Pedestrian dead after Minerva crash age 86
Alex Reisen 86 of 509 Prospect St Minerva died at Mercy hospital after a Saturday 9 p m collision in the 300 block of W Lincoln Way Route 30 Minerva. Deputy sheriffs said he stepped into the path of a car driven by Gaylord Sells of Valley St Minerva. Reisen suffered skull and right leg fractures. Burial planned in Minerva area with services in Rutledge Jackson parlors and Moultrie chapel.
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Alex Reisen
Prospect St. Minerva
Mercy Hospital
W. Lincoln Way
Minerva
Gaylord Sells
Valley St
Reisen
Berne
Switzerland
North Georgetown
First Reformed Lutheran Church In Alliance
Fred
Herman
Alfred
Moultrie
Alfred Luginbuhl
Alliance
Harry Summerville
East Rochester
Paul Consor
Salem
Verna Walty
Youngstown
Gottfried
North Lima
Rudolph
Columbiana
Christ of
Charles Reisen
Rutledge- Jackson
Moultrie Chapel
R. A. Marty
Chapel
Minor injuries in city traffic weekend reported
Two persons received emergency treatment in City hospital for minor injuries from Sunday incidents. Catheleen Haymond, 18, of Barberton was treated for shock after the car she rode in left the road. driver Frank Haymond apparently fell asleep on Route 21 south of Navarre at 11 p.m. Oliver Weiss, 21, of Norwalk suffered facial lacerations when a car driven by his father skidded on a wet road and struck a pole at Island Lake NE. Four people were injured in city traffic over the weekend as 25 accidents were noted, most due to slippery streets. Jennie Benedetto, 34, of Alliance, sustained knee contusions and possible head injury when her car skidded at Mahoning Rd and 12th St NE, careened over a curb, and struck a hedge and tree at Nimisila Park around 2:20 p.m. She was treated at Mercy hospital. Victor Rubin, 21, of NW 7th St, suffered a nose laceration when his car skidded on West Park Drive and hit a tree in Timken Park around 6 p.m. Patrolmen reported.
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Harvey E. McCauley
3Rd St NW
Ben O. Worster
Schwalm Ave NE
3Rd St
Court Ave NW
Griffin and
Sines
Mercy
Roy Lee Goddard
5Th St
D. A. Miller
F. S. Stauffer
6Th St
Cherry Ave
6Th, St
Orchard Ave
Calvin G. Shipman
Rowland Ave
Crawford
LeMaster
Daniel Compi
RD 5
11Th St
Shorth Ave
Gaza Jacobs
Coventry Blvd
Miller
A. M. DiMenna
Carnahan Ave
6&Th St
Llth St
Massillon
City
Catheleen Haymond
Wonderlichave
Barberton
Frank Haymond
Navarre
Oliver Weiss
Adairst
Norwalk
Theodore L. Weise
Island Lake
Jennie Benedetto
N. Mechanicst
Alliance
Mahoning Rd
12Th St NE
Nimisilla Park
Howard van Orman
Andrew Roman
Mercy Hospital
Victor Rubin
7Th St NW
West Park Drive
12 St NW
Timken Park
Francis LeMaster
E. W. Crawford
U S newspapermen leave Berlin for Bad Nauheim exchange
About 115 American diplomats and newspaper men depart Berlin on a special train for Bad Nauheim to be swapped for German diplomats and correspondents at the French-Spanish border. Fifteen American journalists accompany the party.
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United Press
Stockholm
Berlin
Bad Nauheim
Germany
United States
Pacific War Update Battles Reach Malaya And Luzon
The article reports Japanese advances in Malaya and Burma with British Thailand as enemy occupied territory. In the Philippines, U S bombers sunk or damaged transports near Legaspi and northern Luzon, while Wake and Midway hold out as Guam reportedly falls to Japan.
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Far East
Malaya
Kra
Malayan
Burma
Thailand
Braitain
Far Eastern Command
Manila
Legaspi
Luzon
Philippines
U. S. Army
Chinese defend Hong Kong as Tamshui actions loom
Japanese forces retreat from Canton area under fierce Chinese attack while Tamshui north of Hong Kong sees a savage battle. Generals Tsai Ting-kai and Chiang Kai-shek’s troops push to relieve Hong Kong as relief flights evacuate 275 people, including Madame Sun Yat-sen and H. H. Kung, to Chungking and inland bases.
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Associated Press
Chungki Ing
Canton
Tamshui
Hong Kong
Chinese Central
Tsai Ting-kai
Shanghai
Sun Yat-sen
H. H. Kung
Chinese Currency Stabilization Board
Chungking
Frank L. Higgs
Columbus
Kowloon
Tokyo War Reports Claim Assaults on Manila Headquarters and Hong Kong
Japanese official dispatches claim attacks on the American army headquarters at Tarlac near Manila and an assault on Hong Kong. They also report Japanese forces seizing a key point on Malaya's west coast as imperial leaders push for a broad campaign, while Britain defends Kowloon with artillery.
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Hong Kong
Ping
United Press
Tokyo
Tarlac
Manila
Imperial
Malaya
Imperial Diet
Japan Warns Of Submarine Threat In Prolonged War
Tokyo reports a joint army navy communique warning of enemy submarines off Japan and urging preparedness for a protracted conflict where submarine and aircraft bombing will be involved.
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Tokyo
A. P
Army
Navy
Imperial Headquarters
Japan
Home Entry Reported on 25th Street NW
Karl Hissong of 1540 25th st NW told the sheriff's office his home was entered early Sunday night by an intruder who broke a glass in the kitchen door. A bureau drawer had been disturbed but nothing of value was reported missing.
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25Th NW
Karl Hissong
25Th St NW
Sheriff’s Office
Lingayen Manila railroad inland from Iba mentioned
A wartime communique notes the Lingayen to Manila rail line 40 miles inland from the west Luzon port of Iba. It also reports in Aparri on the island’s north side that Japanese planes shot down a Curtiss aircraft and that Japanese troops are overcoming enemy resistance according to plan.
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Lingayen-Manila
West Luzon
Iba
Aparri
Air Raid Rules Issued for Schools by Civilian Defense
Broadside sent to teachers pupils and parents outlines eight actions for air raids. Do not send pupils home and stay at school. Guidelines cover warnings drills refuges extinguishers wardens training and ongoing readiness to keep morale and order during a raid.
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United Press
Washington
Office of Civilian Defense Today
OCD
Singapore Fights to Hold Malaya as Japanese Assault Rages
British imperial forces in Malaya, defending Singapore, faced heavy Japanese land and air attacks with numerically superior foe. Singapore officials warned air control is limited while reinforcements, including Dutch East Indies planes, help offset losses. Analysts ponder possible German moves via Spain to Africa or through Turkey as Hitler seeks prestige after Moscow setback.
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International News Service
Singapore
Hong Kong
Malaya
Far Eastern High Command
Kedah
Kelantan
Atlantic
Pacific
Spain
Africa
Axis
Hitler
Russia
Caucasus
Middle East
Turkey
United States
Moscow
Germany
Russia Sets Long War Goal Against Hitler
The United Press report notes that Moscow views Hitler as the Allies’ main enemy and that Russia’s continued western offensive remains vital to Britain and the United States. Litvinov signals plans for a Moscow conference with Britain and the United States to coordinate strategy, while Russia prepares to strike Hitler before widening the war elsewhere.
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Hitler
Russia
Maxim Litvinov
Washington
Britain
United States
Japan
Germany
Red Army
Litvinov
West
London
Moscow
Europe
Africa
Middle East
North Africa
Libya
Repression Protests Across Occupied France Deepens
United Press reports Vichy France voiced deep unease over Nazi reprisals as General von Stuelpnagel ordered 100 executions of Jews and communists and imposed a 1 billion franc fine, signaling intensified occupation terror.
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United Press
Vichy
France
Otto von Stuelpnagel
von Stuelpnagel
Deportations to labor camps in the east announced
The official said a large group of criminals would be deported from occupied France to labor camps in the east, likely Poland. The government noted the reprisal and announced arrests by its police of culprits tied to attacks on occupation authorities.
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France
Poland
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