Warren Pred Cumblad Named Augustana Editor
Warren Pred Cumblad, graduate of Warren High School in 1938, has been named editor of the Augustana Observer, the weekly publication of Augustana College, Rock Island, by the college publications board. He has also served as editor of the college annual this past year. the yearbook Rockety-T is scheduled to be published May 22.
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Mortell
Wilcox Grocery
Warren Pred Cumblad
Warren High School
Augustana Observer
Augustana College
Rock Island
College Publications Board
Warren
Rockety-T
All-Way Electric Co
Ellicottville
E. F Woodin
Justice of Peace
Raymond Marshall
Albert B. Stanton
DuBois
Robert Baughman
Buffalo
Dulane
Jerome J. Wheeler
State Education Department
Albany
Wheeler
Jillian Guild
Oil City
George W. Osman
Innis Street
Oi City Hospital
Osman
Oi City
Frank McQue
Tme
Spring Street
Townsend
Soviet Russia
Powell Motor Co
Martha Rozeh
Corry
R. D
DuBois City
Jamestown
Civilen Defense Officies
Steele Street
Lght
J. A. Lanston
Tf Warren
Joseph Rutt
Bcal
State Motor Police
Warren General Hospital
Parish
Woodland
Clearfield
Kendall
Lentz Corners
Tallyho
Marcel Lang
Francis Sanger
Lante Comers
Ney
Gus
Western Auto Sporting Goods
Bridget Calllig
Meadville School Board
Millaae
Adan
Chohrach
Lewis Rum
Fiero
Steve J. Chohrach
Langley Field
Army
Chohraoh
Concord P. T. A
Traction Building
Treasury Defense
Continental Cen Company
J. BR. McManus
Continental Gan Company
Stanford Hose Co
L —Brank Weber
Titusville City Hospital
Priday
Jackson Township
Titusville
C. Reed
Olen Joss Post
American Legion
Itusville
Henry Wheeler
Linesville
Crawford County American Legion
Franklin
Elecor
Elle
No. 1
Army will not take over unused state hospital
Harrisburg May 14 The War Department informed Governor James that the Army is not considering acquiring the unused Buller tuberculosis sanatorium offered for sale at 4 500 000 The letter from Major General Magee cites the sale not moving forward and plans to provide hospitalization elsewhere. Secretary William Sivingood Jr noted the state should get out of the project.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
James
U. S. Army
Magee
Surgeon General
Washington
William S.ivengood, Jr
Former Corry Resident Dies
Charles A. Pain of West Ta street learns of the death of his sister Mrs. L. T. Mason 87 at her Hornell home on Wednesday. Charlotte Pain Mason formerly taught in Fairview school. Survived by two sons Herbert Mason Dansville and Walter Hornell and two daughters Mrs Raymond Dune and Miss Josephine Mason both of Hornell. Funeral services and interment will be held in Hornell Friday.
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Stanford Hose Co
Meadville
Oscar Hennegan
Hartstown
Jamestown Road
Jamestown
Holly's
Warren
Ludwig Kowalsiel
Gould Street
Fromm Corry Hospital
Philipsburg
James Peacoat
Coalport
Richard
Oley Lord
Pleasant Street
Comy Hospital
Clarion State Teachers College
Charles A. Pain
West Ta Street
L. T. Mason
Hornell
Bangs disease tests cover near half of state cattle
In May the Bureau of Animal Industry reported Aprily tests across 9,689 herds and 49,824 cattle, with 27 percent infected in 1,380 tested. Including past tests, 73,435 herds totaling 639,006 cattle remain under Bangs program supervision. state indemnities paid for 1,298 condemned cattle amounting to 41,029.76 and federal indemnities reached 30,963. Quezon arrives in Washington to establish a temporary government. Carrie Payne hosts Ladies Bible class at Waltzed Brethren church Friday. Hugh Conway Dorworth to receive 50-year diploma from Allegheny College during 197th anniversary commencement.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
John H. Light
Department
Carrie Payne
North Center Street
Ladies Bible Lass
Walted Brethren
Hugh Conway Dorworth
Oif
Allegheny College
Meadville Institution
Allegheny
Russian Front Ablaze as Axis Claims Crimea Victory
A chaotic wartime dispatch reports Axis forces pushing in Crimea with Kerch battles and coastal advances on the Caucasus front. German and Romanian claims of victory clash with Soviet rebuttals, while Kharkov is cited as a potential retreat point for German forces. Local injury report and a memorial-day meeting note follow.
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Hitler
Kerch
Tahil
Great Caucasus
Vichy
Crimea
Caucasus
Kharkov
Stockholm
Perger von Bock
Rus- Island
Moscow
Plaminge Tropical Bird Builds Nest as Pyramid Egg
A tropical bird forms its nest as a three level pyramid shape. The creature lays eggs on each tier and later moves to the peak to batch them.
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U. S.no. 1
Celery Hearts
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Conem
Pascal Celery
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California
Florida
Saye
WAR Dept
State Hospital
Big Butler
Quezon
U. S
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Russian Front
Olvan
Nancy Grosa
North Tilon Street
James F. Melaro
Highlan
Davenne
Orry Grange
Clallot
Paul's Men's
Esc
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Jan Lawao Laken