Bond Prices To Drop As Rates Rise
Babson Park Mass July 29. War continues and rates rise. Bond rotations favor governments. tax exempt issues appeal. Lack of competition in bond market signals higher rates for government money unnecessary until war ends. After, industry funds seek capital and rates rise, bond prices fall. Foreign bonds rise. Stalin recognition remote. Czech and Danish bonds hold value as Germany nears defeat. South American bonds unlikely to appeal. better opportunities exist domestically.
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Adequate Gas Supply for Corry and Surrounding Areas
The Pennsylvania Gas Company confirms adequate gas supply for Corry and nearby towns under year old wartime regulations. Federal approval enables Columbia Gas and Electric subsidiaries to spend nearly two million dollars on facilities to serve Bradford, Oil City, Sharon and other western Pennsylvania towns, with 18 million cubic feet more gas to be supplied. Western gas boosts supplies to Buffalo and Olean, while Corry sees indirect benefits from pooled production. The company previously faced a brief crisis but now relies on fields east of Warren and blended manufactured gas to meet demand, with restrictions remaining during peak periods.
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Court to try new plan to curb delinquent youths
Probation officer and Corry Police plan to cooperate with Chief Flanigan and Judge Evans to launch a local program targeting parents of youths involved in vandalism and illegal acts. The approach, modeled after Covington methods, will prosecute adults rather than minors when parents fail to curb child delinquency. Evidence in many cases has been accumulated and parents will be warned and informed of the new plan. Potential trials and fines against guardians may follow if noncompliance continues.
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Reds shelling Warsaw isolate Baltic states in push
Associated Press reports Red Army forces bombarding suburbs of Warsaw as Rokossovsky advances from Kolbiel toward Siedlce. Units push toward Riga area to sever Baltic links, with estimates of 300000 enemy imperiled by the widening offensive across Poland and Latvia.
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Corry Seabee Home From Guadalcanal
G G Davis returns after two years with Navy Seabees in the Southwest Pacific. Carpenter on construction service, he sailed home via the Pacific coast, visiting son Gail Davis in Norman Oklahoma en route. Davis campaigned through Central and Northern Salomons with the Mainemus unit.
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1000 Bombers Hit Merseburg and Bremen Raid
A force of about 1,000 American heavy bombers attacked the Merseburg synthetic oil plant in nine successive missions this morning and also struck the port of Bremen. The raid followed a British air offensive that hit Stuttgart Hamburg Frankfurt and bomb bases in France. The American force was escorted by Thunderbolts Mustangs and Lightnings as they targeted Drewes airfields andLaon Couvron northeast of Paris amid cloud cover.
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State bans mail marriages in Pennsylvania by state law
Harrisburg announced that marriages by mail conflict with Pennsylvania law and are not legal while the War Department recognizes such marriages for military allowances. Deputy Secretary Sammel M Jackson said mail or proxy marriages are not valid in the state. In Columbus, Bricker announced the GOP ticket will cover the nation in their campaign.
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Allies Break Last Defenses Near Florence
Desert-hardened New Zealand veterans breached Nazi lines south of Florence, driving into the last mountain positions five miles from the city. German counterattacks and heavy fighting along the hills ensued as South African troops crossed the Greve river near Impruneta, while other fronts showed little action. In Italy, the New Zealand advance began from a bridgehead over the Pesa at Cerbala amid fierce clash with Tiger units. William Coleman Carnegie, 77, dies in Pennsylvania. he was uncle to Andrew Carnegie and linked to Gene Tunney through marriage of his niece Polly.
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Corry Girl's Soldier Husband Sustains Neck Fracture
Daughters of Mr. and Mrs. E J Becker of West Church Street report a family ordeal at Camp Lejeune. Pfc James F Grady USMC is hospitalized with a neck fracture at U S Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune along with infant Ray Arthur Grady treated for mastoid condition. Parents J Grady and Bicker awaiting further word and letters to the hospital ward.
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First Daylight Raid Targets War Plants in District
Report describes an operation aiming to test the 6-29 units in daylight. Jop operations shifted numerous war plants into the district, with the attack affecting multiple facilities.
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B-20 Sniperfortensses Bomb Anshan in Manchuria
July 23 and July 29 reports describe the B-20 roving bomber group striking eastern Manchuria and Japan’s industrial targets. The 20th Bomber Command says the daylight raids hit Anshan and target Nippon facilities with no further details provided.
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Japs Admit Raid Light Damages in Manchuria Attacks
Allied reports say Japanese broadcasts admitted attacks on Mukden Anshan and Penshihu with light damage to residential areas and greater emphasis on daylight precision bombing. Four planes were lost over the target with several missing or downed. The Mukden region hosts major iron and steel centers, including Anshan and Fushun, with rail steel and aluminum output crucial to war production.
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Tokyo Admits Reverses As U S Drives On Guam And Tinian
Dispatches report Tokyo acknowledging setbacks as U S forces push toward Guam and Tinian. American advances include capture of northern Tinian, beachhead expansions at Orote Point, and coastal operations extending toward Agana. In China, Chinese forces clash near Hengyang as Japanese positions hold key rail hubs.
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Teachers Plan to Leave Posts in Corry Schools
Several teachers plan to resign before the new school year opens in September. Four definite vacancies are emerging in the senior and junior high faculties with others possible at grade schools. High school committees report resignations by two women and two men as salary increases and advancement prospects draw staff away. Board shifts in elementary staffing include closing a room at the Concord building and reorganizing layouts at Fairview and Harding. A calendar for next year has not been approved, but schools likely resume the Wednesday after Labor Day, with a special trustees meeting possible to address vacancies and district issues.
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COUNTY TAX PAYMENTS RUNNING HEAVY HERE
Reports from the office of Trene Mullen city treasurer and collector show payments on county taxes ahead of recent years. The county taxes collected total about 28,000 and payments before the five percent rebate period end have been heavy, especially last week. The tax is payable at face beginning August through October with penalties then, plus an additional one percent penalty for unpaid city taxes.
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Fifteen Aero Plant Workers Recalled After Reductions
A group of fifteen fuel workers at the Aero Supply plant were recalled this morning, reactivating the last five laid off in recent reductions. They were notified to report to the local U S Employment Service office to secure reemployment immediately.
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Gabreski Missing After Flight Over Germany
War Department confirms Lt Francis S Gabreski missing in action since July 20 after flying missions over Germany. Once the U S Air Forces top ace with 31 planes to his credit, Gabreski was expected home soon for a victory celebration. Parents notified by telegram from the adjutant general with further details to follow.
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Seek Indiana fugitive tied to Erie robbery
Police nationwide broadcast seeks Earl Augustine also known as John Kuba of Erie wanted for absconding with a coal company truck and 95 dollars. He is a fugitive from the Indiana State Penitentiary Honor Farm, escaped in March, serving time for larceny and fraudulent motor vehicle conversion. He reportedly returned to Erie and worked there for months.
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Allies push toward Coutances and Vire in Normandy
Allied forces report rapid advances in Normandy with 6,000 German prisoners taken and several key towns near St Lo and Vire captured or threatened. Washington notes German reaction expected as Allied momentum disrupts Rommel’s retreat and signals strategic strain on Hitler’s triangle leadership.
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