Lower Grade Bonds Urged By Babson
Babson Park Mass February report notes persistent high prices for municipal bonds as government finance tightens casts, with demand from individual investors and banks boosting munis. Rail and industrial bonds face mixed earnings outlooks yet remain popular, and cautious shifts toward higher risk segments expected as war-driven tax and inflation pressures persist. Continued emphasis on selective buys and special situations guides bond strategy.
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Roger
Povermmenty
Ita
Hese
Willes
City War Bond Drive Meets Quota Amid Holiday Reporting
Reports show city campaign totals around $1,095,400 with $108,643 at headquarters and $15,000 short of the goal. War Bond sales lag due to banking holiday but leaders express confidence a final report will confirm the drive reached the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Dive
Possibility of Peace Rises in Finland Again
Stockholm dispatches report renewed hope for peace in Finland as the Finnish press urges citizens to conserve coal and await government actions. talks depart Helsinki amid evacuations to summer towns after Russian bombings, with refugees reaching Sweden.
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Finland
Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Minland
Scandinavian Telegraph Bureau
Helsinki
Kotla
Musquippa Man Held For Strangling Wife
Aliquippa Pa Feb 12 Police Chief Trevor Jenkins reports that Ross 21 is being held in connection with the strangling of his wife whose body was found at their home. Jenkins said he walked into the police station and announced You''ll find my wife''s body in the bedroom of our home. The husband, a former Wy hervits disorder patient, stated that she went out with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Aire Feilloet
Capital Expects Early Settlement of Border Dispute
London dispatches report Red Army forces capture the rail center of Shepetovka and tighten control toward the Therkasy region as Vatutin's First Army advances into old Poland. Washington says Churchill Stalin talks hint at reconciliation while Moscow rejects certain Polish exiles, seeking to avoid wider conflict with Allied efforts.
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Capital
Asy
London
Red Army
Shepetovka
Rumishiy
Anneavy
Nikolay Vatutin
Odessa
Varsiy
Moscow
Swid Vatutin
Vatutin
Old Poland
Rovko
Lusk
Vatuin
Korosten-Shovelovirs
Sensational Blood Plasma Use Revealed By New York Panel
Report on Red Cross plasma work outlines its role in treating American wounded and its rapid expansion for armed forces. Harvard's J Cohn describes division of plasma products and the scientific basis behind cell-albumin advances, amid military secrecy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Cross
American Chemical Society
Dpvich J. Cohn
Harvard University
Developments In isma Fractions and Plastics Progress
Developments in isma fractions focus on plasma work with volume needs. A second advance, gidoulins, protects against diseases and serves as a major preventive and treatment in large-scale military production. A third item, Blond x slotting elements, introduces a new plastic resembling a nylon rubber blend, used in brain shielding sheets.
Bolivian officials resign amid regime shakeup and air force turmoil
In La Paz on February 12 three Bolivian government officials resigned amid political upheaval tied to a revolutionary regime and Air Force leadership changes. In the Mississippi River region efforts to identify and recover crushed bodies continued as rescuers faced underwater debris and uncertain graves. In San Juan Argentina three tremors damaged homes, injuring at least 30 residents returning to wrecked dwellings. Washington observers view the Democratic National Convention as hinting Roosevelt’s potential fourth-term nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
la Paz
Bolivia
Air Force
Cohalirean Pacheco
Whit
Tus
Lie
San Juan
Argentina
Washington
Roosevelt
Invasion Coast Hit by American Bombers Again
American Liberators resumed daylight raids on the invasion coast near Pas de Calais, supported by Thunderbolts and Mustangs, marking the 11th mission in 16 days as Allied forces continue pounding Nazi defenses after a heavy attack on Frankfurt and a Mosquito mission over western and central Germany.
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Associated Preas
London
Ivasion
Pas-de-Calpis
Britain
Trankfurt
RAP
Germany
Ihab
Chan
MORE CORRY COLUMBUS MEN CALLED FOR PREINDUCTION TESTS
A Warren county draft board announces selectees sent to Erie for pre-induction examinations. Names include Corry residents Richard L. Rowland Henry T. Gouti Charles Ho Snyder Willis Xe Stroup Robert C. Hopkins Bow ard F. Crawford P R Schenck and Columbus Joseph W Cmiel Walter J. Lewis Thomas V. Sadawstl Emil Toplovich Charles Savko plus Spring Creek Gerald K. Higley. The list reportedly includes many fathers from the neighboring county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Erie
Warren County
Senond
Lettie
Uist
Corry
Richard L. Rowland
Henry T. Gouti
Charles Ho Snyder
Willis Xe Stroup
Robert C. Hopkins
Boward F. Crawford
Pa R. Schenck
Spring Creek
Gerald K. Higley
Columbus
Frank M. H. Bernardi
Joseph W. Cmiel
Walter J. Lewis
Isturlyn
Thomas V. Sadaw
Emil Toplovich
Charles Savko
Rome Made Bomb Kills Boy in Alïquippa
Jeanne Ross Schlarb a 17 year old of Aliquippa Pennsylvania died when a home made bomb exploded at his home. He hoped to become a metallurgist cadet upon graduation from high school.
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Rome
Aliquippa
Jeanne Ross Schlarb
Unin
WarneR Station Gas Hold Up Arrest Report
A garbled OCR notice reports a suspect delaying the Warner station for fuel and oil, with a second alert about an arrest in Kane followed by a note that the suspect’s car was stolen in Toledo, and police involvement across multiple places.
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Warner
Staton
Miley Wesl
al Corry
Ini
Warren
Kau
Kane
Toledo
Ghid
Navy discharge case ends with arrest at gas station
A man identified as an ex sailor, described as undesirably discharged, attempted to rob a New Haven gas station on Route 6, prompting an alarm and police pursuit. Ruth Warner, station attendant, witnessed the suspect inspecting the premises before entering to demand heavy oil and then attacking the car’s motor. State Police and local officers pursued and captured him after interruptions and a lengthy standoff. The incident drew the attention of station owner’s family and neighbors as officers followed leads for further charges.
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Navy
Coli Vansin
Conyata- Livini
Aunik
Warton Station
Frases
Yautts
Mim Valley
Cal
New Haver
Conn
Curtis Payer
Ana
Ruth Warmer
Atnce
Auért
Aviss Warner
Ges
Asin Rake Wood
Warner Hai
Iriver
Lin Red
Schedule Change at Precision Products Plant Nears Decision
The Precision Products Company plant faced rumor of shifting shifts and possible curtailment. Manager P.M. Waite denied any immediate change and cited a survey of key workers for opinion on future schedules, with no date set for action.
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Precision Products
Nears Cuttell
Precision Products Company
P.M. Waite
Mir. Waite
Inquisitors Hear Talks On Game Protection
A Rowman gathering of Inquisitors Club members heard a program on game protection and forestry. Speakers R Bailey protector from Younssville Norris game protector of Warren and Forest Ranger Pease of this district discussed forest fire prevention and related subjects. A social evening with refreshments followed led by John Westley Amiley Allen Carl Gustaf son and Paul Williams.
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Rowman
Inquisitors Club
Raymond Plant
R. Bailey
Protector
Younssville
Mr. Norris
Warren
Pease
John Westley
Amiley Allen
Carl Gustafson
Paul Williama
Engineer Killed in Ashtabula Train Wreck Near York
Ashtabula, Feb 12 An engineer and 11 others were injured when a New York Central Pennsylvania Railroad train derailed west of here. The pilot engineer ALEOL 65 died later at Ashiabia General hospital. The accident halted four main lines and caused road detours as rescue operations followed.
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Assoviate
Ashtabula
Pasestymers
New York
Sluattod
Par Cenkry Lyin Tien
Here
Maes
Ashiabia General
Southwestern, Ltd
St. Louis
Heavy fox kill reported by trappers here
Trappers report a heavy fox kill in the Corry area with 24 fox by Deon Mitchell of Elgin and 22 by Russell Seymour near Union City. Other hunters including Waltrons and Van Tessel trap many, muskrat trapping is decent. Fox pelts volume up, but few other furs. a state trapper will demonstrate fox set techniques for members as the Rod and Gun Club continues predator control efforts.
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Corry
Déan Mitchell
Elgin
Russell Seymour
Union City
Florida
AL Watrons
North Corry
Kenneth
Yiders
Raleigh
van Tessel
Cl #ales
Harris Watrons
van Tasser
Ray Burrows
Armed Services
Ray
Burrows
Harris Watrous
Rod and Gun Club
van ‘Tussel-Watrous-Fales
State Game Commission
Storm Weather Clears as Plows Roll on Secondary Roads
Snowfall of up to seven inches delayed plow work briefly but kept main highways open. Streets Commissioner Amy noted two plows remained on heavy routes while secondary roads were worked by the fleet. The city had recently purchased a new plow to enhance winter operations and ease handling of heavy snow.
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Luci
Amy
Angie
Greaves Stowe
Stee Migls
Florontes
Air Mail Schedule Change Announced for Corry
Postmaster James Sullivan announced a new air mail pickup schedule taking effect February 28. Trip 38 from Jamestown arrives at 9 10 a m, return trip 5B to Pittsburgh stops at 10 28 a m. Afternoon trip 6B returns at 5 50 p m, with mail must be at the post office 30 minutes before arrival. The change aims to boost evening mail volume and serve servicemen deployments.
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Ast
Corry S
James Sullivan
Jamestown
P. ML
Sullivan
Colry
Tate
Pittsburgh
Corry
U S S Oklahoma Is Afloat Again
U S S Oklahoma, a 29 09 ton battleship, has been raised and refloated at Pearl Harbor. Commissioned in 1916, she lay submerged since the December 7 1941 attack and is now afloat again marking a major salvage milestone for the Pacific Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
U. S. S. Oklahoma
Warships Assist In Hurling Back New Nazi Attack
American forces push forward in heavy Cassino fighting as German troops resist surrender calls in the Anzio bridgehead. Warships lend support against renewed assaults, signaling a tightened battlefront in the Italian theater.
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Cassino
Anzio
Batthe
Artillerymen Batter Cassino in Heavy Shelling
Allied Fifth Army troops, aided by a naval bombardment, repelled a fresh German assault on the Rome beachhead. American Lyliks and other forces continued heavy shelling at Monte Cassino, aiming to crush defense around the abbey while German observers used the site as an observation post.
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Associated Press
Algiers
Fifth Army
Rome
Henvy
Mathulas
T Ie
Dido
Ley
Sans Rusia
Gurmine
Cassin
Owm
Phil Allisdroops
Carorceto
CBS
Norman Glark
PUI
Americai Lyliks
Elementary Schools Pass Jeep Fund Drive Quota
The jeep fund drive in city elementary schools totals 313.0 dollars, about 450 above the 309.10 quota for the period. Miss Helen Lodge reported today that students at Hirding Wanington Fairview and Cuscord participated in the library drive to purchase an Army vehicle.
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Helen Lodge
Hirding
Waning—ton
Fairview
Cuscord
Peri
Pwbrary
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Stalin
Wales
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J Downer
Eomltes
BR. R. Taconiclon
Leslie Sieured
Cumbigs
Daygineer
Iid WA
Rui Yee
Bole
ANT
BF Come
Hu Dorey
Lous
Dean Mitchell
al Watrous
U.S.S. Oklahoma
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