Labor Bill Faces Senate Clash After Surprising House Action
Senate expected to modify House backed anti strike curb bill amid strong opposition. The Smith measure would impose cooling off periods up to 80 days in defense plant disputes and curb work stoppages while permitting government mediation. It aims to bar strike breakers and penalize unions and employers violating terms under Wagner and related laws.
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Corry Hunters Meet With Little Success
Corry hunters report poor visibility and few deer taken in the region over the recent days. Despite scattered successes near Kane with deer around 150 pounds and a six point buck, overall hunting activity dwindled as hunters left camps in disgust.
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Paris Ultimatum on Reprisals Shocks City
Paris faces a German ultimatum after a series of retaliatory attacks. A German commander warned of punitive measures within 24 hours if conditions are not met. The clashing events include shootings and hostage executions tied to the city’s violence.
Post Office Prepares for Record Holiday Mail Volume
Corry post office gears up for Christmas rush with extra staff and trucks. Postmaster Sullivan urges early mailing, plain addresses, insured valuables, and use of special delivery for speed. No mail delivery on Christmas Day. Mails to foreign lines and military targets have earlier dispatch deadlines. A missing person alert concerns Clinton Thomas, a four year old girl last seen near Ridgway.
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Tokyo Sizzles Over Alleged Encirclement by ABCD Powers
Far East crisis intensifies as Japan denounces encirclement by America Britain China and Dutch East Indies. Chinese spokesman in Chungking claims Japanese warships near Cam Ranh Bay in French Indochina drive potential strikes toward Singapore Malaya and the Philippines while Tokyo accelerates base construction in Indo China. US haggles with Japan over Hull terms as Tojo and Tage confer amid heightened tensions with Port Arthur and Malayan frontier moves.
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Dense Eastern Fog Causes Transportation Chaos
A heavy fog blanketed the eastern states from Baltimore to New England disrupting motor traffic and grounding planes. In Pennsylvania the Lincoln highway saw cars wandering, and New York La Guardia reported limited visibility as coast guard towers logged near zero sighting before sun briefly broke through.
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German volunteer legion arrives on eastern front
New York dispatch reports that the first Previdh Volunteer legion members have reached the eastern front to take part in the war against Russia, according to German radio.
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Bomb Hurling Strikes Detroit Labor War Leader’s Home
A bomb damaged the home of Paulise J. Currier, head of Currier Lumber, in Detroit’s north end. His two young daughters Collette and Claire slept upstairs as Michael O Connor, Madeleine O Connor, and May Williams avoided injury. Currier offered a $1000 reward for the bombers.
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Bridge collapse alarms Hartford city as workers plunge
A bridge collapse in Hartford Connecticut sent workers into the water as a large crane and glittering debris tumbled into the river. Reports say at least 20 men were missing or believed trapped after the disaster and a large crowd gathered at the scene. Nearby officials launched search efforts through the afternoon.
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Three Cambridge High Students Face Murder Charges
In Bel Air Maryland Harford County court packed with spectators three Alexandria high school pupils faced murder charges in the slaying of itinerant carpenter Robert H Archer. The defense stated Cox would plead guilty with an understanding that charges against two girls would be nol pressed.
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Axis forces mass against Mihailovic rebels in Balkans
Cairo reports three Axis divisions totalling about 45 000 men and allied guerrilla forces led by Draja Mihailovic are locked in combat in the Balkans. British dispatches say Yugoslav resistance continues as the Axis advances and retaliates in the Usica area amid heavy fighting.
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Cost Control Course Draws Popular Attention at State College
At Meynslyanda State College Eneuvering, Defense Wraihing Program, cost control courses are the most popular. Instructors include Weber from LP BMG Bure Tee Company and Milley as admin head. The program aims to deepen understanding of cost accounting and production processes for local industries.
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Junior class pushes ticket sale for play Such a Perfect Day
Corry High school students conduct four city canvasses to sell tickets for the class play Such a Perfect Day to be staged at Senior High on Friday night at 8. Rehearsals have been ongoing for weeks and cast members seek public support as part of fund raising for the junior activities and prom.
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Board at Senior High faces vacancies and leadership changes
The Wenowiter school board meets to fill vacancies at Senior High and appoint standing committees. New president plans committees on finance and property while personnel shifts place My. Anderson under consideration for a key post. The board also weighs library funding and salary adjustments as they review reports and bills.
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Governor James Signals Possible Special Session on Reapportionment
Harrisburg report states Governor James hints at calling a special session to push Pennsylvania reapportionment of three congressional districts after the 1940 census. He declines specifics while a special committee works to present a plan next week and potential action is awaited.
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State's Relief Budget May Be Balanced Soon
Harrisburg dispatch notes officials predict a balanced relief budget for the needy as the department of public assistance outlines expenditures for the biennium. The plan shows $35,500,000 in estimated claims from June to November and a projected average monthly outlay around $8,090,000. Governor has authority to adjust appropriations, with total biennial relief near $46,100,000 and monthly averages around $5,000,000 previously discussed.
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U S Plans Army Five Million For 1943 Offensive
Reports from Washington state that the Army Navy Joint expects a U S expedition against Germany with about 3 000 000 men by July 1 1943. A White House official declined to confirm details and said the president has been briefed.
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Huge U S Supplies Bolster British Turk Pact
Washington reports indicate the United States has supplied Turkey with military aid for six months to support its pledge to defend Turkey and the Dardanelles. The White House says Roosevelt approved ensuring Turkey’s defense via lend-lease. Tanks planes antitank gear worth about 100 million dollars were sent or arranged through Britain to Turkey. Berlin commentators note expanding American defense influence in the Near East.
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German Reinforcements Rush Bulgaria Frontatailed in New Move
Berlin reports fresh German troops rushed to Bulgaria near the Turkish frontier as American lend lease aid to Bulgaria is extended. The frontline buildup includes intensified port control and military deployments. Moscow claims Red Army forces halted German advances and recaptured towns southeast of Moscow.
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Services for hunting victim and closure of probe
Full funeral services will be held on Belvedere Street for Raymond Shaw 28 of Apna Qreci who was killed while waiting at Cloughter Mon. The body was taken to the cemetery. Thompson and Elbow Maple Products Company plant where he was employed will close this afternoon as workers attend the services. The hunting fatality occurred when Wayne Lilie 16 of Thinion City discharged a gun while walking with Shaw and struck him in the back. No charges are expected to be filed against the youth.
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Schools suspend for tribute to late senior high teacher
Classes at One Senior High will be suspended this afternoon as students and staff remember Ms Cara Smith. The memory of the beloved teacher will be honored at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with a service at 2 PM.
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