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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-14
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July IA. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is TBS, American Can 93M, American Tel and Tel. 163, Anaconda 27iz. Beech Aircraft 10A Bethlehem Steel 65A, Curtiss- Wright SIS, DuPont common 1895 International Harvester 79h, North American Aviation 99s, New York Central 20A, Northern Pacific l8, Standard Oil of California 385s United States Steel 62, Pound $4.04
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: Industrials, 154.34; rails, 42.43; utilities, PALS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-14
] NIP ADM|RALS
 KILLED, SATAN
One Was Commander in. Chief of Attack on
 Pearl Harbor Midway

PEARL HARBOR, July 1.-Two Japanese admirals, one who di- rected the attacks on Pearl Harbor and Midway, died July ' at Saipan, Admiral Chester w. Nimitz an- nounces in a communique.
 Admiral Chuich I. Negumo, Con- mander-in-C Chief in the Pacific area of the Imperial Japanese Navy was one of those killed. He was in command of the Pearl Harbor and Midway attacks.
 Admiral Yano was killed on the same day when the Japanese fleet suffered a terrific beating by the American task force.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-14
By JACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON, July IA. - You can check the records of the na- tion's vital blood banks and tell at glance how the war is going-or how the folks at home think it's going.
 Bad or exciting war news lines donors up like theatre crowds be- fore the Red Cross blood centers. But if there's talk of peace they just go ahead and go to the theatre, or someplace else The result IS a problem for the blood plasma lab- oratories, geared to handlea steady. even flow of donations week in and week out.
 We're in a business set up on assembly line standards" says Dr. G. Canby Robinson, National Director of the blood donor service. But we're dependent for our raw product upon human emotions"
 Take invasion morning as an ex- ample:
 News of the American landings in France almost swamped some Of the blood donor centers. Volunteers shot up TOO per cent before night fall.
 By the end of the week 123,284 pints of blood had been donated. That compares with 95,875 the week before the invasion.
 The same thing is reflected in all war news, although never before was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-14
War News Booms or Richards Blood Flow
 To Banks of Nation

the reaction so startling and im- mediate. Anzio and Salerno and Tarawa all stepped up blood dona- tions. But during the quiet weeks before the invasion officials had trouble keeping production up to normal in some parts of the country.
 Although they are still cashing in on the first response that came from the invasion, they don't agree on how long it will last.
 Tt depends on how the invasion goes," National Headquarters spokesman said. If we get suc- cession of victories and keep getting news of small casualties, the chances are the present enthusiasm will soon die down."
 Directors of the blood donor pro- gram would much prefer to see vol unteers coming in at steady clip, but they have theory to explain the ups and downs Many people are naturally afraid at the thought of needle piercing their blood stream. It takes tremendous emo- tional shock to get them into the ranks of the blood donors.
 Consequently, Dr. Robinson and his associates go around with their fingers crossed for several days whenever some responsible Allied leader begins talking about possible victory this summer. They know the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-14
DIR. HAYS RETURNS
 FROM TRIP TO SITKA

Dr. George Hays, Executive Off, cer of the Territorial Department of Health, has returned to Juneau from Sitka, where he spent short time on official business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-14
13,oo0 NAzI L0S5ES ARE
 CHALkED UP
Bug River Bars Easy Alp. proath fo City of
 Warsaw Now

BULLETIN = LONDON, July IA. -Pinsk, the Germans last defense base in the Pripat Marshes on the road to War saw, has fallen to the Red Army. Stalin announced the capture a few hours after the German Command broadcast admission the town had been evacuated. Pinsk has been in German hands for three years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-14
IN FROM TODD

Nick Beg has arrived here from Todd and is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-14
SEATTLE MAN HERE

B. Ermakoff has registered at the Gastineau Hotel from Seattle.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
Lorraine Wolff
 ShOOer Guest

Mss Marjorie Denehy Of Bristol was hostess At c dinner party in the Copper Room of the Hotel Elton last evening ln honor os Lorraine c. Wolff of Cheshire whose mars rlAge to John ], Falvey, Jr., Q, 6 N, will take place on Thursday, Sept, Tth,
 Those attending were. Mrs. Ar. mand q, Wolff, Mrs, Joseph E, Re. gan end Miss Alice Wolff of Ches- hire, Misses Catherine and Mary Driscoll of Bristol, Mrs, Charles |. Denehy of Harwlnton, Mrs, Herman schillAre of Watertown and Mrs. Charles synott, Mrs, George V, oar- rlty and Miss Ann MlhAiloff of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
Social Notes

Miss Barbara Bradley, Elmhurst avenue, has returned from Wash. lngton, D, C., where she was the guest of her sister, Miss Sally Jean Bradley, e student at the Catholic University of America,
 Mrs, Edmund Gas. and son, Ken. meth, Willow street, are vacationinH at Bay View, Milford,
 Mrs, Earl Becker, Miss Eunlce Bloom and Carl Becker have rec turned to their homes in schenec. tady, N, Y. after spending several days as the guests Of Mir. and Mrs, Harold Wooding, Buckingham street, OakVilse,
 Miss Virginia Brandon of Taft school, Watertown, Is in New York city where she Is registered ct the Waldorf Astoria.
 Mrs. Henry J. Moller seeaueuS, N, J., is visiting her niece, Mrs. Mary E, Norgren, West Main street,
 Mrs. Mary Langford, Beacon street Is spending two weeks in Norfolk, Va,
 Miss Ann Bradley, Elmhurst av- enue has returned from Q stay in Newell, Mass,
 Mrs. Arthur Hasey of Portland, Me, is visiting her mother, Mrs A, P, McCrea of Willow street,
 The fall semester at Albertus MagnuS College in New Haven opens Monday, october 9. The seniors will welcome the incoming students on this date. Miss Florence English Of Wilkenda avenue has been ap- pointed chairman of the tea held at this time.
 Mrs. Margaret Hawksley, former ly of Mars Hill, Me, recently ar- rived In this city where she will take up her residence, She has been vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Fern SypherS of Lexington avenue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
CLUB NOTES
Recent Bride
 Feted 0tShOvCeY

Miss Margaret Morrlssey South View street, was hostess at c mis. eellAneous and currency shower re. gently In honor Of her Sister.in.lAw, Mrs, Raymond J, Mofrissey, Granite street. Mrs, MorrlsseY whose mar- rlage took place August i7, ls the former Miss Catherine Mary Man. Tilon,
 Among those attending were Mrs, Elizabeth 0'Shaughnessy, Mrs, Helen Aubertln, Mrs. Anna hyng, Mrs, William Birmingham, Jr,, Mrs, Wlnifred Alderman, Mrs. John Morrissey, Mrs. Sadie oKeefe, Mrs, Alice Adduci, Mrs, Anna Morrlssey, Mrs, Nellie DiDomlEie, Mrs. Nell Holland, Mrs, Eileen Morrissey, Mrs. Judith 0Keefe, Mrs. Margaret HNnsberry, Mrs. Mary Morrissey, MrS John Mannlon, Mrs. Dennis Tehan, Mrs, Josephine Reilly, Mrs, Patrick AArtlgan, Mrs. D. Stack, Mrs, Nora McHugh, Mrs, Mary Pa. vone, Mrs. Katherine Golden, Mrs, Bessie Gordon, Mrs. Rose Vale, Mrs Mary Stack, Mrs. Betty 0udEunas, Mrs, Rose Degnan, Mrs. William Birmingham, Mrs, Anna Shea, Mrs, Rachel Magni, Mrs, Walter Budd, Mrs, Helen Hurley, Mrs. Oscar Houle, Mrs, Alice Donnelly and Mrs. Daniel FlahlVe.
 Also Misses Margaret Nagle, Janet Houle. Rita st. Jean, Margaret Tehan, Victoria Forina, Evelyn Murphy, Margaret P. Morrissey, Esther 0lannelli, Kay LeVasseur, Ann DlDomisia, Anna Birmingham, Helen Donnelly, Mary O'Keefe, Eliz- abeth Birmingham, Mary Dlrming. ham, Lillian Houle, Esteile Sevigny, Mary Flahive, Maxine Moran, Marie Dupre, Margaret Grimes and Mabel Wagner,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
Sodality To
 Meet Sunday

The Children of Mary sodallty of St, Luey's church will hold It's first monthly meeting of the season sun- day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church hall, Rev. Michael MeVerry, spiritual advisor of the group, will address the members and Miss Mary Caputo, president, will preside, All members are urged to attend,
 The sodailty will receive Commun- ion ct the 8 o'clock Mass on Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
TIN COLLECTION
 SLATED TOMORROW

Residents of streets south of East and West Main Sts,, were urged to- day to prepare their donations of tin cans for the collection to be un- dertaken tomorrow, Saturday, on all streets in the southern section of the city.
 City trucks will canvass these streets beginning at 2 a. m. Resi- dents were urged by salvage on cials to place their donations in front of their homes tonight wea- ther permitting. Kindly cleanse and fiattcn all donated tin cans. Top and end of each should be removed before deposit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
FINAL BLOCK DANCE
 SCHEDULED TONIGHT

The final block dance of the sea. son will be held tonight on Pearl street, near the Pearl Street Com. munlty house, it was announced to- day by William J. Derwin, supervls. or of recreation for the park de. partment. Music will be furnished by Unieo Barones orchestra. Jimmy sasso will be soloist. The dance will be held from TOO to i0:30 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Ths Wednesday evening tourna. ment of the Elton Contract club, held under the direction of Mrs. W. sher- man Smith At the Elton, resulted in the following high scores. Martin 0'Brien and David Soully, "a; Ivan Cote and ]. R. Hicks, 6SM; Mrs, I, D, Clark and Mrs. David Price, tied with Mrs, A, Jacobson, 26S; Alvin Davis and Herbert Root, 26eM; MT. Cote and Mir. Hicks, 2SB.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
Auxiliary To
 Install Officers

Mrs, Joseph DiPietro will be In. tSalled as president of Corp. Coyle post auxiliary at the installation of officers Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Trinity parish hall Prospect street, The unit will be installed by Miss Margaret Dillon, department chaplin of the American Legion auxiliary, assisted by Mrs. Sophie Karnofsky, district treasurer,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01

WALKS UNDER LADDER AND- , Pittsfield, Mass, (UP)-When mail superintendent Matthew 0uiltinan reported for work at the post office late for the first time in % years he had Q good excuse. He had walk cd under . painters ladder ct the same time the painters elbow ups set . can of canary yellow paint.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
EYELET ASSOCIATION
 IN ANNUAL MEETING

The II, T, Sperry 3yelet associa. ton, composed of pioneer eyelet makers of the Scovill Mfg, Co.,, will hold its 4lst annual dinner-meeting, Sunday at 6 ?, m, at the Copper Kettle, Hitchcock Lake, The aSsocia- ton, named for Henry T, Sperry who was foreman of the eyelet de. partment 50 years ago, is headed by James W. Beaumont of Marion, president, Jamse E, Lamb of Plain- vile is secretary.
 The British Red Cross and St. John War Organization is spending an average of $4,000 an hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
MARKED MARKS

Franklin, N. IT. (Up)-When the Rev. George A. Mark of Franklin and his brother John attended Meadville Theological School, they were known as Mark" and Re. mark" or together aS Mark Twain" Then when another broth- cd Thomas joined them he acquired the nickname of Remarkable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
Mrs. R. " KeySey
 Guest At ShOWer

Mrs, Robert W, Keyser. orange street, who was married August IL, was honored at . miscellaneous shower recently Mrs, Martin Dwyer was hostess,
 Those present included Mrs, Rita Armstrong, Mrs. Fred Evon, Mrs, Clarence Surdam, Mrs, Newton Leas, Mrs, Clayton Lynch, Mrs, Peter Nc. Mullen, Mrs, Martin Brown, Mrs, William Thompson and Misses Flea. nor Brown and Theresa Hosey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-01
UNION TO NEGOTIATE WITH FARRELL FOUNDRY

Opening of contract negotiations will be requested of the Waterbury Farrel Foundry & Machine O., by the United Steelworkers Union, C. I. O., which recently was named as bargaining agent for employees as result of a NLRB election conducted at the local plant.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

General 5raneiseo 6roneo erfIdrte
IN einem Snterpietp Dem u. g. 9tabs.
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baften IGunern" beitebe, apellierte er
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innere aueelegenbetten IN @etra9t
fonmen,, beitebe fein 9inbernis fir
Elm 3uiammenarbeiteu NIT ben bo,pt-
iadli6iten aliierten Rd9ten, Rlb-
la,,o eineeialoiien, bod 6arf fetne
@inmii6ung in Spaniens innere qu.
gelesenbeiteu in 9etra@t tomusen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

rem BON GnGeIn ii oos iSegfeaer bin.
obiteige nnO DieIe SeeIen non ibren
Beinen erIoie. Gin anosrer airden-
idriftiteller meint, bob sOies an ieoem
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.inntgen Berebrer Rorios 4oifnnns,
oaB er Dor oem Gesfeuer gang bemabrt
bleibe, Inn elei6 IN ben Sinn,eI auf.
genomme,1 sa meroeH. Den iuabren
gerebrer ober erfennt man an feiner
2iebe oll Seius un6 Rario ur,o Teiner
So6i6ds,ins Der Gn8eno. ben Mein.
belt uno Deu,ut. Gel aIjc redt BE-
mitig, lebe unihuIbte ,sno rein IN
Seiu 9iebe. Damn baft ou Fher elm
&edt, oarauf au boffeu. olrb Warias
$ilfe bon Den 9einen oes Sesfeners
betpabrt su bletben. - 5oceroos.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
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5ran SaeOb Sbeiieu, eep. am 25iten
Ausuit 1914, tpobI norberettet. I'M
Glter bon 80 Sabren un5 ii Wo-
naten in 0filpautee. Bis. Die
8eritorbene tpor eirse eifriee 2eie.
rim oes Ohio Baifenfre,.no iiber
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1899 uno legte i'm Sabre 1901 IT,
re eriten @elitb6e ab.
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Nob. 1914 in Dapton. Ohio.
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1914, tpobl borbereitet, in gait
Hittsburgb, go. @lter 2efer.
Mrs. Bm. goebmer, seit, am ii. Dtt.
1914, inn Mlter bon 83 Sabren,
nobI borbereitet, in Charlotte. Sa.
Bm. 8oebmer, seit. am 26. Off,, I'M
alter bon 88 Sabren, tpobl borbe-
reitet, IN Charlotte, Sa. Gatte Der
9bieen. 8eioe naren langiabrige,
eifrige 2eier oes Ohio Baiien.
freun6. Sbre ainoer lefen iest bas
Sofepbiil1at Beeflp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
IA USINGS BY
THE TREASURER

l1nier Ohio Baiienfrerno @4aleaoer
1945 lit allen 2eiern 6es Ohio Wai.
ienfre,.no uno oenienigen 2eiern oes
Soiepbinmm Beeflp, tuel9e BEN Sea.
lender beiteut batten, auseia,tot nor.
ben. Bir boffen, oaB Der ieoen aa.
LENDER beiseleste 3ettel ieinen Beg
gum Sofepbinum al.riidfinoen tpiro.
es itebt ie6em frei, eine getgit,,ng
fir ben 9alenoer. ben 8etrae fiir oas
announcement bes 8lattes, einen Be-
trog gum Goal Guno ODER cine 8eib.
nadtssabe ei,tauienoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
Maria, bic 36nisin bes 6esfeuers

Maria, bic &Saisiu bes Tesfeners
Rorio lit nidt BLOB bic aSnistu
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ebrer aaoor betpabreu ooer fann If.
men, tpenn fie btneintommen. sroBeu
SroIt brtneeu lr6 cine Berfiiraung
erbitten.
Die Berebrer Ser Mutter @ottes.
iagt Der bl. aIpbonius, empfoneeu
ni6t MUIR in 6ieiem 2eben EroIt uro
Silfe, ionoeru aud i'm Segfe.er ite.
ben iie unter ibrem Sduse lno Gre.
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aus oem Sesfeuer 5u erloien. Die IT..
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offenbart: sd bin Die Ne,,tter aller
arnten Seelen i'm Segfeuer."
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ni9t, 6u 3eiten btnabauiteigen IN Dos
Segfeuer, nm lire atnber au trSiten.
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bob cine Sral1, Mariaia NIT gsamen,
nad ibrem Eooe elmer Sreunoin er.
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Seite Warid Simmelfabrt nebIt bieleu
anoeren aus Dem Seefeuer erloit mor.
ben. Dte anaabl Der gefreiten iei gro.
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Der @ebi,rt u,t6 Der anferitebung oes
$errn, inoem er iagt, bob an oieien
Sasen Maria in 8egleitlng bon edo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
MaS BEN Soitpbta,ttla

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Bflan3eu Der Bd1lme uniere arbeiten
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lasungstag NIT ben @rfoIgen 6:6,
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aber Oh unier @en1iilesarten i'm tom.
menoen Sabre bolitdn6ig eeiidert ,iit,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

SeIbit Elm Il. s SnDing Bomb fd11ls
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leben bon Rrs. 2outs 5eioenitider.
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ten iie In bodbeu5iger Beiie Den Bau-
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uno tra,een gu ieoer an6eren COMMIT
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rigteiten perbl.noen, ober um unierer
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betras in irgenoeiner Sorm au iiber-
ienoen. Srgenoeine nod 10 fIeine
8eibna6tsgabe tit tpillfommen uno
miro ben Seeen 6es Gbriitfinoletns
berabaieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

- @liid1id, tper ben Diirfttgen
1sno ben armeu erb0rt, on, b5ieu 9ase
tpiro i'm Der Ser befreien. - B.
4O,2.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
gtimmr Ses goIfes FIR sas
S0Iepbinnnt

Sd ibide Sbnen Elm fleines @e.
ident au gbreu oes 81. antonius gum
Donf fiir. Die Grboruug elmer Bite.
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r.. ..s r T, A.
am sending you a check for S. for
the poor students in honor of the Holy
Family. ST. Ann and for the Poor Souls.
Thank God my wish was granted -
Miss L. r., MINI.
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! am enclosing money order for 81
tain intention. 2 Mrs. ". n, Minn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
Qutttn,ls fit fro,,tnte
0abe,t jugltnfe,l
Iauterer StuOentell

Jos. Hettinger & Sisters, Ill. $4,000
Rev. J. p. w., Pa. ...........-...... $500
Rev. E. B., Pa. ........................... 1850
Rev. S. e. NJ, Pa. .--............,........ 1000
Jos. N. Rimkus, C. Mo.MM.,
Calf. 1000
Rev. P. w. K, Wyo. ......-.. 500
Miss Heen Doyle, Ohio ........... 500
Rev. E. J. H., Nebraska ............ 500
P. J. Sufed, N. d. .......... 500
Fred Rumbach, Ind. ......... 400
E. Sandheger, Ky. .......--..... 800
Mrs. Eiz. Paczocha, Wis. ......... 800
John J. Degen, Wis. ......... 800
Mrs. M. Saul, Ohio .-............. 200
Mrs. Frank Roenseh, Ohio ........ 200
Mrs. A. Glatzhofer, Ohio .....-..... 200
G. Stoecklein, Pa. .......,................ 200
Mrs. Clara Eckert, Mo. ............ zoo
Mrs. F. e. Fickey, Texas ..... 200
Anton Dries, Iowa ................... 200
Amelie Mans, Kans. .................. 200
Frank Haddas, Mich. .............,.... 100
Mrs. F. Eisemann, Ohio .... 100
Margaret Wachter, N. Y..........:. 100
Mrs. II. T. Scheibel, Nebraska 100
~s." COAL FUND
Previously credited .................... .$67. 90
Rev. e. J. L., Ohio ................... 400
A. Jordan, Wis. .................... 200
G. T. H., Ohio ................... 200
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