Mill Village Driver to Face Manslaughter Charge in Fatal Crash
Lennie Range of Mill Village will be arraigned in Union City on charges of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Ludwick Carla pastor of the Pentecostal Holiness Church. Carla died after a late Tuesday night crash when Range's Chevrolet truck struck a Willys sedan causing it to be pushed into an Oldsmobile. Carlson, owner of the Willys, died Thursday night after a skull fracture and chest injuries. Funeral services were held in Union City Sunday.
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Lennie Range
Mill Village
Union City
Ludwick
Carla, Gil
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Louis Paradorn
State Motor Police
Carlson
Montague
Fragmentary OCR summary of a Western Edin school item
Incomplete text from a Western Edin school page fragment mentions Amboy area sports and trips, with garbled references to students and staff. Details are unreadable. cannot determine concrete actions, dates, or names.
Local meeting outlines 9 holiday planning and duties
Fragmented notes describe a county association event with committee members from district ford and references to children and girls in dresses. Details mention a holiday term, reform day, and approximate ages for enrollment. The text includes names like Henderson and Torres and references to November 4 and evening sessions.
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Campbell
Willinie
Ford
Niley
Ary
Chapan Reyo
Jena
Hender_ torres
Bataan Forces Await Jap Blitz Assure Chief
The War Department announced that Filipino troops in the Philippines would continue their defense with the same zeal under General MacArthur as under his command. U.S. bombers attacked Rabaul in a related report.
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Bataan
Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Axis Claims Break In U S Bataan Lines By AP
Berlin reports from Tokyo say American defenses on Bataan have been breached and units isolated. A communique notes MacArthur’s forces in Australia remain confident of victory in the Pacific. American bombers from Australia claim heavy damage to enemy airfields at Rabaul and Lae with several planes destroyed on the ground and by interceptions. The Bataan defense continues, with no reply yet to Japan’s surrender ultimatum as observers expect further operations.
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U. S. Bataan
Berlin
Tokyo
Bataan
MacArthur
Australia
United Forest
Pacific
Rabaul
New Britain
Lae
New Guinea
War Department
Pearl Arbor
Jonathan M. Mali
Luzon Island
Philippines
Half State's Gas Stations Were Open in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports indicate many retail gasoline stations remained open, with sales about 30 percent below last Sunday. Associated Gasoline Retailers president A Reed Engle cited independent operators who refused to close as causing continued operation despite shortages. In Pittsburgh, two new lawyers in service uniform were admitted to practice before the state supreme court at the spring session opening.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
A. Reed Engle
Associated Gasoline ‘Retailers of
Engle
Univem
Pittsburgh
Unif
State Supreme Court
H. Ger
Venetia
Washington County
Bhwign
John G. Buchara
Pittsburg
Unknown Object Causes Coast Alert
An unidentified object triggered a coast alert with a 20 minute broadcast disruption across Southern California. Stations from San Luis Obispo to San Diego, and Boulder City Nevada, were ordered off air at 5 35 a.m. and allowed to return at 5 55. Army HQ later reported the object no longer present but still wanted.
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Prese San Pravcisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Taftware
Boulder City
Nev
Fourth Army
Generel Pert
Atlantic Coast Ship Toll Rises After New Attacks
The toll of ships sunk or damaged by Axis submarines off the Atlantic coast reached 85 after fresh weekend reports. Navy disclosures say six more ships were attacked, with 18 sailors killed or missing. The first casualty a merchant ship torpedoed Tuesday night left seven dead and 20 survivors rescued within half an hour. A second ship sank Thursday with five engine room crew missing, and 31 rescued within 20 minutes. A third vessel was crippled Wednesday night with 92 sailors saved, two later killed or drowned. A Brooklyn man quoted says two planes dropped depth charges over the scene. Mrs. Henry Paulson Jr and her son planned a two week trip to York, Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Atlantic
Navy
Hugh Drum
James J. Galvani
Brooklyn
Air War Rises as Japanese Hit Port Moresby
In Melbourne on March 23, Japanese raids on Port Moresby failed to break the New Guinea defense as United States and Australian bombers delivered heavy blows. Advancing reports say 33 Japanese aircraft were destroyed in the week’s air battles, with Darwin and Dutch Timor targets also struck. Prime Minister Curtin hailed the operations as highly successful in the Pacific air war.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Marely
Port Moresby
Australia
New Guinea
Joli Curtin
Pacific
Wyndham
Nuustralia
United Nations
Almosi
Dill
Dutch Timor
Sasquill
Royal Australian Air Force
Douglas MacArthur
Dominion
Japan
MacArthur
Australis
Francis M. Forde
United States
Forde
Hubertus J van Moo
Netherlands East Indies
Tac
New Gainea
Darwin
Iron Lung Rushed to Aid Child Near Sparta
A corry iron lung was moved to a child's home near Sparta to check the spread of poliomyelitis after a 13 year old contracted the disease. The Hasbrouck child from east of Cloverdale is ill with infantile paralysis. hospital officials ordered the respirator to be used at home to prevent further outbreaks.
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Ford County Na
Corry
Corry Hospital
Pall Sub
Esther Hasbrouck
Will Hasbrough
Clovertisle
Spartansburg
Hutamer School
Gloverdale
Gas Stations Close Sunday Amid Rationing Plan
Garry's and other stations largely shut on Sundays as the government enforces a 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. weekday schedule to conserve fuel. Stations expect full week closure next, with rationing likely via coupons within two months. Local operators report most outlets adhering to the new hours. Great Lakes ships set a record by opening navigation earlier than ever before, beating the previous early-April start.
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Garry
Jounal
Ainee
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Great Lakes
Balkans Stir as Germans Pit Bulgars Against Turks
Assorted press dispatches report rising tension in the Balkans as Bulgaria and Turkey face possible Axis alignment shifts. Observers note Turkish fears over Dardanelles use and Bulgaria’s potential entry into war, with Romania and Hungary also under Axis leverage.
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Balkans
British Set for New North Africa Campaign
The British Eighth Army readies for renewed fighting in North Africa as Axis forces mass across the Suez theater. June through August are seen as optimal for a campaign, with Rommel's earlier spring offensive recalled. British leadership reports strong supply lines and a successful raid near Ain el Gazala that penetrated 30 to 40 miles into enemy positions, capturing prisoners and driving toward Bir Hacheim.
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Ly Associated Press
8Th Army
Ermins
Go-Nille
Jemsé
Mediterraneact
Erwin Rommel
Hhemselves
Clement Atlee
Dominions
Liverpool
Britain
Tmint- Martnba
Seto
Ain el Gazala
Ain el Gavala
Tobemiie
Bir Hachelm
Allied Submarine Torpedoed Carrier Off Bali
A Fort Australia dispatch reports an Allied submarine torpedoed a Japanese aircraft carrier off Bali on March 3. The carrier, estimated at about 97,000 tons, may be out of action for a long period if sunk.
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Associated Press
London
Daily Telegraph
Fort
Australia
Bali
Runaway Youths Return to Homes
Two runaway youths from Martshore II, William Stevenson and Howard Otyers, returned to their parents after a city visit. They had left school shortly before graduation and triggered an extensive search. They sought work through the State Employment Service and were placed at the George Garton farm, then agreed to return home with their parents who visited Saturday.
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Martshore II
Asebeill Geys
Hhorus
Ads
State Employment Service
Worl Aid
George Gardon
Garton
William Stevenson
Stevenson
State Institution
New Jersey
Sudden Storm Closes Roads Across Erie Area
A weekend storm dumped light snow from Corry to Meadville causing slippery highways and several marooned automobiles on Route 27 near Meadville. Crews applied cinders to curves and hills while Edinboro and Albion districts felt the hardest hit with snow flurries continuing into today.
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Biveville Corners
Meadville
Edinbors
Albion
Carter Hill
Highway Department
Mio
Navy reports torpedoed UN vessel off Atlantic coast
Bulletin wires from Washington Havana London Philadelphia report urgent war notes. A UN merchant ship torpedoed off the Atlantic coast. Seven British Spitfires arrive in Havana en route to a US base for overhaul. Japanese air reinforcements rush to Burma as artilliery bases suffer. Pitcairn airfield and 17 surrounding tracts totaling 657 acres seized by Navy for reserve aviation base in Montgomery County Pennsylvania.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
Philadelphia
Pitcairn
Montgomery County
Navy Department
Naval Reserve Aviation
Cripps Arrives in India to Seek United War Front
Sir Stafford Cripps, Britain's envoy, lands in New Delhi to urge a united fight against the Axis and present a plan toward dominion status after the war with self government during a transition. Gandhi calls for assurances against harsh measures, while Congress demands independence and talks of bridging Muslim and Congress divides continue.
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Cripps
Britain
India
United War Front
Ary Ss
Sandaved Fress
New Delhs India
Sir Stafford Cripps
Stafford
Mohandas
Gandhi
Congress Party
Re ‘Ment
United Provinces Congress Party
Kmown
Sir Sikandar Hyst Khan
Funjab
Moslem League Workng Committee
Maulana Abdul Eelah ‘Azad
Big sea battle reported by Rome and London
Rome and London report a major naval clash off the North African coast as Italian warships hammer a British convoy near Sirte and Benpause. Axis air attacks and torpedo planes pounded the fleet while Italian ships closed in on escort vessels. casualties and precise damages will be announced later.
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Rome
Mare
North African
Sirte
Benpass
Hich
Mediterranean
High Command
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Romanie
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Burma Command
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