Titusville telegram reports brother killed at Trufant Mich
Lloyd L. Carpenter of 712 New Street received a telegram that his brother Edward L. Carpenter age 39 was killed at work in Trufant Michigan. The deceased was the son of Clinton and his late wife and was born in Titusville Kane. The item also notes the death of Henry Ellithorpe of Highland after old age illness and gives brief biographical details. A radio repair offer and local notices follow, including a wallet theft at Lovell Manufacturing, a chair sale, a legal matter involving Eric Gorman, and a Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting calendar.
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Titusville
Lloyd L. Carpenter
New Street
Edward ‘L. Carpenter
Trufant
Mich
Clinton Carpenter
Kane
Henry O. Ellishorpe
Highland
Mr. Ellithorpe
Ridgway
Highway
Ernie Brockman
East Main St
Eric
William Gorman
East Fifth Street
Hamilton German
Thomas M. McCarty
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Dj Linendell
West Church Street
Finneral
Mechael Wosmagh
Floyd ‘Miller
Hinsdale
Ruben Strong
Maplehurst Baptist Church
Wosnak
Floyd Miller Farm
Abather Miller Farm
Guile Hollow
C. D
Mts
Kane and
Kane Lumber Company
Bomboldtt County
Calif
St. Edward's P. T. A
S-M
Secretary of the Navy
Joseph R. Favie
Maplewood Avenue
Bradford
Joseph Richard Fazio
Electvicinn
Elas
U.S. Navy
U.S.S. Vincennes
Baya Island
Erle
Donald M. Jeffrey
Griffin Manufacturing Company
West Eighth Street
Bullion
Pleas
Aritview
C. A. Mays
Wesley
Tillsville
Kane area war notices and local updates flash
Private Sidric L. Debevec wounded in action in the South Pacific area is reported in Kane. News briefs cover an engineer study of a two way radio system for county police, beverage shortages forcing shop closures, a nickel plate camp car robbery, road safety statistics, Jamestown war loan progress, and local church and civic notices.
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Kane
Sidric L. Debevec
Mathias Debevec
Boyard Street
South Pacific
Devehee
San Francisco
Erie
Fred Lamberton
Lamberton
Clark and
Averill
Nickel Plate Railroad
Swanville
H. J. Grant
DeJean & Cochran
Bureau of Highway Safety
Jamestown
Eileen Ramsey
Troquois Avenue
Lawrence Park
Hamet Hospital
Bicyelist
Rand
Dunkirk
Henry Thurn
Lafayette
Tnd
Carty Hospital
Joseph Jackmah
East Go- Tumbus Avenue
Bert Wilcox
East Smith Street
Howard Gates
Gould Street
Milton Lloyd
South Centar
Mesdvilles
PLC
Arthur James Armstrong
Edith Armstrong
Market St
War Department
Pearl Harbor
Pfe. Armstrong
Crayford County Aman
Robert Watkins
Malwarel
R. Walkits
R. DB
Venango
Methodist
Frey Ross
Worth Street
Dorcas
Meth
Odist Church
Harriet Myers
East Wayne Street
Colonel Colman Pleads Insanity In Shootings Inquiry
At Selfridge Field Army court martial Colonel William T Colman testifies he recalls nothing from May 4 to May 5 1942 about shooting his negro soldier chauffeur Pvt William McRae who was wounded at 1 30 AM after Colman called him to report. Colman also faces drunk and disorderly fraudulent transfer and misappropriation charges and pleads temporary insanity due to Pearl Harbor duties.
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Associated Press
Selfridge Field
Mich
William T. Colman
Army
Col Solman
William McRae
Morrae
Colman
Pearl Harbor
Hershey Observes 86th Birthday in Hershey Pa Tone
Hershey, Pa on September 13 marks the 86th birthday of the candy founder who gave his fortune to orphaned boys. He attends meetings of two Hershey bank boards for income while planning for the town. Enterprises include Hershey Chocolate Corporation, a sugar refinery, and plantations and factories in town.
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Hershey
Hershey Bank
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
Guba
British Fleet Plans New Pactic Attack In Burma Road Stakes
Continuey notes recapture of the Burma Road as an immediate Allied goal to speed supplies to China and satisfy political aims. The United States and Britain are expected to boost air power in the theater as Mountbatten’s command gains priority for supplies after recent jungle warfare operations.
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Continuey Sem
London
Burma
China
United States
Britain
Mountbatter New Command
Pershing’s 83rd Birthday Quietly Observed at Walter Reed
General John J. Pershing turned 83 today in Walter Reed hospital amid war news. The celebrated commander, nicknamed Black Jack, spent the day in a map lined living room as he marked the milestone.
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Pershing
Washington
John J
Black Jack" Pershing
Walter Reed ‘Hospital
Seven Injured In Week end Mishaps
Seven accident victims were treated at Corry hospital after weekend incidents. Wilbur Johnson 50 of Thompson-Bibow Maple Products was treated for toe injuries from a heavy object fall. Ward Hitchcock 98 of Auger Grove sustained severe head lacerations from a grain binder. Charles Burgett Sacrertown High School principal and Horse Frolic judge was kicked by a horse. Willis Price 40 of West Columbus Avenue suffered a hand laceration at home. Max Skiba 2 fell from a car injuring his right elbow. splinted and released. Janice Durham year old daughter of K S Durham suffered a left thumb cut from a circular saw. Neal Stahlman 42 of Clymer lacerated a finger after catching it in a hand-screw at the Raymond plant.
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Corry Hospital
Wilbur Johnson
Thompson-Bibow Maple Products Company
Ward Hitchcock
Auger Grove
Charles Burgett
Sacrertown High School
Willis R. Price
Columbus Avenue
Neal Stahlman
Clymer
Mager
Raymond Plant
Congress 10 Work For War And Plan For Peace
Congress weighs war and peace plans as 1844 campaigns loom. Fathers draft and taxes spark debates, with Wheeler’s bill on induction limits under consideration. Ways and Means starts tax bill work while the administration seeks substantial new revenue. Liberty ship construction demands massive welding and cutting.
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Congress
Hage Une
Rome
Wwhich Co.ac
Wheeler
House Ways and Means Committee
Suspect Held After Indiana Pa Shooting Incident
In Indiana Pennsylvania an 18 year old suspect is in custody after 62 year old coal miner Steve P Vitkay Sr was shot to death in a cornfield. Coroner E L Fleming said the victim was struck in the head by a .822 caliber rifle as he pulled ears of corn. No formal charge yet filed. Treasury report notes September 10 balance of 6 168994181 dollars.
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Indiana
Steve P. Vitkay
Tsella
E. L. Fleming
Vitkay
Fleming
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REX Theatre
Wing - Willi Star Stores
Brie
Mekelvey
Main St
Waterford
Lovell Manufacturing
13Th
French Streets
Franz
Mackinaws
Bernsteinbros
Thomoi Motoi Co
Coll
Powell Motors
Helen M
Schluraff
Politics
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Treasury
the Treasury
Bookshelf Games
Lanston
South Center St
Dial
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Cree
Eusurance Corporation
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