Babson Urges Business Boom After 1928 Depression
Babson Park Massachusetts Nov 12 The article argues that after a period of gloom American business can rise to new peaks within a few years. It cites television market forecasts for 1939 and Britain’s early TV programs as examples of technological progress driving demand. The piece notes past cycles where new industries spurred recovery and predicts large growth in power, chemicals, metals, and construction, creating jobs and expanding consumption. It highlights patent surges and the need to pull the economy forward rather than ride the cart.
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Hoger Babson Babson
United States
Corry Evening Journal
Corry, PA
Bey
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Tagulti
Inistrinn
Rome Anh
Phig
Pajce Wived
Armistice Day Observed Quietly in Corry Amid Remembrance
In Corry Armistice Day was marked with solemn services at Lieut. Archie Thompson Post 264 Veterans of Foreign Wars. A large crowd paid respects at 11 a.m. with memorial rites led by Commander Eugene Sethman and the Auxiliary. Rev. Edward L. Wagner gave the address urging continued service for peace. The program included taps, songs, and a social hour, followed by Legion members' informal celebration with about 75 attendees featuring group singing, cards, bingo, and a fish dinner.
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Corry
Archie W. ‘Thompson
Eugene Sethman
Edward Kinley
Sleen
Solier Boy
Florence Bachater
Wilma Lowe
Elmer C. Cartier
American Legion
Post
Auxiliary
Mra
Ralph S. Deweynd
Charles Hoffmaster
Olin W. Bracken
Blue Eye Man Hurt and Horses Killed in Crash
George Mead of Blue Eye, 63, suffered a broken left shoulder after his wagon and team were struck by a car driven by Martin Smith near Spring Creek. One horse died outright, the other had to be shot. Mead was treated at Corty hospital and discharged. Patrolman C W Irwin investigates. Mead is brother of Perry Mead of Corry.
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Blue Eye
George Mead
Spring Creek
Martin Smith
Mead
Corty Hospital
C. W. Irwin
Mr .Mead
Perry Mead
Corry
Three-Car Crash Wounds One Slightly In Boro
A three-vehicle collision on Corry-Spring Creek Road left one person injured lightly and all cars damaged. George A. Fielgar reported a side swipe by a North Center Street car, then Smellman’s Warren vehicle was hit. Damages were about 100 dollars for the Warren car and 60 dollars for each of the others. Police continue inquiries with Parkimaceay figures yet unavailable.
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Corry-Spring Creek
Corp
J. W. Blythe
W. Irwin
State Motor Police
Tdoxy
George A. Filegar
East Columbus Avenue
Toan
Corry
Parkimeceay
North Center Street
John G. Smeliman
Warren
Smellman
Cor Blythe
The
Journal
Old Testament May Be Discarded By Nazis
Berlin reports Julius Streien er, Nazi anti-Jewish leader, told Nuremberg rally the Old Testament may be excluded from schools and religious instruction. He said teachers will stop recounting Jewish hero tales and will preach Christ's words instead. In Clearfield, Pennsylvania, postmaster appointment named Paul V. Tillard of Altoona to Altoona post, succeeding Arthur B. Clir.
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Berlin
Julius Streiener
Nazi
Nuremberg
Germany
Clearfield
Don Gingery
Paul V. Tillard
Altoona
Arthur B Clir
Garment union neutral on war amid CIO AFL split
Washington November 12 The ILGWU led by President David Dubinsky says it remains neutral in the CIO AFL war. He predicts the CIO convention will decide peace efforts and notes ILGWU is the only union affiliated with both CIO and AFL. Pittsburgh leaders draft a convention program as CIO splits deepen. John L Lewis declines comment on ILGWU withdrawal.
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United Press
Washington
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Committee For Industrial Organization
Dubiniaky
GIO
American Federation of Labor
Amity
CIG
ILGWU
CTO
APL
CIO
Thhat
Pittsburgh
Committee For Industrial Organiation
John L. Lewis
International Ladies Garment Workers
Tinion
Lewis
Young Man Is Lost in Cave in Torture Cave
William Parker, 20, and three companions explored Torture Cave near Bulphur Ola on holiday. Parker returned at dusk to seek a nest of pack vats he blamed for taking his glasses. Sergeant Tilman Bocock led search aided by local volunteers from Arbuckle Mountains with flashlights and inflatable tubes for pools.
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Lutte
Uss
Di Dione quintuplets struggle to rise from bed in Canada
In Callander Ontario Dr Allan Roy Dafoe and his Defoe nursery team fought to keep the convalescing Dionne quintuplets in bed after their wartime surgery. The five girls underwent removal of infected tonsils and adenoids on Wednesday and have been weak but progressing amid a hospital odide.
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Callander
Ont
Allan Roy Dafoe
Defoe Nursery
Orden
Gilson pushes for Colegrove to testify on gravel scandal
Erie Pennsylvania November 12 State Senator Samet L Gilson demanded the legislature hear Arthur Colegrove before any confirmation vote. He urged an open inquiry into a gravel purchase scandal linking public utility officials and state leaders. Colegrove said he would testify anytime and Gilson criticized delays.
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United Press
Erie
Samet L. Gilson
Erie County
Arthur Colerage
Public Utility Commission
Senate
Colegrove
Npt
Lison
Coleavove
Gilson
Democrat
Pratt
Gllsor
Dewey and Smith Protest Nazi Antisemitism in Germany
In New York on November 12 Attorney Thomas B. Dewey and former Governor Alfred E. Smith joined to denounce anti-Semitic demonstrations in Germany. A German consul reported abusive calls. a police guard protected the consulate. Boston also saw threats to the German consul. The ILGWU, meeting in Washington, urged President Roosevelt to protest in strong terms, insisting the atrocities place Nazis beyond civilization.
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United Press
NEW York
Thomas B. Deweys
Alfred B. Smith
Germany
Boston
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Washington
Roosevelt
Three Nations Protest Check On Yangtze Shipping
London reports that the United States Great Britain and France filed parallel protests with Japan over restrictions on Yangtze River shipping. Britain urged hardship on British vessels moving up and down stream and noted Japan's failure to keep promises to open the river after Hankow fell. The dispatch did not reference the Nine-Power Treaty.
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London
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Yangtee
China
Hankaw
Hint Driver's Carelessness Causes Crash
An early Friday crash on Route 14 near Waterford involved Clarence Fogle 47 of Calon City and left Bernard Welhumty 3 of Union City injured. Fogle's car hit a parked track truck delivering horses, as Virgil Lam hard stopped to locate position. the driver Ingle’s machine crashed into the truck. Coroner Strobig noted Leon havelt had approached and attempted to warn Pantinwedt in Balen Sin.
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Shsihle
Brietas
Clarence Fogle
Calon City
Beaniard Welhumty
Miso
Union City
Wellsman
Fogle
Route 14
Waterford
Virgil Lamhard
Bucyrus
Ingle
Strobig Atatat Uhal Leonhavelt
Balen Sin
Republicans May Rip Out P U C Stahlnecker Stated
Harrisburg reports a strong chance that the incoming Republican administration will push a bill to abolish the present Public Utility Commission. Arthur Colegrove of Carry is noted as a member. The plan faces House approval and possible Democratic votes in the Senate. Stahlnecker’s stance and cabinet friction are mentioned.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Arthur ‘Colegrove
Carry
Harnsbure
Publi Utility Commission
House
Senate
Crats
Public Service Commission
James
Baan
Earle
Utility Commission
Stuhmecker
Pinchot
Public Services Commission
Stahlacker
Stahlecker
Torrance
Ie Utility Commission
Ripper
Hold Youth for Theft of Auto
Robert Baker, 15, of Warren, held for county grand jury next term after two hearings in McKean County Court on larceny linked to stolen auto owned by Brett Brothers Theatre chain. Baker was arrested in Weak Springfield by State Patrolman W L Cuthbert when the car, lacking ownership cards, was found in a garage. plates matched a Port Allegany theft. He was taken to Erie County jail then to Stnethport for hearings.
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Robert Baker
Warren
McKean County Court
Seth Port
Brett Brother Theatre
Port Allegany
Baker
Springfield
W. L. Cuthbert
Erie County
Stnethport
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