Record of varied local notes and national sales report
A sprawling clipping reports General Motors November car sales in the United States reaching a high for the month, with 181,21 units to consumers and 10004 to dealers. It also notes a wanted forger, Harry Edward Boyles, and a delayed mobilization of the Pennsylvania National Guard tied to Indiantown Gap. Local items include hospital board meetings, deer kills across several towns, corrections to a police report, the Corry Samer Club meeting, and crude oil production data along with state military appointments and weather outlook for the Great Lakes region.
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General Motors Corporation
Way
United States
Pennsylvania National Guard
Pobrusry
Indiantown Gap
112Th Infantry
Indiantown Gar
Church Leader Urges Cash Aid for Britain at Dinner
Most Rev. John Mark Gannon of Erie urged that the United States aid Britain “to the full extent of its resources” while protecting domestic needs. At the 22nd annual Orphans Welfare Association dinner nearly 600 attendees supported funds for Christmas gifts to children at St Joseph's Home for Children Zem Zem Hospital for Crippled Children Barbourcreek Training School for Boys and Gannondale. He called for supplying food medicine and clothing to invaded countries and immediate shipments of relief supplies.
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Erte
United States
Great Britain
John Mark Gannon
Erle
Orphans’ Welfare
Gatinon
Children of St Joseph's Home For Children
Zem Zem Hospital For
Barborcreek ‘Training School For Boys
Gannondale
St. Joseph' Orphanage
Gannon
Services for M Sullivan Held at St Thomas Church
A Requiem Mass was offered this morning at St Thomas Church for Martin Sullivan who died Saturday night after a brief illness. Interment followed in the crypt. Members of Clyde D Wilcox Post of the United Spanish War Veterans served as bearers with colors, and the Archie W Thompson Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars provided guards. The Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW attended in a body. relatives from Erie Lottsville and Youngsville joined local friends.
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St. Thoms’ Church
Frangis J Graves
P. R
Martin Sullivan
Chrch
Clyde D.wilcox Post
United Spanish War Veterans
George M. Kijsley
Denis Dugan
William May
Albert Anderson
John 5. Rogers
Frank Parsons
Cleveland Brown
Dennis Digen
Merle Aimy
Clarence Goons
Archie W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreignners
U.S. WV
Rost
Frank Keefe
Erie
Lottsville
Mer
Albery Anderson
Youngavifie
Pro Nazi Accusations Mark Spreckels Divorce
In Santa Barbara a divorce case unveils claims of pro Nazi activity by Adelyn Spreckels and her husband heir to Spreckels sugar and shipping fortunes. Emily Hall Spreckels says he displayed a Nazi flag at a New York cafe and insulted her, seeking $2,500 a month alimony.
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Associated Presa
Santa Barbara
Calif
Adelyn
Spreckels
New York
Road Program in Erie County Still in Doubt
Erie County road plans for 1941 remain uncertain as state and federal authorities await defense highway guidance. Highway official Supplee met with Thomas Frame and others, with potential action in weeks. Route 20 and the Lake road may be widened or rebuilt, with Route 19 possible, as state officials plan inspections with local groups.
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Erie County
Erie
Dye
State High Way Department
National Defense
William J. Supplee
Thomas
T Hariigeborg
Supplee
Supple
Erle County
Twerty States
Ely
Tiluk Bee
Funeral of Mrs. Mary J. Clark
Mrs. Mary Jane Clark died at Corry hospital Prida. Funeral held at Bracken Keating chapel at 2 PM officiated by Rev. Gordon B. Abrams of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church. Survived by brothers Walter, Tinyin, Almon, Gerry, Bert and Earl Foster. Attending from out of town were Bert and Gerry Foster of Ashtabula, Earl Foster of Union City, Arthur Clark and Earl Clark, Anna Wilkinson, Shirley Wilkinson, Lucille McGerill of North East, George Koechart of Trumin, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Booth of Spartansburg.
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Pinal
Bracken-Keating
Mary Jane Clark
Corry Hospital
Prida
Gordon B. Abrams
Christian and Missionary Alliance Vhareh
Walter
Tnyin
Almon
Gerry
Bert
Earl Foster
Bert Foster
Ashtabrila, Co
Gerry Foster
Spring Creek
Union City
Arthur Clark
Earl Clark
Anna Wilkinson
Shirley Wilkinson
Lucille McGerl
North East
George Koechart
Trumin. Po
Fred Booth
Spartansburg
Gelder Named Third Republican To State Liquor Board
Harrisburg December 10 Frederick T Gelder publisher from the upper and coal region prepared to take duties as the third Republican member of the State Liquor Control Board in charge of Pennsylvania's $80,000,000 liquor monopoly. Gelder, retiring president pro tempore of the state senate, was named by Governor Arthur James to join Chairman William S Rial of Westmoreland. Gelder is publisher of papers in Forest City and Carbondale and his publications never accepted liquor advertising.
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Harrisburg
Frederick T. Gelder
State Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania
Gelder
State Senate
Arthur
James
William 5. Rial
Wests Moreland County
Forest City
Carbondale
Roosevelt Will Visit U S Bases On Caribbean Cruise
President Roosevelt continues his Caribbean defense inspection cruise aboard the Mayrant as two batches of White House staff remain occupied. The naval party, including the Tuscaloosa cruiser Wheard, a destroyer, and the Trippe, has visited several newly acquired U S bases since leaving Miami a week ago.
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Us.s. Mayrant
White House
Roosevelt
Guard Hospital Collapse Injures Sixteen Workers
Lancaster dateline reports a National Guard Indiantown Gap hospital building collapsed yesterday injuring sixteen workmen. A Lancaster newspaper employee, Pick, says his 22 year old brother was among the severely hurt and taken with four others to Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital. The same day in Collingdale two deaths, Daniel Black 52 and Beatrice Black 44, were ruled as death by own action murder by Delaware County authorities.
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Collingdale
Daniel Black
Beatrice
Delaware County
Missing Pittsfield Man Believed Dead After Coat Found
Warren December 10. The discovery of a coat and bag belonging to John Morgoch, an aged Pittsfield resident missing since November 20, leads police to suspect possible self-harm. A note in Austrian was found, with a partial translation indicating an intent to disappear. Morgoch was last seen alighting from a car near Youngsville-Pittsfield Road and in Warren, where neighbor Carl Solberg recalls Morgoch asking for a ride.
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Warren
John Morgoch
Warren County
Tverbank
Roy Ryberg
Park Street
Polices Department
Morgoch
Youngsville-Pittsfield
Rod
Carl Solberg
Solberg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Liberty Street
Dairy Farmers to War on Cut-Rate Milk Fight
In the Pittsburgh milk shed dairy farmers and dealers urged the State Milk Commission to back a proposal for a federal marketing area. They seek to curb cut-rate competition from out-of-state producers as a joint federal-state hearing plan is considered.
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Wey Associated Press
Pittsburgh
State Milk Commission
Household Goods Sale At Land's Garland Store
A Garland retail ad lists reclining chairs and bedroom suites including dining sets and studio couches at special prices. Open evenings. The notice promotes mattresses, springs, and living room items for quick purchase. The United States has engaged in wars?
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Land’s
Garland
U.S
United States
Verdict Finds Wilts Guilty in Partner Slaying at Chicago
Guilty verdict in the case against Wilts for the murder of his business partner Bernard Lindner, a Chicago liquor dealer. Judge sentences him to 20 years in prison. Mrs Lindner, the woman in the case, is seen with her husband at the trial.
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Bernard Lindner
Chicago
National Association of Manufacturers Convention Highlights
Readable fragments show program listings including a keynote by H. W. Prentis Jr and a talk by John Hines on Financing Defense. Also noted are concerts and homemaker programs across NEC and MES stations with multiple time slots.
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CBS Concert Orchestra
Hedda Hopper
Wjznec
Palm
Home Hour
Mr Club Matinee
MBS
Homemakers Forum
Troian
National Association of Manufacturers’ Convent
H. W. Prentis, Jr
MES
John Hines
Britain loans $40,000,000 to China
London reports a financial aid package totaling £10,000,000 or $40,000,000 to the Chinese government of Chiang Kai-shek. Undersecretary A Mutler stated two installments of £5,000,000 will be provided as credits for use in countries within the sterling area to bolster Chinese financial stability.
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Britain
China
London
Cline Kal- Shek
Great Britain
A. Mutler
Morelon Affairs
Helice
Commons
Chine
Markets Stock Pittsburgh and Buffalo Livestock Report
Pittsburgh produce prices show fair demand with apples and potatoes steady, butter and eggs unchanged, and general wholesale levels near prior readings. Buffalo livestock markets fasten buyers with steady hogs and calves, while sheep and lambs hold steady amid light trading, and a daily stock list from New York follows with mixed activity and mid day declines.
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Pittsburgh
Penne
Dept
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Green Mountains
Hennery
Buffalo Livestock
Buffalo
American Can
ABS American Smelterstory
American
Anaconda _ steel sete Antic Refining
Bethlehem Steel
Pavienrsday Fammouun
Ly Penna RR
Dea
Pennipy
Stidebakey United Corp
Westinghouse Electric Woolworth
Youngstown
Arkethom Wat
Ty Carnegie Statais Chl Fervice i
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Paragraf
West Congress
Harry Edward Boyles
Hh. J. Boyle
Alls
Harry Snyder
Hoytes
al Jeuers
Meadiville
The
Corry Hospital Association
Jjournal
Carl Pullom
B.D
Kinzva
William Daniels
Brookston
Phillip Sample
Grove Sweet
Pount Buck
Hemlock
Tony Rezzelle
Doe
Corydon
Claude Price
Morrison
Howard Pier
East
South Street
Kinwua
Clarence Conint
Nichols Hill
Dewey Hodge
R. D
Kate Harmy
Proper
Button
Buck
McKean
Morton Wickwire
Columbus
Point Back
Pine Valley
Milford Webster
Leo
Rynard
Gerald Ross
Marion Street
West South Street
Ross
Joseph Henseln
Inter
Henlein
Corry Samer Club
Health Fund
Board of Education
Wing
T We Board
Todas
Ebay
Xieut
Dall Joeph FR
Cerbolth
Brad
Fied
Col. Monroe
Kane
API
Edward Martin
Feneral
Pennssivenin
Great Lakes
Nore
Hormalarin Lake
Erie Uurges
M. Sullivan
Mary J. Clark
ALL Republican Liquor Board
U. S
PTAC
Christma Beechnut
Pittsfield
Coats
Guignon's
Sterling “Mico
Company A
Chelst Wes
Healy
French Creek
Bert Chesley
Findley Lake
Wiggers Auto Body Hospital
Turben's Auto Service
Superior, Cleaning CO
Hadrical Service
Delco
A. G. Bennink
Clymer
Corry Evening Journal Dial
Iellent Mastre
Wl Mosher
Jay Imond Aye
Journal Atra
Stud
Gattle
Thompson
Clymer N
Sala Aba
Jersey
W. L. Brooks
Sala Red Rose Dog FE
Red Rose
Main St
Chillboy
Tnquire
Joe Shamburg
Congress
Detroit Jewell
Frederick St
Qullis
Math Street
John Sadowski
Atu
Hammond Coa Elevator CO
Earl Messinger
AU Hardwood
W. Davis
Doanes
Malin St
Spencer's Cash Mills
Aero Supply
West Pleasant
G. W. Knowlton
W. Smith
West Pleasant Street
N. Center St
Washington
Keystone Restaurant
Central
Call
Evie
Harry W. Hagmann
Hary W. Hagmar
West Pleasant St
John H. Clough
Mary Clark
Hank
Corry-Jamestown
A. F. of L
Soper’s Grocery
Som
Concord School
Bracken-Kealing Company
Clark
Wilts
Milton
Masengal
Ley
Stale OH
Colgate Br
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