Dairymen's League May Join Strike
Dairymen's League and related dairy groups may join the New York milk blockade as talks under Owen D Young seek unified action. Meetings at Syene and Van Hornesville push toward a coordinated effort to sustain the 30 dollar price and continue the stoppage.
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Gengne
Tne
New Yorkeity
Fay
Syen
New York Mili Shed
Dairymen's League
Owen D. Young
Dairy Warners
Holland Foster
Young
Dairymen's ‘Langry Co-operative Association
van Hornesville
Spectacular Fire Kills One and Wounds Twenty Nine
A major blaze in a brick Lower Broadway building in New York caused the death of Carl Bischiom and injured 29 others who were rushed to hospital. Explosions from backdrafts hurled workers across the street as firemen fought through collapsing windows and spreading flames to adjacent structures.
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Assdeuca Rest
New York
Lower Broadway
Carl Bischiom
Kapilus
Meke
Ames
Gnandal District
Broadway
American Telephone and Telegraph
Modell
Sporling Goods
Opel
Anmes
Mremen
Wehly-shul
RAF Delivers War's Heaviest Day Assault
Allied air force daylight raids over northern France struck targets from the Rhineland to Atlantic refueling ports. British bombers and escort fighters engaged German ships, U boats, and coastal facilities as night raids targeted Brest and shipyards.
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RAF
Associated Press
London
RAI
France
Germany
Naxi
Rhineland
Atlantic
Channel
Boulogne
Coastal Command
Norwey
Aar
Haugesund
Eristlangand
Scharnhorst
Mead Park Fund Passes $800 Mark
Mead Park fund treasurer Waster Sweet reports over 800 subscribed for Mead Park development to date. Efforts aim to more than double this during the coming week as canvass gains momentum across plants and the mercantile district. Contributors may leave gifts at the listed local offices.
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Waster Sweet
Mead Park Fund
Thind Ward
Bielcheels
eltven jullneer, white, Bruckens#epLing
Mr. Sweet
Clivens
Bayleye
Vouryjal
Probing Cause of Dead Muskies at Findley Lake
Reports from Findley Lake indicate numerous dead muskies found since the initial alert a week ago. New York State Conservation Commission personnel at Bemus Point study the event, discounting injury from boats and suggesting warm April weather and post-spawn stress as a possible cause. Mr and Mrs Paul Detosay and sons Peter and Jesn tet travel to Newbury Massachusetts for a two month stay before returning home.
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New York
Pail Detosay
Peter
Jesn
Newbury
Mass
Ev e Witness Report From Red Nazi Front Traitor's Note
The six year veteran Associated Press correspondent Alvin J Steinkopf travels through German eastward advance lines from Vianna to Prague and Berlin noting scarce Soviet air support, few Russian planes, and thousands of prisoners marching behind the German drive. He describes camps already expanding to hold tens of thousands and reports on anti aircraft units and battlefield conditions.
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Alvin J. Steinkopf
Minnesota
Associated Press
Centre Europe
Steinkopf
Viouma
Hitler
Austria
Prigile
Czecho-Slovakia
Munich
Slice Hen
Berlin
France
Lwow
Old Poland
Jy 5
Germany
Red Army
Woman Struck by Car Injures Elderly Resident
Mrs Carrie Sturdevant a 79 year old Grove street resident was struck by a car driven from a driveway Thursday evening and sustained head bruises a left shoulder hip and knee injuries. She was thrown against a tree but believed to have escaped fractures or serious harm. The driver Thomas Garvily 17 Grove street failed to see her as he backed from the driveway to the street.
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Carrie Sturdevant
Grove Street
Thomas Garvily
Corry Toll Reports Quiet Holiday Amid Heavy Travel
Corry police reported a quiet holiday with light traffic incidents. On Friday night a man named Hesbert Us eli suffered a fall and was taken to Corry hospital with a head wound from a fall. Alfred E. Faeltino and Mrs. Hazeltine were brought in after injuries from a separate incident, but none were life threatening.
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Corry
Tbe
Cotry
Hesbert Useli
Summeradle
Alfred E. Faeltino
Lou
Alfrei Hazeltine
Willy sfOottin
Eden Speaks Against Any Peace Deal
Assotutell Press reports in London that Foreign Secretary Velalyy Antonyen reaffirms Erithea's stance against peace talks with Adyl Hite. He states readiness to negotiate only if his demands are met, while urging preparedness for continued conflict and security measures.
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Eden
Assotutell Press
London
Adyl
Nationwide Fourth of July Toll Hits 189 Deaths
A mistyped report cites 189 deaths nationwide from Fourth of July accidents including crashes drownings and fireworks related incidents. It lists states with fatalities and a late night crossing tragedy at Late Island Railroad in Madituck New York where six occupants died and a survivor critically injured. A San Diego rescue of OBrien children during a near drowning follows.
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Penn Ware
Ted
Peneense Ny Aviles
Naily
Cannesville
Ind
Wes Kileaf
Texas
Han
Virgina
Washington
West Wisconia
Wiscanaly
O'Brien
San Diego
Calif
Pab O'Brien
Mavewrneen
Shawn
Ronald Reagan
O'Briens
Mic ‘Hale
Bill Rumsey
San Diego County
New Nazi Advances Claim Broad Front Progress
Berlin reports July progress as Hittun's legions push toward Minsk while German high command claims success against Soviet defenses across a broad front from Finland to Bessarabia.
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Berlin
Hittun
Bnet Rive
Minsk
Huxa
Germat ‘Igh
Jariay
Petal
Miugsin
Red Army
Finland
Bessarabia
Last of Corry's Feed Mills Razed After 1905- Era Closure
The final remnants of Corry's old feed mills are demolished this week. Howard Covel of East Main Street purchased the mill building and will repurpose reclaimed lumber for poultry house construction. Dodd and Doolitt opened the mill in 1905, with the original ledger listing numerous Corry customers.
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Poyularly
Corry
Howard Covel
East Main Street
D. 3
Rene
George Slye
Nelson Drake
E. BE. Laye
Elton, Simmons
B.D. Drake
Charles Patgreon
Henri Milley
Elmer Bush
Independence Day in Wartime America Sees Industrial Rise
Babson Park Mass July 5 1944 fast moving events shape this year’s Independence Day amid a rough balance of Axis land power and British sea power America begins to cast industrial might. Question marks remain over appropriations labor force patriotism and unity as manufacturing expands with government aid and producers funding capacity. Public opinion and workers leaders rally behind administration to deter disruption while labor disputes are kept in check and production remains critical to national defense.
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Ay Joger Bilton
Fragmentary Insurrection Allegations Stir Labor Debate
A garbled passage references Anemiex of American Independance and Inbor racketeers amid a political clash over independence primaries and opposition to phanton equipment. It mentions painters, brush repairs by contractors, fines and the push for hand threading, with vague hints of prefabrication and labor tensions.
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Inbor
Tmk
Prim Yhem
Lnbor
Damon
Mamainery
Significance This Year for Independent Workers and Small Firms
In a discussion on labor independence from dictatorship and racketeers, the piece argues that small businesses and individual workers deserve autonomy. It notes clashes between unions and firms, warns that raiding harms large organizations but threatens the little man, and advocates decentralizing production to many medium or small subcontractors to boost efficiency.
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Ammen Ores
Auch
Nazi Advance Near Stalin Line Tests Russia Front
German forces approach the Stalin line in a pivotal Russia battle as the war zone reports massive Soviet losses. German propaganda notes the Maginot of the East, while Soviet and Allied observers relay troop movements and a teenage female soldier found among fighters. London honors Polish premier Paderewski with a cathedral requiem.
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London
Paderr Ware
Ignate Jan Paderowski
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