Test Case in Colombia Could Alter Nazi Ties Status
The Colombian case against Austrian born Peter Paul von Bauer founder of the Mit airline chain threatens his citizenship and, if upheld, could influence similar actions against former aliens accused of collaboration with Nazi Germany. US authorities, wary of former Nazi agents, favor revocation to enable repatriation.
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Eggvest
Unronscs
Peter Paul von Bauer
Mit Commercial Albuie
South America
Nasi Germanyer
Colombie
Seadta Airlines
Fie
Seadia
U. S
Panama Canal
Seicdta
Pearl Harbor
Colombia
Seadte
Sep
Bauer
Central Or
Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia
35 Avisnea
Genere
Mit
von Bauer
Germany
National Advertising Representative Notice
Reecere National Advertising Representa RED KIMBALL INC W 44th St New York Michigan Square Bldg Chicago Mortgage Bond Brig Detroit Chamber of Commerce Bidg Pittsburgh Weightman Bldg Philadelphia Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for republication all news dispatches credited to or not credited to this paper and also the local news published therein Entered at the Post Office Cor Pa Second Class Mail Matter By Mail 6.00 per year 2.00 per year by mail in advance Unrestricted territory By Carrier three cents per copy eighteen cents per week Advertising sales made upon application tives
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Reecere
Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond Brig
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Cor Pa
Fire damages Westfield home while family absent
Westfield on Nov 6 fire started in a kitchen cupboard while Mr and Mrs Henry Barnes were away. Firemen battled the blaze for two hours, confining it to two rooms though smoke and water damaged other areas. Property insured. owner did not estimate damages. Mr and Mrs Beres and their 10 year old daughter Becht left earlier that morning.
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Westfield
Pirewath
Henry Barnes
Beres
Becht
Barnes
Fredonia
Brazil’s Vargas Era and Its Aftermath Reviewed
The text traces Getulio Vargas rise to power in Brazil, his dictatorial rule, and multiple revolts. It notes the 1930 seizure of election results, 1932 revolts, 1935 leftist turmoil, and the 1930s constitutional changes. It contrasts Vargas’s regime with regional developments, Brazil’s late republic formation, and social and economic reforms. It comments on Brazil’s racial mix, immigration, and foreign policy ties with Britain and the United States.
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Getulio Vargas
Bass
Vargas
Rio Grande Do Sul
Anposite
Sind
Im Sao Pauli
Integralists
Supreme Court
Merally Vargas
Pearl Harbor
Dom Juan VI
Portugal
Brazil
Napoleon
Rio de Janeiro
Dom Pedro 11
South America
Argentina
Americas
Europe
Mexico
Brazl
South Utodi
Germany
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Cory Journal Files
Retrospective from November 1935 notes a car accident on Main Street injuring Mabel McCormick and Lewis Wager of Diva City, with Nicholas Slinger, 17, dying at Spring Creek after illness. Cory Sportsmen form a local chapter of the Texas Wallon League. officers elected. Births include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Whitehill on November 5. A wedding unites Miss Freda Lee and Gerald A. Warner at the Lee home. Weather recap: average October temperature 47.2 and a record low, with only one fully clear day in the month.
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Mabel McCormick
Lewis Wager
Diva City
Cory Hospital
Eass Main Street
Mackie
Avenue Round
Nicholas Slinger
Spring Creek
Mr. Singer
Iver
New Spring Creek
C. G. Lee
North Center Street
Dughter
Freda Lee
Gerald A. Warner
Corry
Bath
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Rheumatic fever needs more publicity as it causes heart disease in many under twenty and contributes to draft rejections in Philadelphia. The article notes high fatality and long dormancy with reappearances, urging constant medical care for affected children and highlighting the link between rheumatic fever and later heart disease.
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The
Medical Society of
State of
Pennsylvania
United States
Philadelphia
Solic
Fife
Medicii
Centerville Hunter Wounded in Buckshot Accident
Davitt Lloyd veNleen of Centerville was shot in the left shoulder and head during a hunting mishap near his home. He was treated at Mesdville City Hospital after a Cambridge Splige physician advised admission. Another hunter, Mark Decker of Strongville, Ohio, was treated for a leg wound and released.
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Davitt Lloyd
veNleen
OL Rowe
Centervile
Mesdville City Hospital
Cambridge
Mark Decker
Strongville
Sine Hospital
Save Seeds Now Farmers Wise to Save Next Year’s Seed
Farmers are urged to save seeds during harvest and threshing season. The text notes seeds of the best varieties of wheat, oats and barley disappear first and stresses prudent seed saving for future plantings.
How's Your I Q Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A compact quiz set asks about Gretna Green elopements a naval rank for Harold We Siassen the administrator of the Supis Property Administration and military questions. It also covers Purple Heart eligibility Danish Norwegian royal relations the Gopher State nickname MacArthur troop rotations home from the Pacific and visa questions about Casmid Uners and marriage to American servicemen.
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I. Q
Gretna Green
Tolor
Elopers
Harold We Siassen
Emar
Minnesot
Supis Property Administration
Christian
Denmark
Hinkon
Norway
Gopher
Douiglas Macarthur
Prcific
United States
U.S
State Police Urge Caution as Travel Increases
Police warn drivers to exercise care with rising motor travel. They stress child safety near schools as new skool pedestrians begin to cross. The message notes that young walkers lack full protection and safety depends on how vehicles are operated.
Substituting Tung Oil with Synthetic Sealant for Aircraft
A new lyme of casting sealant used on B 20 bombers and other military aircraft frees the United States from dependence on foreign produced tung oil for impregnation of aluminum and magnesium airplane parts. It is a synthetic product.
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United States
New Deputy Recorder Named at Erie Court House
In Erie on November 6 Mrs Adelle Bole is named deputy recorder in the recorder of deeds office succeeding Miss Winifred McCray who resigned. Bole will earn a salary of 0 an increase of 780. The appointment trims the assistant deputy ranks to two under the current structure. Also noted are unrelated local details about residents Miller Barnes and the Beebe family and a fire with unknown origin.
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Erie Court House
Erie
Adelle Bole
Recorder of Deeds
Fox
Winifreet McCray
Herey Miter
Deers
Bole
Mittex Vidie
Hole
Hastis Stants
Miller Ald
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Cory Chapter
Tsaak’ Wallon League of America
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Powell Motor Co
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