American Mission Hit By Jap Bombs and Burns
International News Service reports Foochow endured a Japanese air raid that destroyed buildings housing the American board of commissioners for foreign missions on the outskirts of the port. No casualties were recorded. Britain France rejected Japan's evacuation demands as hostilities rise in central China. Thirty-six British marines arrived at Foochow to protect lives and property at the consulate amid a broader mobilization. Police court fines were imposed on several youths after incidents in the city, while funeral services for Edward CunNick will be held in Niles, with arrangements by Reese funeral home.
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Tientsin
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Ahepans to hear Youngstown speaker in New Castle
The New Castle Ahepans meet Sunday July 2 at 2 20 p m at St George's Greek Orthodox church Providence R I role of delegate to the national convention of the Order of Ahepa will be discussed Achilles N Sakellarides of Youngstown will be principal speaker and a Princeton PhD candidate in political science and international law will attend President David Pappas will preside Steve Kakos will report on arrangements for the chapter annual plenary and Kakos and Lucas, delegates to a recent district convention, will tender reports AUY IN NEW CASTLE
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Achilles N. Sakellarides
Youngstown
Princeton University
David Pappas
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City Hall Briefs Report Disorderly Conduct Fines
Mayor Charles B. McGrath in police court Thursday afternoon fined Quilla Jonason a resident of 901 Moravia Street 25 dollars on drunkenness disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. The mayor discharged Woodie Slatton of the same address on a charge of disorderly conduct. It was reported to his honor that trouble developed at that address and when.
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Podice Court
Quilla
Jonason
Moravia Street
Woodie Slatton
PROCON Tablets Offered as New Remedy for Various Ailments
A newspaper notice describes PROCON TABLETS as a new remedy claimed to relieve sleeplessness nervousness loss of pep and body pains including kidney and bladder discomfort. It promotes quick symptom relief and urges readers to try the product.
Beaver couple seeks license for Cairns and Shields
AP reports Ethel Mae Cairns of Darlington and Charles Shields of Trafford City have applied for a Beaver marriage license. Their filing marks the start of the license process with county records.
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Ethel Mae Cairns
Darlington
Charles Shields
Trafford City
Condemning Crooked People Promises No Remorseful Justice
A stern editorial targets corrupt figures, urging condemnation to deter future wrongdoing and protect the public from dangerous plots. The piece frames moral accusation as necessary to prevent conscience-driven regret and uphold safety.
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