Albert Stoessel Dies After Twenty Years At Chautauqua
Jamestown May 14 Albert Stoessel musical director at Chautauqua Institution for more than twenty years died Wednesday afternoon in New York while on the conductor's stand at the American Academy of Arts and Series. Stoessel, 49, had long made his mark as violinist and conductor, guiding the Chautauqua Symphony and inaugurating the Chautauqua Opera. he also headed Juilliard School music departments and guest conducted major orchestras including Boston and New York Philharmonic.
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Allies Bombard Axis Positions Across North Africa and Italy
Allied forces report key blows from Tunisian coast to Pantelleria and Sardinia. Liberator bombers struck Augusta and nearby ships while naval guns shelled Pantelleria. Cagliari and Naples also faced attacks as Axis defenses retreated. By May 13, all remaining North African Axis troops were said to be prisoners.
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SAN-CURA Ointment and Soap Advertised for Comfort
The notice promotes SAN-CURA Ointment as relief for sting and itching with antiseptic benefits. It encourages use after washing with SAN-CURA Soap and notes prices of 95 cents for ointment and 25 cents for soap. The ad claims effectiveness for itching between the toes and offers a general relief message to sufferers.
Danger Of Nazi Air Raids Greater Than Year Ago
An April Mercury article warns Nazi bombers may strike the U S mainland and urges constant vigilance by the Aircraft Warning Service and defense volunteers. Officials say Washington and New York are prime targets and even small explosions could boost German morale while triggering calls for more anti aircraft defense.
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Cigarette smoking linked to heart condition rise study notes
Philadelphia May 14. A 1in0 per cent increase in angina pectoris is attributed to smoking too many cigarettes and to answering two or three telephones at once, according to Dr. Charles Wolforth of the University of Pennsylvania hospital.
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Coffee regulation plan eyed for limited purchases in Pittsburgh
A proposed revision of caffe re tioning rules in Pittsburgh aims to allow eligible individuals to buy one pound every four weeks. Coffee toasters and regional grocers support the move to curb spoilage of large stocks currently sitting on shelves.
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Franklin Fortress Gunner Cleared In Local Posthumous Honor
Story recounts a local clearance of a service member for a posthumous heroism decoration amid a sewer project funding dispute. It details engineering fee limits by the Federal Works Administration, bids for the Second Ward improvement, and expected start of work by July 1st, with completion in about forty days. It also notes nearby council discussions and routine city business.
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Resume Kane project resumes work at Bradford Keane airport
Washington May 18 War Production Board authorizes resumption of work on the Bradford Keane airport project. A proposal to restart the Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania field approved earlier for August 1944 at a cost of 2 820 000 dollars has been rejected.
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Long Terms for Negro Criminals Six Sentenced In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on May 14, six young Black suspects linked to the "bucket of blond" gang were sentenced for a spree of purse snatchings rob eries and attacks on women. Thomas Rambert 14 and Jacob Manns 16 were arraigned with others on murder related charges. Manus received 25 to 50 years for robbery and assault. Rambert received an error in sentencing. McClendon 21 25 to 50 years Miller 18 Colwell 17 Gross 22 each 20 to 40 years Brown 19 10 to 20 years.
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Salamanca to gain extended bus service to Buffalo
May 14 Salamanca Mayor Thomas Wilson says the public service commission may authorize Edwards Transit Co. Inc. of New York to extend bus service between Salamanca and Buffalo via Springville. The PSC permit would allow service to intermediate points and through passengers between Salamanca and Buffalo. An unrelated line about ancient Inces memorial terraces appears in the source.
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Milk amendment approved by Farmers in New York region
Farmers in the mile shed approved Amendment 1 to expand market order outlets for milk. Announcement noted a threshold vote of 42163 to 0 and set future cheese style pricing decisions.
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