Allied Air Blows Continue Over France Belgium and Germany
RAF bombers struck multiple targets in France Belgium and Germany for a third straight night scattering thousands of tons of explosives. American heavy bombers joined in tipping up targets near Berlin while patrols reported minimal fighter opposition. Returning crews said hits were reported at Florennes and Mangas airfields and runways with aircraft and personnel damaged.
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France
Belgium
Germany
RAF
Hitler
Allan
Allegheny College graduate notes amid local items
Mary Helene Hillstrom receives a Bachelor of Arts at Allegheny College’s 129th commencement on May 14. The Corry-born student, Alpha Xi Delta member and Kaldron staffer, is active in the Allegheny Singers. Nearby, local society, military, and school updates detail residents in service, convalescence, and community events through Corry and Meadville areas.
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Rhode Island
Doug Rozelle, Jr
USN
Providence
Mendelssohn
Brown University
Corry
Mead Park
Mead Parke
Union City Girl's Marriage Announced
Miss Margaret Behan daughter of Mr and Mrs F R Behan Union City wed Marcus H Southwick son of Mr and Mrs D G Southwick North East in the First Methodist church Erie Rev Charles Higdon dor officiated Bride attended by Annabelle her sister Groom by John Hailwood She is a Union City High School and Jacqua Beauly School Erie graduate and owned Behan Beauty Shop North East He attended North East High School and Penn State College works with his father as a fruit producer After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at 11 North Pearl Street North East.
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Union City
Margaret Behan
F. R. Behan
Marcus H. Southwick
D. G
Southwick
Nf North East
Touradock
Erie
Charles Higdadorn
Annabelle
U B Missionary Society Banquet Set for Thursday Evening
The Women s Missionary Society of the U B Church announces its annual Mother and Daughter banquet Thursday at 6 30 PM in the church. Members are asked to bring a tureen. The speaker will be Mrs J Hal Smith pastor of Wayne Valley United Brethren Church.
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U. B. Missionary
Women's Missionary | Society of the U. B. Church
J. Hal Smith
Wayne Valley
NLB Club Hosts Social Evening At Mrs Nielsen Home
Mrs Marcela Vilage of Erie was absent as NLB Club members met with Mrs Klemen Nielsen. A social evening followed the business meeting with several games and prizes won by Mrs Frank Sitch Mrs Byron Fitch and Mrs Emma Rosehle. Refreshments were served and the next gathering is planned as a dinner at Mrs Lent Blass residence on East Smarth Street in May. A Marine Air Wing enlistment note appears alongside.
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Secone Ueach
N. B
Marcela Vilage
Erie
Frank Sitch
Byron Fitch
Emma Rosehle
Lent Blass
East Smarth Street
Birthday Party for Richard Lee at 7 Grove Street
Mrs J Burnwer hosted a birthday gathering Monday evening at 7 Grove Street honoring her son Richard Lee on his fourth birthday. Twelve children attended with red and white decor and refreshments including ice cream cake and chocolate milks. Richard received candy baskets and books, while guests named Shirley Mary Sue Sondra Rae Betty Lou Robert Glen Craker Leona Mae Flaherty Carlton Purdy Wayne Edward Skinner and Robert Donald Sargent joined their mothers Mrs Orvie Gohn and daughter Thelin of Spring Creek.
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J. Burnwer
Grove Street
Rishard Lee
Fay
Richard Lee
Shirley
Mary Sue
Sondra Rae
Betty Lou
Robert
Glen Craker
Leona Mae Flaherty
Carlton Purdy
Wayne
Edward Skinner
Donald Sargent
Orvie Gohn
Thelin
Spring Creek
Miss Phyllis Scott 14 Honors Birthday at East Wayne Party
Miss Phyllis Scott aged fourteen was guest of honor at her home on East Wayne Street Saturday evening. Ten girls attended and presented gifts to Mrs. W Scott. Refreshments of ice cream birthday cake and pop were served. Table decorations were pink and yellow. Guests included Joella Westley Faith Lopus Donna Crawford Patty Bultera Jean Depew June Waterhouse Jeat Chrn Carol Mae Cochran Patsy Skinner Sally Millspaw.
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Phyllis Scott
East Wayne Street
Siris
June Waterhouse
Jeat Chrn
Carol Mae Cochran
Patsy Skinner
Sally Millspaw
Mrs. Walter H. Scott Hosts Opportunity Club Meeting
Mrs Walter H Scott hosted the Opportunity Club at 1st Presbyterian Church on Wright Street. Members conducted routine business and later contests with Mrs J B Patterson and Mrs Nellie Merker winning awards. Hostesses served refreshments afterward.
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W. H. Scott
Opportunity Club
1St Presbyterian Church
Walter H. Scott
Wright Street
J. B. Patterson
Nellie Merker
W. H. Croft
Harland Blanchard
Scott
J. H. Heerlen
B.J. Lindsley
Crowe Anniversary Observed At Union City Dinner
Mr and Mrs Louis Crowe celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Ritz in Union City. Attending were the Crowe family and relatives including Arthur Crowe and daughter Marilyn, Russell Hanson, Lincoln Dyer and families, Edmund Crowe and daughter, Luther Wirth and daughter, Verice Park, Owen Crowe and Wesleyville associates.
W S C S Plan For Banquet And Event At Church
Members of the W S C S met at the Methodist Church for a teen supper and a business meeting. Miss Ida Ohm led devotions and plans were made for a Mother and Daughter banquet on May 23. A fund was started for church redecoration with Mrs G W An drug and Mrs R S Dewey presenting a paper on juvenile delinquency.
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W. S
Methodist Church
Ida Ohm
G. W. Andrug
R.S. Dewey
West Virginia Republicans Split Over Delegates and Dewey Support
The West Virginia Republican contest heats up as Raymond Funkhouser backs guber natorial bid while Walter Hallihaw leads a faction seeking Dewey support among delegate candidates. Delegates chosen will meet June 27 to select a national committeeman, with 13 of 19 GOP delegates publicly backing Dewey amid Bricker Ohio gains. Democrats meanwhile back Roosevelt for a fourth term, with Bricker collecting 30 pledged Ohio delegates as Dewey trails.
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Associated Press
Republican Party
West Virginia
Thom
Dewey
New York
Insidential
Raymond J. Prinihouser
Charlestown
Walter
Hallihaw
National Consecution Arrainee
Klen Funkhouser
Mallanart
Guy John W. Bricker
Ohio
Roosevelt
Bricker
Radio Schedule Highlights National Programs Tonight
NBC-4 presents Ginny Simms and Mystery Theater with Fibber McGee and Red Skelton. CBS airs American Melodies Judy Canova and Morton Gould Carnival. Norman Corwin drama and Berle’s Let Yourself Go fill the night with Duffy’s Tavern and famous jury trials. Boris Barlott Grama and Pick and Pat are listed for MBS.
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Ginny Simms
Mystery Theater
Red Skelton
CBS
Judy Canova
Allen
Norman Corwin
Milt Berle
Duffy ‘Tavern
Famous
Boris Barlott Grama
MBS
Pick
Pat
Sen Quenlin Prison
Stem Memorial Hospital Births for Patterson Gates Daggs
Introduces Stem Memorial Hospital at Union City naming newborns for Mr and Mrs C Mervill Patterson at 215 South Center Street a daughter born this morning at Miller Hospital a son born this morning at Cory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roland Gates and to Mr and Mrs Henry Daggs in Clymer local hospital
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Union City
Mervill Patterson
South Center Street
Patterson
Marion
Miller
The
Cory Hospital
Roland Gates
Corry
Henry Daggs
D. 1
Clymer
Hannegan Predicts Will Run for Fourth Term
Hannegan asserted the president would seek reelection and stated he had discussed intentions with the commander in chief. He claimed both party and country demand continuity during the crisis and affirmed the president is fit and ready for the fight despite contrary bets.
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Hannegan
Farley
Hunnegan
Feu
Timning
Far Seeking Young Women Employed Here
Manley and Moore of the PRI offices in Pittsburgh visited Corry High School to recruit graduating girls for Washington agency jobs. Positions include general and stenographic work with base pay of 1440 to 1620 plus overtime. Dormitory living and maintenance costs in the capital were noted. Several girls showed interest and took home blanks for Thursday follow up. EYE BANK opened in New York Hospital for storing human corneas to treat certain blindness.
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R.ic Moore
PRI
Pittsburgh
Corry High School
Washington
EYE Bank
New York
Hearst
United States
New York Hospital
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