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The RFC grants a $600,000 loan to Aero Supply Manufacturing Co Inc of Corry to build a new plant and buy machinery for aircraft parts. The move follows a larger $14.6 million in Pennsylvania defense loans disclosed to Congress, aiding Curtiss-Wright, American Bantam, Pith Bridge Works, Kennedy Van Saun and others in expanding wartime production.
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Mussolini
Turing Co., Inc
Corry
Libya
Congress
Jesse H. Jones
Fourth Ward
Pers Sons
Unete
Aero Supply Nold Imp
Ption
Tomer Climas Manue
Fourth Avenue
Titth Avenue
Joan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Aero Supply
Fennsylvania
R. F .Care
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Pittsburgh
Peru
American Bantam Gar Co
Butler
Army
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Proctor Re-elects Directors at Cambridge Springs Meeting
D Proctor of Beaverdam heads a slate of re-elected directors at the annual Worthwestern Electric Cooperative Association meeting in Cambridge Springs. The report notes payments beyond regular amounts on IA loan, with over 50,000 dollars extra paid to the federal rural electrification effort and a prior 25,000 dollar overpayment. Directors honored include E W Prather and C J McNamara among others. tours of the new Cambridge Springs office followed the formal business.
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Call D. Proctor
Beaverdam
Electrie Co-operative Association
Cambridge Prings
My. Proctor
Co-Operative
Northwestesn Co-operative
Cart D. Proctor
Associaton
Anni
Cambridge
Cambridge Springs
Proceptor
E. W. Prather
C. J. McNamara
A. D. Siambrook
C. W. Zilhayer
John Timiais
John ©. Neiman
Wilks Burke
R. R. Courtney
Fred Pattison
Atbust Board of Directors
Washington
Beeston
Astion
Corry Red Cross Ships 1585 Garments for Refugees
Corry will dispatch a large Red Cross shipment of 1585 garments from Pricay fay to overseas refugees. The collection, made by Corry women and groups over weeks, was displayed at the Stewart Hat Shop for public viewing. Chapter leaders praised contributors including Mrs. Carrie Houghton and Mrs. Beatrice Stewart, noting high workmanship and grateful cooperation from Lutheran and Baptist groups and auxiliaries.
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Corry
Red Cross
Pricay Fay
Seaboard
Stewart Hat
Journal
Stewart Hat Shop
Carrie Houghton
Beatrice Stewart
Clara Haight
Gree Giblin
Louis Decker
Ella King
Minn Drake
W. P. W. Auxiliary
Woman's Relief Corps
Friendly Club
Lindseys to Soon Occupy Home
Plans by the Rich id Lindsey Memorial Fund committee arrange for the Lindseys to occupy their newly acquired home near Akim youd south of the city. Wiring and safety upgrades are to be completed as the family moves in after the purchase from Mr and Mrs John Bags iat. Gerald and Mrs Lindsey will join the family to provide care for the children who survived the December fire that claimed Mrs Lindsey and three children.
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Claris Lindsey
Akim Youd
John Bagsiat
Richid Lindsey
Gerald Lindsey
Lindsey
Morgenthau Warns on Treasury Borrowing Power
Secretary Morgenthau told the Senate Ways and Means Committee the treasury would exhaust borrowing powers in four months. He urged approval of a federal debt increase from 49.0 to 65.0 billion dollars and outlined plans to sell securities attractive to all investors to fund national defense efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
The
KYIKHAK TRANSPORT CREW ABANDONED ON ROCKS
In January reports from Ketchikan Alaska state 13 men remain aboard the U S Army transport Kvichak wrecked on rocks off the British Columbia coast awaiting salvage tugs. At least one or four seamen drowned as cars carrying passengers and crew were launched. The U S gunboat Charleston was dispatched to the scene and 23 passengers and 4 crew were rescued. Waves flood the deck at high tide yet the ship was not breaking up. Salvage tugs expected today.
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Associated Press
Ketchikan
Alaska
Kyichal
British Columbia
Seatle
U.S. S
Charleston
Free French Drive Opens New Libyan Front
Cairo reports British motorized units push far south and west of Derna endangering Mussolini’s remaining eastern Libya troops. Free French forces under De Gaulle, claimed to total about 35,000, extend from Equatorial Africa toward Libya with Catroux noting activity on both Ethiopian and Libyan fronts. British estimates place control of roughly 100,000 square miles in Libya, with Eritrea and Massaua approaching Red Sea proximity as Agordat and Barentu near the Sudan frontier.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Derna
Mussolini
Libya
Sousa
Equatorial Africa
Lie Traljens
Libysia
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Catroux
de Gaulle
Sidi Bayrani
Africa
Sudan
Eritrea
Massaua
Red Sea
Barentu
Reich Justice Minister Franz Guertner Dies After Short Illness
Berlin report that Franz Guertner aged 59, Reich Minister of Justice, died after a short illness. He helped enact a severe decree demanding German Jews pay a billion mark fine as reprisal for the Ernst Von Rath murder in Paris in November 1935.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Franz Guertner
Ernst von Rath
Paris
Willkie Dinner With British War Cabinet
American Wendell Willkie faces possible shortening of his Britain visit due to transport demands and time pressure. He met Sir Andrew Duncan and Ernest Bevin, discussed with Labour leaders, and dined with Lord Beaverbrook as the visit entered its final meetings.
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Wilkie
Andrew Duncan
Whitehall
Ernest Bevin
Labor
Eaders
Trades Union Council
Harold Laski
Lord Beayserbroo
Willkie
The
Nanoshinet
Britain Issues New Military Service Call
London dispatch notes royal proclamation calling men aged 18 to 40 for registration. The first new class born in 1921 to register February 22. The plan includes revised reserved occupations and raised reserve ages based on work status. Mitchel Field reports a German measles outbreak quarantining the base delaying 3,000 personnel.
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Frese
London
Mitchel Field
N.Y
Army Air Base
Stimson Before Senate Hearing Today Warns on War Time Policy
Washington reports that War Secretary Stimson outlined U.S. aims to Britain as the emergency defense time extends. He defended policy and urged congressional support for new measures, stressing the need to sustain Allied effort and prepare for possible broader conflict.
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Stimson
Senate
King
Strike halts Wright Field defense work
A strike by building trades halted a 100000 expansion at Wright Field, Dayton. About a dozen electrical workers and non-union plumbers walked off in protest, delaying progress on the Army Air Corps project funded to boost radio and airplane testing facilities and defense labs.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Piuber
Chl Miller
American Federation of Labor
Depanthene
George Masterson
Uneh
New Japanese Movements Reported Near Indo China Front
In Saigon French Indo-China reports of new Japanese troop movements raise tensions in the Ho Chi Minh region. Dispatches say Japanese forces have been spotted advancing toward Warshiis south of the Indo-Chinese frontier, nearing the Halduong area within 34 miles of the capital.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Indo- China
Stanni
Teacher under charges linked to West New York school blast
In West New York on January 29 a gas explosion at Memorial High destroyed the domestic science room and killed William H. Lounsbury, years old, supervisor of manual training. Police say Lounsbury faced a morals charge and was released on bond last night. A janitor found his body amid the blast debris. a small fire was quickly put out and classes were canceled. Barone reports the damage totals run into thousands.
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Associated Press
West New York
W.J
William H. Lounsbury
Lounsbury
Joseph Marsino
Palrylew
Agtem
Samuel Hirschberg
Murray Urges Production Plan To Boost Steel Output
CIO President Philip Murray urged a plan to coordinate production facilities and form an employer employee committee to raise steel output by about 5 million tons annually. The proposal, presented to President Roosevelt, is the second CIO suggestion in weeks to speed defense production. A study is already examining using idle automobile plant equipment to manufacture airplane engines.
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Nosveureneresn
Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
Roosevelt
Leahy and Marshall See British Victory
A Wheeling AP report notes U S officials expect a grand invasion bid to invade England in spring with 18,000 planes possible. Britain’s survival chances are debated by military writers, with Admiral Leahy and General Marshall expressing confidence in British victory aided by American aid under the lease plan.
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Great Britain
George Maranull
Ptui
Britain
William D. Leahy
Naval Operaions
Ambarmonnr
France
Vichy
Erie defense housing project approved for 500 units
Harrisburg, Jan. 29. Housing Director Charles Doyle said John M. Carmody, federal works administrator, approved a 500 unit defense housing project for Erie. Two non defense projects, 266 units and 73 units, are already underway there. Doyle had no details of the new program.
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Harrisburg
Charles Doyle
John M. Carmody
Federal Works
Erie
Yoyle
Berlin Claims More Sinkings
Berlin reports long range German bombers damaged an enemy merchant ship west of Treland and sank 4600 tons of shipping by a submarine. Allied raids targeted war essential objectives in southeast England while rail facilities in eastern England were hit. one German plane missing. In Harrisburg the Republican state committee's executive panel met with State Chairman James F. Torrance to decide if the full committee should convene.
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Assoclirg
Berlin
Germain
Trelend
Iiglt Command
AAV
England
High Command
London
Egland
Harisburg
Repubelic State Committee
James F. Torrance
US launches drive to purge Latin American branches
The United States government began an aggressive effort to have American firms remove anti American or pro Axis personnel from Latin American branches. Based on confidential reports of subversive activities across twenty republics, the State Department is applying diplomatic pressure to enforce a cleaning of personnel and affiliations.
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Washington
United States
Fms
Republis
State Department
Pro Axis influence in Latin America fuels anti American action
In Pro Axis moves America enlists export industries to counter the milieu. The house cleaning aims to root out two groups: employees or agents of U S oil steel auto electrical supply and other firms in Latin America seen as potential fifth columnists or involved in anti American or pro Axis propaganda, often funded by money.
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United States
Latin America
German Balkan moves threaten invasion delay claim
A British military authority said German infiltration into Romania and Bulgaria and air aid to Italy have become costly, possibly averting invasion of Britain. The report notes German divisions in Romania and routes via the Mediterranean, with fear of a southward push toward Epirus and eastern Greece, while air force shifts and naval convoys are said to be realigned to deter a coastal strike.
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Associated Press
London
Rumania
Bulga
Italy
Britain
Buleara
Romania
Etlonika
Greece
Teok
Albania
Mediterranean
Alrieldy
France
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