British Watch Pilotless Planes Reported Over Southern England
The Home Secretary Herbert Morrison spoke in the House of Commons about new pilotless aircraft after thousands saw a long slender explosive laden drone streaking across southern England. Crowds, especially schoolboys, gathered to witness its flight and collect souvenirs while officials note several had been destroyed before detonation. The piece also recalls Churchill's warning of rocket and drone risks from Pas de Calais and mentions General Bradley's airborne presence with troops amid shelling.
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Bradley Establishes Headquarers in France for Normandy Forces
Gen Omar N Bradley orders American ground forces from a headquarters in Normandy after landing the day after amphibious operations began. He had previously toured the beachhead and faced enemy shellfire and strafing aircraft during setup. The move consolidates command of Allied forces on the French front.
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Baptist Youth Conference Set in Harlansburg
Over thirty Baptist young people gathered Friday evening at Isabelle Reddicks home. Dorothy Kildoo led the business session and Rev. Leonard Mathewson led chart study. Harmony Unity and Mt Zion churches plan a joint conference in Harlansburg Sunday evening July 2.
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Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Eleanora McGill Near Jackson Center
Relatives gathered Sunday at dinner time to honor Mrs. Eleanora McGill of near Jackson Center. She received a purse of money a fifty dollar war bond and other gifts from about thirty guests attending the surprise party.
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Vacation Guests Visit Local Residents Afloat in News
Wayne Croyle from Clairton visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Burnside. Harrisville couple Mr and Mrs Arthur Brenneman and daughter Nancy stay with Rev and Mrs K N Brenneman. Willard Meyers of Portersville visits Rev and Mrs T B Wimer. Don ald Gordon and Arthur of Warren Ohio guests of Rev and Mrs L Mathewson. Gladys Mathewson from Bible School Park vacations at home. Helen Macom visits Mrs Gertrude Graham of Bover. William Stroup of Williamsport delivers a Sunday morning Baptist service. Rev T B Wimer, missionary to Africa, speaks at evening service. Sweden reports over 125000 births last year, a record since 1920s.
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Clairton
Joseph Burnside
Arthur Brenneman
Nancy
Harrisville
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Portersville
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T. B. Wimner
Donald Gordon
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Gertrude Graham
Bover
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Banks Plan Mass Mail Of Military Ballots For November Vote
Harrisburg reports state elections bureau will mail about 500000 military ballots to service members eligible to vote in the November 7 election. Political leaders doubt large returns, with some estimates as low as 140000 ballots likely to be returned despite preballoting efforts.
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Bond-A-Gram Letter Sparks War Bond Sales Drive
A service campaign urges six purchasers to buy E bonds as students in the junior war finance committee sell to six people and mail a bond-a-gram letter to relatives or friends in service.
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Army bulletin bans cursing cooks in mess halls in New Guinea
Army air force authorities post a bulletin in an advance base in New Guinea stating that no member of mess personnel may curse the cook. Cooks are human too, the notice adds, and applies on and off duty.
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Local notes from Scott Township reveal illness and visits
Mrs. Martha Russell remains ill at home while Mrs. Minnie McFarland is confined by illness. Several residents recover or improve after hospital stays, visits, or travel, including Mrs. Reed McCullough after surgery and Mrs. Edna West visiting with relatives. Local residents report friends and family visiting from nearby towns and states.
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Martha Russell
Minnie McFarland
Ella Totman
Minnie Blair
J. C. Boyd
East Brook
Rachel Woods
Billie West
Charles Craig
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