Naval invasion deemed successful by Allied command
Supreme Allied Headquarters reports Allied navies delivered 100 percent of the army across the channel on D Day. Admiral Ramsay said the first round of the invasion went according to plan with no significant enemy interference and no damage to transport, aside from a few naval losses.
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Bertram Ramsay
England
Ex-Governor Earle and Wife Separate in Philadelphia
Lt. Comdr. George H. Earle former Pennsylvania governor and his wife the former Huberto Potter are separated. Family sources say neither plans to file for divorce. Earle recently returned from Istanbul where he was assistant U S naval attache. The Earles wed in 1916 and have four sons, three serving in the armed forces. Scotland is noted as Land Cakes country for its baps and oatmeal cakes.
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Philadelphia
INS
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Huberto Potter
Earle
Istanbul
U. S. Naval
Haverford
Earles
Armed Services
Service Family News From War Fronts and Bases
The notice lists service members and movements across ships and bases. Mary Witherspoon learns her son Stanley was moved from William Beaumont Hospital El Paso to Camp Grant New Jersey. Ernest Kray rises to Seaman First Class and is stationed in Eton Massachusetts, with others returning from furloughs or training at Great Lakes Maxwell Field Bainbridge Fort Monroe and Camp Lee among locations and ranks including private medic corps sailors air force.
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Mary Witherspoon
Stanley Witherspoon
William Beaumont General Hospital
el Paso
Texas
Camp Grant
H. R. Kray
East Washington Street
Ernest Kray
Eton
Mass
Joseph W. Kwolek
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Robert E. Schneider
Alexandria
C .E. Schneider
Mt. Jackson Road
Mechanical Corps
Air Force
Louis DeMarco
Nick DeMarco
South Min Street
Joseph DeMattio
DeMarco
Medical Corps
Camp Shelby
Miss
Maxwell Field
Ala
Frank J. Rudesill
West Grant Street
Carl B. Basile
Frank Basile
R. D
Fort Monroe
Tony Venturella
Frank Venturella
Camp Lee
Venturella
John Melichar
Florence Avenue
Cyril C. Melichar
Mate l c
South Pacific
Socrates C. Roussos
Christ Roussos
Lyndal Street
Kennedy suspended indefinitely by indians manager
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau announced that pitcher Vernon Kennedy has been suspended indefinitely for attitude deemed detrimental to the club. He gave no further details on the suspension.
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Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Jim Bogby
Vernon Kennedy
Boudreau
Kennedy
Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion Quickly
The ad explains how liver bile helps digestion and claims Carter's Little Liver Pills increase bile flow to improve digestion in about thirty minutes. It urges not to rely on artificial aids and sells the product for 25 cents, promoting faster relief and better well being.
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Carter
Local Tail Gunner Wounded In Action Bowen Family Widespread Service
Mrs. Mary Bowen learns her son Staff Sergeant Fred Bowen 23 wounded in action over Germany May 8 while tail gunner on a Flying Fortress. He is improving in an England hospital after six missions. Brother Private Philip Bowen 19 missing in Italy presumed prisoner of war. Sister Marie Bowen serves with the Wacs in Louisiana and another son Donald Bowen is a Navy gunners mate first class.
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Mary Bowen
South
Crawford Avenue
War Department
Fred Bowen
Germany
England
Bowen
Pfc
Philip Bowen
Italy
New York
Pfc. Bowen
Pvt
Marie Bowen
Wacs
Louisiana
Donald Bowen
U.S. Navy
Look Out Bible Class Hosts Mahoning Methodist Evening
Seventh Ward Look out Bible Class of Mahoning Methodist church met Tuesday evening at 205 North Lafayette Street hosted by Mrs W J King. Mrs C D Gorley led devotion and business, officers elected: Mrs J W Wilson president, Mrs W C Shanafelt vice president, Mrs R E Tayior secretary, Mrs J M Conn treasurer. Knitting and sewing for the American Red Cross was the evening’s diversion. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs J A Mielke. Next social meeting set for September 5.
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Lookout Bible
Mahoning
Berean Class Meets Tuesday Evening
Members of the Berean Bible Class of the Madison Avenue Christian church gathered Tuesday evening at West Madison avenue home of Mrs. J. W Unangst with good attendance. Devotions featured Invasion Day prayers. Special guests included Mrs. FL G Stigers and Mrs Bessie Osborne. A lunch was served by the hostess Mrs A S Eberhart and assisted by Mrs Lawton.
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Madison Avenue
A. S. Eberhart
J. W. Unengst
Frank Rheinhart
Lawton
Grand Jury Review Awaited in Triple Murder Case
Mercer county awaits a grand jury decision on the Everet Wilson dairy farm triple deaths. The 20 year old blond suspect faces potential freedom or trial after two more witnesses testified. Former sweetheart William Morell testified against her and has been found guilty of manslaughter in Helen Wilson´s death.
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Mercer
Mercer County
Graham
Everett Wilson
Donovan Henry
William Morell
Katherine Wilson
Robert McKay
Helen Wilson
Morell
Japanese Forces Press Toward Changsha In Hunan
Chinese and Japanese offensive units clashed about 26 miles from Changsha as Japanese troops pushed toward the capital of Hunan province. Japanese advances included a point 265 miles northeast of Changsha and landings on the Tungting lake southern shore with captures at Yuan-Kiang and moves toward Yiyang.
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Changsha
Hunan
Tungting Lake
Yuan-Kiang
Yiyang
Yellow River
Local Notices From Millburn Area
John Sheffer moves his family from Mercer to the Pako Vich house. Mrs. Nancy Huffman visits with sister Mrs. L. B Anderson. Mrs. George Caldwell welcomes a grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell at Mrs. Alfred Stone’s home. Millburn Grange to hold memorial service on June 12 and host a dinner for Mercer Rotary.
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John Sheffer
Mercer
Pako- Vich House
Kenneth Brown
Greenville
Orville Anderson
Christopher Pink, Jr
Baby
Fink
A. V. Perry
Venus
Black- 16
Nancy Huffman
L. B Anderson
Charles Hogan
West Middlesex
Leonard Robinson
Chester
Wilbur Fox
Austin Hoaglind
Joseph Robinson
P-W Pin-Worm Treatment Promises Quick Relief
A medical breakthrough introduces P-W tablets built around ventran violet to destroy pin worms. Dr D Jayne Son labs promote P-W as the simple at home remedy. watch for itching, stomach upset, bed-wetting and nervous fidgeting as warnings. Follow directions to use P-W for pin worms.
Return of Attu Convalescent Navy Seaman
Claude I Wagner, third class seaman in the U S Navy, is on 30 days leave to visit his parents at 612 North Cedar street. He recently underwent surgery at the Attu hospital after months in the Aleutians. Overseas in the Pacific for 18 months, he serves in the Naval Service.
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Claude I. Wagner
U. S. Navy
D. Wagner
North
Cedar Street
Claude
Aleutians
Attu
Atiu
Warner
Pacific
Naval Service
Girl Scouts Serve Tureen Dinner at Mahoning Memorial Church
Members of Girl Scouts Troop 16 hosted a tureen dinner Tuesday at 5 30 in the church social room. Miss Alma Wolverton led the event with mothers and relatives as guests.
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Mahoning Memhorus
Girl Scouts Troop 16
Alma Wolverton
Thief Steals Car Cash and Cigarettes in Farrell
A vending machine owner Samuel Lee reported theft of $700 in cigars, $1,000 cash, and his automobile from Farrell on Tuesday. A pedestrian saw a man break a car window but mistook him for the owner. A separate line notes a U S uniformed man needs about a quarter more food than as a civilian.
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Farrell, Pa
Sharon
Samuel Lee
U. S
Second Death In Jamestown Blast
Funeral services are set for Kenneth H. Matthews 29 proprietor of a Jamestown tire recapping shop whose death Sunday marked the second fatality from the May 26 explosion and fire. One employee died the day of the blast about 20 others injured with one still hospitalized Matthews of Buffalo N Y is survived by wife a son a daughter and both parents
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Jamestown
N. Y. Jimes
INS
Kenneth H. Matthews
Jamestown Tire
Matthews
Buffalo
N. Y
Law Suit Defendant Hangs Self In Cell
UNIONTOWN Pa June 4 A Fayette county man William Powell Jr 35 used his belt to hang himself in a Cumberland Md police cell where he was held on observation rather than face a $50 000 damage suit filed by the sister he had shot in the leg.
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Uniontown
Wiliam Powell, Jr
Fayette County
Cumberland
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