Cartoonist John Bogle Draws Loyal Voter Support
The article reports John Bogle of King Features Syndicate, creator of Tele We Cat, bidding for Army service in World War II era amid a draft debate. Wayne Ratner defeats William H. Burke for a local seat by about 500 votes, as Gov. Payne H. Ratner is identified as a Republican leader. Mrs. Matilda Wilson, widow of Dodge Brothers founder, is named lieutenant governor of Michigan by Gov. Loren P. Dickinson and will serve until January when Murray D. Van Wagoner appoints a Republican successor.
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John Bogle
King Features Syndicate
Arlet
Tele
Army Supvice
Mogte
Wayne Ratner
Payne H, Ratner
Ianses
Hay
Ratner
William H. Burke
Jess USA
Matilda Wilson
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Pany
Matilda R. Wilson
Fiss
Michigan
Loren. P. Dickinson
Murray D. van Wagoner
Citizens National Bank Anniversary and 1941 Budget Cutbacks
Local brief notes Citizens National Bank marks its fiftieth anniversary while City Council trims the 1941 budget to align with annual levy limits. Agitation grows to reopen defense training programs and a junior class play is praised as a standout performance amid wartime civic activity.
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Clymer
Retail Christmas Trade Set for Strong Season Says Babson
Retail analyst Roger W. Babson predicts robust holiday shopping as the Christmas trade improves with the season. He cites Babson chart estimates showing November volume up about six points from last year and foresees sustained activity leading to a brisk finish. He notes rising payrolls in heavy industry and consumer spending power, with millions of dollars available for purchases despite election and war concerns.
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Roger W. Babson
New York City
Sass Rosati Ea Rey
Perviers
Wye
Aone
Babson Predicts Heavy Halide ARTA Use in Sage Valley
The article notes Babson forecasting heavy halide ARTA use at Sage Valley with merchants urged to boost advertising to influence appearance-related consumer psychology. It mentions inflation fears, market recovery signals, and a push for stronger sales through targeted promotions amid varied industry concerns.
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Babson
Jogram
City Council Prepares Tentative 1941 Budget Draft
Four hours of study and debate pared the 1941 city budget to essentials. Council plans tentative approval at a special meeting next week with hope to keep the current levy. Liquor license refunds, about 3100 dollars, may affect receipts and aid in holding taxes.
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Tt Cit
Council
Roosevelt appoints Leahy ambassador to France
President Roosevelt announced that Rear Admiral William D. Leahy, retired former chief of naval operations and former governor of Puerto Rico, will be ambassador to France to succeed William C. Bullitt, per a secretary. A British-validated note said Spitfires shot down seven Italian fighters and one German in the Strait of Dover with no losses to their squadron. Greek forces claimed the rout of six Fascist divisions, capturing Koruga in a battle near Athens as Albania’s defenses held.
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Leahy
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
William D. Leahy
Puerto Rico
France
William ¢. Bullitt
London
Strait of
Dover
Athens
Koruga
Waulek
Italy
Turkey under martial law across Dardanelles region
The Turkish government appointed Corps General Ali Riza Artukalın to control districts around the Dardanelles as German envoy von Papen returns with a possible ultimatum. Observers fear Turkey may bow to Axis moves while Britain’s ally positions in Greece loom. Russia’s stance remains uncertain as tensions rise near.
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Turkey
von Papen
Nis
Great Britain
Greece
Istanbul
Pes
Tkdam
Russia
Dardanelles
Governor orders Democrats ousted from state jobs
Harrisburg reports Gov Arthur H. James directs that Democrats on the state payroll must find Republican sponsors or resign. He notes about 2400 Democrats and long-time Republican holdovers remained as of October 1, with many technicians on the payroll for over 20 years, and signals further changes to come.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Arhur H. James
Sill
Capitol
Willy
James
Citizens Bank Anniversary Observed Amid War Era Turmoil
Berlin dispatch reports Germany allied with Axis while Citizens Bank notes a golden anniversary of its founding. The piece lists key bank officials and highlights assets surpassing $2.97 million with total deposits around $3 million. It situates the bank’s history against the broader, tense World War II context and references leadership figures and notable figures connected to the institution.
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We Po Deporitare Carns Cnact
G. Gulberbinny
Tian Bhar
View Prude
Wy Baliles
Cashier
Wong Wills
Bentley
Heineman
Barlow
RP Pawan
Bt Bracken
Wwe
Ichief Lion of the Bank
Granrwer
Bow’ Vonel
Iolaerel
Bavo.u
Ital
Paladion
Reopening of Defense Classes Sought in City Postwar Plan
Local officials seek reopening of defense training classes amid extended unemployment and industrial demand. A Board of Education review and next week’s meeting aim to outline plans to deploy trained workers to regional industries under the defense training program, with survey results indicating suitable candidates for industrial work.
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Leopessing
Hhus Onpaelal
Idieataens Waitin
Three ships torpedoed by Nazis reported by AP
New York dispatch states Mackay Radio picked up a Beith Hubbs and a Swedish steamer torpedoed about 400 miles off the coast near the Baltic area. The Blackwood at 3,300 tons, the Thymevie at 528 and the Swedish Antin at 5249 tons were among the vessels struck.
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New York
Mackay Radio
Beith
Tish Coast
European press correspondent to address club
Miles Bowton longtime Associated Press foreign correspondent will address Acacia Club members at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. Bowton, a Jamestown resident, spent years in Europe covering Germany and the rise of Hitler. The talk will include his insights from close contact with German news events and public reaction to dictatorship, as part of the current lecture series featuring prior speakers.
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Miles Bowton
Associated Press
Acacia Club
Masonic Temple
Walter
Keer
Aiione
Une Pecastone
Bouton
Jamestown
Europe
Uaw
Germany
Hiller Witely
Boulon
Rainesale
William Kuhns
Emmanuel Church
Samuel J
Aero Supply Mig Company
I. G. Walling
Former Pineville resident killed in Buffalo incident
Arthur brush, a former Pineville resident now living in Buffalo, was instantly killed Thursday night after being struck by a fubmobite near his home. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Sorrell of Union City. His body was taken to Arnold funeral home in Titusville for 2 pm Monday services by EW Mattison of Union City. Burial will be in Nellitown cemetery.
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Arthur Brush
Pineville
Warren County
Pleasantville
Buffalo
Jilly
Joseph Sorrell
Union City
Arnold Fimerot
Titusville
Fey
Mattison
Burig
Nellitown
Junior Class Play a Bustling Campus Hit of the Year
One Wild Night overwhelmed Rooney Dodd and a large cast in Seister Filetsehoot’s Junior Class Play directed by Kenneth OG Beards and Martha Watthees. The homegrown comedy drew a capacity crowd, raised funds for the junior class, and featured Bud Linley and Henrietta Rabbits in leading roles with a wide ensemble portraying a bustling family and town figures.
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Rooney Dodd
Etkinley
Henrietty
Shi Robbins
Jodwillow
Walter Prakel
Myr Opal
Sygneous
Charlot Allen Mayhow Patterson
Seister Filetsehoot
Kenneth OG. Beards
Martha Watthees
Rodney Dade
Bud Linley
Helte Rabbits
Henpietta
Waller Peake
Alma Swanson
Ax Au Myya
Opal “Dodd
Rodney
Sind
Mary Low Patterson
Chartotte Allen
Myris
Compantin
Ned Steerwell
Ovait Co- Ra
Dorks Whitbroomn
Ned
Plorence Beckwith
Hive
Dickhis
Morrise
William Bedive
Joe Moganey
Maribelte Dor
Mary Hryate- Wich
Rouly
Dexiler School For Girly
Joan Dewring
Batson
Inwrstady
Joan Mecrayt
Jane Darnell
iMartha Wallace
James Scorpin
Albert Fox
Brayder
Robert Smiths
The
Comeds
Rodney Dodd
Heath
Clymer Man Loses Fingers In Farm Saw Accident
A Clymer man suffered severe hand injuries when his hand was pulled into a saw at his farm on Friday. Doctors amputated the index finger to the second joint and damaged the thumb and third finger. He was treated at Gorry hospital and listed in good condition this morning.
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Oceana
Ifo
Gorry
Bomb Stouffer Restaurant at Cleve 1 Hurt
A bomb exploded at the Stouffer restaurant in Cleveland near Playhouse Square injuring a student manager and a worker. Police suspect a powder charge and a timed mechanism. Vernon Stouffer promises safer details to safety officials. The site had faced labor racketeering allegations during past remodels involving local union officials.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Stouffer Corporation
Playhouse Square
Bowne Laws
Sumter Vestaurantl
Les Bend
Vernon B. Stouffer
Eliot Neus Widh
Stouffer
Ness
Wilsons
John &. McGee
Don A. Campbell
Ohio
Murray Agreed to Former Terms in Labor Rift
A high ranking AFL official stated that if Philadelphia Murray becomes CIO president, he should face no difficulty accepting terms preferred by the AFL. George Meany, AFL secretary treasurer, said Murray is a CIO committee member who endorsed peace settlement terms and that those terms remain in effect.
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New Orleans
APL
Gio
Murray
New Kensington
American Mederation of Labor
Philly Murray
Congress of Industrial Organization
Ube
George Meany
CIO
APG
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Roundtable
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Charlie McCarthy
One Man's Family
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Chicago Women's Symphony
Lily Pons
Errol Flynn
Screen Guild
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Shel
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Rumania
Axis’ European Alliance
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Egypt
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Draig
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