Stolen car loot and local notices across Titusville area
In Titusville a car reported stolen October 27 from 18th and French streets yielded loss of two watches a spotlight a set of horns a defroster fan a steering gear gauge and fog lights valued around $100. Police note a burglary in progress and other town items include a war fund drive update rifle club notice service calls at Davis Radio Lab and a parade of community notices from Warren Girard and Meadville about local events and obituaries.
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Ray Young-bauer
Walter Nowakski
Titusville
Henry J. Liverwood
Cyclops
Main
Caldwell
Treusville
Regal Service
Mansion House
Lowner
Morrick Street
MokKeéspleil
Detroit
Mich
Clayton Hugh Crawford
N.Y. Erie
Navy Secretary Knox Says Jap Situation Is Critical
Secretary of the Navy Knox said in Washington that the Japanese are in a more critical position than ever in the southwest Pacific. He cited battles such as the Bougainville landing and carrier air attacks on Rabaul, noting heavy cruiser losses and multiple Japanese ship damages with American ships spared. He warned Japan will lack vital heavy craft when it seeks to put to sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knox
Southwest Pacific
Navy
Pacific
Bougainville
Rabaul Harbor
Rationing of Liquor Nearer in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports chair man Frederick T. Gelder of the Liquor Control Board indicated rationing of liquor in Pennsylvania may come soon but declined to set a date. He said another sales restriction is possible and suggested a formal statement may be issued later in the week, potentially before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Frederick T. Gelder
Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania
Gelder
Mary Wrecks Nazi Weather Station
Washington reports the destruction of a German radio and weather base on an island off the Greenland coast. Navy officials describe a small, well built base with a radio station power house emergency generator and transmitter. Defensive machine gun emplacements and ample food supplies were found. A supply ship in the harbor maintained telephone links to shore points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Washington
Greenlane
Sears Lazy
Navy
Knox
I Knox
Hurbor
Floods Close Coal Mines and Flooded Regions in Pennsylvania
Floods from a severe rainstorm submerged eastern Pennsylvania with at least 37 mines forced to close. Bridges washed out in Honesdale and another damaged beyond repair while a third bridge under construction disappeared. Lehigh River neared flood stage as Red Cross squads mobilized in Allentown and a 35 passenger bus was stranded on the Hal Amore Pike with others hiked to safety after delays.
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Associated
Pennsylvania
Hohesdale
Wayne County
Allentown
Red Cross
Lehigh
Springfield
Delaware County
Premiere evening ticket sale ends soon at Rex Theatre
Final day to buy premiere tickets for This Is The Army at Rex Theatre arrives tomorrow night. Tickets are limited and available at Page and Ferry Grocery Rossbachers Insurance Shamburg News Store Capwell Grocery Wilcox Grocery Ritz Restaurant Rex All Drug Store Stewart Hat Shop V F W Elks Club rooms and at a booth in the theatre lobby tonight and tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Theatre
Cofty
Page and Ferry
Rossbacher
Nsurance Agency
Shambirg
News
Capwell
Wilcox Grocery
Reds Near Poland and Rumania In World War II Bulletin
Soviet and Nazi lines clash as German forces pull back from Pripet marshes. Moscow reports 16,000 German dead and 60,000 prisoners with enemy weapons and supplies seized. Pravda notes panic flight and looting, while Russians round up abandoned material. Sergeant Alfred Brockel, 26, of Port Allegany, reported killed in action in Italy on October 3, as told by his mother via War Department.
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Wunpuucu
Pripet Marsti
Moscow
Pravda
Alfred ©. Brockel
Port
Allegany
Italy
Wold
William Alexander
War Department
Sergi. Brockel
Farm Accidents In U S Take About Eight Thousand Lives
A broad view notes farm accidents in the United States kill roughly eight thousand eight hundred people annually. The figure reflects injuries from machinery falls and animal handling across rural areas and farms nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
School tax payments swell the district treasury
The board wrestles with a 50 cent x ray fee charged to pupils, some payable if able, and most paid. The M C A seeks Junior High gym use for Saturday sessions, with last year hosting up to 113 students. Enrollment holds steady with 694 in grades, 422 in junior high, 399 in senior high, total 1515, attendance around 95 percent.
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Avi Aaldty
Shotabarger
The
Boar
Concord
Dewey
Johnson
Lewis
Teather
Wood
Tuniey High
Sumer
Thy ‘Eport
Tio
Aviation fuel plan cited by NAST Lo leader
The text notes demands by a Nationalist or NAST Lo faction for aviation gasoline and the launch of a plan to fix oil supply by cans. It mentions a target of 20,000 cans per day and asserts support from aircraft aiding the war effort. The fragmentary source connects the plan to air forces and their role in achieving victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waweh
Aviatio
At Forces
Fragmentary Notice of Rent Payment Dispute
A partial OCR item notes a rent payment dispute involving a sum around three dollars and various garbled words. The readable bits reference rent, payment, and a financial amount but lack clear names, dates, or locations to identify parties or proceedings.
Fragmentary War News Note Incomplete Text
A damaged OCR fragment references a war scene with mentions of a stake, ions, a 30 ban shot, Wearth, flood, and horror near a shoreline. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify people, places, or dates with certainty.
Fragmentary note hints at a teen with a notable place
Fragmented OCR text mentions a teen and a great place, with unclear references to names and events. Details are unreadable, leaving ambiguous references to "ATEEN Cante" and isolated phrases about assistance and prevention. The readable portions imply a local clipping with incomplete notes and garbled terms.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
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Dieut
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St Paul's Lutheran Church
McCray
Columbus
Town Hall
Franklin
Clintonville
WE Wolford
Lisbon
Wolford
Litz
Ward
Oil City
Margaret Jean Wilson
First Ward
Edgar R. Wilson
Oi City Association
Oi City
W. R.C
Manley Robbins
Rebekah
Chia
Alms Erickson
Beatrice Stewat
Oscar Frife
St. Edward's PT. A
Center St
Meadville
Peter B. Johnson
Waelde Alley
Willis Jamieson
Sugar Grove
Eve B. Bleh
Corry Hospital
Pfe
Donald Brigham
England
Pie Brigham
Mary. Brigham
Casouce Street
Ie Opa
Wade Needay
Paul McAchron
Pairmount Park
Prancié
St. Vincent's Hospital
Root
Pirtion
Frank E. Graft
Wasa Ala
Poland
Rumannia
Fiako Pie
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Weakington
Dist. Treasury
Nunn
Bush
Edgerton
Werner
Coats
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Britain
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