Radiator Company Starts Bond Drive
National Radiator Company launches its bond campaign with a park rally. The $50 000 plant quota is expected to be met as Corporal John Hamer recounts North Africa mine missions. Harry A Sonntag leads, with Bart Richards introducing speakers and Mike Turco directing songs.
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National
Harry A. Sonntag
C. W. Longacre
Edward L. Brundage
John Hamer
Deshon General Hospital
Cunningham Park
Hamer
Airborne Engineers
North Africa
Bart Richards
Jack Gritty
CIO
Mike Turco
Mike Sabelli
Turco
Sonntag
Fliers Stop At Local Airport
Two local flyers visited New Castle airport over the weekend. First Lieut Howard Carlisle, son of Mr and Mrs JL Carlisle, landed briefly in a B-25 bomber on Sunday. Capt Frank Farrone, an instructor from Greenwood Mississippi and former New Castle instructor, departed in a BT 13 after a brief visit.
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New Castle
Howard Carlisle
JL. Carlisle
Delaware Avenue
Frank Farrone
Greenwood
Mississippi
Farrone
U.S
Local War Effort Individual Joins Curtiss-Wright Plant
George Heymann of Freedom, unable to join the Army, works as a skilled welder at the Curtiss-Wright Beaver plant. He helps produce propellers for invasion air forces and urges others to learn a trade, secure U.S. Employment Service release, and join Curtiss-Wright to contribute and earn full pay.
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George Heymann
Freedom
Curtiss- Wright
Beaver
Curtiss
U. S. Employment Service Office
Curtiss-Wright
Major Soviet Northern Drive Tests Finland and Allies
The article analyzes a surprise Soviet push in the far north aimed at ousting German partners from Finland and pressuring Nordic relations. It notes Stalin’s aim to neutralize threats to Murmansk and Arctic access while weighing a potential northern pincer that could trap Nazi troops across Poland, East Prussia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Finland.
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Finland
Stalin
Murmansk
Arctic Ocean
North Cape
Norway
Sweden
Karelian
Mannerheim
Poland
Danzig
Berlin
East Prussia
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Allied Armies Reach 70 Miles North of Rome
Allied Fifth Army advances in Italy push front lines toward Rome as air bases in the Soviet Union are visited by Lt. Ira C. Eaker. U S fighter bombers hit targets along the Rome Pisa line and at Focsani Romania with rail bridges and air fields attacked. Heavy losses include twelve bombers and five warplanes missing with nineteen enemy planes destroyed.
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Italy
U. S
Ira C. Eaker
Soviet Union
Focsani
Romania
Cecine
Rome
Pisa
Mediterranean
German Planes in Action Echoes of Air Revival
Report says German planes attacked bridges and emplacements as weather aided their air revival. Allied air forces from the British Isles and new French bases faced strong opposition in fierce battles across several sectors, with conditions improving compared to D-day days.
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British Isles
France
Deaths of the Day in New Castle Area
Obituary notices record the deaths of Paul W. Kennedy 37 of 11 O'Brien Ave and several locals including Levertt L. Schefenocker 81 of 109 Milton St Agnes Belle Price Shields Ellwood City and Miss Clara E Frye 70 of 220 East Boyles Ave also noting services at Joseph B Ledemortuary W D Porter funeral home and Ma honing. interments planned at Greenwood Slippery Rock Harmony Oak Park Savannah and other area cemeteries.
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Paul W. Kennedy
O’brien
New Castle Hospital
Butler County
John W
Eva Stoner Kennedy
Shenango Pottery Company
Mary Via Kennedy
Delores Malone
Jack
Anna Mae
Ronald Wayne
Norma Jean
Ernest Kennedy
James Boyles
Pittsburgh
Nellie Gannett
Lottie McMillen
Ruth Clements
Pansy Kegarise
Eva Kennedy
Margaret Stoner
Butler
Joseph B. Leyde Mortuary
Highland
R. D. Bomer
Greenwood Cemetery
Levertt L. Schefenocker
Milton Street
New Castle
Pred Schefenecker
First Presbyterian Church
McKinley
Odd Fellows
National Association of Letter Carriers
Mary A. Schefenocker
Freda White
Lula Smearthwaite
Cleveland
Maude Chase
Miami
Fla
James Durante
Lillian Frethy
Salem. O
J. J. Melivaine
Jos. S. Rice Company
Agnes Belle Price Shields
William H. Shields
Fountain Avenue
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
Southside Hospital
Robert Bruce Shields
Frank F Replogle
Oak Park
Ill
Jane F. Stitzer
Dormont
Russell Stitzer
Shields
Koppel
W. D. Porter
Fourth and Crescent Avenue
A. M. Stevenson
Leslie Montford
Mercer
Slippery Rock Cemetery
Clara E. Frye
East Boyles Avenue
Washington County
Smith
Mary M. Frye
Miss Frye
First Christian Church of
Germantown
H. L. da
G. S. Bennett
Oak Park Cemetery
Allied Air Bombardment of Normandy Invasion Front Escalates
Allied air forces dispatched hundreds of bombers and fighters over Normandy as German defenses faced heavy raids. Ninety of the night Berlin targets came under attack while daylight strikes hit road and rail hubs behind the invasion front. Over 125 bombers participated in the latest sweeps, with 15 aircraft missing on return.
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High Command
Berlin
Normandy
Hitler Europe
France
Straits of Dover
Pin-Worm Cure Promoted by Medical Authorities
An early advertorial extols P-W tablets containing gentian violet as the most effective pin worm treatment. It claims the pill destroys pin worms gently and urges readers to ask their druggist for P-W. The tone mirrors scientific endorsement and consumer persuasion.
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Dr. D. Jayne & Son
America
French Patriots Face Harsh Treatment in War News
The article says French patriots fighting Germans are treated as terrorists, not prisoners of war, while the Daily Mail reports Vichy loses control in France on the frontier. Provincial centers disobey orders to withhold food, causing shortages in Paris Lyons Bordeaux and Lille. They rely on emergency reserves.
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London Daily Mail
Vichy
France
Paris
Lille
Lyons
Bordeaux
Daily Mail
PA NEWC Observes Good Shape For Time
The state will soon enlarge the street to Butler Avenue as the eastern end is completed. Many homes display service flags indicating three armed service members in the household.
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Butler Avenue
Open Fifth War Loan Campaign In Lawrence County
The Fifth War Loan Campaign opens in Lawrence County with $7,010,000 in bonds counted toward the loan total. An average of about $70 per resident is suggested. Bond rallies have been held and more are planned as civilians join the invasion of pocketbooks and bank accounts. Irv The News Want Ads For Results.
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Lawrence County
County Board Inductees List Long, Varied Addresses
County board lists inductees including Glenn Rupert Hileman and Joseph Albert Wigton with multiple addresses across Beaver Falls Pulaski Hillsville Smithfield Sharon and Bessemer. The piece also notes the Romanian production of iron and steel last year reached prewar records.
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Joseph Albert Wigton
Young Avenue
Claude Martin Thomas
Beaver Falls
Charles Leroy Russell
Edgewood
Louis Gomori
Pulaski
Raymond Walter Stevenson
Boyles Avenue
Lindy Dominick Ferraro
Hillsville
Frank John Dudek
Smithfield Street
Willis Laverne Slater
Carl Floyd Retort
Edenburg
Gerald LeRoy Young
Were Stomach Ulcer Pains Napoleon's Waterloo
The piece links Napoleon’s stomach pains to digestion issues and promotes Udga Tablets. It urges readers with indigestion gas pains heartburn and excess acid to try Udga with a 25 cent box. The ad promises double money back if the first dose fails and directs readers to Eckerds and other drug stores.
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Nations
Eckerds
US attacks on Mariana Islands devastate Japanese fleet
American forces sink 23 ships and damage 11 in a blistering two day assault on Saipan Tinian and surrounding targets. Over 200 enemy planes destroyed as the raid follows February strikes under Rear Admiral Mitscher. Guam also pressed by Navy airfighters during the operations. In a separate notice Eagles home service honors Brother Paul Kennedy at Leyde Funeral Home with service details.
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Truk
Marianas
Marc A. Mitscher
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Edgar G
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Mahoning Funeral Home
William Allman
Westfield Church
Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Mary Ann Hartland
Highland Avenue
Gertrude McNamara
S. E
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Dudley Castle
Staffordshire
England
Benjamin and
Eliza Nichols
Maitland Memorial P.M. Church
Hartland
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George W. Hartland
Buffalo N. Y
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Benjamin Hartland
Hannah Johnson
Emma Kenyon
Blackburn
Joseph B. Levde
J. C. Murphy
Elizabeth Smith
John P. Smith
Almira Home
Liberty Township
Mercer County
Henry
Eliza Drennan Redmond
Presbyterian Church
Grove City
May Hazlett
Edna Reynolds
Almira
Harmony United Presbyterian Cemetery
Harrisville
American Legion
Buegler
Camp Reynolds
Transfer
Louisa Pitts
Mt. Jackson
Ronald May
Shenango River
Crinkleton Funeral Home
West Falls Street
G. M. Walker
St John’s United Holy Church
Eddabelle May
South
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Albert Eugene Brown
Elmer F. Brown
Pennsylvania Avenue
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County Board
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H.m.rosen Optometrist Associates
Weshington St
Castle Stationery Co
N. Mercer
Eagles Home
Paul Kennedy
Leyde Funeral
Herbert Johnson
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Lawrence Coun
George E. Watters
East Washington
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