British Drive Deeper Into Mareth Defenses
British forces pressed the Mareth Line in central Tunisia with gains against Rommel’s retreating troops estimated at 80,000 men including Germans and Italians. Berlin radio claimed a lull in Turkish fighting hides continued enemy resolve while American troops reported progress in Maknassy and El Cinar sectors despite heavy casualties.
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Casini
Sar
Dinia
Algeria
Paris
Maknassy
el Cinar
Yentral
Tunisia
Rommel
Cousin of Corrvites Dies at St Petersburg
Telegram received this morning notified the death of Glenn C. Crandall of St. Petersburg, Fla. The deceased was a cousin of Howard Cyathall and Mrs. CG Buxton and Ray Hastins. He was well known locally, having resided here for many years and attended numerous socials.
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Corrvites
ST. Petersburg
A. W. Raueener
Glenn
Crandall
St . Petersburg
Howerd Cyathall
Buxton
Ray Hastins
Ariel
Cy Hiskins
Dhl
Funeral Services for James Nehil Today
Funeral services for James Nehil, who died Thursday afternoon, were conducted at St. Thomas Church this morning. The Rev. Francis J. Graves officiated. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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James Nehil
Temes Nehil
St. Thomas Church
Francis J. Graves
James Sullian
Oly Bracken
Gh Clarke
Charles Keasing
Local notices and sales across the city
City listings include Pillsbury flour priced at 1.29 a 24 2 1B sack and baking goods from Page & Ferry with free delivery. A New Hampshire Red hen lays oversized eggs at 406 Arland Avenue. Meats and wallpaper ads appear with prices and delivery notes. Funeral service for Betty Jane Snyder reported, plus hospital discharge updates and local civic notices. Deserter arrest in Kane. community events and bingo planned in Warren and Titusville areas.
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Pillsbury
Ige
Davis
Page & Ferry
Olran
Metiler
Arland Avenue
New Hampshire
Dunnkirk
Henry Haeisl
Inca Rationing Board
Chautauqua County
Frank Wilcox
Silomanca
Betty Jane Snyder
Mumphrey Center
Sala~ Mines Ely
Held for Court After Hearing on Assault Charge
Harry Slufflebeam, 42, of West Pleasant Street, was held for the next term of Erie County Court after a preliminary hearing. Arrested Thursday on information from his nine year old daughter, he pleaded not guilty at Alderman Gordon's Friday morning hearing. Bond set at 2000, he was remanded to Erie due to inability to post bond.
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Eric
Carlo Petronio
Louie Betrottio
Myskestrest
C. H. Hagadorn
18Th
Sassafras
Washington School
Washington School. Rev. Hagadorn Took the Boy To St. Vincent's Hospital
Holly's
Fred J. Rich
West Ziasireat
Europe
Erie
Hammerhill Paper Co
Air Force
Franz
Kane
Slate Motor Police
Earle Slagle
Anel
Wetmore
Youir
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Jewell
Titusville
Clement E. Stewart
Centerville
Albeny Township
Mr. Stewart
Tue
Shirley Tolan
Talirt
Harry Slufflebeam
West Pleasant Street
Erie County
Leon Brown
Stufflebeam
G. FL. Gordon
Stufflehearn
Tnable
Erle
Informer Suits Anaconda Over Government Wire Contracts
Mrs. Helen M. Reichmann of Philadelphia sues Anaconda Wire and Cable Co and four officials in U S District Court for 4000 on behalf of the government. She claims the government was defrauded on armed forces and lend lease contracts and seeks double damages under the informer statute with a share for her if any award is made.
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Associated Press Philadelphia
Informer
Helen M. Reichmann
Philadelphia
Anaconda Wire and Cable Co
Aod
U. S. District Court
Reichmann
Wav
Bandits Strike Chester Bank, Escape With Cash
Two men beat and robbed a 65 year old private bank proprietor in Chester Pennsylvania, fleeing in an old car with 2200 dollars. The banker Frank DePugia is hospitalized, son Dr. Palmer DeBuria reports possible fractured skull. Police pursue suspects across eastern Pennsylvania.
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Posess Mummyers
Chester
Pennsylvania
Frank DePugia
Palmer DeBuria
DeFuria
Ghief
George J. Feeney
Crop loans available to nearby farmers
Emergency Food and Loan Office official M. M. Newton Jr announces crop and feed loans up to 900 dollars for eligible Pennsylvania farmers and others, at 4 percent interest with a simple lien on crops or feed. Local coordinators in Butler, North East, Union City, Girard, and Erie counties handle applications and outreach.
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Actin
M. Newton, Jr
Emergency Chop and Feed Loan Office
Baltimore
Farm Credit Administration
Pennsylvania
J. J. Nealon
Butler
Evie County
Louis A. Pease
Main Street
North East
Emma Ward
High Street
Union City
B. F. Hicks
Girard
C. J. Petri
Ilo State Street
Eris
Nutshell Sketches of Members of National Resources Planning Board
AP Features profiles three members of the National Resources Planning Board. Frederic Adrian Delano, born in China and educated at Harvard, Wheeling and Lake Erie railways, heads transport studies and League of Nations work. Charles Raward Merriam, Chicago political scholar and author, former mayoral candidate, WWI corps captain. George Washington Yantis, Olympia lawyer, former state representative, longtime Northwest planning chair. All are married with families and based in Washington.
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Tom Sturies
Nefi
National Resources Planning Board
Whvomoles
Erie
Grive
Sbetal
Prderic Adrian Delano
Chi i
Ynele
Tre
China
Wabgst
Wheeling
Lake Eriemwads
League of Nations Commission
Persia
Washington
Charles Raward Merriam
Hopkinton
Benox College
Suite Uiversity of Law
Columbia
Legan
University of Chicago
Hie
Chicago
George Washington Yantis
Aawyer
Olympia
Wash
University of Wiconsin
Attaney
New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia Likely Enlists in Army
March 27 Washington reports White House press secretary Stephen Early said indications point to service in the army for New York City mayor Fiorello LaGuardia. He could not confirm branch or role though administrative work in North Africa or occupied Europe was mentioned as possibilities. The War Department had no comment and Early did not confirm any medical exam.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Stephen, Early
Army
Fiorello LeGuardis
New York City
Early
LaGuacdia
New York
North Africa
Reorters
Secr
War Department
LaGuardia
Damage action filed in Erie court over auto crash
Joseph Kowalski of 1996 East Sid Street sues Alfred Showler of 804 Chevrnut Street for 25000 damages in trespass. Kowalski alleges serious injuries and three months hospitalization after being struck by Showler’s car on December 6, 1941 while Kowalski was loading a handcart at 6th Street and Payne Avenue.
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Erie
Joseph Kowalski
East Sid Street
Alfred G. Showler
Chevrnut Street
Kowalski
Showler
6Th Street
Payne Avenue
Fragmented OCR News Item on Public Service and Disorder
Disjointed notes cite a night incident and ensuing restrictions by a board on service and industry, mentioning West and New York health patrons and a mob wait. References to Britain India and the United Nations appear amid garbled names, places, and numbers.
Senator de felo Defends North Africa Aid Advice
In a tense in vicinity debate, the senator advocates for continued aid to North Africa, arguing strategic and humanitarian needs. Opponents urge reevaluation amid regional instability and shifting defense priorities.
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de Felo
North Africa
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Jewell's
DuBois
Noom
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Relph
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Field
Hagelhurst
Trens
Stanley Morian
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Mradyille
Amy Wilder “Michitel
Simville
Venango County
City Hospital
America
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Jory Hospital Wriday
Prank Leone
Maple Avenue
Thomas, Brow
Mound Street
Donald Warner
Snyder Circle
Powell Motors
Federal Deposit
NSUR
Sut
Fourth Ward
Reid Hetrick
Marienville
Elk County General Hospital
PBC Lindsley’s
Emergency Crop and Loan Office
Joan
Kenley
Miller‘s News
Rex Sun
Jonn Garhele
George Tobias
Warry Carey Masvene
Warner Bros
Timely Pyeture
Renae Plumbing
Parisk
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Lynch
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Thornton
Penn
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Woma
C. H. ¢ Smith
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Smith
Lockport
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Alfred
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