Extermination myths and sly Turks echo wartime fears
The Corry Evening Journal highlights shocking Nazi atrocities as the French report of Gradowy-sir-Glane prompts calls for impartial verification. It also notes Turkish neutrality shifts, suggesting Turks may join the war based on who appears to win and who can profit from the outcome. wary diplomacy and sarcasm color the commentary.
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Europe
Mom
Ihr
Gradowy-sir-Glane
Prange
Ernbhising
Vilng
Turkey
Dardanelles
Wilford Crouse Seneca Chief Dies at 42
Wilford Crouse president of the Seneca Nation of New York died at Salamanca Hospital after a heart ailment. He had been a patient at Warren General Hospital before transfer. Survived by father Jarome Crouse wife Effie Wath Crouse daughter Thelma Oldshield two grandsons and an adopted son. Funeral at Cold Spring, N Y, today Tuesday at 2 7 p m.
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Wilford Crouse
Warren
Ily
Seneca Nation of
New York
Sala Qmanes Hospital
Warren General Hospital
Salamanca
Jarome Crouse
Effie Wath Crouse
Thelma Crouse Oldshield
Trisband
Gordon Oldshield
Wilford Grouse
Workers Drive Key Worker Vote In Looming Election
Washington dispatch notes that the worker vote, not the organized labor bloc, could swing the presidential race. CIO and AF of L figures anticipate strong Roosevelt support, with widespread registration and migrations shaping turnout in Texas, California, Michigan, and other states.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Organized Labor
Hall of Tc
Roosevelt
CIO
AF of L
William Green
Texas
California
O10
Oregon
Californix
Massachusetts
Alabama
Izelt
Dytuth
Minn
GIO
Michigan
Kentucky
Itabor
Noyer
Corry notes poor corn crop and local civic items
Twenty years ago Corry reports the corn crop would be less than half normal with discouraging prospects. Five Corry women face hearings for nonpayment of school tax. Louis Kittleberger, bitten by a dog, is improving. Campers report a big black bear near Horns Siding. Chautauqua programs in Swarthmore next month and Rotary fish drift event in Erie on July 23 are also noted.
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Corry
Louis Kittleberger
Adrian Kittleberger
East Washington Street
Charles Huberts
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Daily Dozen Warns Teens On Air Rifle Dangers
A newspaper item warns teenage commandos about risks from toy rifles and BB guns. It notes wooden replicas pose eye injuries, pellets can bruise and rupture the retina, and eye damage can be permanent or blinding. Massachusetts records reportable BB gun injuries, urging prevention.
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Massachusetts
How’s your 1 0 7 Can you answer seven Aitiz questions
The page asks seven quiz questions covering capitals biographies and general knowledge. Items include the capital of New Zealand, House voting rules, Pearl Buck childhood country, motion picture industry leader, the Liberty Bell location, Alexander the Great India campaign, cube surface area formula, tank losses in France, Gambit usage, and wind speed instrument.
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New Zealand
House of Representatives
Pearl Buck
Boston
Mass
London
England
Philadelphia
Alexander the Great
India
Torpedo Child Seriously Injured in Route 27 Crash
Peggy Uitte ingen Kitsisiyey, 5 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fufchiard Kitsisiyey of Warren, is in serious condition at Warren General Hospital after being struck by a car while skateboarding on Route 27 near Torpedo. State Police will investigate. driver Charles R. Burton of Warren RD says the child crossed suddenly and may have fallen or rolled into the path of the vehicle. The girl sustained burns and chest pain.
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Charles R. Burton
Warren, R. D. A
Kane Police Arrest Drunken Truckman
Kane police arrested Woodrow W. Setter of Lenoir North Carolina after drunken driving charges halted a Puune shipment of vital war materials. State Police stopped a large tractor trailer weaving erratically. A local physician pronounced him intoxicated and a hearing was set. Owners were notified to move the equipment.
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Woodrow W. Setzer
Lenoir
N.C
Setuer
Iocal
Ana
George D Sweet 80 Dies in Panama
George D Sweet 80 a longtime resident of Panama died at his home. Survived by his wife Barbara Sweeny and several children and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements from the local undertaker.
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George D. Sweet
Panama
Gemge D Sweet
Hope Sun
Ws Wite
Barba Sweeny
Piorence Butts
Blackvilles
HA. Slayton
Menilvillé
Weet
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Lola Richards
Funeral services were held in memory of Mrs Lola Richards at 2:30 PM from the home in Gurland with Rev Dwight Dack of Youngsville officiating. Attendees included relatives and friends from the vicinity and several from Youngsville. Interment followed at the family lot in the Presbyterian cemetery, Youngsville.
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Lola Richards
Punchal
Gecvbes
Weld
Tale
Gurland
Dwight Dack
Sf Youngsville
Uthulating
Neightara
Zncry Ruphards
Ray Richardy
Johana Hiler
Bhmar Duche
Welles Hamilton
Seth Holmes
Tks
Presbyterian
Youngsville
Fredonia Youth Loses Leg in Food Plant Accident
Fredonia on July 18 reports a boy from Fredonia who lost his left leg in an electrical elevator at a Red Wing Company food processing plant during a shore labor shift. He had amputation below the knee at Brooke Memorial Hospital Dunkirk and is reported moving his limbs and resting comfortably, with progress noted next morning by Dr. O. T. Barney.
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Fredonia
Gumbio
Red Wing
Gompany
Mllan
Note Leaves VP Choice Wide Open in Afghanistan Sale Text
Fragmentary Afghan copy suggests open vice presidential selection and cash sale phrasing. No clear names or dates. readable bits imply undecided leadership and transactional wording.
Market fluctuate amid steady selling pressure on July 18
New York stocks saw midday selling push prices down with fractional losses around two points as traders weighed a mild correction after Monday’s sharp drop. Bulls remained hopeful that reduced offerings at We Searhh and steadying quotations signaled a stabilizing market for blue chips and key industrials including American Can, U S Steel, General Motors, Boeing and Bethlehem Steel among others.
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Bender Aviation
Bethlehem
Boeing Agarotine
Chrysler
Curtiss-Wright
General Motors Ennecatt
Montgomery Wairil National Biscile National Dairy
Northern Pacific
Paramount Penna RR Penney ' Socony
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Erie
Daily Dozen
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Golden Rule Foundation
Torpedo
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Zigler
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Spartansburg
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Doud Bull Road
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Tully
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Findley Lake
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