Oil Leaders Gather In Washington To Solve Shortage
In Washington, hundreds of oil industry executives converge to address a looming East Coast gasoline shortage. They seek faster movement of petroleum and products to eastern markets, blaming government actions that reduced tanker capacity and rising demand from defense needs. Plans include proposing pipelines to route Western and Midwest oil to relieve bottlenecks.
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Artjiur
Defense
Office of Production Management
Ickes
Roosevelt
Ickes proposes oil field expansion and fuel cuts to save gas
Ickes outlined plans for oil field development and warehousing upgrades to boost efficiency and tanker use. He said three California tankers will shift to Gulf ports increasing east coast gasoline shipments by over 5 million barrels yearly. He warned motorists may face gas saving Sundays and lower home heating temperatures or coal conversion this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
California
Gulf Ports
Oder
Greek captains faced German orders to sail Axis ports
American officials say Borchers tried to have Greek ship captains obedient to Berlin and possibly sabotage or defect to Axis ports. The case recalls Italy's push on Yugoslavian ships, where captains ignored orders and informed Washington. Despite risks, the Greek captains remained loyal to the democratic cause, and no precautionary measures were required for Greek ships in U.S. ports.
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Athens
Berlin
Borchers
Washington
Europe
Germany
Rome
Wirelss
Borecher
Britain
Deaths of the Day Joseph Patterson and others
A long obituary list notes deaths including Joseph Herbert Patterson aged 73 of Youngstown after a four week illness. Also listed are Mrs Catherine Doutt, Mrs Elizabeth Eastman, Mrs Harry Eastman, Mrs Ida Grimm, and other bereaved families with funeral details, survivors, and church memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Herbert Patterson
Margaret Yates Patterson
West Chalmers Avenue
Youngstown
New Castile
Joseph
Rachel Magee Patterson
Tryalty
Patterson
Pennaylvarda
Trinity Methodist Church
The
Western Star
Grotto
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lucille Patterson
Herbert Patterson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joseph P. Pipoly
Charles E. Patterson
New Castle
Orr Funeral
Lincoln and
Bryson Streets
Sehuvier E. Garth
Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Harry P. Eatman
Elizabeth Eastman
Harry P. Eastman
Willoughby Beach
Willoughby
David
Elizabeth Davies
Eastmans
Cleveland
Mia
Robert John
Rees Davies
David Davies
Ernest Burnett
Fred Evans
Port
Talbot
South Wales
Charles Lloyd
London
England
William Davies
Newport
Mon
So Davies
Garfield Avenue
Joseph B. Leyde
Highland
Berlin Claims British Losses in Sollum Fight
Berlin reports British casualties in the Sollum battle as the war’s highest proportionate losses to date. A war communiqué says large quantities of British war material, field guns, and anti tank guns were captured. German forces reportedly silenced or captured several British artillery batteries and destroyed small enemy merchant ships off Cromer.
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Berlin
Sollum
Cromer
Great Yarmouth
Midlands
Roosevelt nominates postmaster for Youngstown Ohio
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate postmaster nominations including John Doyle for Youngstown Ohio. The brief dispatch notes the nomination by the President in Washington on June 1.
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Youngstown
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Ohio
John Doyle
Allied forces close on Damascus amid raid and warnings
Alied troops backed by an RAF offensive broke through to key positions south of Damascus as Dentz warned the city to surrender by dawn. A Jerusalem spokesman said Vichy troops must withdraw or an incident would begin at dawn, while Allied forces pressed the advance and reoccupied Quenilia, surrounding Mer Ayoum.
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Dentz
Syria
Damascus
New York
CBS
Jerusalem
Barlier
Maitland Wilson
Cairo
Quenilia
Mer Ayoum
City Board One Announces List From Page One
A long list of residents named with addresses fills continuing text from page one. The names include William Henry Stewart, James Thomas Carey, Samuel Gilton Guntrum, Joan Joseph Flynn, Edward Ralph Dieringer, William R. McLafferty, and many others with street addresses. A stray sentence asserts convoys protecting England are essential, while other methods are inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Stewart
Euclid Avenue
Whiter
Atchison Logan
North Bay Street
James Thomas Carey
North Mercer Street
Samuel Gilton Guntrum
Etna Street
Fred Guy Latess
Cascaderg
Rumors Fly Of German Soviet War Across Europe
London and Helsinki broadcasts spark a panic of reports claiming Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia are at war. Observers urge caution as British press finds no Berlin or Moscow confirmation while Moscow denounces Turkey for a friendship pact with Germany.
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London
Europe
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
Turkey
Balkans
Draft property bill provisions to be modified
A Senate debate on the draft property bill shows sharp opposition to proposed changes. Pepper argues the President must retain drafting powers for defense programs while Downey calls it a step toward a military dictatorship and fears it will freeze small manufacturers out of the defense effort in favor of larger interests.
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Senate
Lodge RJ Mass
Pepper
Congress
Downey
British Bombers Pound Germany for Eighth Night
British bombers pounded Germany for the eighth night in a row, targeting invasion ports and cities like Düsseldorf and Cologne. The Air Ministry reported 16 Messerschmitts destroyed and 10 British fighters lost during the Channel coast sweep, with nine German planes shot down and four RAF machines listed as missing. A German military camp at Koram was bombed.
Billy the Kid in Conn's Corner for New Fight
The report notes Billy the Kid facing a renewed challenge after a Polo Grounds bout. Mary Lou’s travel to Pittsburgh is mentioned, with disputed marriage claims and a registrar's statement. A quoted remark asserts a fighter wants his rival to stay away from his family and cites Mary Lou as 18.
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Mary Lou
Pittsburgh
Billy the Kid
Polo Grounds
Walter Evans
Jefferson County
Billy
Mr. Smith
Death's Head Beetle and Local Park News Highlight City Life
A beetle known as the Death's Head with a snapping jaw and two large black patches on its back is described. Elm trees planted by the Garden Club on Boyles Field appear healthy. New Wilmington Park attracts picnickers, featuring a municipal pool open for summer. WPA road work on Chestnut Street advances, curbing near completion and water mains lowered where needed. The psychology of fear in advertising is noted as an old tactic.
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Arthur A. Doutt
Catherine May Taylor Doutt
Court Street
New Castle Hospital
Doutt
New Castle
Harry H
Mollie M. Taylor
U. P
Mr. Douts
Arthur E
Catherine M
Patricia Ann
Douts
Jonathan Taylor
Paul Taylor
Annie B. Taylor
Arthur Oberleitcher
Garden Club
Boyles Field
Highland School
New Wilmington
Chestnut Street
East Washington Street
Ray Street
the Water Company
Spruce and
Ray Streets
Moscow Radio Features Music Despite Rumor Fears
New York June 19 Utterly ignoring rumors of a Germany Russia conflict Moscow radio aired a one hour English program. CBS reports the Ruslan broadcast presented classical music a home news bulletin a Soviet press review and a feature on Maxim Gorky whose coach anniversary was observed across the Soviet Union yesterday.
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International News Service
New York
Germany
Russia
Moscow Radio Today
CBS
United States
Mascm Gorki
Soviet Union
In Memoriam for Margaret Covert Seeks Ellen Cubbsod
In loving memory of my dear aunt Margaret Covert who died two years ago. Wording appears to honor a relative with a personal dedication. The recipient Ellen Cubbsod is named in the text.
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Margaret Covert
Ella Cubbisod
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Mid-Contin
OETA
Nowander
Rieeckk’s
Era
ICE
Aika
Women’s Missionary Society
Ida E. Grimm
Volant
Elizabeth A. Drake
R, OD
David B. Brenneman
R. D
Melville S. Brenneman
Leesburg
Brenneman
Mra. Britton
John B. Britton
North
Beaver Street
St. Mary's Church
Leo
Wetterson
Joseph Young
Bernard Carlin
St. Vincent's Reminery
James O'Connor
Frank Nicholson
Joseph Boron
Frank Colao
Jack Smith
George Finamore
William Sullivan
St. Joseph's . Cemetery
Stoner
William T. Brower
Water Street
J. A. Cousins
Croton Methodist Church
Roy Howard
Elmer Hall
Louis W. McClung
Harry Edwards
James Texts
George Altman
Greenwood Cemetery
Thomas Mingo Ritchie
Canyon Street
Mr. Ritchie
Daniel
Katherine Pape Ritchie
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Elyion Marone Ritchie
St. Vitus Church
Hll
Katherine
Nick Milo
James Travers, Jr
Louis Leonard
Helen Tod Josephine
Tony Ritchie
Andrew
Tony
Monongahela
Lawrence
St. Vitus Cemetery
Africa
Wilcox
Gay
Radio-Phonograph
Washington Su
City Board One
E Glarence Raymond Workman
West Grant Street
Joan Joseph Flynn
Beaver Sucoce
Edward Ralph Dieringer
America
Milton Fiecl
William R. McLafferty
County Line Street
Ralph Vante Dufford, Jr
Richelieu Avenue
Harold Eugene McEwen
North Any Street
William Karl Waltenbaugh
Essere
Ralph Reynolds Huffman
Robert Steven Weinschenk
Edgewood Avenue
Ernest Jerry Callahan
South Walnut Street
Kenneth White Jerry
Harbor Street
Victor Lawrence Guido
Wes Garfield
Peter Frederick Adams
East Sheridan Avenue
Gontlawed
Teporta
Helsinki
Finland
Brest-Litovsk
Tiffii
Lsteners
British Press Association
Rumania
Sevec
Bessarabia
Dan Oupid
Conn
PA Newc
Bride
Weingartner
Opposita City Hall
Bilverman's Economy
East Woshington
Moscow Radio
C. Lee Mellinger
Temple Building
Mellinger
Castleton
Morgan Motor CO
Morgan Burrows Motor CO
N. Jefferson Street
Desotea & Plymouth Distributors
Wwe
Allip
Kerr
Granst
N. Kerr North
Mahia
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