War and the World After Armistice
Roger Babson contemplates postwar realities from SABSON PARK Mass on Aug 1. He warns armistice timing may hinge on transportation and front advances. He foresees war materiel remaining vital, a lighter tax load, and a gradual postwar shift in industry and travel patterns as scientists continue innovation despite peace.
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Tully
Florida
California
Southwest
Mamma
Papa
Bister
Arrest of Black Dragon Society organizer in U S ties to Negro plot
The FBI disclosed the arrest of Mima De Guzman a 44 year old Filipino of Washington DC described as an organizer for Japan's Black Dragon Society. The group allegedly aimed to form a fifth column among African Americans and store arms for a potential invasion, with ties to Harlem leader Leonard Jordan and networks in several major cities.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Japan
Black Dragon Society
FBT
Mima de Gueman
Washington, D. C
Columm
America
P. B. Foxworth
FBI
de Filipino
Tly
Foxworth
de Caznaly
U.S. Navy
Coast Guard
de Gueman
de Guzman
Leonard
Robert C.) Jordan
Lesewe
Alien Registration Board
Jorden
de Guaman
U. S
J. Gerard Cregan
Washington
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
State orders 1943 tags for current auto plates
Harrisburg Aug 1 Small wet and black metal tags shaped like a keystone will be issued to Pennsylvania motorists for 1943 license plates. The State Department of Revenue ordered 2,500,000 tags to be made by prison labor at the Western State Penitentiary. The plates will carry the expiration date and serial number.
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Ier
Harrisburg
Shapedike & Keystone
Pennsylvania
State Department of Revenue
Western State Penitentiary
Two Concord Township Residents Hurt in Labor Day Crash
Two Concord township residents were badly cut in an automobile accident near Concord Corners southwest of town Friday night. Jay Rayner 50 and Justice Harris 72, both of BD 1, were hospitalized at Corry with facial and head injuries. Investigators from the state motor police conducted inquiries into the crash as officials noted no serious injuries yet.
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Concord Township
Goncord Corners
Jay Rayner
Justice Harris
B.D. 1
Corry Hospital
Rayner
Harris
Fueinl
Eveh
William Nagy
Landlords Register In Corry Under Rent Control
About one thousand landlords were expected to enroll under federal rent control in Corry. A total of 897 had registered by Friday at the Senior High School, with daily counts rising to 204 on July 21. Registration ends today, with Howard J. Sheen, Harold G. Wolfe, and Miss Helen Johnson overseeing, and an Erie Rent Control Office representative available next Thursday evening for assistance.
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Cory
Tilly
Howard J.sheen
Herold G. Wolfe
Helen Johnson
Corry
Thron Gliy
Erie Rent Control Offce
British Bombard Two French Rail Centers
VICHY Aug. 1 The British bombed two major rail hubs in occupied France. At 2 A M Cholet in Maine et Loire was hit damaging telephone lines behind the front. At 4 10 A M five bombs struck Abancourt railway station in the Oise department. No casualties were reported.
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Vichy
France
Cholet
Maine el Loire
Lnes
Cll
Abancourt
Oise
Navy Estimates Ten Thousand Japs in Aleutians
Navy officials reported ten thousand Japanese forces estimated in the Aleutian Islands with landings on Attu and Agatti confirmed as possible and aerial recon failing to show enemy landings on the Pribilof Islands 250 miles from Dutch Harbor.
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Navy
Aleutian Islands
Associated Press
Washington
Harres
Aleutians
Healhy
Pibilofl
Atti
Ism Ard Agatti
Alutlan
Pacific
American
Pees
Appkemman
Wer
Mame
Pribilofs
Dutch Harbor
Bond sales in July exceed quota at local banks
Dory answered Uncle Sam to boost war bonds and stamps with July sales totaling 83,899 against a 236,000 quota. Walter H. Stott, chair of the local bond committee, announced the figures with contributions from National Bank 11,362.50 and Citizens National Bank 17,050, plus post office stamps 4,000 and bonds 50.50.
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Dory
Uncle Sam
Walter H. Stott
Suley
National Bank
Citizens ‘National Banke
Post Office
Amoroso Faces Liquor Board Hearing in East Main Street Case
Joe Amoroso owner of Rosey’s Restaurant on East Main Street faces a state Liquor Control Board hearing next Friday at 10 a.m. The proceeding could suspend or revoke the license after alleged repeated violations. The hearing follows a prior police action that led to arrests of Amoroso, his wife, and two employees, and referrals to the county grand jury.
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Joe Amormao
Rosey's
Restau
May Street
State Lixior Control Board
Erle County Court
Tipuse
Anaraso
Amoroso
Couniy Con
State Haven Ist
Liquor Board
East Main Street
Control Board
Grand Jury
Saboteur Trial Nears Its End Today
Washington Aug 1 a military commission resumed today the swiftly concluding trial of eight alleged Nazi saboteurs. Prosecution closed, defense contentions argued, and indications were the secret proceedings would end this afternoon. The Supreme Court yesterday refused to allow offset of the commission powers or to move the case to civil courts. The court upheld the legality of Roosevelt wartime orders to try the Nazis by commission but left questions about the scope of those powers.
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Assotmaeu Pica
Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Bt|hind
Vichy Ship Seized by British Navy Then Freed in Flight
The French freighter Mitidja was seized by a British submarine in the Mediterranean on July 26 while carrying wine and minerals from Algeria to Marseille. A French destroyer later freed her, and she completed the voyage, with officials noting the ship carried no contraband.
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Associated Cres
Vichy
Mediterranean
Algeria
Marseille
Dietaile
Labor Day bond sale program planned by Aero Union group
Corry organizers amid a long planned Labor Day celebration propose a parade and big bond stamps sale aided by Aero Lodge 1 A M and local committees. Leaders back a large public display to boost bond sales while parties prepare for next week’s meeting to decide participation and activities amid wartime shortages and rationing.
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Corry
Wialeh
Aero Lodge
Hias Beer
Viking
Aery Union
Allied invasion post eyed by Britain as possible chief of staff named
German propaganda and Allied invasion talk swirl as Gen George C Marshall is touted for generalissimo in Britain. US tank crews train near the front while Vichy radio reports rehearsals. Federal agents raid German alien offices in Philadelphia and Battle Creek hospital opened for war casualties under guard. Five killed, 12 injured by bombs near Cairo. Lurline Sourley Jessel sues George Jessel for divorce citing cruelty and a custody deal with their nine month old daughter Jeriyn.
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Associated Press
Bondon
Britain
George C. Marshall
Army
Nagi Preparednes
Westeen Europe
Tessel
Los Angeles
Lurrulie Sourley Jessel
George Dessel
Jeriyn
Allied Bombing Intensifies Over Duesseldorf and France
Ascumated Press reports dawn briefing that 150 two ton bombs and numerous incendiaries hit Duesseldorf in 50 minutes last night, with fires still burning. RAF heavy raids also struck Northern France targets and rail yards, with six freight trains damaged. Berlin listed 26 British aircraft downed and claimed German losses in the raid. Canadian and American pilots shared in the strikes, including two Eagle Squadron fliers credited with shoots.
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Air Ministry
IAP
Duessvidert
Hamb— Er
Sir Ministry
London
RAF
Rhineland
Duesseldorf
France
Duesseldam
Iboe
Caens
Berlin
Germany
Japs Extend Hold Upon Solomons
Allied communique reports Japan has extended control of the Solomon Islands east toward New Guinea by establishing a base on Guadalcanal. Short heavy fighting described near Bougainville and Buna as Allied and Japanese patrols clash. raids damaged ships and started fires in Buna.
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Aly Associated Press
M'Arthur
Australis
Aux
Jpae
Solomon Islands
New Guinea
Guaralcanal
McArthur
Tisde
Iukum
Amboing
Dutch East Indies
New Britain
Bougainville
Port Morbsby
Buna
Gouna
Food stamp plan extended to 26 more counties in Pa
Harrisburg August 1 relief clients gain extended food stamp program. Seventeen counties already participated. Final approval expands to 26 additional counties as federal funds were approved. The plan increases food value with orange stamps for $1 and blue stamps worth 50 cents for surplus commodities.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ilaher
Ship Losses to Subs Reach 405 in Western Atlantic
The Associated Press tally of announced carrier and neutral cargo ship losses in the Western Atlantic since December 1 shows 408 today, with yesterday’s report of a sinkings and the disclosure of another vessel loss marking another step in the war’s toll.
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Associated 2
Atlantic
Pansman— Jan
Bry~ i
Eight Killed by Lightning in Philadelphia Area Storm
A severe storm battered the Philadelphia region causing eight fatalities and multiple injuries. At Rockland Delaware four gardeners, Boward O’Connell Louis Durso Frank Lépore and John Dougherty, were killed while sheltering under a metal arch. In Glenolden three Sharp and Dohme workers James Tellitott Jr William Dilillo and Robert Kyle perished when lightning struck a nearby transformer as they searched for cover. Lifeguard William M. Kempton, 22, died at Tully-Secane Country Club. Thomas Neville, son of a Quartermaster Corps officer, drowned during floodwaters. Continued on page four.
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Py Ascuuiaucu
Essa
Philadelphia
Adg
Alfred F. du Pont
Rockland
Del
Boward O'Connell
Louis Durso
Frank Lépore
John Dougherty
James Tellitott, Jr
Phila
William Dilillo
Robert Kyle
Sharp and Dohme Chemical Laboratories
Glenolden
William M. Kempton
Tully-Secane Country Club
Thomas Neville
Neville
Quartermaster ‘Corps
Soviet and Nazi clash near Stalingrad and Rostov
Bulletin from Nazi field headquarters reports German troops captured the Salsk rail junction in the Caucasus. In the Don bend region near Stalingrad ceaseless fighting continued with large Russian reinforcements. Soviet front dispatches claim heavy clashes around Fletukaya and Bataiske with Red Army counterattacks and German attempts to gain river crossings.
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Caucasian
Salsk
Rostov
Grest
Caucasus
Stalingrad
Don River
Ain Nouts
Alujit
Lwin
Gs Transporta
Msm
Fletukaya
Btalingran
Olet Paule
Waar
Rls
WAH
Bataisk
Antilhemy
Gulf of Tayoman
Semeor
Timoshenko
Counfel
Bend
Wiihwest
Anii Bavict
Garmany
Hart
Red Ster
Red Army
Red Star
Kletskaya
Tsifilyansk
Logan's Demand Still Unheeded in Harrisburg
Aug 1 Harrisburg report on Dr Edward B Logan secretary of revenue and Auditor General P Clair Ross over 20 years of unpaid levies and payroll cuts. Ross claims uncollected funds and unjustified payroll. secretary of revenue refuses to approve settlements and retains workers.
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Sswomsen
Harrisburg
Edward B. Logan
P. Clair Ross
Ross
Rsvehue Dare
Fsad
Getn Levies
Charalne Ross
Hecessary
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Clase
Roger Babson
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Siy
Mn«Etter
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Rod
Hitler
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Egypt
Rommel
Youch
Russi
F.B
U. 8
Concord
Aero Union and Bond Group
Sir Claude J.B. Auchinteck
Federal Garden of Investigation
Battle Creek
Mich
Percy L. Jones
Axis
Cairo
Aly
Monlen
Agai l
Winston Church Fia
Rome
Reich
Solomons
MacArthur
Guaralcanal Island
Sarlin
Logan
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