Jamestown and Warren area notices and events
The page lists local items from Jamestown Warren and surrounding area including a retirement tribute for Mabel Harman after 47 years at Jamestown National Chautauqua County Bank, local hospital notes, civic group meetings, and shop and service ads. It reports car crash details, funeral notes, and community notices from Corry Warren and Meadville regions with multiple names and places.
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Wilcox Grocery
Jamestown
Sportsmen's Club
National Chautauqua County Bank
Mabel S. Harman
Spring Street
Journal Office
Jett
Bernice Thompson
Corry Hospital
The
Baptist Ladies Aid
Mms
W. N. Jones
Marion Street
Red Cross
Powell Motors
Fourteen Die in East Coast Navy Crew Disaster
The Navy reports fourteen crew members died when an underwater explosion sank a large American ship near June. Chief Engineer LaCoy believes a mine caused the blast. Four survivors, including LaCoy, were later rescued, with Captain Roy Allen among the bodies recovered. The AP tallies 824 ships lost or damaged in the western Atlantic since Pearl Harbor.
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Associated Press
Navy
Jnne
William James LaCoy
Sisten Island
Roy Allen
Quonset, RT
United
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
State Defense Board Studies Evacuation Plans
In Harrisburg on June 90, the State Committee on Evacuation and Welfare discussed precautionary civilian evacuation plans. Dr. A C Marts explained evacuations would occur only after repeated air attacks, with counties appointing evacuation and welfare officers and establishing evacuation areas and reception districts.
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Harrisburg
State Committee On
A. C. Marts
State Defense Council
State Council
Axe wound fatal in Bellefonte incident
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on June 90 Robert Bye aged 55 of Howard died after being cut in the side when he slipped and fell onto an axe. The accident occurred yesterday leaving authorities to investigate the mishap.
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Warren
Mondi
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
I. J. ‘Wilford
Buteavor
Lous Cole
Lb. PB Walters
Pennsylvania
Wilford
Walters
Cole
Bellefonte
Robert Bye
Howard
Sears Roebuck Chief Thomas J Carney Dies at 36
Thomas J Carney president of Sears Roebuck and Company died last night of heart disease at age 36 after months of illness. He rose from a temporary shipping clerk to head the mail order giant, having been named president in January 1939 when General Robert B Wood became chairman.
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Root
Mrattville
Harry Deeter
Praser-Brace
Meadville City Hospital
Bessemer
Westen
Thomas Motor Co
Brie
Thomas Lovewell
Gem City Furniture Co
St. Vincent's Hospital
Jamestown
James
Eric
Robert E. Turner
Washington Place
Glifford M
Bennett Davis
Titusville
Sears, Roebuck Head
Chicago
Thomas J. Carney
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Robert B. Wood
Egyptian Regime Remains Confident in Defense Assurance
CATRO June 29. Prime Minister Mustapha Nahas Pasha told the Egyptian parliament that Britain has reiterated its determination to defend Egyptian territory against any aggression and possesses the means and power to do so. He quoted a message from British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden asserting readiness and satisfactory conditions for defense.
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Catro
Great Britain
Premiser Mustapha Nuhas Pasha
Anthony Aden
Nahas Pashi
Two Cadets Killed in Army Plane Collision Near Aberdeen
Two training planes collided six miles south of Aberdeen at 2000 feet killing Raeburn Gordon 26 of Farmville Virginia and Forrest Johnston 20 of North Hollywood California. Cadets Desmond Fairburn 18 and Hoover Edward 27 of Philadelphia Mississippi parachuted to safety with minor injuries.
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Columbus
Miss. Jime
Air Corps
Raeburn TM Gordon
Farmviile
Porest J. Johnston
North Hollywood
Daitf
Aberdeen
Desmond N. Fairburn
Heaston
Hoover Edward
Philadelphia
Miss
Mass evacuation of Japanese in California counties
On June 30, authorities ordered about 1800 Japanese residents from 20 inland northern California counties evacuated as the first mass move from Military Area 2. The migration, beginning July 5, aimed to finish by noon July 19 with relocation to unspecified sites.
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San Francisco
California
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Heinz Pickles
Eatweel
Nestle
MES
Wheaties
Wing- Willi Star Stores
Shmlery Center
Chautauque County
Legion
From the American Legion
the National Bank OF Carry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Ide
Aldine
Spyrek
Louis Clark
Buffalo
Louie
Trofiedale Park
Mary Anderson
Street Railway Company
Irvingdale Park
Clarks
Elk County General Hospital
Mills
Simon Egger
Ruth
Egger
H. L. Rowe
Ladies Aid
U. B. Church
Ross Fleming
East Columbus Avenue
Theissen’s. Dial
Clifford Austin
Duane Street
George Payer
Spartansburg
B.D
Eugene Uplinger
Holly's
Frederick P. Rogers
James VanGuilder
West Prederick Street
Corry ‘Mespical
Uh. B. Wayne Valley Church
Lynn Sill
Croft
Kendall
Center
Washington Streets
W. S.C
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Lynn Ry ‘van Wingh
Field Artillery
United States Army Reserve Corps
Fort Niagara
N.Y
Franklin
Paul Goyassimany
Sweetland
Clarion
Feacs
J.J. Amor
Sherrif W
City Water Department
Chris Nelson
Mr. Nelson
House
Civilian Conservation Corps
Crawford County
Selective Service Board
Conscientious Objectors
Citizens’ Patriae
Chamber of Commerce
Meadville
Donald A. House
Charles Pahr
Spencer Hospital
Blames Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Leo Abemuthy
Allegheny County Workhouse Board of Managers
David L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Abernathy
Max Factor
Absorbine JR
Eastman & Agfa Films
State Defense Board Studies
Florsheim
Corey's Greatest Clothiers
WM. Center St
Helen Skoppe
Pol
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