Desmond Returns From Europe On Homeric Liner
J. J. Desmond of the J W and A P Howard Co arrived in New York Thursday and reached Corry Saturday evening after the Homeric liner was 24 hours late due to rough seas. The story notes an improved highway opening tomorrow and separately reports Warren Pros defeating Gerry's Independent 26 0 at Exposition Park. Also mentions the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Decker on Sunday and a 20 years ago note on Leta Arla Dennison's marriage in New York. Three Corry hunters were arrested by Game Protector Pilling for hunting on Sunday near Torpedo.
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A. P. Howard Co
Europe
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New York
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Exposition Park
Arta Dennison
Sherman Street
Leta Arla
Arthur R. ‘Thompson
New York City
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Pilling
Torpedo
Shingles Explained by Physicians of Pennsylvania Medical Society
Daily Dozen outlines shingles or herpes zoster, a skin eruption along nerves that begins with neuralgic pains and a rash lasting about two weeks. The article notes greater persistent pain in older patients, possible misdiagnosis as chickenpox in children, and the girdle shaped outbreak characteristics.
Body of missing man found near Ridgeway after two years
Decomposed body of Albert Kuttendrist, 29, of Buffalo, identified by authorities as missing since January 30, 1943, was found along Bear Creek nine miles north of Ridgeway by hunters Walter Lindey and O R Humphrey. A gun lay near the body. police believe the man despondent after registering for selective service. The case traces back to 1942 when a crashed car and a wallet without money were found near Kane prompting a lengthy search.
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Star Route
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New York
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Gorke
Pvt. Riggins
Navel Avenue
Buffalo, N.Y
Next Congress May See Split Party Control
The article outlines forecasts of a Democrat Senate and Republican House next Congress. It notes ballot timing for 3,035 candidates across 25 Senate and 432 House seats, with current totals: 108 Senate nominees, 93 Republican, 16 Democratic, and three unexpired terms. It highlights Republican hopes to gain control by targeting six Senate seats and up to 75 Democratic-held House seats, with figures from prior elections cited.
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Maine
MacArthur’s magnetic leadership in Leyte victory
The article lauds General Douglas MacArthur as a magnetic, dramatic figure in a conspicuous military role. It contrasts his style with Admiral Nimitz, Halsey, and Kinkaid, noting his distinctive eloquence and public presence, and compares the Leyte triumph to Trafalgar and Drake before highlighting MacArthur’s unique stature.
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House and Senate forecast clash ahead of elections
Republicans in the House face limited gains with 13 to 15 possible seats uncertain. Democrats led by Rep Drewry expect 20 to 40 gains, and Rayburn forecasts 25 to 40 seats as the President campaigns. Senate balance leans Democratic 58 to 37 with one Progressive. 35 seats vote next Tuesday, 22 held by Democrats, 56 remain as incumbents.
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Virginia
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Texas
Lippmann Sees Political Campaigns As Repulsive Irrelevancies
Walter Lippmann criticizes political campaigning as disconnected from the grave life and death issues facing Americans. He suggests a gulf between politics and reality, noting many feel the same but cannot express it, and urges detached observers to scrutinize the nation with clarity.
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Ace News
Cam Maentator
Seven Quis Questions From Page Six Quiz
A reader quiz lists seven questions on vessels lost in a September hurricane, Greek terms, Swiss capitals, a Quail D'oysay city, author of a Washington Teving work, an air borne division at Aviihern, and a Pearl of sun orbit query.
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Hunter Killed in Pennsylvania Hunting Accident
In Cecil Township, Glenn Yerkey, 16, was accidentally shot and killed by a companion on a hunting trip yesterday. Deputy Oatoher B.C. Wilson reported the incident in Washington, Pennsylvania.
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Cecil’ Township
Lawrence Republicans Scare People With Decentralization Plan
State Democratic Chairman David L. Law rence accused Gov. Edward Martin and former Gov. Arthur H. James of trying to scare Pennsylvanians by claiming the national government would pull industry from the state and disperse it west and south. He said the source book is a report from a senatorial committee led by McCarran and that Roosevelt officials aim to decentralize industry. The statement labels McCarran as an anti New Deal Democrat and denies Roose velt administration endorsement. Wounds Fatal To Boy In Venango County Shot In Woods By Hunter. Ralph Dunlap eight years old Harrisville died from a shotgun wound to the head caused yesterday while walking in the woods. police and warden suspect a hunter.
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Edward Martin
Arthur H. James
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Pat McCarran
D-Ney
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Grove City
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Harrisville
Venango County
Odds Favor Quads Survival in Philadelphia Report
In Philadelphia the odds are two to one that Criminelio quadruplets A B and D survive. Dr Ralph M Tyson, pediatrician in charge, said the babies have a good two thirds chance once past the first 48 hours. The most critical period is passed and if they live through this morning their chances improve.
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Criminelio S
Ralph M.tyson
Republicans Face 35 Senate Races in Major Party Battle
Thirteen Republican seats are at stake with 24 holdovers. Democrats must win 18 of 35 contests to take control, or only six outside the solid south where seven Democratic incumbents seek re election. Republicans would need 25 of 95 Senate elections for a clear majority, possibly 24 if Prog-Wis Senator LaPollette aligns with them to organize the branch.
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