Youngsville Man 60 Drowns After Bridge Jump
James Reynolds, 60, a felow worker living at the Eagle Hotel, died in Brokenstraw Creek after leaping from a bridge during a domestic dispute. Rescuers tried to pull him from icy water but he sank after refusing a rope and efforts to revive him failed.
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Youngsville
Brokenstraw Creek
Frank Dunkle
James Reynolds
Eagle Hotel
Dunkle
Richard Deleane
Albert Logrene
Reynalds
Virgil Peterson
Fennon Huber
Westfield Mourns 20th Youth Lost in War Toll
The Westfield village mourns its 20th young man to die for his country in this war. The War Department notified Mrs. Alice Starkwerther Noble that her husband, Prentaries Russell Noble, 23, died in action in Germany on April 20. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lenox Noble of Benson Road, about three miles from Westfield.
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Westfield
War Department
Alice Starkwerther Noble
Pretharies Russell Noble
Germany
Lenox Noble
Benson Road
21 Miners Killed In Utah Explosion
In Sunnyside Utah a devastating blast at Utah Fuel Company's No 1 mine killed twenty one miners two more were missing and believed dead seven injured were hospitalized three escaped. Rescue teams with gas masks searched three miles of tunnels through last night and into today as flames and carbon monoxide filled the mine.
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Sunnyside
Utah
Utah Fuel Company
Allied Armies Complete Mop-Up in Europe War News
Soviet Red Army mop-up operations round up thousands of Germans from the Baltic to the Tyrolean Alps with 100000 captured in two days. Luxembourg radio reports Dunkirk surrender while Paris discloses arrest of General Weygand and former tennis champion Jean Borotra after escape from a German prison camp in the Alps.
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Hitler
Russia
Soviet Union
Germany
Luxembourg
Dunkerque
France
Oli Eastern Front
Red Army
Baltic Sea
Tyrolean Alps
Paris
Maxime Weygand
Republic
Jean Borotra
Alps
Lieut Nick Finishes War Trial, Returns Home on Furlough
Lt James Nick, husband of Mrs Madeline Nick of Union City, arrived home after liberation from Oflag 64 in Poland. He joined the 44th division Seventh Army in 1942, was captured November 24 last year at Rouiller Germany, and freed April 6. On a 3 day leave, he meets his newborn son James, born after he left for service. He notes good prisoner treatment but food shortages caused weight loss.
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Nick
James Wick
Madeline Nick
Third Avenue
Union City
Poland
Carl Nick
Epic
44Th Division
Seventh Army
Rouwiller
Germany
James
Spity
Drunken Erie Driver Charged After Street Accident
Erie May 10 Charles Hy 48 was arrested on two drunken driving counts after a collision in front of 132 West 17th street injuring two boys playing on the sidewalk. David Marella 6 is in St. Vincents Hospital with bruises and internal injuries. condition fair. Ronald Rowrnfork 2 suffered back and knee bruises and abrasions after the crash.
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Charles Hy
Danb
West 17Th Street
Paul DiDionisto
Nick Buto
David Marella
St. Vincents Hospital
Ronald Rowrn
Fork
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