Regulation and meat market woes spark producer friendly stance
The piece cites the Independent Retail Meat Dealers Association of Portland Oregon arguing against strict meat rationing and urging simpler regulation to help producers distributors and consumers. It warns of rising prices and possible farmers surplus as markets fail to move higher point value meats.
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Independent
Retail Meat Dealers Association
Portland
Oregon
United States
Corry Notes Civil War Vet James Blaichard Page Dies
In Corry a venerable citizen and Civil War veteran James Blaichard Page died at 82 after a brief decline. Franke Brooks, local grocer, collapsed dead in his Dawson Brothers office. Oil City Drilling surveys fifth test well on Hud Post farm south of Corry. two wells yield gas with little oil. Clyther becomes a popular local visiting point as folks flock to the nearby Dutch village. Emethanel Gunn Ladies Bazaar planned in Parish Hall Wednesday and Thursday. Corry High defeats Sheffield 32 to 0 with most of the second team used in the second half.
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James Blaichard Page
Corry
Franke Brooks
Dawson Brothers
First Avenue
Oil City Drilling Company
Hud Post Farm
Corry High School
Railroads Face Postwar Struggles and Hopeful Outlook
Ernest Norris, president of the Southern Railway System, warns postwar rails will confront severe shortages, higher taxes, peak labor costs, and government regulation as wartime demand collapses. He predicts stronger financial structures and resilient staff will help railroads overcome these challenges and rise to new highs.
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Ernest ©. Norris
Southern Railway System
Nellis
Norris
Cordell Hull At 72 Becomes A War Hero and Mufti
Cordell Hull at 72 plays a pivotal role at the Moscow Conference shaping allied war aims. The veteran secretary’s health and age contrast with his relentless diplomacy guiding U S strategy through perilous sessions. Hull’s perseverance and leadership earn him lasting historical prominence.
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Cordell Hull
Brave surgeons pioneer heart surgery progress over years
The article reflects on historic heart surgery progress, noting early brave surgeons and a shift from fatal infant heart defects to life saving operations. It cites milestones since 1998 with over a hundred cures and mentions war injuries being treated, highlighting dramatic advances in cardiac procedures.
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Uoon
Seniority Rules in Congress Shape Power Drew from North Carolina
A historical sketch notes long service dominates leadership chances in Congress. It cites Robert L. Coughton and earlier figures to illustrate how seniority, not mere talent, drives advancement. The piece describes the House Ways and Means Committee dynamic and the pressure of aging, institutional traditions.
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Congress
Robert L. Coughton
House of Representatives
North Carolina
Joe Jon
House
Roosevelt T
Nice
Aedin
Thoneh
Ihc
Quiz Style Classifieds Puzzle From 19th Century Page
Readers are invited to check the Classified Page for seven quiz questions covering diplomacy geography literature and science. The fragment hints at trivia about Claude Bowers a governor or ambassador the Volturno river the Divine Sarah and other cultural references.
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Claude Bowers
U. S
Voltueno
Sarah
Rabbi Ben Ezra
San Pratessco
Grand Canyon
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Birds Eyes and Senses Highlighted in Field Notes
A fragmented report notes birds have telescopic vision and distinguish minute grains from 100 yards, rabbits and bulls show color vision, and a major US pencil maker diversifies into lily bomb parts and precision aircraft items.
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United States
Senator Vanenberg Seeks Tax Freeze Amendment
Senator Vanenberg of Michigan announced plans to amend the revenue bill to freeze payroll taxes at the current level, arguing social security taxes should not fund any part of the war. The move targets both employees and employers amid ongoing wartime finance concerns.
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Washington
Vaneenberg
R-Mich
World’s fastest industrial motor speeds airplane engine parts
Nov 19 Pittsburgh The world’s fastest industrial motor a whirling device spinning 20 000 revolutions per minute faster than any electric motor now in industrial use has been switched by Robert M Baker for Westinghouse research laboratories. It will speed production of airplane engines and other precision war equipment by directly driving grinders to remove belt driven stages.
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Hull Haas
Washington
National Airport
White House
Roosevelt
Hull
Congress
Cordell Hull
Pitisburgh
Robert M. Balerot
Wealinghouse Research Laboratories
Westinghouse
Baker
New Well Producing In Sugar Run Area
Residents near Sage Ron report Ruth Langley No. 1 on Langler farm in Kane sand producing about 50 barrels per day after a 285 quart shot. Drilled by Fogel and Langler under a 600 acre lease, oil now at casing head with tanks installed by United Refinery and transport to Warren refinery.
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United
Warren
Fogel
Langler
Bradford Parties
Funeral Services for Clark W Chamberlin
Funeral services for Clark W. Chamberlin were held Wednesday at Spitzer funeral home Tyimer New York. The Rev. McIntyre of Youngsville officiated. Interment was at Pleasant Valley Cemetery. Bearers named Arthur Bohall Avram Blakeslee Will Moore Bisworth Graham Laurence Chamberlin and Tye Alam. Chamberlin born 1876 in Edison New Jersey. Survived by ten children and twenty two grandchildren.
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Glare Wake Chamberlin
Spitzer
Tiymer
N.Y
McIntyre
Youngsville
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Arthur Bohall
Avram Blakeslee
Willi Moore
Bisworth Graham
Laurence Chamberlin
Tye Alam
Chamberlin
Edison
Russians Seal Doom of Nazis at Gomel
In a three day battle near the Pripel marshes Rokossovsky’s forces crushed a German regiment at Gomel. The fleeing garrison was wiped out near the Dnieper, leaving behind vast war materiel as Soviet troops closed in.
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Gomel
Pripel
Rokossovsky
Rechiga
Dnieper
First Dairymen Payments Arriving Next Week in Erie County
Erie County dairymen will receive advance payments for October whole milk and cream sold. The Dairy Feed Adjustment schedule lists district meetings in Concord, Wayne, Union, and Amity townships with dates late November. Farmers must present weighed receipts to obtain a draft at the meeting. The Mississippi Delta note appears unrelated to the local dairy payments.
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Erie County
Triple A
Concord Township
Wayne Township
Carter Aiill
Union Township
Union City
Amity Township
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