransumbri Aly
Pennsylvania Gas Company
United Natives
Amakogountfonm
Klein Stops Butchers Profiteering in City Action
Food Administrator Klein announced a crackdown after butchers raised pork, lamb, and beef prices beyond reason amid Denaton city tensions. He urged severe penalties for profiteers while noting market declines elsewhere.
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Klein Ifta
Winholowmie
Chilenga
Wetunly
Gas supply case sparks Public Service Commission hearing
A preliminary action in the gas dispute heads toward a hearing before the Public Service Commission early next month. Consumers urge a firmer stance as the Commission may act to compel an adequate gas supply. A joint conference between the le and Corry City Commissions is planned to coordinate the case and actions against the vote in orts56.
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PulbHa Sertyiea Commission
Child of
Brie
Public Service Commission
Tha
Corry Oty
Hambline
Bris
Toda
Warren's Milk Price Cut Planned in July Announcement
Warren, June 71 The price of milk is expected to drop from 24 to 16 cents a quart starting July 1 as the Rural Administration announces a reduction. Deputy Administrator Todd says the move aims to improve producer profitability in Sugar Grove and Bear Lake regions, though local farmers near Akeley anticipate continuing low prices until retail channels adjust.
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Warren
Todd
Sugar Grove
Bear Lake
Tétrymbathers
Alkaley
Russéli
Fulyst
Fermera
Akeley
Dts
Hundred killed and injured in circus train wreck near Gary
A Michigan Central army equipment train crashed into the rear of the Hogenbask Wallace Circus train at Ivanhoe near Gary. Seven bodies were removed. more than seventy injured, thirty in serious condition, admitted to Gary Hammond and other hospitals. The rear cars and circus equipment were demolished. many killed or injured are believed trapped. Local grocers formed committees to study fair price and cash and carry plans, with reports due at upcoming meetings.
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Cailed Treas
Gary
Tachdma
Tune
Hikmond
Pleis
Wena
R. G. Dawson
Davison
Peake
Heputy Aod
Timken
Charles Selle
JG Cryver
FG. Davison
SG Sweet
Oliman
Thomson Williams
WC. Barnes
Frank Illair
Lyona
Witeos
Wulbsit- Gueul
Reakry
Fourth of July Celebration Committees Formed
The Entertainment Committees of the Bound of Committees held a meeting at the club and finalized plans for the Fourth of July celebration. W W Mtongaringe presided, Bentley secretary, with additions by Alexaner Way. Subcommittees named for Street and Fair Grounds, Patietly, Finances, Programs and more. Several chairmen appointed for each subcommittee and funds to be raised from the general public. Judge Rossiter will deliver remarks at the park exercises. All funds after expenses will be turned over to the Board of Entertainment.
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Hele Ra
Ies
Tuly
W. W. Mtongaringe
Bentley
Phe Nani
Hon. C. J
Alexaner Way
Nant Moud Suggestinn
Committed
Darling
DB Titus
Warren DeRosay
Giblin
J. F. Aatwtla
J.J Marden
G. Bienes
Wellaraw
Pulelty
C. T Trimble
Arthur Galegrove
L. J. Kelty
D. dl
Abscsnder
M. W. Coyle
W. E. Matthews
Charles Wales
Don PF Suit
Frogmamme
Bently
Hairmany
Ramadér
Wilson J. Ba
Wanda
Wats
Horresiments
T. —_ Balbbitt
Ehairndas
M. Séialo
W. DaRugay
P. Northrup
G. Sweat
N. R. Diba
Guinany
Rossiter
Ble
Nanea
Board of Committee
Wenytee
Mrs Olmstead's Committee Meeting Plans War Stamp Work
Mrs Olmstead's committee met with plans for a War Stamp campaign. The ladies chosen to aid the effort will convene at the Board of Commerce offices at three o'clock to outline the campaign and assign duties to volunteers.
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Moi
Sheriff Wins Increase in Prison Board Allowance
After two months of deliberation Judge A P Rosalter approved an increase for Sheriff Guy H Fox to 2.50 per prisoner per day, up from 4.00, with opponents arguing daily rations were insufficient and costs rising. Support came from Joseph H H Rowan Hermier olden and others including Wilbun Krasier and T W Waterhouse.
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A. P Rosalter
Guy H. Pox
Joseph HH. Rowan
Hermier Olden
Wialyners
Dail
Longest Day of the Year Confusion and Dates
The article discusses the longest day of the year with conflicting notes about June dates and the solstice. It mentions the sun’s northern position at noon and references the four year cycle, noting confusion between June 21 and June 22 as the longest day.
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Symmoo
Rawson
Tour
Beef Ration Rules Ordered for Public Eating Plans
A U S Food Administration notice details weekly beef allowances of one and one fourth pounds per person or one and a half pounds with bone, plus menus for each day. Monday features boiled meat at midday. Wednesday and Saturday offer stewed or hashed beef. Thursday serves steak or by products. Weather outlook is cool tonight and Sunday.
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Daputy- Wood
Powlee
Erie and Railroad Blamed in Car Crash Deaths
A coroner’s jury in Erie found New York Central RAWFORIL and the city responsible for the deaths of Mr and Mrs Moulds, killed when their automobile was struck by a train on Walnut Street last Thursday night. Testimony showed watchman Sullivan, the relief guard, faced long hours and miscommunication over who was on duty, with railway officials questioned regarding safety and relief schedules.
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Erie
New York Central Rawforil Company
William Fei
Lair
M Moorstead
Juissenger
Walnut Street
Rome
A. Bigger
Sullivan
Wesuinil
Helmotek
Dor Rulief
Managan
Gilig
Mr. Mor
Sulivan
Membership Committee in Session Shapes Growth Plan
The board’s new membership committee met last evening and discussed doubling the organization. A prior proposal to hire a syndicate was rejected in favor of local effort to expand, as the board prepares to increase its ranks from 161 members. The group aims to fulfill its daily mission amid rising demand for a local war work organization.
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Commeres
Tina
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Erie and Railroad Are Responsible
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