Fragmented 20th Century Market Notice It Lists Items For Sale
A damaged listing describes various farm goods and equipment offered for sale by public auction. The fragment mentions animals such as springers and ferefords, horses, hay, potatoes, grain, a Syracuse wagon, and farm implements. Dates indicate an auction on November 1 with morning hours. Also referenced are locations like Seneca street and East 80 N6 13.
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Pulleis
St -Soyin
Corry
Ango Radio Washington
Atg
Lin
Ali
St. Wayne
Seneca Ew Street
Winelow
East
Public Srdam
Former Head Leads Drive As G O P Hopes Renewed
Mrs H R Rhodes names chairmen for business and residential districts to organize a Red Cross drive beginning Thursday November 11 in Harrisburg. Roll calls on Thanksgiving Day aim to enlist every man and woman in the city for the campaign with film shows and speeches lined up. Dent News notes Pinchot and Grundy may unite to back a Republican governor and senator next year with Stahbecker as campaign manager if Pinchot runs.
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H. R. Rhodes
Shaw Film
Kent
H.R. Rhones
Wiisinesa
Rhodes
Kayrescu
Davison
Stuart Houghtom
Ofin W. Bracken
Righnd Rossbachey
Duard May
Mary Contra
Fred Kinley
Fue
Kenneth Jones
Achedtle
Cony Chaplen
Ohlo
Francia J.gravas
Inds
United Frese
Harrisburg
Difford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Grundy
United Press
P. Stephen Stahbecker
Leutenant
Pinchot
Grundy
Gray Towers
Finchot
Stallnecker
Republican Party
G. Edward Green
Official vote fails to change local results
Local election canvass completed in Erie reveals Frank Helper defeats Frank Westley for mayor by 179 votes, while other contests show varied totals. Sheriff Carl Kupaler leads Walter Stroble by 3,991 votes. Controller Harvey Willis tops Edward Renter by 1,516. minor council and school posts also reported with figures. Paper in Wilkes-Barre notes threatened editor strike averted but Times Leader remains closed after seven days.
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Jas
Darmag
Erie
Frank
Helper
Frank Westley
Walter S.stroble
Kupaler
Stroble
Harvey M. Willis
Edward IK
Renter
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes/Barre
Timea- Leader
Wilkes-Barre Recor
Fascists Join Naval Forces
United Press reports growing anxiety in Europe as fascist currents align with Germany and Japan against communism. Secret clauses and new naval collaborations surface as German and Italian ships coordinate in the Atlantic and Mediterranean theaters.
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United Press
Lomndon
Europe
Japanese Forces Drive Chinese From Shanghai Front
Japanese troops crossed the Whangpoo about seventeen miles south of Shanghai as Gen. Iwane Matsui predicted victory by tomorrow night. Both sides suffered heavy losses amid fierce machine gun fire and air bombardment of Chinese reinforcements fleeing toward Pouling. Chinese reports claimed regrouping and withdrawal as civilians fled Pontung to the settlement side.
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United Press
Shanghai
Whangpooiver
Iwane Matsui
Chineke
Whangpoo
Sunidang
Poulung
Japanes
Pontung
Finks
Sampans
Ponting
Roosevelt designates polio fundraising day
President Roosevelt authorized the use of his 55th birthday next January 30 as a nationwide day to raise funds for the war against infantile paralysis. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will organize the effort, replacing Warm Springs plans, due to organizational needs.
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United Pres
Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Mrs Pinchot predicts Pords to be unionized
Mrs Cornelia Bryce Pinchot wife of a former governor predicted here Sunday that Henry Ford will sign a contract with the Committee for Industrial Organization. She spoke at a mass meeting of Shenango Valley Steel Workers Organizing Committee lodges, a unit of the CIO, in the region.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Committee For Industrial Organization
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Navy report warns labor policy may shape wage bill
Washington November reports from Secretary Swanson and Admiral Leahy warn that tighter naval building controls could affect the wages and hours bill. They urge utmost care in future labor legislation to avoid delays in defense programs. In Harrisburg, Elk County residents obtained a preliminary injunction halting state game commission permits.
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United Press
Washington
Navy Department
Claude A. Swanson
Navy
William OB. Leahy
Naval Operations
Swangon
Roosevelt
Congress
Harrisburg
Elk County
Dauphin County
Delegates Skeptical of Brussels Peace Conference
Delegates at the Brussels nine power conference voiced skepticism as Japan’s reply to discuss peace terms was described as negative but courteous. Officials expect a reply by Wednesday while fearing Japan’s stance may block mediation. In Nanking, Chiang Kai-shek’s government said China won’t negotiate with Japan directly, dampening hopes for conference成果.
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United Press Brussels
Lelegates
Nine Power
Japan
Mueway
Chine China
Arma
Russia
Inde-tina
Nanking
Chu
China
Chiang Kai-Shetr
Brussels
Public Seeks Peace In Labor Controversy In Washington
A fragmentary report notes efforts to resolve a labor dispute through multi party talks. Delegations plan further conferences to draft an armistice style settlement while public figures like Mrs. Leste Wells visit Jamestown.
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Public
Phil
Leste Wells
Jamestown Stinilay
Austria Next Stop for Gypsies Says Spokesmen
Paris reports friction over travel of Gypsies as officials in Britain and Austria weigh controls. United States reaction to Duke of Windsor’s planned tour contrasts with United Kingdom views, while suggestions favor American engineer Charles B. Le Vaux for a faster industrial system.
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Paris
Nuys
Windsor
Bavis
Nein
Louisy
Abd
Kirberia
Bributn
Raveliing
George VI
America
New York
Duke of Windsor
United States
Charles B.le Vaux
Isar
Lem Lnokel J
Crime Wave Strikes City Homes and Garages
A late week crime wave hits Riverside district with at least ten homes and two garages burglarized along with a stone structure. Local authorities report rising thefts as residents brace for further incidents amid ongoing investigations and patrols.
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Wie
Rts
Start Preliminary Construction on Dam Despite Land Squabble
In Missouri and Pennsylvania dispatches, William H. Meier, 41, surrenders to face charges over harming his nephew Arnoul Johnson, 28, while Johnson is said to have caused Meier’s daughter’s pregnancy. Johnson injured by tree removal. In Pennsylvania, Lieut. Col. Cowell says Tionesta Dam work may start despite unresolved 60 acre land option with Pioneer Materials. options on five parcels obtained. dispute over fair price may lead to condemnation. potential gravel deposits valued up to 50 000 dollars.
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Symbary $Y
Louis
William HL Meier
Ain
Arnoul Johnson
Sii
Meier
Herald
Tle Johnson
Kirkwood
Motani
John
United Frese Pittsburgh
Tionesta
W. B. R. Cowell
Pioneer Materials Company
Covel
Tionesta Dam
George H. Earle
Erie County
G. Baldwin
Meadville
Baldwin
Harvey Mr. Aronson
High Court Supports Black for Court Post
The high tribunal rejected a challenge to Justice Hugo L. Black's sit on the supreme bench as he is now fully participating in duties. The court’s action comes amid a petition challenging the constitutionality of securities and exchange acts. The decision sustains Black’s appointment and allows continued participation in cases.
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Preen Ashington
Reme Court
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Hye Groun
Mlorida Securiey
Elsile
New York
Curt
School Board Meets Tonight With Routine Agenda
The school board gathers tonight for its routine meeting in the library. Dr Bennett and Monroe are noted for expiration of terms, with Yost and others expected to attend. Monthly reports, communications, and bills will be reviewed by Superintendent Ralph Dewey, as Cleve Re Morton and Austin Johns join the board after Tuesday’s election. They assume office next Monday and oversee reorganization.
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X. C.F. Bermett
Ani
Munroe
Offiua
Bennett Wil Mir
Monroe
Ralph
Dewey
Bennet
Mr. Monroe
Cleve Re Morton
Austin Johns
Youths Die in Plane Crash Near New Castle
Two youths perished in a hired airplane crash five minutes after takeoff from Barnard airport at Foungstown Ohio. Victims: Alex Stoczynski of New Castle and Daniel Burick, 16, of Chewton, Pa, near here. Six plead guilty in Pittsburgh in alleged muter ring conspiracy case as trial opens in U S district court.
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New Castle
Unites Press
Barnard
Foungstown
Ohio
Alex Stoczynski
New Ceatle
Daniel Burick
Chewton, Pa
Here
Pittsburgh
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