Clymer Pupils Aid Salvage Drive and School Activities
May 7 reports show Clymer Central School ninth year social studies class organizing a Salvage Flag campaign with the American Legion, details on metal collection May 7 8 and classroom talks. Teachers and students organized refreshments, outings, and Latin French and art class activities with programs in assembly and a Trojan horse reading.
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Buymer
Wetal Studies
Amer
Benly Neckers
Winifred Riebergen
Central School
Gub Club
Findley Tike
Art Hale
Bob Humphrey
Roger Thompson
Edward Werren
Bob Humprey
John Weeks
Glenn Watts~ Vials
Chester Organ
Glenn Malesti
Mr_ Boylan
Damcott-Jones American Legion Post
The
Legion
Aise
Tevion
Wesley G. Miller
Hubert W. Brown
American Songbag Company
Soprana
Danquét
Ubrary
Hallihurton
Troy
Paul Meyerink
Hubert Wassink
LaMont Goring
France
America
Littwy Club
Fulham
Sherman
Carlisch
Liltian Wiggers
Dick ‘TenHaken
Esters
Thenapus
Miss Davis
Tught
Eveamd Jayce Searem
Radio Listings Preview Tonight's Programs and Guests
Radio schedule highlights include Dr J Sly on price control on CBS at 6 30, Ottawa town meeting from Canada U S cooperation talks, NBCs late night lineup with Bess Johnson serials and musical acts, Pan American Child Congress roundtable, and varied programs across CBS MBS NBC BLU with operas, dramas, concerts, and festival features.
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BLY
Ptce
CBS
America
Ottawa
Cam Camda
U. S
MBS
Paul V. McNut
NBC
al Pearce
Fanny Brice
Frank Morgan
Bob Crosby
Brother Bing
Vallee and Banymore
Gracis Fields
Mauéie
Munday
Johneott
Vincent Lopes
Club Matiner
Narrow escape as car struck by train in Erie
At 11:15 last night a car returning home was struck by eastbound train No. 98 at the Brad Avenue crossing of the Erie Railroad in Erie. The front of the auto was grazed but the occupants escaped unhurt. Driver Thomas J. Trombella, 21, of 626 West 18th Street, Erie, and passenger Frank R. Izal of fall West 11th Street, Erie, were at the wheel and owner respectively.
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Wennababy
Filey
Erie
West 18Th Street
Frank R. Izal
Fall West 11Th Street
Wood furniture untouched by steel restrictions in Jamestown
Jamestown furniture industry, a key local and national consumer goods sector, remains unaffected by new steel restrictions. Earle C. Hultquist, president of Jamestown Royal Upholstery Co and of the National Association of Marine Manufacturers, said the order excludes joining hardware like nuts screws and bolts essential to wood furniture production after a phone briefing with WEE officials.
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Jamestown
Americas
Earle C. Hult- Quiet
Jamestown- Royal
National Association of Maniine Manufactuers
Thesday
WEE
Ivevig
Hultquist
Narrowest Thoroughfare in Havana Cuba
The narrowest street on earth is Via Sol in Havana Cuba measuring 47 inches from wall to wall. The tiny passage highlights Havana’s historic urban bottlenecks and showcases how dense city planning produced extreme street widths. Local guides note its remarkable cramped dimensions and tourist curiosity.
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Havana
Cuba
Oyster season opens with 318 million value in US
The oyster season runs from September to April yielding about 318 million dollars in oysters. The average consumption is estimated at 48 oysters for each resident of the United States, reflecting strong demand and substantial harvests.
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Tinited Stiles
Neck broken in auto crash injures four in Ridgway area
A May 7 accident near Brockway injured three women and four other people. Fred Johnson, 60, Brockport garage owner, suffered a broken neck and ribs and is hospitalized in DuBois. Johnson's condition is serious but hopeful, per family. One patient, Elisabeth McAulay, 64, Ridgway, remains hospitalized with a fractured skull and chest contusions.
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Ridgway
Brockway
Fred Johnson
Brockport Gaage
Johnson
Maple Avenue
DuBois
Elisabeth McAulay
Mmother
Matt McAulay
Publisher of Albion News Injured in Crash Near Cowes Ohio
Walter Conrath 98 editor and publisher of the Albion News and Stanley Binks 34 Albion railroad worker were seriously injured when their car overturned several times near Singaville Ohio west of Cowes shortly after midnight Tuesday. Conrath is at Brown Memorial Hospital Conneaut with brain concussion and other injuries while Binks remains in critical condition with brain concussion facial lacerations jaw fracture and unconscious since the crash. The vehicle, owned by Connah, left the highway at a sharp surge and overturned after hitting a tree.
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Erie
Walter Conrath
Alvion News Weekly
Aemer Tesldeub
Singaville
Ohio
Cowes
Gourath
Brown Memorial Hospital
Conneaut
Stanley Binks
Albion
Connah
Oil City Architect Dies Suddenly in South
Ammett Briley, 70, prominent Oil City architect, died suddenly while visiting his son Walter in Heauford, Georgia. He had long suffered a heart ailment and spent winter in Florida. Born May 5, 1872 in Tully Valley, New York, he designed many local and nearby buildings including Hotel Cory.
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Ammett Briley
Walter
Heauford
Plorilla
Enoute
Bailey
Tully Valley
No. Yi
Cory
Western Pennsylvanians to Get Gas Ration Relief
Rep Samuel Wels of Allegheny County says the War Production Board will soon remove western Pennsylvania and West Virginia from the Eastern Seaboard gasoline market district. The move would let the region export its own output with less shipping to other areas as eastern rationing begins May 16. Wels notes the change should ensure rationed gasoline reaches workers and defense plants in the region. A meeting with officials and business groups was planned in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Washington
Samuel Wels
Allegheny County
War Production Board
Pennsylvan
West Virginia
Uistern Seaboard
Weiss
Office of Brive Administration
Petroleum Coordintor
Jim Alleghentes
Seaboard
Pennsylvania
Ralph
Duyles
Privaleum
Pittspuren
British claim capture of Madagascar base
Reported operations describe dawn assault on Antsitana, heavy losses feared, Major General Sturges's forces capturing Antsirana and Diego Suoveralo, with French surrender. A second attack on Orlonsia batteries yielded further capitulations. minesweepers continue to clear harbor approaches as fleet expected to enter harbor about 2:20 pm.
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Page
Antsitana
Westerday
Sturges
Royal Moses
Antsirana
Diego Suoveralo
Brly
Orlonsia
Seytret
Phillip M. Nast Buried at Hornell
Funeral services were held in Hornell New York for Phillip M Nast brother of Mrs Daniel Nast of this city. A 33rd degree Mason and longtime fraternal member he would have turned 95 in July. Survived by three brothers Lois of Amsterdam Samuel of New York City and Jacob of Geneseo two daughters Mrs Sadie Starr and Mrs Prace Colegrove a granddaughter Mareta Colegrove and several nieces and nephews including Mervyn M Nast who traveled from this city to attend.
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Hornell
N. Y
Phillip M. Nast
Daniel Nast
Nast
New York State
Lois
Amsterdam
Samuel
New York City
Jacob
Geneseo
Sadie Starr
Prace Colegrove
Mareta Colegrove
Mervyn M. Nast
French and British troops clash in brisk fray of honor
A contemporaneous report describes a sharp clash between French and British forces marked by dash and vigor. It notes rear guard actions, gallantry, and discipline, and expresses sorrow over bloodshed between two peoples united in purpose against a common foe.
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Bataan
Femimsla
CORRE
FT Francose
Catandianes Island
Manila Bay
Corregidor
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Auer Agency
Dink
Center St
Albion News
Oil City
South
Sherwin Williams
Center Sales Co
Loblaw's
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Western Penn’s
Madagascar
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SIS
Ads ST. Corry
Valerie Viviana
Ayers
Rosemart
Whitman's Aiereany
Zarthers
Pibes Peed
Absorbine Jr
Sao Phillips
Soulaa
Magnesia
U. S.no. 1
California
Florida
Carn
Tilfornia
Jiamins Ake
New Texas
Ming BC
Marvel
Jane Parker
Donnise
Lake
Perch
Sunnyfield Creamery
Sunnyfield
Pisiaea Vaul
Sanorarne
Presh
Long Island
Sunnytiela
Swan Orlyory
Kirkman's
Sinz Super Bude
Sunnyftela
Hei
Clony
Ion
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