Beagle First in the Meet at the M Center
Sunday services near the chapel in the Stone Building mark the waning hour of October. Beagle wins first place in the meet as LLETTE condietell conducts. Clyde Gorge Thor ade in the cemetery. local residents attend. Obfuscated names and scattered references to Presbyterian and other attendees follow.
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Ehuinien
Waning
Tilleturg
Spemira
Beagle
Ierican
Llette
Condietell
Chagrinert L. Boyd
Presbyteriaiy Ie
J. Osley
Clyde Gorge Thorade
Bleanor
Henry m
Prather
Job Listing for the Industry Rudy Expected Regular Come
A fragmented OCR item notes a job listing in the industry sector referencing Rudy and regular coming activity. Readable portions mention employment, timing, and possible roles but lack full details.
Fragmentary Clasified Notice on Gas Price and Volume
A fragmentary OCR item hints at pricing and volume figures for a gasoline deal. The legible parts mention a per gallon price near one dollar and a small quantity with unclear total. No additional names or locations are confidently readable.
Education Week Observances Spur Voters Effort In Erie
Americanism theme dominates Education Week notices across Erie with programs from Education for Self-Realization to Cultivating the Love of Learning. Local party leaders push turnout amid apathy as candidates seek support through rallies and upcoming voting.
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Eambazis
Pres Dent Peapklin
Roosevelt Amyd
Wich
Tien
Nine Injured In Two Head On Auto Crashes Near Union City
A Ford coupe with Bemis and Mulligan collided head-on with a car driven by Lord near Union City leaving five injured. Lord Barnes Bemis Mulligan and two others sustained serious injuries. one driver fled the scene and is being sought by police.
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Jane Corry
Union City
Uloy City Hospital
Harry Betts
Corry
Ida Mulligan
East Jranich
Deon
Glen Rautzel
Habcock Boulevard
Pittsburgh
Wilbert Zewe
Waterford
Bemis
Mastman
Mulligan
Lord
Barnes
Will
Terford Msii
Carnrne
R. Th
Carbrilee
Roosevelt Viking
Curntke
Zewes
Pickup
Germans Press For Surrender Of U S Freighter City of Flint
The City of Flint, an American freighter seized by Germany and later held in Norway, remains in limbo as U S minister Mrs J Borden Harriman arrived in Bergen to press for a decision. Berlin demands release of the German crew and surrender of ship and cargo while Norway contemplates options under neutrality law.
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United Press
City of
Flint
Germany
Norway
England
Murmansk
J. Borden Harriman
United States
Todany
Bergen
Anuhhor
U. S
Britain
Berlin
Las
Prine
Finland
Moscow
Fire Hits Dope House At Emporium Killing $10000 Value
A blaze Saturday night destroyed the Wo story brick structure used as the Emporium powder works, with estimated losses around $10,000. Firemen quickly contained the flames, preventing spread to nearby buildings. Explosives sat about 200 yards away, and sparks from a welder are believed to have ignited a fuse leading to the blaze.
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Emporium
United Frei Emporium
Duvern
Joss
Emporium Fremen
Eiveltie
Corry Escapes Snow Six Inch Fall Downstate
Pennsylvania faced a broad snow sweep as six inch to eight inch depths spread through dozens of counties from McKean to Blair. Corry reported clear roads while DuBois Ridgway and western counties battled slippery highways. Warmer weather forecast promised Corry had largely escaped the storm.
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Pennsylvania
DuBois
Seaboard
McKean
Elk
Clearfield
Centre
Potter
Cambria
Huntingdon
Pulton
Mifflin
Blair
Highway Department
Kane
West Virginia
Maryland
Cumberjland
Corry
Pension Plans Before Voters In California and Ohio
California and Ohio voters prepare for off year elections focusing on old age pension schemes. California would give employed and unemployed residents modest weekly stipends under the ham and eye plan. New York weighs legalizing pari mutual betting at tracks. Kentucky and Mississippi hold governors elections. Philadelphia and Detroit select mayors. Lost ships report notes Britain's merchant fleet now 64 ships totaling 8,? million tons since the war.
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California
Ohio
United Press
Bass
Wold
Clio
Kentucky
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Detroit
Congress of Industrial
James for President clubs organized nationwide says governor denies nominating bid
Harrisburg November 6 Governor Arthur H. James said he has not responded to a nationwide drive for James for President clubs and repeated that he is not seeking the presidential nomination. He disclosed receiving correspondence from every state about moves to advance a presidential candidate at the Republican national convention.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
Tames
Communist Leader Attacks Roosevelt in Boston Address
Earl Browder, general secretary of the Communist Party USA, denounced President Roosevelt in Boston yesterday charging he yields to economic royalists for war profits. Browder warned the nation is ripe for a quick transition to communism.
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Boston
Earl Browder
Communist Party of the United States
Roosevelt
Experiment in Food Surplus Plan in State
The United States relief program, tested in Allentown and Bethlehem, uses orange stamps for food orders and blue stamps worth 80 cents for surplus commodities. Grocers display signs to attract quick stock turnover as eligible relief recipients exchange stamps for designated foods. If successful in the Lehigh Valley, the plan may spread to other Pennsylvania cities.
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Allentown
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
U. S
Narbutture
Lehigh Valley
State Department of Public Assistants
Supplis Commodities Corporation
Allies Plan Joint Naval Guard From U S Ports
Paris Nev Six great Britain and France propose a bilateral naval plan to guard ships carrying American war materials across the Atlantic. The scheme championed by Winston Churchill Cesar Campinchi and Francois Darlan aims to counter German submarines and raiders. New York armament convoys will be protected by Allied ships to prove sea control. German fleet seeks two Atlantic zones but winter storms may hinder mid ocean operations.
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United Press
Paris
Great Britain
France
Atlantic
Winston Shorehill
Cesar Campinchi
Francois Darlan
New York
Britain
Gulf of Mexico
North Atlantic
Flint
World War Espionage Act Back in Force
Government notifies wartime suppliers that the World War Espionage Act is being applied again to essential industries, while the War and Navy Departments announce easing of restrictions on certain foreign purchases and aircraft production after a brief halt. The new rules aim to halt unauthorized releases of vital military secrets and control strategic materials.
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United Press
Washington
Wireruty
Aksure
Navy Departments
Corry Voters Face Crucial Off Year Election
Corry residents head to the polls tomorrow for a major off year vote selecting two councilmen a city treasurer and school directors along with ward officials and county posts such as judge of common pleas court district attorney and commissioners The piece urges voters to weigh candidates on ability honesty experience and competence and to exercise their civic duty by voting across parties including Republicans Democrats and Prohibitionists.
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Moldenttran
Uluhuxt
Corry Striget
Sepember
Fnflowers
Bou
Ily
Democratic
Yevie
Wntew
Elmer Gilbertson
Méda Bross
Crimpalen
Yber
Ohers
Camaig Chase
Erie
Repubileans
Thomas Flat
Katherine Kalvelage
Recorder of Deeds
Carlton Y. King
Carry
Wills
Tesse Jigliante
Istrivh
William J. Carney
Common Pleas
Espy ‘Anderson
Ethel Davis
Neviis
Day Rawley
Cornmer
Harvey ‘Han Sock
Jamey Lavery
Fred Kinley
Fred J. Weaver
Fesg
Irene Millen
City Haurn
Willy Taat
Vania
Minyore
Enunetlinen
Athority
Bape High
Townshipr
Enuintss Nificer
Republicalam
Gunilnwect
Corry
Cials
Common Pleas Court
Ree
Carlton V. King
Teket
Farm income seen surging as prosperity returns in farming
Washington, Nov. 6. The Farm Department forecast a rebound in national prosperity with farmers possibly earning an extra 70 million dollars next year. Increased industrial activity and wartime demand for products boost farm income after years of hardship.
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United Press
Washington
Uearly
Controversial issues dropped as 1940 political view rises
Washington observers report conservative hopes grow that improved economic conditions and foreign policy support will ease Roosevelt opposition to next year's legislative agenda. The nation breathes after adjournment as parties prepare for the 1940 nominating fight, with Democratic dissenters signaling possible alignment with the New Deal.
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Unitial Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Turthier
Alanine
Mayoralty Race At Philly Is Featured In LocalElection
Philadelphia faces a municipal contest between Democratic Controller Robert C. White and Republican challenger Robert Camberton.Voters head to polls for city offices including district attorney and sheriff as observers view the race as a bellwether for national politics.
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Philadelphia
G Vigordi
Pennsylvania
Toterest
Oetween Democratic
Robert C. White
Apponény
Robert & Camberton
Sher
Company A to Begin Field Training Sunday
Members of Company A, Corry's unit in the Pennsylvania National Guard, will start field training this weekend as part of seven day activities statewide. The plan includes a mess at the State Armory and weekend drills likely near Conneaut Lake CCC site, with a goal to meet a seven day quota for the 28th Division. Recruiting is slow but leaders expect the target to be met. some recruits have left to join regular service, while weekend drills remain scheduled to sustain interest in enlistments.
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Corry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Tate
Company A
State Armory
Iif
National Guard
French Troops Hold Essential Outposts Near Forbach
Paris reports French forces were stationed to defend key outposts in the Forbach salient after four days of German artillery. Allies claim strong French positions remain, despite German surround and ongoing bombardment.
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United Press
Paris
Porbach
Forbach
Wills
Taney
Campaign promises big money via charity style prize giveaway
Corry residents are urged to accept up to $2,000 in prizes cash and commissions in a classified ad campaign by The Evening Journal. The offer claims no cost to participants and promises payments as advertised while drawing interest from many outside communities.
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Wansuu
Corry
Carry Evening Journal
Christitam Sone
Clabador
Wil
Amie
Wum
Evening Journal
Rampaijm
Bago Fey
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