Local Patients Reported in Area Hospitals
E J Rouch of East Math Street is a surgical patient at St Vin cents hospital in Rite. Mrs Wallace Keistecter of 310 West Church Street returned home yesterday after a short hospital stay. Mrs O M Boyden of Sheffieta is in Kane Community with a fractured elbow from a fall. Further reports state Boyden tripped on her shoe and struck her elbow on a curb.
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E. J. Rouch
East Math Street
St. Vincents Hospital
Rite
Wallace Keistecter
West Church Street
0. M. Borden
Sheffieta
Kane
Warren
Boyden
Wilcox Grocery
Griffith ‘Hook and Ladder Company
Anna OL Swanson
Bayard Street
Gibert Swanson
Tierieste Avenue
Gibert
Leo
Elmer
Wlso
Thiessen
Dove Street
Central Avenue
Smith Street
Richard Kuehn
Eagle Street
Western Auto
Thomas B. Colley
First Methodist Finnen
Colleye
Swashville
Tenn
National Board of the Methodist Church
Warren Mart
H. H. Bart
Grace Arch
First Church
Oil City
Hawaiian Islands
Prank Bianchi
Tony Bianchi
Pearl Avenue
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Army Fir Corps
Army
Inter Island Service
Merchant Marine
J. A. Lanston
Mary and Martin Glass
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Wallace
West Pleasant Street
Vigmor
Tors
Goldith
Gola
Walter Males
French Crack
Seaver Sher
Union Cuy
Irme Golding
Grace Meade
Prench Creek
Commonwealth
Mary Rss
Fes
Rainbow Room
Meadville
Holly’s
Ralph. Richardson
Allegheny College
Richardson
Bernice Bowell
Guys Mills
Bast Kane Methodist Church
Thaddeus Brunswick
West Homestead
East Main Street
L. D. Rhiner
Ladies Aid of Columbus
Brie
Donald Kubaja
L. Gredier
Ann Dail
Gredier
William Carn Shaw
Kubaja
Eugene Allen
Gene) Amibra
Menila Bay
Dutty
United States Navy
Ambro
Local grocery ads and odd notices fill page
Fresh eggs two for a cent and macaroni two for nineteen, plus cereal deals from Wilcox Grocery. Local items report a medical emergency on Bayard street and a stroke in progress, with details on ambulance transport and patient rest at home.
In-Laws Excluded From Army Dependents Pay
Washington May 20 The Howe Military Committee ruled out parents in law and grandparents as dependents for sailors and soldiers, denying them the dependents allowance. The bill was sent to the House for action next week while intact for others with a $42 or $50 monthly minimum for qualified dependents.
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Stey
Washington
Tabbien Riety
Bny
Reopen Probe Into Wilkinson Murder Near Harbor Creek
Erie May cu e investigation into the murder of Lloyd Wilkinson 23 North East cavalry officer shot during a Good Friday holdup on Hing Road four and a half miles southeast of Harborcreek was reopened after police found a discrepancy in the alibi of a witness among more than 100 questioned by state police.
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Erie
Lloyd
Wilkinson
North East
Lonely Hing Road
Harborcrerk
Food poisoning kills two small brothers in Philadelphia
May 2 0 Two brothers aged eight and fifteen died from tainted meat as the Board of Health attributed the poison. Their mother and sister, Beatrice Peller 16, were critically ill with slight hope for recovery as hospital attendants described. Kenneth Reller 8 died four hours after his brother Joseph 15.
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Philadelphia
Board of Health
Kenneth Reller
Joseph
David Reller
Beatrice Peller
Desperate tank battles continue on Kerch front
Desperate tank battles rage as Axis forces claim overrun of Kerch Strait approaches and 149,286 Soviet prisoners captured. German dispatches praise rapid gains while London quarters dismiss Nazi claims, noting Russian strength and new equipment including U S tanks and planes amid Kharkov pressure.
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Axlstops
Kerch
Rimes
Kerch Strait
Caupssus
London
Switzerland
Kharkov
Red Army
Pennsylvania Farm Outlook Improves After Rainy Period
The Federal-State crop reporting service says Pennsylvania fields show better prospects with recent rains. Plowing is 10 percent complete and seeding about half finished, with winter wheat and rye in good shape though barley is spotty. Frosts caused some damage, notably in Hazleton area, while cattle production and egg output rose. Prices paid by farmers declined slightly, reducing purchasing power, and animal inspections flagged some condemnations. Normally about one tenth of wells drilled are wildcats.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mont
Department of Agriculture
John H. Light
Nation wide rationing to conserve rubber expands
Nationwide rationing to conserve rubber is under study with June 1 start on a half basis. Roosevelt signaled possible expansion while oil regions may face targeted limits. Officials warn eastern supply strains threaten 1.25 million homes and bunker oil to war industries. a fatality in Baltimore is recorded.
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Roosevelt
Robert Allen
Petrolemm
House
Seaboard States
Vokes’ Petroleum Organization
Pestroleum
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Washington, D. C
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Connenub Lake Park
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Craword County
George R. Wright
Tunesville
Robert 8. Hates
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Mutic Mountain
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Jean Mary
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Elgin
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Miller S News and Sport Store
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Lycoming County
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Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
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Thomas R. Clark
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