Negotiations speed up Polish question crisis
The United States and Britain press to include Mikolajczyk in talks on Poland's unified regime as delays threaten the San Francisco conference. Also reported are a war telegram confirming S/Sgt. Raymond Christensen killed in action in Luzon on February 15, and community notices about a Red Cross sewing meeting and a club gathering.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Poland
San Francisco
Moscow
Stanislaus Mikolajczyk
London
United States
Britain
Mikolajczyk
Resumption of Kane Products plant work signals revival
Kane district reports resume of operations at the Kane Products plant after March 16 sale to an out of town firm. workers begin a general tune up of machinery as a similar program to prior owners is planned with limited expansion. also notes local war fund drive totals and other regional notices.
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Katherine Perry
Kane
Kane Products
Tony
Witlis
Pic
Donald W. Lawrence
Bue
Germany
Willis Lawrence
R. D
Gunnison Road
Kriegsgefangeonpost
Pfc
Clyde W. Park
J. W. Dunkle
Emienton
I Ward
War Department
Adjutant General
Pfc. Park
Mirs
Neil Mallory
Crittenden
Bradford
Boston
Mass
Binlenton
Lewis E. Mallory
Franklin Industrial
Red Cross
Thi
Franklin
Mayville Case Inquire About Woman Suspect
Authorities in Mayville investigate the record of Dorothy Sagen Martifi 47 on trial for assaulting her mother in law Julia Rossiter. The victim died in hospital from injuries including a fractured hip. Martifi has lived in Mayville for years. her daughter Julis Binoy has been held in jail after allegedly witnessing the attack. New York authorities offered no new information.
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Mayville
Chi Urwig Io
Tarlay
Dorothy Sagenite Martifi
Burgert
Julia Wossiter
Rocton
Jager
Gambler killed at Reading. one suspect held
In Reading Pennsylvania, early today Tony Moran a 42 year old gambler was shot dead at a downtown gambling club. John Wittig former associate of Moran was taken into custody near city hall while four other men are questioned by District Attorney J F Marx as an inquest is planned.
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Associated Press
Reading
John Wittig
Tony Moran
Wittig
City Hall
Harry Bowman
Bowman
Moran
Point Joint Range
Three Convicted in Gasoline Coupon Fraud Case
In Federal Court, March 21, Rudolph Lindner John Para Elisé and Joseph Rugare were found guilty on five counts of counterfeiting gasoline coupons and related offenses after a two hour jury deliberation. Paradise was acquitted on one count and convicted on others.
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Rudolph Lindner
Homer Avenue
John F. Para
Elisé
West Jath Street
Joseph Rugare
Post Avenue
P. Peanea
Lindner
Rugare
Paradise
Death of Corry resident John J Courneen at 1873-202x Ajax plant veteran
John J Courneen a lifelong Corry resident and retired Ajax plant employee died last night at Corry Hospital after a stroke suffered Sunday. He was born in Corry in June 1873 and lived at 61 Liberty Street. Survived by wife Charlotte, three daughters Mrs Truman Hondas Sister M Roberta and Anne Colwneen, two sons Thomas Courneen and John Courneen, two brothers Thomas and Michael, sister Mrs Katherine Van Dresar, eight grandchildren. Funeral at St Thomas Church Friday morning at 9 30.
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A. M. Litz
N. Center Street
Kane
Frahk
Wilman
Mt. Jewett and Kane
Kane Pure Ice Company
Karle Summit ‘Hospital
Arnold, Bartlett
Alvin Okerlund
J. ©. Anderson
Warren
Glenn W. Silvis
Washington School
P.T. A
Corry Hospital
Fred Wehn
Elgin
Robert Prine
Iain Street
Albert Maker
Spartansburg
Betty Wood
West
Congress Street
Walter Hajec
North Second Agenuey
Melvin Nelson
Snyder Circle
Jack Cochran
Grant Avenue
Erie
Franklin
James EB. Stone
U.S. Army
Taly
Meadville
Ward M. Robinson
Grosvenor
Mckee
Talon, Inc
Talon Club
Corry
John J. Courneen
Veturam
Oenploye
Ajax Tron
Wotles Ant
Coumeen
Ajax
Hel
Mendvillé
Msomand
Ajay
Courteen
J. W. & A.B. Howard’ Company
Tiberty Street
St. ‘Thomes
Courneen
Charlotte Courteen
Truman Hondas
Bradford
M. Roberta
Mercyhunst
Anne Colwneen
Thomas Coreen
Buffalo
John Courneen
Union City
FDR Appeals For A Toward Red Cross Fund Drive
Four million workers, urged by President Roosevelt in a radio address, renew their push to raise 2009,000,000 for the Red Cross in 1945. He called for over subscription to aid 7,500,000 Americans overseas or fighting afloat and 70,000 in enemy camps, stating the need is greater and promising not to be deterred.
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Washington
Red Cross
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Meyer
Anserted
Tess
Chinese Break Into Walled City of Tayu
Chinese forces breached the north gate of the walled Kiangsi town of Tayu in China's Wolfram mining district and fought house to house in the fortress, according to the Chinese high command. Attacks on Kahnsien, 50 miles northeast, were reported around the southeastern outskirts of the former U S Air Base.
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Tayu
Associated Press
Chungking
Kiangs Province
China
Wolfram
Chinese High Command
Lady
Kahnsien
U. S
Preasy Washington Receipts Reported As 46 Thousand Plus
A fragmented report lists Washington receipts with figures including 46 704 and 389 347 012 87 plus 910 529 35, though the full context and dates are unclear in the OCR. The text references financial totals and positions, but the source is incomplete and may omit key entities or dates.
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