Westfield honors Arthur Macer Jr with Distinguished Flying Cross
Arthur Macer Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Macer, is awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for outstanding achievement in aerial flight. Announcement comes from the 20th Bomber Command India as crowds gather in Westfield to hear the news amid rain.
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Arthur Macer, Jr
Arthur Macer
20Th Bomber Command
India
Unidentified trout record and community notices
William Vossier of Alleghany returns from a Pennsylvania fishing trip with a large trout said to set a regional record. Various local notices include diploma awards to 193 Franklin High graduates, dances, bake sales, draft induction of married men, and a pedestrian accident.
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William Vossier
Allegany
Pennsylvania
Zere
Allegheny River
Vossler
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Pearl Harbor
Armed Forces
Selective Service Board No. 2
Clearfield County
DuBois
Women of the Moose
la. m
Jewell
Erie
James A. Borland
Dinhoro
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State Highway Department
Ritz
Union City
Firemen’s Hall
Corry Ramblers
Warren
Alvin Baird
Baird
Harry Bashlin
the Fair Store
I A M bingo event invites all to join tonight
Community notice repeats I A M bingo invitation for evening hours with all members urged to attend. Also mentions local retail items and a medical discharge update, plus a correction about a Mary Martha meeting note omitting Maude Colby’s name.
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Joseph Kovarich
John Kovarich
Luzon
Pvt
Kovarich
Waterford
Philip Dines
Nadine Snapp
Spartasisburg
Curry Hospital
Mary Martha
Maude Colby
Allies and Russia Grow Apart in World League Talks
The Anglo American view pushes for a rapid draft of the world organization charter while Russia delays on a regional system proposal. British and French agree with Americans Chinese support shifts, as Moscow contemplates Stalin consults with the Polit Bureau before replying.
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San Francisco
United State
Moscow
U.S
Tal
Loo Jong
Stalin
Polit Bureau
Sinking of British Cruiser HAMS Curacao by Queen Mary
Associated Press reports the British cruiser HAMS Curacao was sunk in the Atlantic on October 1, 1942 after the Queen Mary tried to elude a German submarine. 338 officers and men were lost. The admiralty also disclosed losses of 10 destroyers, eight submarines, and many smaller craft.
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Associated Press
London
Curacao
Atlantic
Admiralty
Coroner Rules Otis Pike Dies in Accidental Drowning
A coroner in Corintha New York ruled Otis Pike age 92 died accidentally by drowning in his kitchen sink. He apparently slumped over the sink after turning on the water, causing the drain to be blocked.
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Jeitchen
Is Home
Otis Pike
Fredrick G. Eaton
Pike
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