Quiet state election campaign ahead in Pennsylvania
United Press reports the statewide campaign will be low key with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh showing stronger voter interest. Experts expect a GOP edge in state-wide races due to registration trends patronage and traditional Republican strength, while Philadelphia eyes a close mayoral contest.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
GOP
Dee Jeuders
Stele
James F. Torrante
Snow cruiser Byrd’s shipwide Erie stop due to breakdown
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd’s mammoth snow cruiser halted near Painesville, 50 miles from Erie, and will not reach Erie until late afternoon. It will head to the General Electric plant for two new motors to fix steering, with departure expected no sooner than Monday.
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Erie
United Press
Painesville
Richard B. Byrd
General Electric
Armistice Day Speaker Named for VFW Event
Rev H R Harris of United Brethren in Christ will deliver the Armistice Day address at the Archie W Thompson Post 284 VFW observance. Veterans plan tribute to fallen comrades and publicizing wartime toll. The program at the Post Home on Armistice Day ends with a luncheon served by the Ladies Auxiliary.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
H Ray Harris
United Brethren In Christ
Churity
Tment
Archie W. ‘Thompson Post
VF. W
le Joules
Babson Fine notes November stock trends in Paris
Babson Fine reports Paris stock activity showing all time high November levels except 1938, noting prices are cheaper than last November. He argues stock prices reflect sentiment and that current conditions defy expectations despite favorable indicators.
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Babson
Paris
Mass
November ed fears taxes and prices in election year
They warn Washington may clip profits through taxes but Congress won’t raise taxes in an election year. Businessmen should monitor commodity prices while big party conventions have just taken place.
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Washington
Congress
Unclear Text Reflects War Economy Pressures
Fragmentary lines describe price and wage pressures under wartime conditions. Mentions costs of living, raw materials, manufactured goods, and markets. Phrases about education and prosperity appear but are obscured. No coherent events or named entities emerge.
Fragmented note on appendicitis and public health view
The readable text discusses appendicitis core ideas, referencing the appendix removal as a medical outcome. It also mentions public health attitudes toward treatment and unemployment in a historical context, with unclear phrases and errors throughout. The tone suggests a reflective opinion on medical practice and societal beliefs.
Prices Rise Amid Labor Shifts and War-Era Echoes
A fragmented report warns of mounting costs as wage and hour standards from the Balt Labor Standards Act echo into current industrial policy. Analysts note few years ago’s controls on wages guide expectations for higher prices and potential labor market strain as production stabilizes post conflict.
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Canada
Be Curbed in grimice waters and wage rise impact
Fragmented OCR sentence suggests wages rising from 25 cents to more per hour and a shorter 44 hour week, causing concern over job losses. Mentions business and farmers facing costs and a continuing war impact.
City rally stirs voters as election nears
Late rallies by Republicans and Democrats aim to spark new voter interest ahead of Tuesday's municipal election. A Grand Theatre rally drawn about two hundred attendees featured Deputy Attorney General William Rial attacking the Earle administration in Harrisburg and praising Governor James's policy of putting industry back to work to reduce relief costs. City Chairman Walter S. Peake presided as local candidates spoke briefly, with music from Paul Packo.
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James
William §. Rial
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Dames
Walter S. Peake
Paul Packo
Union City
Council Defers Meeting Over Parking Meter Debate
The municipal council postponed its meeting from Monday to Wednesday to discuss a proposed ordinance for parking meters in the business district. A six month trial is proposed with data on downtown congestion to be gathered. the complete budget report and three year assessment are also on the agenda. Local officials, including Mayor Frank Hepler, indicated no firm decisions yet, though strong support exists for meters to test impact and expense.
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Municipel Commission
Frank
Hepler
Municipal Commission
U S Citizen Josef Sadowski Executed by German Army
Mrs Stefania Sadowski 50 claims the death of her husband Josef 56 an American citizen was an execution by German military authorities at Warsaw. The State Department was notified by George J Haering the American consul at Warsaw that he was found guilty by court martial of concealing a quantity of arms and ammunitions defying German regulations and executed October 20.
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Chicago
Stefania Sadowski
Josef
Warsaw
Germany
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Thomas
George J. Haering
State Department
Washington
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Roosevelt Signs New Neutrality Act Sealing Belligerent Trade
United Press reports President Roosevelt signed the new neutrality act opening American markets to belligerent cash and party buyers. It imposes arms embargo and travel bans on Americans aboard belligerent ships, defines combat zones, and restricts flag vessels from carrying munitions. Quick spending was forecast to reach 500 million dollars before midnight as proclamations outline provisions. The special session adjourned amid anti press sentiment with Roosevelt hinting at possible Thanksgiving parity in two days.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Repatriation Issues Plague 4000 American Returns
Complicated positions of 4000 Americans from Great Britain and Northern Ireland hinder repatriation under the new neutrality act. American ships from British ports face restrictions, delaying removal and creating regulatory obstacles.
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London
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Submarine Torpedoed French Freighter Baoule
Paris reports the Agence Radio News Agency says a submarine torpedoed the French freighter Baoule of 5874 tons in the Atlantic. Two crewmen were killed, 11 missing, the captain and 33 crew members were picked up by a French patrol ship and arrived at a French port.
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Paris
Agente Radio
Atlantic Ocean
Red Cross canvass leaders listed for Armistice Day drive
Red Cross plans annual canvass with yard chairmen named for business and residential districts. Ward leaders include J B Dahlstrand Orrin M Hillbure Olin W Black and R Lawrence Davison in business, and Mrs Mildred Dawson Mrs Gilbert Boyd Mrs W H Houghton and Mrs Oliv W Bracken in residential areas. Full worker list and campaign plans to be announced next week. Armistice Day observers include a gala event and recreation center gathering.
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Ehathra
Red Cross Hall Gall
Today
J. B. Dahlstrand
Orrin M. Hillbure
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R. Lawrence Davison
Mildred Dawson
Gilbert Boyd
W. H. Houghton
Oliv W. Bracken
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Aduiohean
Prize Contest Sparks Big Local Campaign In Corry
The Evening Journal announces a large prize campaign with up to 2000 in prizes and cash commissions for Corry residents. Early entrants are urged to subscribe to gain triple votes, with a full participant list to be published after nominations.
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Corry
Auron
Evening Journal
Adh
Cory Evening Journal
Iifetime
Sox
U.S. Deters Japanese Actions in Talks With Nomura
Ambassador Grew pressed Admiral Nomura in Tokyo on ending anti American activities in China and to show intent for better U.S.-Japan ties. The exchange followed his luncheon remarks of October 19 and warned that if the situation does not improve relations will deteriorate.
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United Press
Tokyo
Joseph Clark Grew
Krisahmiro Nomura
United States
Japan
China
Grew
Nomura
Extradition Sought Over Perjury Charges in Cali War Critics Case
Phivavsurnia authorities disclosed that Adams Darcy of Pennsylvania, a Communist party secretary, faces 67 000 hall extradition to California on perjury charges. West Coast authorities reportedly use trumped up charges to mute his opposition to an imperialistic war.
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Phivavsurnia
Ouandi Adams Darcy
Pennsylvania
Free Tnt
Caliifornia
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