Four Injured in Route 80 Car Crash Near Arcadia
A four car collision on Route 80 near Arcadia Saturday left four people injured. Helen Shemo, 23, of Glen Campbell R. D. 1, suffered possible skull and facial fractures and multiple abrasions and was admitted to Indiana Hospital. Her brother Joseph Shemo fled an information charging assault against Earl Smith of Wilgus, the owner of the car Shemo rode in. Maxine Yingling, 2, of Chevy Chase, also hospitalized with possible skull fracture and facial injuries after a car driven by Lawrence Culliver of Chevy Chase struck her. Further details from Private B. J. Williams of the State Motor Police indicate Culliver and two witnesses provided statements. story continued on page two.
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Arcadia
Helen Shemo
Glen Campbell R. D
Indiana Hospital
B. J. Williams
Williams
Joseph Shemo
Earl Smith
Wilgus
Misa Shemo
Charles Pennington
Glen Campbell
Maxine Yingling
Chevy Chase
Lawrence Culliver
Culliver
Man Pays Fine For Lottery In Indiana County Case
Judge Beeb presided as Creps received one year in the Indiana County jail with parole on payment of $100 fine and costs. Pascarella of Swissvale pleaded guilty to possessing a gambling device and aiding in carrying on a lottery. Congregational chorus led by Rev. Fred Baker Norris invites singers at the Indiana County S. Convention June 3 and 1d.
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Beeb. Creps
Dos. Pascarella
Swissvale
Indiana
Dai
Puscarella
Fred Baker Norris
Indiana County
S. 8
President Talks On Defense This Evening
Pennsylvania's 14 000 National Guardsmen received marching orders for an August maneuver in New York state. Major General Edward Martin announced movement by rail and truck from August 4 to 10 near Ogdensburg. Units include 53rd artillery, 176th field artillery, 122nd quartermaster, 110th and 112th infantry, with additional elements from Pittsburgh and Ta maqua.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York State
Edward Martin
Guard
Adjutant General of
Ogdensburg
52Nd Cavalry Brigade
Canton
N. Y
New Jersey
New England Guard Cavalry
New York Cavalry Brigade
53Rd Artillery Brigade
Coraopolis
176Th Field Artilery
Pittsburgh
122Nd Quartermaster Regiment
Tamaqua
2Bth
110Th Infantry
Altoona
112Th Infantry
Grove City
President Roosevelt to address Virginia U commencement
Washington June 10 AP President Roosevelt will discuss the European war and international relations in a hastily planned address at the University of Virginia commencement in Charlottesville. He may touch on aiding Allies with military equipment while Congress advances defense plans and the tax bill for military expansion.
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Washington
Roosevelt
University of Virginia
Stephen Early
White House
United States
Charlottesville
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Virginia
Ethel Dupont
Potomac
Congress
Senate
Great Britain
France
Vandenberg R-Mich
Americas
Relief policy ties aid to military service rule
Harrisburg reports that counties may withhold relief from unmarried men under 40 who refuse to enlist as the nation expands army navy and air corps amid European hostilities. State secretary Howard L. Russell said counties could deny aid for such rejections though not recommended, under a two year old regulation guiding local units.
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Harrisburg
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Howard L. Rusell
Public Assistance
Cobber Kain New Zealand Ace Killed in Action
Flying Officer Ey J Cobber Kain Britain's first air ace of the war is killed aged 22 in action. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross last March for attacking seven Nazi bombers with a companion plane, chasing them into German territory. Liberal offerings will be asked for missing support of local organization 27x.
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London
Ey J. “Cobber
Kain
New Zealand
Britain
France
Red Cross Letter Urges Donations in Clearfield County
James Mark leader of District Two UMWL urges support for Red Cross amid war misery in Europe. Local Red Cross aims for 14 000 quota with a $100 donation from Indiana Dairy Company management. County 5S convention set for June 33 at Ty Burst Presbyterian Church Indiana.
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James Mark
United Mine Workers of America
Europe
Red Cross
Clearfield County
The
Indiana Dairy Company
Ty Burst Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Death claims Arthur Kreiner longtime Barkley Electric manager
Arthur J. Kreiner, longtime Barkley Electric Company manager, died Sunday morning at Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh. Funeral plans pending. services and interment will be in New Alexandria.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
Arthur J. Kreiner
Barkley Electric Company
New Alexandria
Woodward Heads Armstrong County Republican Committee
Armstrong County coroner C. M Woodware, a native of IncGane, was named chairman of the County Republican Committee Saturday, succeeding Ray H. McGraw of Freeport, while he rests in Kittanning Hospital after an appendectomy. Meanwhile a hosiery sale advertises Holeproof stock at H. Bo Vogel & Co in Dix.
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Armstrong County
C. M Woodware
IncGane
Republican
Saturday Morte Jy
Ray H. McGraw
Freeport
Armstong County
rWoodie
Kittanning Hospital
H. Bo Vogel & Co
Dix
H B. Vogel & Co
Inter-Faith Symposium Draws Diverse Indiana Audience
A Sunday inter faith symposium at a college auditorium drew a cross section of Indiana Protestants Catholics and Jewish attendees. Speakers from Pittsburgh included Dr William W Hague Rev Father Paul J Rock and Rabbi Jacob Rothschild addressing wartime questions and U S role with emphasis on faith perspectives.
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Indiana
College Auditorium
Hebrew Unity Congregation
Pittsburgh
United States of America
William W. Hague
Pittsburgh Round Table
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Paul J. Rock
St. Paul's Cathedral
Jacob Rothschild
Roudel Shalom Temple
Democrats elect Stewart county chairman in biennial meeting
Indiana County Democrats chose Dr. John M. Stewart of Marion Center as county chairman at the party's biennial meeting. Rob Hartnett of White Township was elected treasurer. Stewart defeated H. R. Spicher of Indiana 76 to 52 on the third ballot after five nominees were considered.
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Indiana
Joh M. Stewart
Marion Center
Rob Hartnett
White Township
Ressorer
Stewart
H. R. Spicher
Spicher
Cammy
C. L. Campbell
Idiana
John Lukash
Clymer
Charles Jd
Prothero
Rayne Township
Campbell
Population balance grows with State College school and town fortunes
Population figures from unofficial census show State College borough at 6400 residents as college enrollment reaches 6100. Since 1870 the ratio has shifted from 59 students and 50 residents to 400 students and 4390 townspeople by 1930, reflecting the college's expanding influence on the town.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Rescue Ship Docks with 150 Children Among Refugees
New York reporters describe the Statue of Liberty guiding passengers and refugees to safety aboard the President Roosevelt after a perilous voyage from Galway. Among 729 aboard are 150 children and 33 babies, with many women and husbands serving in the British RAF. The voyage faced storms, water shortages, and sickness, while ships Genoa and Washington await to ferry more evacuees home as the city reports the continuing refugee crisis.
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Roosevelt
Galway
Tredand
Americus
Ballle Xoritis
Genoa
Italy
Caalway Wall
Washington
England
Royal Air Force
Lee
Nazis Extend Coast Tenfold From North Sea Frontage
A new map compares Germany's original 175 mile North Sea frontage with a vastly longer Atlantic and North Sea coastline, achieved through conquest of Norway the Netherlands Belgium and France to Abbeville. The chart shows the old versus new coastlines.
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Germany
North Sea
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Abbeville
Norwegian Forces Surrender as Narvik Falls to Germany
June 10 reports state two months of fighting ended with Norwegian troops laying down arms at midnight. King Haakon VII, the crown prince, and the government reportedly fled to England to aid the Allied cause. Britain and France were said to be withdrawing from Narvik area as German forces hoisted the swastika over Narvik, with allied rearguard actions and material losses noted.
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Stockholm
Germany
Norway
Haakon VII
Nar- Vik
England
Halvdan Kohtyn
Troms
Narvik
Berlin
Italian Forces Move Into French Territory At Riviera
Berlin reports Italian units crossed into French land via the Riviera at about 6 30 p m local time. Authorized Berlin sources at a Foreign Office briefing by Joachim von Ribbentrop confirmed the action to reporters.
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Berlin
Riviera
E. S.T
German Divisions Pound French Defenses Near Paris
Paris reports that over 1,000 German divisions and up to 1,800,000 men pressed the French lines as a spearhead neared within 35 miles of Paris. Bombardment, tanks, planes, and heavy infantry drove a long front from the English Channel to the Argonne with the High Command noting increasingly violent battle across the sector.
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Paris
Naz
Nazi High Command Says Operations On Schedule
Berlin reports Allied resistance on the western front collapsed and German forces advance toward the Seine and Marne. It claims a complete victory for German forces in Narvik and says Norwegian forces paused hostilities as evacuations proceed.
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Nazi High Command
Berlin
France
Lower Seine
Mavne
Con Munique
Wester
Fresh British Troops Land in France and More En Route
June 10 report from London says Brest troops have been landed in France with further reinforcements soon available. Churchill told French Premier Reynaud that Britain provides maximum support in the battle France is fighting with undaunted courage. He noted every available means are being used to aid and sustain France as heavy fighting continues on various fronts.
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France
London
Brest
Churchill
Reynaud
Lunda Inditany
Vreake
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