The Rey Stuns and The Poppies in Wednesday Event
The article lists a mix of names and events including The Rey, Benlor Poppies, and a Wednesday gathering. Mentions of a leader, a show titled The Rey stuns, and a reference to a preacher event at 0:30 with Rev. Ralph YOUNK are included along with scattered phrases about meetings and park activities.
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Ohio
Rey
Gertig
Duniar
Antral
Aie Hopvigeay
Benlor
Helender
Franco Meets Petain After Rome Parley
Generalissimo Francisco Franco of Spain met French Chief of State Marshal Petain at the French Italian border after talks with Mussolini. Madrid and Rome reported a shared view on European issues, with Spain reportedly solidifying support for Axis powers and potential future involvement in actions against Britain's Mediterranean stronghold Gibraltar.
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Associated Press
Bern
Switzerland
Generalissio
Francisco Franco
Spain
Confcrenves
Mussolini
Prench
Mar'shil Phi
Petain
Frasca
Arles
Montpelier
Franco
Ceant Galesdra Oh
Dilco
Orlier
Rome
Ciano
Madrid
Bordighera
Gfranco
Dlice
Britain
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Evacuation of Romanian Oil Fields Underway
Civilians begin leaving the Romanian oil district amid growing safety fears as military authorities advise migration. Families move from oil fields and port towns near Constanta Giurgiu across the Danube toward safer areas as officials anticipate possible RAF bombardment to cut oil flow via the German route.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Thay
Contanta
Black Sea
Giurwil
Bul Buria
Royal Air Force
Pennsylvania Governor vows to end deficit at Lincoln Day fete
Conneaut Lake Pa February 13 Governor James Claimed his administration would raise the Commonwealth's badge before the end of the term. He said we have kept faith with the people of Pennsylvania and predicted victory for the new Republican gubernatorial candidate, citing proper tax spending as the reason.
Yugoslav Leaders Called to Berlin for Talks
Belgrade Feb 13 Yugoslav Premier Dragiša Četković and Aleksandar Ranković were invited to Berlin by the German government to discuss the Balkans situation and Yugoslavia's adhesion to the three power pact. The reports cited unnamed political quarters as the source.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Drigisa Cvetkovic
Alesander Concar-Markovic
Specinras
Germany
Death Claims City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid
City solicitor Blaine Kincaid died at the Dr Sargent home in Towson near Baltimore after a brief illness. His brother Elmer Kincaid confirmed the death and arrangements call for his body to be transported to Cory for burial at Pine Grove cemetery after services at St Pauls Lutheran church.
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Elaine Kincaid
Dr. Sargent
Towson
Baltimore
Elmer A. Kincald
Elby
Elmer Kineald
Sargent
Corry
Sargent Home
Baltimore Hospital
Kincaid
Bracken- Keating
Pine Grove Cemetery
North Center
Corry Hospital
Sargent B. Towson
Mr. Kincaid
Beaverdam
Balkans unite to deter Nazi demands in Balkans front
Turkish diplomatic circles report a coordinated effort among Turkey Yugoslavia Greece and Bulgaria to form a united front against German pressure. Observers note about 3 million troops could be mobilized if needed to defend the region as Danube ice melts and risk of invasion grows.
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Pro
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Greece
Turkey
Balkans
Sulgaria
Romania
Danube
United Front
Istanbul
Cumhuriyet
France
Poland
Dinner Tickets On Sale For Co A Farewell
Plans for a farewell dinner for members of Company A 112th Infantry and trainees under the selective service program progress favorably. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at multiple local outlets with a reception set for February 24 at St Edward's hall. The Golden Fule Club plans to present small kits to guardsmen and draftees, with extras sent to those called before kits arrive. About 205 guests expected. tickets urged early.
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Company A
Infanwy
Western Auto Associate
Rexall Pharmacy
Emblem Oil Station
Nort Corry
Golden Rule
McGandrew Drugs
Wileme
St. Edward's Hall
Golden Fuule Club
Community drive nears goal as $1900 raised locally
In Cor E. C. Heneall district seven, the canvass for association funds reports over $1900 subscribed toward a $2500 goal to support expansion of activities and maintenance of recreation rooms on First Avenue. Secretary Reneau notes progress exceeds last year by about $40, and urges remaining volunteers to finish canvassing this week for a full early next week report.
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Cg, A
Cor E. C. Heneall
District Seven
Reneau
D. A. Hillstrom
First Avenue
German Claim of Sinking 13 British Merchant Ships
Berlin reports 13 armed British merchantmen laden with war supplies sunk in the Atlantic by German warships. Military spokesmen say the attack targets convoy resilience as German air forces strike Suez Canal traffic, with several ships reportedly sunk and canal facilities hit.
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Associated Press
London
Berlin
Atlantic
Geyerad
Spolesman
ANB Bt
Hwever
Ubuyariies Ape Jong Distariwe
Ng Picnies
MSL
High Command
Siily Trafic
Suez Canal
AONE
Americans Ordered to Leave Far East From Shanghai Circles
United States embassies and consulates issued circulars urging American women children and nonessential men to withdraw from China Indo China and the Japanese empire for safety and convenience. The notices cited the State Department evaculation suggestion from last October and noted no plans for a special US vessel. British women and children are also departing Shanghai and nearby Far East points in small groups.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
United States
Tle
China
Indo-China
Japanese Empire
U. S
Attacks on Suez and Gibraltar Impending
London dispatch reports German threats to strike at Gibraltar and the Suez Canal within 30 minutes to seal off the British Mediterranean force. Allies fear a western drive may be launched with Spanish acquiescence to isolate British forces in North Africa. A German push is expected to threaten Gibraltar and cut lines to the Libyan front.
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London
Wittshirtes
Gioraltiy
Suez Canal
Cleese
Geman
Gibraltar
Philly swindler arrested today in Rochester case
Detective Captain Edward Cullins identified the man as Robert J Bolus, sought in Philadelphia for a 4 million foliar swindle. Known here as James Benton, he worked for an antiusirante company. Boltz disappeared last October with about 2.5 million, while a federal grand jury indicted him on 21 counts for defrauding 20 people of 892 thousand. He comes from a prominent family and holds a law degree from the University of Pennsylvania. his wife and 22 year old daughter Hagel live on a farm estate valued at 300 thousand.
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Associates
Rochester
Edward Cullins
Robert J Bolus
Philadelaia
Boltz
Holtz
University of Pennsylvania
Hagel
Dutch Ship Seeks Refuge at Manila
The Dutch merchant ship Tyutjaleeka returned to Manila after sailing for Hongkong, reversing course due to Japanese ships seen in the China Sea. Dr D Hilender the Netherlands consul general declined to reveal the reason. Sources say the Netherlands government may have ordered the return.
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Assocutewress
Manila
Hongkong
Vesteb
China Sea
D. Hilender
Netherlands
Bernstein Sister of Corry Merchant Dies Today
Morris Bernstein, a North Center street merchant, learns his sister Miss Andany Bernstein dies at 10:30 a.m. at her Syracuse, New York home. He and his wife depart for Syracuse. A sister Miss Ida H. Bernstein of Syracuse and the brother are sole survivors. The Bernstein store in this city will be closed Friday.
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Morris Bernstein
North Center Street
Andany Bernstein
Syra'blse
N.Y
Senate panel approves debt rise to forty five billion
Washington February 15 The Senate finance committee voted to approve legislation raising the nations debt limit to 45 000 000 000 to cover defense costs and aid to Britain.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Fpilok
Fear Crisis In Far East Rumors Rise
Ausoniated Press dispatches indicate a crisis brewing in the Far East. Reports from Sydney express concern as Americans are urged to leave China and Japan and a Dutch steamer returns to Manila harbor amid indications of a Nazi fascist Jap move threatening the region.
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Far East
Australia
Sydney
China
Japan
Munils Harbor
Far Est
Senate Group Approves Aid Bill for Britain
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the administration's Aid-to-Britain bill by a vote of 15 to 108 and sent it to the Senate floor for debate expected to last about two weeks. A proposal to limit presidential war powers was rejected as the panel acted daily.
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Associated
Hess
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate
Johnson
R-Galif
Blender
Hemisphere
James Carrig's Auto Collides with Log Truck
James Carrig owner of a shoe firm suffered a narrow escape after his Buick coupe collided with a log truck at East Main Street and Avenue A. The impact wrecked the Carrig car and damaged a parked Chevrolet, while the log truck was thrown and the Gray car ahead was dented. Carrig reported a minor cut and soreness, with no serious injuries to others.
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Himes W. Carri, Jp
Barnes and Carrig
Genter Atrpel
Main Street
Ing
Abo
Dolly
Walter, Gronosiij
Wayne
Carrie
Gronontul
Patcolman
Harley Drake
Cme
Carrie Guretree
Truaie
Ford Coach
Theodore’ Gray
Railroad Street
Cartwright
Carrig
Gronoatay
Gray
T Ie Crasty
Corry Firms Report 1999 Census Trade Totals
The 1999 Census report shows Corry over 155 stores, 142 active proprietors, and 332 employees with payroll of 257 thousand dollars. Stores broken down include 42 food, 14 apparel, 8 furniture and radios, 19 auto, 17 filling stations, 10 lumber and hardware, 18 eating places, plus drug and other stores totaling 332 employees and 3.167 million in trade in 39. The report lists several cities with store counts and sales, including Mexaville, Titusville, Duzois, Johnsonburg, Ridgway, North East, Erie, Union City, Warren, Franklin, and Oil City, with varying totals.
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U. S
Commerce
Department of Commerce
Lsts
Mexaville
Titusville
Duzois
Johnsonburs
Ridgway
North East
Erle
Union City
Warren
Franklin
Oil City
Northampton Child Missing Sparks Area Search
Five year old Josephine Kovalchik has been missing since Tuesday near Northampton County. A large search involving Boy Scouts, police, and volunteers extended through woods and fields toward Cementon while authorities planned drag searches for the girl.
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Allentown
Venyor Mler Arorchtors
Northampton County
Josephine Kovalchik
Jerh
Cementon
Hus
Lawrence Nero
Cemeniton
Lehigh Ibe
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Gilcer
Wiliis Grandy
A. tGited
Arttery
Argonne
Kraft
Bertian
Balkan
Fen
Erie
Te Crown Pigtne Works
12Th Street
Julius Krihwan
Gétry Mre Nive
Q WoNis
Canal Zone
PHOT
Mmunciatie A Cross
Balboa
John Keplinger Piher
United States Air Reserves
Chame Point
C.J. Christensen
Edinbar State Teachers College
Suez
Phila
Robert Baltz
Monterey
Onlif
Laddie
Monterey Presidio
Fort Ord
R. J. Lovell
James Carrig
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Avenue A
Amsterdam
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Feu
Waterlon Square
Waterloo Square
Amsterdam Polie Force
Northampton
Youngstown
Tounistown Sheet & Tube Co
Arthur Tatent
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