Tornado Death Toll In Wisconsin And Illinois Rises
Severe tornado damages Belmon t and Darlington area as eight people die in Wisconsin and Illinois. The storm levels more than 100 buildings and leaves many injured with property losses in the thousands of dollars. Officials fear higher toll as crews assess Belmont Darlington and Stephenson county strike zones.
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Wix
Border Counines
Wisconsin
Tlinois
Belmont
Why
Darlington
Mine Bolt Causes Injuries In Pennsylvania Storm
A mining accident in Munining near Pisa Pa injured David Dixon 52 and a nearby woman Doron with burns after an electric bolt surged through a cable. Dixon was hospitalized after collapse and others, including Mrs Catherine Topley 24, and her infant son, suffered burns and shock in separate damage reports. The storm also damaged crops and hail accompanied the event.
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David Dixon
Moshannon Falls
Pilace
Doron
Dixon
Catherine Topley
Tadose wWolim
Tyan Leu
Chinmey
Dee
Topley
20000 Japs Trapped on Saipan in Battle Report
Allied advances on Saipan push inland as Japanese positions are sealed off around Mount Tapatehan and Mount Narutan. Tokyo confirms heavy American landings and sustained naval and air bombardment while U S forces claim damage to Japanese ships and a sinking near Palau, amid ongoing Saipan assault led by Nimitz and MacArthur.
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Navy
Forrestal
Washington
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Mx Naval and Aly
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Saipan
Roosevelt Signs Large Navy Appropriation Bill
President Roosevelt signed a 21,569,798 dollar appropriation bill in Bile Washington, boosting the Navy budget toward a total of 57 billion dollars, amid ongoing plans spanning two years. The action underlines the push to expand U S naval capacity as the world’s largest fleet.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Man Shot by Wife in Weir Home Near Morning
William Boesch, 24, a General Electric worker awaiting navy duty, was shot in the back by his wife Dorothy, 25, with a 22 Colt automatic at the Weir home shortly after 5:20 am. He has a two year old daughter, Diane, and is at St. Vincent's Hospital in fair condition with a possible ruptured diaphragm. Mrs Boesch, hysterical, is also hospitalized under guard. cops and detectives say the shooting appears accidental.
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General Electric
Navy
Dorothy
Diane
St. Vincent's Hospital
Boesth
Jack Murhiv
Hlehkil Hetlea
United States and 18 Nations to Recognize Bolivia Regime
Washington reports that the United States and 18 other American nations will recognize Bolivia after six months of diplomatic strain. The move aligns with a pro United Nations stance under Major Gualverto Villarroel and supports inter ests favorable to UN efforts against the Axis. Mexico City notes renewed diplomatic relations with Bolivia following Padilla's announcement.
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Washington
United States
Bolivia
Gualverto Villarroel
United Nations
Axis
Republicans Agree On Platform Pledges
A fragmented report shows Rep Caroll Reece, Tennessee, and Sen Warren Austin, Vermont, arguing over platform wording. The platform committee chair was pressed to clarify meaning as debate touched on military and economic themes.
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Tepressee
Ame Serted
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Varmont
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Ute
Sapere
Bath
Services Tomorrow for Clarence Allison
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the home of his brother Sean Allison 2 Miles Street Union City for Clarence Allison who died following injuries from an attempted arson at his Burton Ohio home. Rev Wendell Minigh of the Methodist church will officiate. Burial will be in Eversreen Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Marie and three brothers and seven sisters including Leon David and Barry Allison Mrs Hilma Fish Mrs Courine Wandel Mrs Pauline Pratt Mrs Elma Rem Mrs Harry Thomtes Mrs Elva Johnson and Mrs Ellen Conway.
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Cleveland Hospital
Burton
Sean Allison
Miles Street
Union City
Wendell Minalgh
Methodist Church
Elva Johnson
Jamestown
N.Y
Ellen Conway
Tominta
Cass
Erie Shooting Victim 15 Still Surviving
Erie June 23 Cecelia G Hanlin, 40, shot twice in the abdomen by her husband Jon J Hanlin 44 at their home during a Tuesday fight. She is holding her own as investigators say if she recovers he faces charges of intent to kill and possible murder if she dies. Capt Roy Mong of the detective bureau states the husband is held in Erie county jail on open charges.
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Mong
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Mike Sokalsk
Aus
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Spertansburg
Miles Boks
Talsngcade
Gassus L. Sears
Court of Common Plean
Pennsylvania
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Cassius L. Sears
Wayne
H. A. Baker
Arville
A. Baker
William McTntier
William McTnller
Fred W. Lamberton Sherrif
Penn
A. Walter FL. Scott
Lorry
Cherries Ready at Westfield Amid Harvest Plan
Westfield prepares for cherry harvest starting Monday June 6. Estimated crop at 60 percent of normal with 60 pickers needed next week under Food Command. Youths over 14 with certificates and women invited. YMCA housing for Women’s Land Army arriving July 1. Kendall camp manages feeding. transportation from New York paid if stay two weeks, longer stays covered by wages. farmers to guarantee 10 a week for room and board regardless of weather.
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Kendall Camp
Silver Creek
New York City
Chautauqua Republicans back Dewey at county meeting
At a four hour meeting in Hotel Jamestown the Chautauqua County Republican executive committee endorsed Gov Thomas E Dewey for the presidential nomination. George A Hohline of Jamestown was elected treasurer to replace Oscar A Lenina and two of ten committee vacancies were filled. The Kremlin in Moscow covers about three acres.
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Chautauqua County
Thomas E. Dewey
Jamestown
George A. Hohline
First National Bank
Tressurer
Oscar A. Lenina
Aged convict in 20 years claims innocence
Philadelphia reports a 68 year old prisoner, known as George Willse but claiming the name Bolster, declaring his innocence after a counterfeiting conviction. He escaped the Federal building, evaded crowds briefly, and argues most prior convictions since 1922 are frames, asserting counterfeiting gear and a map with many marked Durgharized sites belonged to others.
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George Wi.llsee
Tme
Federal
Answers to the quiz printed on the editorial page
The list presents quiz answers including a line about one million taxpayers, a motor torpedo boat, Wilt duck, a statement about someone not, Reykjavik, nectar and ambrosia, peat, The death of Socrates, Balse, and a note about The Reverend Mr Smith's visit last week.
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Nectar and Ambrosia
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Balse
Smith
FOR SALE AND AUCTION NOTICE ITEMS AND ESTATE ADS
Classified snapshot lists for sale items including hay acreage and farming gear, musical instruments, and a mowing machine. Several public and auction sales promise at Lakewood Stock Farm Stables and local farms. Notices include estate administration, mortgage discharge petition, and public sale reminders in Corry area 1944.
Markets Stock Buffalo Livestock Summary Buffalo NY
Buffalo livestock market reports hogs, cattle, calves, sheep with prices and weights. Hogs 170-270 lbs steady. top 14.15. sows 9.25-10.00. Cattle steady. lightweight canners 6.00-8.75. weighty canners 7.00-7.50. cows 9.25-11.00. bulls and feed stock described. Calves 16.00-17.50, best 17.00. sheep 7.00 top. lambs early spring 16.00. Pittsburgh Produce notes moderate demand. apples and potatoes listed. New York market roundup and stock quotes include numerous firms and symbols with varied prices.
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