Senators clash over Lindbergh anti war stance
Senator Pepper denounces Charles Lindbergh as leading a fifth column after Lindbergh urged cooperation with Germany if it wins the war. Wheeler criticizes Pershing destroyer aid to Britain. Lucas rebukes Lindbergh’s stance saying Puff complacency toward Hitler risks national fate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dale
Gol
Chaves A. Lindbergh
Germany
Pepper
D-Pla
Senate
Terday
Lindbergh
Chicago
Wheeler
D-Mont
John d. Pershing
Great Britain
Sermtot Lucas
Col Lindbergh
Adolf Hitler
Moy
Ludbergh
Pershing
Local notices mix with accidents and society events in city column
City and Vicinity report covers Wilcox Grocery delivery ad and a $5 000 claim to Mayor Payne over realigning two buildings on West End of the new Center street bridge. It records meetings of the Ladies Auxiliary VFW and J J Andrews Relief Corps, a Knox Glass Band concert at Ludlow Wildcat Park, and area obituaries and minor incidents including car crashes and a hospital admission.
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Wilcox Grocery
Venanuo Carry
Ew Center Street Bridge
OM City
J. G. Payne
al O'Clock
Wildcat Park
Ludlow
Knox Glass Associated
Knox Glass Company
Model Dairy Co
Dial
Lanston’s
Fred C. Lyman
Smethport
Sons of Pioneer
Lyman "Beegan
Bredford-Hordell & Kinzua
McKeon County
Oliver Earle
West
Washington Street
William Hamrod
Erle
12Th
Ash Streets
Erie
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
Corry
R. B.keppel
East Main Street
Mirs
Clifford Rounds
Spring Creek
Cory Hospital
Richard P. Brown
U.S
Misery Bay
Lake Erie
William Cummings
New Castle
Eric
E. Dyde’ Patten
Waterford
Rollo McGray
Court House
Weldner
Conationto Lake
Renwie Weldner
Plorente’ P. Murray
Franklin
Franklin Hospital
John Latter
Edward Later
Marble
Oil City Hospital
Onalyist
Crawford County
Meadville
Emmett Young
Spartansboro R. D
Corry Hospital
Laties Aid and Missionary Societies
St. Paul's
The
Fire ravages factory area. 10 dead, 2 missing
Reports confirm ten known dead and two missing after a major paint factory fire. Authorities say the blaze destroyed four city blocks and prompted widespread search for bodies, as residents and officials assess the extensive damage.
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Vamluen
J Aus
Butharitus
High Former Roosevelt Worker Backs Willkie
A former Roosevelt aide in New Center declares support for Willkie. The man, once aligned with Roosevelt's reform efforts, states he wants to join a growing Republican backing group and backs the presidential candidate.
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Roosevelt
Willkie
Shor Ue
StaMey Heh
Hunny Cotinetl New Center
nonsHepublisins
He Churchman
Rooedwell
Anownt
Jeter
Old Neighbor’ League
Eieh
Willkie urges decentralized U.S. industry remedy
Willkie tells farm officials in Des Moines that France failed because of a candy stick government and argues U.S. industry must be decentralized to boost defense and prosperity. He plans to finish his farm policy address in Colorado Springs after meetings with 70 farm representatives from 10 states. He praises Henry A. Wallace as a eminent public servant and says he will consult many people on future policy.
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Associated Press
Des Momves
Wendil
Willkie
Colorado Springs
Colo
America
Willide
France
Henry A. Wallace
Salvation Army leaders held on espionage charges in Tokyo
The War Office announced seven Salvation Army leaders, reportedly all Japanese, were arrested on suspicion of espionage. They include the organisation's commander in chief, with arrests dated July 31. The gendarmerie could not confirm nationalities or locations.
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Salvation Army
Tokyo
War Office
London
Pennsylvania liquor sales rise on strong administration
The Pennsylvania liquor board reports state store sales for the year ending June 1 at 78,154,700 dollars, up 4,691,235 from the prior year. Gov. and officials say gains reflect good administration.
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Harhidburg
GovEnor Dames
Pentsylvania
Liquor Board
Taft Leads Fight to Revise Labor Act
Senator Taft of Ohio announced a strong effort to revise the National Labor Act and press for immediate committee action on House approved amendments. He said the group would stay in session through September.
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Taft
Washington
Tait
Ohio
Germany claims sea successes amid war activity
An Allied report cites German claims of shipping losses totaling 4,926,880 tons since the war began. The German communique notes mine and submarine actions, indicting increased damage to enemy shipping and port closures in recent weeks.
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Germany
Beilen
Bikh Gomamend
Maskaid
Wir
Isd
Wollilon
von Joeses
Sil
Syhtoh
Pennsylvania Labor Union Denies Skilled Labor Shortage
Officials from the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor told the national defense commission in Washington that there is no skilled labor shortage in the state. James L. McDevitt and David Williams argued their case to Sidney Hillman and planned a meeting with Col. Frank Ennox to discuss defense industry needs and possible out of state workers.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Capitol
National Defense Commission
James L. McDevitt
David Williams
State Federation
Sidney Hillmen
McDevitt
Col
Frank Ennox
Secretary of the Navy
Nazis Poised for Invasion of Britain
The article reports on rumored secret German weapons behind military secrecy as World War II tensions rise. General Kesselring cites a weapon used at Eben Emael and notes that a new device cannot be overused. He predicts Britain’s island status complicates a land assault while acknowledging supply challenges under German harbors attack.
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Keyselring
England
Eben Emael
Liege
Lisge
Albert Canal Line
Atlantic
Kesselring
Foreign
Britain
Gem. Bedgelving
Pennsylvania Guardsmen go on war time basis for maneuvers
National Guardsmen of the 28th division are placed on a war time regime during three weeks of field maneuvers in Pennsylvania. Major General Edward Martin orders curbs on luxuries and dictates discipline, warning officers to surrender nonessential items and to park cars off division grounds.
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Lisbon
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Martin
Eximp
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