Babson Plea for Unity in Economic Strife
Babson argues for universal unity to raise living standards and boost productivity. He blames labor unrest and outdated attitudes for economic decline, urges employers to innovate and invest in new methods, and calls workers to cooperate to improve output. Continued on Page Eight.
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Moger
Babson
Gloucester
Mus
Willy
Sisten
Alye
United States
Emaplyjit
Marshall and Molotov Again Stir Peace Conference News
Fragmented text reports on Marshall and Molotov in China related peace talks. Mentions wartime conferences, potential outcomes, and ongoing negotiations. Details are garbled with stray numbers and misplaced phrases.
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Cen “Marshall
China
Conferences With Chinese Chiefs Ended
A joint Allied briefing by U S Ambassador Stuart and Presidential Envoy Marshall warned that a complete end to hostilities in China seems impossible. The statement followed reports of Marine clashes in North China and a separate ambush on a coal train, with disputes over responsibility and stalled inquiries.
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Associated Press
Nanking
China
U. S
John Leighton Stuart
George C. Marshall
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chan En-Lai
Kuling
T. S
Faite
Uped
Brovines
Tuckens
Peiping
Tientsin
Marine Headquarters
Michael F. Davis
Executive Truce Headquarters
Huyeh
Honan
Shan
Reward Claims of 2 Corryites to Be Heard
Chief of Police John D Flanigan and Mrs Gladys McCloskey of this city are to appear next Friday before county commissioners where a final decision is expected on the $500 Erie county reward for information leading to the conviction of Lloyd Wilkinson killer on Good Friday 1942. The decision follows Bromley conviction and a potential Turner appeal, with officials noting information from McCloskey and other sources that aided the case.
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John D. Flanigan
Gladys McCloskey
Erie County
Lloyd Wilkinson
Nootty East
Franke Bromley
Turner
Landerstood
E.elmilk
Erie Times
Bromley
Jane
Crite
Flanigan
Probe into Fraudulent Car Inspections Expands
Police continue a probe into car inspection fraud in the area. Three mechanics faced $25 fines and costs with days to plead. Further evidence links additional inspection stations and owners to potential permit revocation. Hearing set for later date.
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Suste
Prom
Thursaday
Dhe
Yenown
Wellon Sill
Melvin Covell
Six Die In Army Plane Crash At Great Falls Fair
At the Great Falls Montana fair an army aircraft collision killed six people and injured several others as two attack bombers collided near the horse barns. The crash destroyed cars and the wooden structures, and nineteen horses perished in the blaze while spectators fled. Identified dead include Lt Artur Pell Ietler of Cleveland and Dorothy Mae Suabo of Bell, Montana. An army investigating panel will review the incident.
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Great Falls Fair
Associated Press
Palls
Mont
Tech
Blune
Bell
Mobi
Montana State University
Winnlent
Army
Great Falls Air Base
Tanichet
Wilc
Iegrander
Packer
Aireorra
Mamie
Clvilian
Fairground
Ourn
Local Office Sees 77 Jobs Placed In July. Aptitude Tests Used
The Cory office of the United States Employment Service reports 77 individuals found employment in July, including 4 ex servicemen. Local staff administered 84 aptitude tests to 26 job applicants, aiding placement. Williams notes wartime demand boosted testing for proper position flow. postwar reliance remains steady as firms use aptitude indicators for speed and dexterity in skilled jobs.
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Cory
United States
Tims
Bernard Williams
Williams
Loeal
Corry Chapter Receives British Red Cross Certificate
Corry Chapter members Mrs Charles Stewart and Mrs H A Gilbert led the relief effort during the war. The Corry unit organized dressings production, sending thousands of garments to the British Isles and Europe. A certificate from the Duchess of Gloucester and the Central Hospital Supply Service praises their service from 1941 onward.
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Corry
Offiaisis
Red Cross
Susiety
Order of St. John
Charles, Stewart
H. A. Gilbert
British Isles
Duchess of Gloucwster
Cue Centeall Hospital Supply Service
Moat Goer Otis
Tremors Continue Across Dominican Republic's Coast
Reports from Ciudad Trujillo describe ongoing earth tremors in northern provinces, with towns like Matanzas Puerto Plata Bailey Samaria and Sanchez shattered by quakes and tidal waves. Red Cross has refugee camps, but shelter is overwhelmed as 20,090 people are left homeless and hunger grows amid disrupted food supplies and aid deliveries.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Republic
Bailey Ascooesa
Scotch Bay
Mataneas
Puerto Plata
Bailey
Samaria
Sanchez
Unday
Mani
Red Crossihas
Bansal
Puerto Rico
Matanzas
Julia Molina
San Francisco de Mineoris
Ciinihen
Cnusud
Aliarie
Lessiovin
Overstays Visited by Self Styled God Leader in Philadelphia
Reporters at a church in Philadelphia heard a depature from the self-styled God leader of a negra cult, who overstayed a visa and faced immigration officials. The scene featured mention of divine authority and confusion over the case involving the former leader Rose Hitchigs of Moentreul.
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Philadelpota
Divine
Tins
Heaven
Gisple Mision Church
Edi Rose Hitchigs
Moentreul
Farm Home Destroyed in Blaze Blamed on Oil Stove
Rasgnond Cole and family became homeless after a bungalow near Lovell Station four miles west burned yesterday afternoon. The fire destroyed the structure, clothing, and almost all belongings. Neighbors including Mr and Mrs Arno McCray assisted, but the fire spread quickly and re-entry was impossible. The family resided there prior to the blaze.
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Rasgnond Cole
Ana Shese
Thiele
Lovell Station
Corr
Eomaus
Arno Mecray
Piush Ward
Amily
Cote
Ami
Ivetslueler
McCray
Deny Report of Change in Local Draft Board
A report from Friday lists changes in the local draft board and suggests continued operation by the Selective Service in Erie County. Names and towns appear in a roster of those called, with Union City, Corry, and Cambridge Springs among communities mentioned as centers for draft and employment-service coordination.
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Union City
Erie County
Burkhardk Ye
Nothme
Harristars
Yhieht
United States Employment Service
Bunkhardt
Corry
Aids Fey Mita Cartbures
Joe Jobin Lilly
Union Gites
David Arnie Grows
Cambridge
Sprihaw
George w_ Day
Eli: Alekinder
Thayer
Gturrock
Waterford
Donald Painter
Salamanca
M. Y
Rue Et "Pravin
Soviet press clout threatens Austrian nationalization clash
AP reports Vienna on August 10 as a Soviet backed faction warns against nationalizing industry, stirring tension with Austrian authorities while Inn stalls progress and a separate Tuley faction seeks to invalidate four power commitments. Washington also notes a broad White House shakeup with 52 consultants dismissed and Romania detentions strained US relations, with Rome reporting a late American C-47 transport overdue from Vienna to Naples.
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Vienna
Comol
Tuley
Young men solicitations raise Corry complaints
Residents report two unfamiliar youths claiming World War II veteran status visiting north side homes. They asked for magazine subscriptions or donations to send issues to veterans hospitals, lacking credentials and prompting fraud concerns. Some visitors became belligerent when refused, alarming locals and triggering warnings.
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Bfore
Vierans
Corry
Permstivite
Clainlul
Wook
Toei
Snd
Dons
Court Order Halts Erie Griswold Sale
A court halted the Griswold Mfg Co sale in Erie after Judge Waite issued a temporary injunction following a two day hearing on the heirs’ petition. The injunction bars the sale until testimony notes are transcribed and a final decision is rendered.
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Erie Griswold
Griswold Mfg. Co
Erie
Ori Waite
Jude Waite
Roger Grwortie
Tim Sale
Actus
Hujivonea
Britain to search all ships over Zionist immigration
An authoritative source says Britain will warn next week that ships of any nation carrying illegal Zionist immigrants may be intercepted searched and seized by Royal Navy units. The policy aims to curb European Jewish immigration as Palestine partition talks continue with Bevin Byrnes Truman debate ongoing in Paris and Washington.
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London
Alipiwit
Britain
Europe
Royal Navy
Fitha
Foreign Office
Ernest Bevin
U.S
F Byrnes
Paris
Palestine
Truman
Washington
Holy Land
Byrnes
Bevin
Rasselas Brown Named Chamber Secretary Here
Rasselas Brown named Chamber secretary after board meeting at the Hotel Garry yesterday. A Corry resident and veteran, Brown returns from armed service to take the post, previously held by Melvin Cobbett. He already serves as assistant secretary and treasurer of the Corry Water Supply Co and will continue part time as chamber secretary while pursuing his Bible work. The board praised his civic leadership and efforts in hospital fund drives and local civic affairs.
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Rasselas Brown
Cotty
Ok Obi Ineroe
Garry ‘Esterday
Brown
Armed Services
Corry
Qecehl MeMorial Hospital
Corry Water Supply Co
Chaber of Commerce
Melvin Cobbett
Chamber of Commerce
Molotov leaves as Tsaldaris presses Albania invite at peace talks
At the Paris peace conference Greece’s Prime Minister Constantin Tsaldaris charged Albania should be invited to the talks. Russian Foreign Minister Molotov walked out during Tsaldaris speech amid heated debate over Albania’s status, with other delegates weighing the issue and possible committee review.
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Associated Press
Paris
V. M Molotov
Constantin Tsaldaris
Greece
Albania
Molotoy
Tsaldaris
Molotov
Tsaléaris
Tautdaris
Molo
Toy
Manulisky
Tsuldaris
Kovbel
Dele
Ene
Tsardsks
Poland
Agoslav
Britain
Ann
Dubayander
United Nations
N. Ephimlttes
U.N
New York
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Pitrona
Firth
Wellington
Ucts
Hes
North
Chief Flanigan
Mrs. McCloskey
Doylestown
Moss Ha
Noreen
Rowsby
New Hone
Ray Cole
War Assabi
WAR Coduy
Washingifon
Aue
Romania
United Sites
Bucharest
Rome
Vien In Lo
Naples
Stds
CPA
NOVY
Ofpuer Gertie Philauelemia
Ang
Culliy Uayts Cobe
PhimeMigdle
Cimyal Baste Sin
Josh F.ohiber
Tram
Notire Dukry Teeta
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