Nazi Breakthrough 1) Years Ago At London Talks
A wartime recap outlines the Nazi surge in 1940 from Belgium and the Netherlands to Dunkirk and the fall of France. It notes Britain’s government change, Roosevelt’s defense moves, and the push to supply the Allies with war materials as the Big Three discuss postwar plans.
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London
Germany
Belum
Holland
Europe
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
England
France
English Channel
Leopold
Dunkirk
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Churchill
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Stinson
Knox
Memorial Day observance plans reported for city
Dr O F Bennett general chairman announced advance plans for the Memorial Day observance to be staged at 9 90 o clock with exercises in City Park. A Mussolini war note is interwoven with local items including Corry High School sports and a birthday party.
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O. F. Bennett
V.F. W
Relief costs above estimate trigger push for extra relief
Harrisburg May 10 The two year relief program may cost 435 million dollars more than expected. Public assistance secretary Frank A. Robbins Jr said current spending at nine million monthly will exhaust the fund by October with a 25 million emergency contingency then. a special appropriation could run to 35 million to extend the program through May 31, 1951. Protests by the state GIO and PCA against a recent two dollar-per-person relief grant cut were heard at the Public Assistance Board hearing.
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Associateds Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Frank A. Robbins, Jr
Robbins
Plate Board
GIO
Pennsylvania Citizens Association For Health and Welfare
PCA
Charles Flavier
Philadelphia
Penn
Miner Rescued From Coal Slide In Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania Associated Press reports a 28 year old miner Edmund Ik was rescued after 16 hours trapped 700 feet underground in the Bl edhtni Cont Co mine. He is described in fairly good condition at State Hospital in nearby Nanti coke suffering from shock. A second miner Thomas Demat age 21 worked with the first rescue crew for over eight hours before surfacing. A steel tube was hammered through debris to supply air during the rescue by a 20 man team who removed more than 150 tons of rock and coal.
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I. Q
Chesapeake Bay
Japan
Branch Rickey
U.S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Barbers
Vermont Green Mountain Boys
Ticonderoga
Jim Ferrier
Jefferson Davis
Confedercy
Sharifin
Europe
Orient
Africa
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Man
Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
State Hospital
Nanticoke
Edmund Ik
Bledhtni Cont Co
Gorka Gboub
Thoms Demat
Gorka
Sylvania City Budget Shows Monthly Shortfall Near 600000
City officials report state reimbursement gaps totaling about 600000 dollars monthly as they outline the budget plan. The figure reflects ongoing recoupment challenges and potential service impact.
Sugar Grove firemen save farm dwelling near Lattsville
May 10 the Sugar Grove Volunteer Fire Department answered a joint call with Wrightsville to fight a blaze at August Sanger's farm home three miles south of Lattsville. The fire started at 10:45 p.m. and caused about 100 dollars in damage, with chimney sparks cited as the cause.
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George Sample
Hatter
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Pittsburgh
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Ford
Powell
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J0. W. Bracken
Jett
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Corry High School
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Bchood
Cavers
Erie
Kathleen Mulderick
Leo Mulderick
Marion Street
Mulderick
Mussolini
Paris
Marshal Petain
The
Bureau of Land Management
Maske
Perr Ceeun
By Houbigant
Colognes
Tweed Flacon
Miracle Shanghai
Dana Toiletries
Tabu
Emir
Tabu Colognes
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Richard 4Udnat
Whitman
Richard Hudnus
Fifth Avenue
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Shindledecker
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TIME
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Heiman
Jewelers
Topp
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Sylvania
Vene
Donald 4Pbott
Howard Curtis
Roy August
Desmond Electric
Church St. Corry, Pa
Frigidaire
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Mars
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