Turbulent weekend hits farms and towns with wind damage
Stormy weather lashed the Galloway Dempseytown district causing extensive damage to Royd Sanford Frente Sloss and Joseph McHhaney farms. A high velocity wind tore storage sheds and barn ends while a thunderstorm followed.
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Page & Ferry
Franklin
Royd
Sanford
Frente
Galloway-Dempseytown
Maere
Sless
Salvation Army
Close Investigation Into Death Of Duma Ends
Authorities plan to close the inquiry into the death of John S. Duma 29 who was found near P H W tracks west of Avenue A early Saturday morning Police say the case suggests he was struck by an L train while en route to his parents home at 880 East South Street Funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Thomas Cemetery will bury him there
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St.Edward's P. T. A
S M —Kane
Pittsburgh
Eugene Huliin
Erie
Cory
Points
Hultin
Wilcox
Warrere
Gleckner
A. Q. Sandburg
Jamestown
C. George Niebank
Bank of Jamestown
New York State Bankers’ Association
Association
John S. Duma
P. H.W
Avenue A
Goroner R. Lawrence Davison
Stephen Suma
East South Street
St. Thomas Cemetery
Sugar canning limits fixed by Office of Price Administration
The Office of Price Administration set a 25 pound per person limit on home canning sugar for this year's fruit crop. Sugar apportionment follows last year’s basis of one quarter per four quarts of product, with a five pound per person allotment for excess home canning. Beginning May data, rationing boards will accept applications, no special form required unless selling the product, and applicants must show wartime ration book No 1, total quart or pound targets, and wax usage. Canning may include fruits and vegetables, but no one may preserve over 50 quarts. excess or sales require blue stamps.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Titusville War Denotation and Local Updates
Bright sunshine follows heavy rain as Scheide Park hosts a Soldiers Honor Roll dedication by the Titusville Moms Club. Franklin calls for more women in war industries with enrollments resuming at the Chamber of Commerce Printz Building. Corporal promoted Shaverne A Beckerink from Clymer is announced by Hunter Field officials. Oil City notes Jack Ritchie, of Houseville, is in a North African hospital with an undisclosed ailment and promoted to staff sergeant. Dogs seized for quarantine violations. final animals killed. Franklin plants seek 75 additional women workers. Conneaut Lake Park suffers a fire loss. Take care of army boys civilian clothes. Steen's advert. Car incident on West South street reports minor damage.
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Moms Club
the Journal
Franklin
Franklin War Industries
Franklin Chamber of Commerce
Printz
William H. Barbour
Shaverne A. Beckerlink
Benjamin W. Beckerink
Clymer
Hunter Field
Savamish
Buffalo
Oil City
St. Sergi
Jack] Ritchie
H. Ritchie
Houseville
War Department
Chamber of Cosamerce
Chamber of Cometer
Willem B. Barbour
Meadville
Conneaut Lake Park
Park
Conneaut
Steen’s
George Kinley
Wright Street
West South Street
Pile misery eased by SAN CURA remedies at local stores
The article promotes SAN CURA Ointment to relieve itching stings and minor sores. It also touts SAN CURA Soap as a wash before application, noting prices of 5c to 10c for the ointment and 25c for the soap. It encourages use for burns cuts and skin irritations at Scat drug stores.
Columbus baby burned when scalded by bath water
Five month old Nasman infant of Mr and Mrs Harry Nasman of Columbus suffered first and second degree burns on his body this morning after kicking a pan of scalding water during a bath. He received treatment at Corry hospital from Dr G Z Bennett.
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Owell
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O'Lock
Jan
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The
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Brooklym
Blue Point
Long Island Baptist Association
Tai—tenvile
Staten Island
Smethport
Solimbus Grange
Cony Women's Bowling Association
Little ‘Cnomas Wawara Nasman
Harry Nasman
B.D. 1
Columbus
Corry Hospital
G. Z. Bennett
Sergeant Deyoe Home From Southwest Pacific Visit
Sergt. Charles Bud Deyoe is in the city on sick leave from a government hospital in California. He has served with the U S Marines in the southwest Pacific and expects to return to the California hospital before rejoining his outfit.
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Deyoe
Southwest Pacific
Sergi
Charles
Bud) Deyoe
California
Sergt. Deyoe
U. S
Russians Penetrate Novorossisk Defenses
Frontline dispatch reports heavy fighting with dive bombing and strafing as Russians attack German positions behind the Ukrainian and Kalinin fronts. German forces hasten artillery and tanks to the Kuban region as clashes extend from the Sea of Azov marshes to the Kuban River near Novorossiysk.
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Kalinin
Kuban
Sea of Agov
Novorossisk
Novoros- Sisk
New President Takes Office at Allegheny College
Meadville Pa May 10 Dr John Richie Schulte assumed duties as president of Allegheny College the first layman to head the Methodist institution and the first faculty member elevated to the presidency.
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Allegheny Sty
Associated Press
Meadville
John Richie Schulte
Alesheny College
Methodist
Woman dies after burns at home in Hamot hospital
Mrs. Ethel Bidwell, 62, died in Hamot hospital yesterday from burns suffered a week earlier when she attempted to light a fire at her Brim, Pennsylvania home.
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Brim
Ethel Bidwell
Hamot
Kidder Dies in Meadville After Brief Illness
Walter M. Kidder of 447 Walnut Street died at Spenes hospital at 2 a m Sunday after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife Charlotte Kidder and one sister Miss Anna Bidder of Amherst, Mass.
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M. Kidder
Meadville
Walter M.n Kinder
Walnut Street
Spenes Hospital
Charlotte Kidder
Anna Bidder
Amhurst
Masy
First Blows In Allied Invasion Stir Mediterranean Action
Allied forces pressed along Cap Bon with light naval units roaming the coast to disrupt German plans as air raids hit Palermo and Messina in a Mediterranean campaign linked to invasion preparations. American bombers also targeted Pantelleria and Aegean shipyards as Allied spokesmen buoyed invasion expectations.
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Cap Bon
Palermo
Sicily
Messin
Trench Time Relay From Afri This Nave Et Mrtea
The fragment mentions a trench time relay with African and maritime hints. Readable elements point to a relay event and related individuals, but details are incomplete leaving a vague sports or ceremony item for a compact card teaser.
Teething Troubles Reported With Fever and Appetite Loss
Fragmentary notes describe teething as a cause of fever and upset appetite in infants. The text references Pro Bi Baby and mentions teething between periods, with unclear phrasing and possible garbled terms.
Forest product plan shifts amid Maine island goals
In Maine a new forest product plan aims to boost farm to farm income via apis dollars. The strategy mentions a Stevens Steel project and potential regional development, with focus on tied investments and upcoming initiatives.
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Maine
M Island
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