Local notes Recap and updates from Powell Motor Co area
A wide column across Powell Motor Co area and Cambridge Springs reports a July weather impact on the R L Snodgrass farm in West Shenango Township. A lightning strike damaged the barn causing a hay fire and total loss of the structure with 100 bushels of wheat and three calves perishing. The item also lists local events, public notices, and personnel updates including resignations, new management at Beacon Inn near Meadville, discharge notices from Corry Hospital, and military casualties and missing in action reports from the Navy and Army Air Force.
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Powell Motor Co
Cambridge Springs
R. L. Snodgrass
Recreation Hall
Columbus
Smiling Joe
Meadville
Pittsburgh
Conneaut Lake
Paul Moeller
Erie
Waldameer Park
Beacon Inn
Pennsylvania
Corry
Sally Leid
Harry Leid
West Congress Street
Worth Hammond
Worth John
Gould Street
Thomas Brown
Mound Street
Lawrence Anderson
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Corry Grange
Union
City Grange No
Office of Price Administration
Cleveland
OPA
Red & Gun Club
Centerville
L. C. Walker
Navy Department
Devis Gregory
Warren
I Ft
Fredonia
A. W. Mumford
Seymour Street
Florida
John D. Mumford
Romania
U. S. Army Air Force
Mth
Italy
Corry Country Club
Glenn Middleton
Keystone Ordnance Works
Ordnance Department
Fraser-Brace Engineering Company
War Departments
Greenwood Township
Southern Democrats Clash Over Third Party Stir at Convention
In Chicago on July 21 Southern delegates to the Democratic National Convention debated third party sentiment as they opposed any New Deal tilt. Vice President Henry A. Wallace faced Southern dissension over nominating Roosevelt and poll tax repeal while rules committees blocked restoring two thirds voting and platform writers rejected a white supremacy plank.
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Chicago
Dixie
Henry A. Willsee
Wallace
Roosevelt
Corry Lodge initiates amid Moose candidate claims
News briefs note Dewart Ray Bailey, 9, in Hamot Hospital with a possible fractured vertebra after a fall from a truck near his home. Also reported are War Department info on Sgt Nat L Parker wounded in France, July oil production gains in Bradford field, Red Cross dressings rooms at the Post Office each Tuesday, and Bainbridge Colby planning an office in Jamestown with Little Brook Farm securing downtown accommodations in the Fenton Building.
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Dewart Ray Bailey
Eric
Russell Bailey
Hamot Hospital
Corry Lodge
Titusville
War Department
Nat L. Parker
Raymond A. Parker
Athens Township
Route 4
Centerville
France
All-Way Electric Co
Bradford
Pennsylvania Oil Producers’ Association
Red Cross
Frank Lockwood
Jamestown
Bainbridge Colby
Woodrow Wilson
Ahistrand Country Place
Little Brook Farm
Bemys Point
Accomodations
Fenton Building
Erie gamblers lose six hundred in bond forfeits
Erie July 21 four foremen bond and two ones in police court allege viated six hundred when four men charged with being lottery number pickup men failed to appear and two others pled guilty including another number picker and clerk in a downtown newsroom to possessing lottery tickets no maintaining gambling devices. Each was fined ninety eight dollars and costs for thirty days in jail by Alderman William Helste. The Fifth ward Alderman ordered eight hundred ninety three dollars and six cents seized in the arrests confiscated. The money will be added to the police pension fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Clek
Willam Helste
Fifth Ward
Hitler purges top officers amid new purge clash
Reported purge in Nazi leadership as Goering accuses a former general clique of murder attempts. Outline cites dismissals of Rundstedt, Falkenhausen, Brauchitsch, Fedor von Bock, Leeb, and Kleist among others in recent weeks, noting ongoing anti officer removals into November.
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Goering
Jas
Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt
Elteler
Junkers
Mexander von Palkenhausen
Belgium
France
Walther von Brauchitsch
Fedor von Bock
Wilhelm Ritter On Leeb
Fritz Erich von Leeb
Fritz Erich
Ewald von Kleist
German plot to assassinate Hitler collapses after bomb attempt
Reports from Moscow radio described the bid as part of a broader German officer conspiracy. Hitler's purge began with Count Von Stauffenberg, shot in Berlin, as other ringleaders faced swift retribution. High officers faced punishment and possible execution.
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Germany
Moscow
Hitler
Red Army
Goering
Himself
Himmler
Count von Steuffenberg
Berlin
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Chase & Sanborn
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Maxwell House Coffee
Nestle
Cocomalt
Mershey
Mazola
Post Toassies
Cherriots
Ivory
Calif
Angel Food
Lipton’s
Clapps Baby Foods
Gerbers
Brocolu
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Oll
Burl Magee Reithart
Jaly
B. W. Reichart
Pearl Avenue
I. A. of M
Joe
Robert Borland
Mildred Borland
City
Carroll
Clyde Berkheimer
Agnes Berkheimer
Seret
Berkheimer
Tom Glad
Erle
Sarah Duffy
Rita
Bliley
Ft George Meade, Md
St. Vincent's School of Nursing
Adjutant General's Office
Mary Swarts
Clarendon
Pvt
Stanley Swarts
Union City
John P. Yochim
Cal~le
High Street
St. Teresa's Church
Lawrence Trembly
John V. Davis
Columbus Avenue
Southern Dems
Associated Press
Dream House
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Corry's Greatest Clothiers
Georgia
Lake View
Abe
Ellen Clare
U.S
Keystone Milk
New Crow
Mason Lids
Mason Caps
Ewan Ae Ean Cy Nt i Gel Tes
Charmorptelly
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