The New Order and Insurance Interstate Conflict
The Evening Journal notes a Supreme Court ruling deeming insurance interstate business, prompting calls to amend Sherman and Clayton acts. It contrasts a trunk maker selling across states with insurers, questions federal supervision over state regulation, and asks if centralized government aims to hobble private enterprise amid postwar unemployment and tax pressures.
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United States Supreme Court
Insurance
Hich
Federal Bureauracy
House of Representatives
Senate
Idusty
Goerdeler and subsidies in wartime politics
The piece discusses Karl Goerdeler as a notable but uncertain anti-Hitler figure and questions if he fits the Nazi regime’s trusted type. It notes his unlikely broad esteem abroad and argues the conspirators may seek a more convincing leader. It then shifts to economic policy, citing Fred Sexauer on subsidies in farming, urging cautious use for returns yet not endorsing subsidies as sound policy.
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Germany
Karl Goerdeler
Leipste
Naniecon
Hitler
Goerdeler
Goerdéler
Friends of the New Order
Fred H. Sexauer
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Sai
Billy
Child Appetite and Weaning Tactics Teach Self-Control
The article from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania urges that a child should not be forced to eat. Appetite varies in children and loss may signal illness or fatigue. If a child refuses food, remove it calmly and withhold comment. A brief hunger will typically encourage eating, and persistence without giving in prevents capricious eating asks.
Seven tricky quiz questions from a classifieds page
A reader submits a list of seven questions covering grammar, history, geography, and measurements. Topics include Gracie Atten, Premier Bonomi's city, tornado debris, musical instruments, a U.S. president who became Chief Justice, a punctuation correction, antler point counting, seasonal phrases, Caracas location, and the building on a five dollar Federal Reserve note.
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Gracie Atten
Talian
Bonomi
The
United States
Buster
Caracas
Twenty Years Ago Opinion and War Time Rationing Notes
A reflection on the nations reliance on literacy and press freedom, urging news access for soldiers and citizens. Discussion of wartime rationing in Ohio, staff shortages at OPA ration boards, and the importance of volunteers. Mentions Secretary Bowles and community support, ending with a quip about a fathom as six feet.
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Love
Cleveland
OPA
Haz
Clinton Piske
Pas Mals
Fursomer Indy
Chester Bowles
Hair injury suit filed against beauty shop operator
In Erie a hair damage lawsuit seeks 2000 against Isabelle Rusch operator of Isabelle Rusch Beauty Shop for injuries during a permanent wave. Vera Weibel, an employee, named as joint defendant after plaintiff claimed she complained about hair pulling and that part of the scalp was torn loose with severe burns.
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Erie
Hyling
Old First Night at Chautauqua Sets Endowment Pace
The Chautauqua anniversary event drew about 6000 people to the amphitheater and raised 239039.98 toward a one million dollar endowment by Tuesday night. Julius King hosted the ceremonies with Walter Howe leading community singing and Dr Alfred Randell delivering the vesper service. The gifts surpassed the 150000 target to satisfy a 50000 conditional contribution from a donor’s estate.
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Chautauaa
Chautauqua
Julius King
Walter Howe
Alfred B Randell
Notion
If New York Were In Tokyo s Place
A wartime fantasy argues that if Japan occupied New York City the city would suffer mass blackouts and evacuation while hospitals waited for bomb injuries. It speculates on Japanese control of shipping routes and possible air raids from bases in Bermuda and the Bonins, with Allied air power threatening decisive attacks.
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New York
Tokyo
Hell
Manhattan
Haiti
Marianas
Hatt
Saipan
Adu
Chester Nivittz
Thom
Bermuda
Rockefeller Center
Empire State Building
America
Ats
Japanese Empire
Assault case in Baie flags arrest after ordeal at doorway
Erie police arrested Steve Kumik after he allegedly assaulted Mrs. A. Anderson at 903 Holland Street early Wednesday. Police say Anderson confronted a man at her front door as she opened it and fought off his advances. He was jailed awaiting alderman court arraignment.
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Erie
Steve Kumik
A. Anderson
Holland Street
Drew Kraus
Bernard Wilczewszi
Kunik
Draft board actions cut 1-A pool in state
Philadelphia August 1 local draft board chairmen report they save orders from the state selective service headquarters to cut large reservoirs of men classified 1-A.
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Philadelphia
Sefecsive Service
Prisoners Arrive at Bull Hill Camp for Timber Work
In Rane Aug 17 the first group of 20 German war prisoners arrived at the former Cee camp at Bull Hill near Sherfield under 30 U S Army guards. They are building a stockade to confine larger numbers expected to follow for timber cutting under a chemical companies plan. The group came from Camp Reynolds in 14 Army trucks and began work immediately. Forest Supervisor R Hanway of Warren was unaware of the advance. Reports say more prisoners may arrive at the nearby Diels CCC camp at Marienville to join the effort.
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Rane
Cee
Bull Hill
Sherfield
Chemical
Reynolds
R. ¥. Hanway
Warren
Diels
Boy farmer bitten by snake after cutting hedge head
Lancaster Pa Aug 17 Robert Hoover 23 a farm water stopped trimming a hedge and chopped a poisonous rattlesnake into three pieces. He picked up the severed head and was bitten suffering from snakebite and admitted to Lancaster Hospital.
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Lancaster
Robert Hoover
Lancaster “Hospital
Pleas antville man killed in Normandy action
Titusville Pa Aug 17 Pvt Charles A Benedict 27 of Pleasantville region's seventeenth known casualty since D Day in Europe was killed in action in France on Aug telegram to his mother Mrs Jane Benedict was received yesterday in Chatitaudua Lake a message said
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Titusville
Charles A. Benedict
Pleasantville
Europe
France
Jane Benedict
Chatitaudua Lake
Bennedict Soldier Married Before Fort Meade Deployment
Relatives notified the soldier's wife Margaret Conway Benedict of Pithole. They wed last May 24, just before Benedict, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rey Conway, went to Fort Meade and was sent overseas. He served in the infantry.
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Margaret Conway Benedict
Pithole
Rey Conway
Pyt
Benedict
Fort Meade
Saltake County Declares Debt Free With Government Bond Reserves
Utah’s Saltake County proclaims a debt free status and reports $500,000 in government bond reserves. The announcement highlights strong fiscal health and reserve holdings backing the county’s finances.
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Saltake County
Utah
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National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
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Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburger
Weightman
Associated Press
Corry
Darfier
Fighteen
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Erie Beauty, Shop
Baie
Leed
Kane
Pleasantville-Man
Normandy
Delco and
Willard
Thomas Motor Co
Men OF Tomorrow
Bernstein Bros
Center St
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