Proclaim Second Registration Day in County
The President has proclaimed a second registration under the 1940 act for males who have reached 21 since the first day. Registration will be on Tuesday July 1 from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Local Board No 1 behind Farmers Bank Court Way, Local Board No 2 Indiana Theatre, and Board No 3 at the Weis address. Three buses will be chartered to aid the process. Local boards will be the only registration sites with telephones listed for further information.
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Death ends long illness Miss Iva M Cunningham
Miss Iva May Cunningham born September 1 1897 in Brush Valley died at 1 40 am at home of her sister and brother in Homer City later Indiana in 1917 she joined Sutton Miller Company as bookkeeper and remained until illness She was a Christian church member and leaves Mr and Mrs W Ward Eicher as survivors Obit continued on page two.
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Roosevelt Pledges Aid to Soviet Union if Requested
The United States vows aid to Soviet Russia if asked, tying support to wartime needs. Treasury frees Russian assets worth between 50 and 100 million dollars, easing export licenses for war matériel. Officials note Russian needs may mirror Britain and China, prompting a survey to allocate scarce supplies such as oil, copper, tools, and steel.
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Owner Quits After Riots at Progress Manufacturing
Philadelphia article reports Progress Manufacturing, a four story electrical features plant, quitting as clashes surge after a workers’ strike. A truce briefly paused protests but bricks flew, injuring five and leading to over eighteen arrests. Rosen laments inability to deal with men who beat people.
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Boy Scout Circus Comes To Indiana Tonight
The Boy Scout circus arrives with large and small tents before the grandstand in Indiana. Over 200 Scouts participate as Paul Risheberger, program committee chairman, promises a real treat for visitors. Clear skies forecast. peanuts and crackerjack for families.
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Stewart Takes Charge as Acting Health Secretary
Dr A Hamilton Stewart, longtime deputy to the late Dr John Shaw, assumed the acting secretaryship of the state department of health after Shaw was found dead of a heart attack in his Capitol hotel room. Governor James expressed shock, while the House and Senate paid tribute. no permanent successor named.
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Washington launches city wide conservation drive
The Capital's 167,338 automobile owners were urged to cut gasoline and oil use by 20 percent. Washington becomes the first big city to implement the program with the slogan Make four gallons do what five did before. A note on fashion items follows with reference to Key Classic Golf Frocks priced at 5.05 dollars and a new Molly Annae iz shipment.
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Playhouse Fire Threatens Farm Barn Near East Pike
Fire at a child’s playhouse on J. T. McQuade’s East Pike farm destroyed the structure and briefly endangered a large barn before burning out shortly before 3:00 p.m. A local department responded, with limited flames and damage reported.
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Red Strikes Curtailed in U S Defense Industry
In a June report from Washington authorities said Communist led strikes in U S defense industries would pivot from agitation to supporting Germany opponents after the Nazi advance into Russia. An official predicted Communists would push production and argue workers who log fewer than 65 hours weekly are unpatriotic. Prior disruptions like the North American Aviation walkout in Inglewood, California had been blamed on union leaders with alleged Communist ties.
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Enrollees Sought for CCC Program in Indiana County
Early July the Indiana County Board of Assistance will supply 45 CCC enrollees. Eligible U S citizens unemployed and in need of work, with good character, aged 17 1 2 to 28 1 2, unmarried, out of school, and physically and mentally fit may apply by July 10. Enrollments last six months with option to extend. expect movement July 15 or 16. (Continued on Page Three)
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Missing Pittsburgh toddler sparks mountain search
Altoona June 25 a bloodhound and 100 CCC workers joined a tense search in Brush Mountain district three miles north of Altoona for three year old Betty Bossler of Westview Pittsburgh who vanished from a summer cottage yesterday morning The child had been playing near Will Irvin’s farm at Bellemeade with other children as guards from Rockview prison brought the bloodhound to the scene after police and volunteers failed to find any trace overnight CCC workers from a Petersburg camp aided the search as frantic parents awaited news.
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Soviet Air Attacks Hit Helsinki and Finnish Cities
Helsinki reports wholesale Soviet air raids with two bombing runs and alarms across the capital. Fires, including outside Helsinki, and damage in Leningrad and other cities accompany German raids on Finland as both sides claim battlefield momentum. Continued on Page Two.
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Bombing of Finnish Cities Rumors Jets Over Helsinki and Finland
German agency DNB reports repeated Soviet air raids across Helsinki and major Finnish cities with eight bombers shot down. Bomb hits aimed at non military targets as Finnish fighters rise to meet the challenge. German High Command claims great successes anticipated in the ongoing titanic struggle with Soviet Russia.
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Gather For.G.A.R. Session Reflects Civil War Views
A Civil War veteran from Washington Pa denounces modern war as “sloply murder” and says only combatants should be fought, while stating women and children were protected in past campaigns. His remarks appear in a historical battle feature with three Pennsylvanian boys attending the wartime encampment.
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Night raids strike Cologne and Kiel as Britain pounds coast
London reports Allied bombers hit Cologne Duesseldorf and Kiel while RAF fighters shield the raids. German night operations over Britain were light with attacks on Liverpool shipyards. Churchill observed an eleven day assault program from a fighter command station as skies filled with planes and bomb bursts. Losses: nine German fighters destroyed, two British fighters missing. Germans claim 121 planes down to 38 Allied aircraft.
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Soviet Communique Details Baltic and Polish Fronts Clash
Moscow reports the Red Army fiercely checked Nazi forces across the Baltic states and Poland, with Romanian units also engaged. The campaign is described as a headlong clash involving Europe’s largest armies, signaling intensified operations on multiple fronts.
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Fragmentary note on a Creek drowning near Apollo
A fragmentary local notice describes a drowning incident near Creek and Apollo with a recovered boy. It mentions a church gathering at 8:30 for a class, but the text is incomplete and unclear about the event details or authorities.
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Super Fuel for Planes Revealed by Speeding Analysis
A new analyzing device shown today promises a path to a super fuel for aircraft engines. It aims to improve combustion efficiency in high speed military planes and bombers, potentially saving fuel air resistance and advancing propulsion research.
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