Naval progress and postwar plans shift with carriers
The piece surveys rapid naval changes from Coral Sea battles to aircraft carriers shaping future fleets. It notes a tug between air power and heavy naval craft, citing Major A P de Beversky and Japanese carrier bases, then shifts to Washington talks among Churchill, Roosevelt, Molotov, and Chiang Kai-shek on postwar strategy. It ends with Ethiopia’s recovery under Haile Selassie, aided by Britain with courts, advisers, and military support.
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Coral Sea
Battle of Way Island
Congress
A. P. de Beversky
American pilot flies dangerous China relief mission
Lieutenant Joseph A. McKeown of Minneapolis and co pilot Olen E. Cupp of Lubbock Texas describe perilous night flights delivering relief supplies to China. They dodged Japanese airbases, flew blind through storms above 16000 feet and navigated canyons and mountain passes to reach northeast China.
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Preston Grover
Wide World
New York
Northwest Airlines
Dakotas
Rockies
China
Joseph A. McKeown
Rowe 2
Minneapolis
Minn
American Airlines
McKeown
Olen E. Cupp
Lubbock
Texas
Texas Tech
Burma
Neaks
Cupp
Ney
Twenty Years Ago Wreck Injures Columbus Man In Jamestown Area
Reports from Jamestown say Earl Whitaker of Columbus was badly hurt when his delivery vehicle was struck by express No. 14 near Lottsville yesterday morning. Matthew Stormes, also of Columbus, with Whitaker, was able to leave the institution last night. Upcoming events include a Young Boys band meeting at the American Legion rooms with Milan Waller and Band Director Bennett encouraging attendance. A Phoenix Flying Circus act featuring Captain Carter Tiffany and Sergt. C. G. Button is planned for Merchants Day on Saturday July 8. Prof. M. J. Blanden has resigned as university superintendent and will join Garry High School in August. Jack Walsh injured his right arm after falling on a tent stake. X-ray shows ligament damage but no broken bones. A new oil find near Meldishie and Tidforte reports deeper pay-streak flows. Ethiopia gains money and Britain acknowledges no design on Ethiopian independence while Liberia remains the only African state with such concerns.
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Earl Whitaker
Columbus
Express
Lottsville
Jamestown
Matthew Stormes
Whitaker
Jack Walsh
Edward Walsh
Bugle Street
G. B. Bennett
Daily Quiz: Test Your Knowledge From Odd Questions
A quirky old quiz lists ten questions on topics from federal offices to world capitals and history. It asks about Archibald Macbeish, Mozambique, fruit canning, a standard company founder, Kalamazoo state, soft-shelled crabs, Boulder Dam dates, Carnation Day president, the sea of Daniny, and Florida’s colonial history.
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Archibald Macbeish
Mozambique i
Portuguese East Africa
Marohes
Turkey
Kalamazoo
Boulder Dam
United States
Daniny
Florida
France
Spain
From Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania Daily Dozen
The report outlines physician fatalities from heart disease cancer tuberculosis and ulcers with heart disease the leading cause among 3527 deaths. Auto accidents killed 38 physicians. 67 deaths stemmed from personal crises. World War I veterans numbered 518, including five Civil War veterans. A few deaths exceeded a hundred years. Many were coroners mayors and other officials. Regular hours exposure and strain contributed to deaths.
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Onty
Fragmented Factographs and Language Notes from 1940s Record
Summary of historical excerpts including steel capacity growth in the United States from 1 491 000 to 3 788 000 net tons between 1941 and 1942, SOS origins, slang terms like angel, a Colorado Boulder quarry detail, and a note on common sentence coordination errors.
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United States
University of Colorado, At Boulder
Moinitains
Tax sale scheduled for 1,000 properties for unpaid taxes
County Treasurer Rollo McGray announced a public sale of approximately 1,008 properties for unpaid county taxes from 1940 and prior years. Properties listed may be removed by timely payments. owners urged to visit the treasurer’s office before the late July deadline to avoid sale.
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Rollo McCray
WRIE
Shine 23
Treasuver
McGray
McCray
Mc Orey
Sugar Grove Youth Injured In Route 173 Crash
Jamestown June 23 Two persons were hurt when a car and four motorcycles collided at Cheneys Point on Route 173 about 9 30 p m Police reported Trene B Flanders 42 of Ashville Ohio drove north on Route 117 J slowed for a tulip she said a following car and another passed then a motorcycle pulled out and hit her side The motorcyclist Robert Sandstrom 18 of Sugar Grove had burns to leg hand and elbow Passenger Eugene Sandstrom 17 of Stow suffered burns to face elbow knee back and possible concussion They were taken to Jamestown General Hospital for treatment
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Jamestown
Cheney's Point
Perport
Trene B. Flanders
Ry Ashville
Tulip
Aheed
Robert Sandstrom
Sugar Grove
Eugene Sandstrom
Stow
Jamestown General Hospital
Ferguson of Oil City jailed for larceny from person
Ferguson of Oil City was sentenced Monday by Judge Lee A McCracken to serve one year in jail and pay a $100 fine plus costs on a larceny from the person charge. He was tried in November 193{ and found guilty. His attorney moved for a new trial, which the court refused. Since the trial the defendant has been free on bail and was accused of stealing money from Roy Milter of Grandberry Township while en route to Titusville in an automobile.
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Prey
Ferguson
Oil City
Lee A McCracken
Roy Milter
Grandberry Township
Titusville
Former Sheriff Kappler Dies
Carl Kappler longtime sheriff of Geie county passed away at his home on West Fifth street Erle, Monico after an extended illness. Death was due to a heart ailment. He was a well known figure in Corry, owner of the Tina Publishing Company and a veteran printer.
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Carl Kappler
Orl Kappler
Geie County
Bal West Fifth Street
Erle
Monico
Whi
Im Corry
I Sale End
Scott Declines to Enter Plea in Fatal Barroom Shooting
Scott Seabl, a 97 year old steward at Atle Trades Club, faces voluntary manslaughter and murder charges for the fatal shooting of Walter S. Porter during a barroom argument at Lake Pleasant Road. He will stand trial in county prison without bail. hearing scheduled before Alderman Williams.
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IMSS
Toseah Seabl
Atle Trades Club
Lake Pleasant Road
Tric
Turtler
Walter S. Porter
West 11Th Street
Svah
Della Oldt
Corry
Willams Hoteler
Burton R Laub
Arlomey Blackmore
Seatt
Airborne invasion of Egypt looms amid exhausted British forces
Report outlines Allied caution at a critical moment as British naval and air losses mount. Observers compare with Malaya and Burma defeats while Attlee cites seven ships sunk and 30 planes destroyed in Mediterranean convoys. Axis losses include a light cruiser and several destroyers.
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Malaya
Burma
Mediterranean
Automobile Classified Ad at A. J. Alkens Motors
Classified ad for automobiles for sale at A. J. Alkens Motor Sales on Missi Avenue. Emphasizes fair dealing and payment terms with insurance offerings and damage coverage through The Auer Agency.
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A. J. Alkens Motor Sales
Auer Agency
Allies must hold the Middle East against Rommel's push
A wartime column urges steadfast defense of the Middle East as Rommel eyes Syria and Egypt. It warns of a potential disaster if the Allies lose this theater, calls for reinforced defence, and stresses preparing for a future knockout blow while Churchill and the president plan offensive strategy.
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Guy Woulie
Germany
Jim
Mirr Churchill
Harry Hoplins
Rommel
Tabyan
Litvinoff
New York
Hitler
Middle East
Egypt
Ubat
Britain
Amoetjee
Willy Irmd
Biller
Sheewane
Market summary and odd lot produce and livestock notes
Pittsburgh June 3 market report shows apples and potatoes steady with mixed prices. Buffalo June 23 livestock report notes hogs cattle and sheep values with weights and ranges, plus a brief New York stock market snapshot of noon prices and listed components.
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Pittsburgh
Georgia’ Bliss
Alabama Bliss
South Carolina
North Carogling
Bliss Cobblers
Bliss
Buffalo
Associated Frees
New York
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Sergt. C. G. Button
Phoenix Flying Circus
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M. J. Blanden
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Daily Quiz
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Charles Kallnski
Aise
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Librarian of Congress
John D. Rockefeller
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Corry, Pa
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Corry Lifense
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Union City
Phone
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S. Tnaaire N. Cohen
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Charles
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Amerian van — American Smelters
American TD
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Malta
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