Explosion damages kill case ties with Universal Oil
In Venango County Court Mrs Kathryn Weaver administratrix of Wallace E Weaver seeks $80000 damages for his death in a high octane gasoline plant explosion near Ol City July 6 1H against Universal Oil Products Company of Chicago. The suit marks the sixth filed by the Weaver estate this week in the Venango county court for damages from the blast and ensuing fire.
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Wallace E. Weaver
Ol City
Venango County
Common Pleas
Kathryn Weaver
Rocky Grove
Catle Nt Wallwer BE. Weaver
Universal Oil Products Commany. Corporation
Chicago
Universal Oi Products
Heiryman's
North Center Street
John N. English
Oil City
Fe Hin
Flint
Mich
J. A. of
Eisenhower Returns Home to Kansas for Parade
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives in Abilene with his family after world tours. A morning parade at 10 o clock marks the homecoming though no formal appearances are planned until the event, as he greets 12 reception committee members and recalls his early life with his mother and brothers. The city hosts a pageant tracing his life and growth amid Kansas tribute.
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Glen
Owen
India
American Red Cross
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Sheridan Road
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Til
Boys’ Industry School
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Corry
Fair
Emporium
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Fairview Street
Clarence Madison
Grand Street
Associated Press
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Kus
Ike
Dwight Dwlaentower
Bug
Kansas
Kansas City
Patton Defends Army Readiness In War Preparedness
General George S. Patton rejected critics of military papers, saying it is foolish to risk another war by underpreparing. He urged readiness to maintain peace, noting many were wounded or killed due to lack of training. Patton is on a brief stay at his Summer home in Hamilton, Massachusetts.
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Third Army
Stars and Stripes
U.S. Army
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Patton
Ask Intervention In Behalf Of Poles By Associated Press
London June 23 The Polish government in exile said it would ask President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill to intervene for 19 underground leaders convicted in Moscow and to request Russia withdraw forces from Poland. Sentences ranged from four months to ten years. Premier Tomasz Arciszewski said the appeal had not yet been drafted.
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Truman
Churchill
Moscow
Russia
Poland
Tomasz Arciszewski
New Chief For 2nd Marine Div Led In Okinawa Action
General Leroy P. Trant assumed command of the Second Marine Division in Guam amid continuing operations on Okinawa. Maj. Louis Jaen Woods Iss succeeded Major General Francis P. Mulcahy as commanding general of the Okinawa based Army tactical air force and the Second Marine Aircraft Wing.
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Leroy P. Trant
Second Marine Division
Okinawa
Pacific
Jaen
Louis
Woods Iss
Francis P. Mulcahy
Okinawo
Child Dies After Being Struck By Milk Truck
Seven year old Patricia Van Nate tent of Bile was fatally injured yesterday afternoon at Centerville when struck by a milk truck as she crossed the main highway to reach her grandparents. The truck, owned by Wills-Supple Dones, was driven by Carl Greer of Centerville. She died at Titusville Hospital from a compound skull fracture after being removed from the scene. Her father in Erie was notified. services will follow at the Wood & Furman funeral home in Erie. She is survived by her mother and two-year-old brother Michael.
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James Maynard
R. 0
Hollis Upperman
Center Street
J. 0. Kibler
Kane
Park Allegany
Warren and Wilcox
Evangelicd
Missions Covenant
Church of America
Theodore W. Anderson
Chicago
Katherine Perry
Patricia van Nate
Centerville
D. F. Post
Shambaugh
Titusville
Carl &. Greer
Greer
Jul Tahor
Mishael
Catholic Herald Attacks Soviet Behavior In Europe
The Catholic Herald of London denounces Soviet behavior as Hitlerian and dangerous, accusing the Soviet Union of signing a pact with Hitler, invading Poland, and sharing influence with the Nazis while urging the Holy See to apply its standards to Bolshevism. A stray line notes sheep as effective weed destroyers due to their lip structure.
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Catholic Herald
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Herald
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Poland
Holy See
House in Session to Fight Out OPA Issue
House debates reform of price controls with bids to transfer food pricing powers from Bowles to Clinton P. Anderson. Amendments faced administration opposition as crippling, arguing OPA remains key against inflation. Jenkins, an Ohio Republican, proposed shifting all food pricing and rationing authority to the new agriculture secretary on July 1.
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Grandard
OFA
Rep
Jenkins
Ohio
Chester Bowles
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Secretary of Agriculture
Local Conference to Discuss War Production Plans
A fragmented notice indicates a district meeting with Navy officials and local lecturers from Alcoholic Studies. The gathering in Huntingdon, referenced with dates in June and July, aims to review wartime production efforts and discuss related arrangements.
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R. W. DeLan Erle
Navy
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