U S And British Envoys Discuss Supply Program
American and British officials met in Washington to review Allied military and civilian aid for liberated Europe. Richard Law led the British delegation to discuss relief plans, potential reforms of supply programs, and a possible stance on Poland that could influence broader postwar policy.
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Richard K. Law
Stettinius
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Law
Britain
United States
State Department
Churchill
Poland
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Offer Kidney Relief
An old advertisement claims Thompson's Borsoma Tablets ease backache fatigue and nighttime pains by aiding kidney function. It urges readers to obtain a box for 500 from their druggist today.
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Avsring
Thompson
Roosevelt Signs Bill Freezing Social Security Rate
President Roosevelt approved legislation blocking a scheduled 1 to 2 percent payroll tax increase on January 1. The action drew applause in the House as Congress prepared to adjourn, with White House statements stressing the need to review Social Security financing by the next Congress.
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Washington
Property Board
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SeaBees seek skilled men for Navy construction battalion
Navy SeaBees recruiting opens to men aged 18 to 80 with trades such as winchman, draftsman, carpenter, plumber, welder, electrician, crane operator, and stevedore. Induction and enlistment details vary by age, with voluntary options available through call dates, and color perception waived for civil service eligibility. Applications urged immediately as quotas are assigned.
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SeaBees
Navy
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Higher Court Denies Appeal of Fred Stingel
Harrisburg dispatch reports November assistance grants in Pennsylvania totaled 4.489 million dollars. Old age aid reached 2.43 million for about 84,000 seniors. aid to dependent children totaled 1.185 million for 89,000 families. blind pensions 388 thousand for 13,000 recipients. general assistance 489 thousand for 24,000. Federal coverages contributed 1.589 million, state funds 2.9 million to balance costs. A Navy Recruiting Station in Erie invites applications weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Relief cost remains four million four hundred eighty nine thousand in month
The Pennsylvania Superior Court in Philadelphia refused Fred Stingel of Corry and former Erie shop operator's plea to reverse a May Erie county judgment. He received five to ten years at Western Penitentiary and a $2500 fine after being found guilty of two pandering charges related to attempting to recruit two Erie girls into prostitution. District Attorney Burton R. Laub argued Stingel's appeal September 25 in Philadelphia. Stingel has remained free on a $1000 bond set by Judge William A. Hirt of the Superior Court.
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Miles B. Kitts
Burton R. Laub
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William A. Hirt
Delay Dredging of Erie Harbor Faces Long Hold
Erie harbor dredging to reach 25 feet at low water with an estimated 400000 dollars is stalled by Senate House disputes over the Rivers and Harbors Authorization bill. Senator Bailey and Erie Chamber of Commerce officials warn of delays and extended debate if the bill fails this session, though they hope for passage.
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