Four Die In Regional Auto Truck Crashes Near Erie
Two youths injured as Adrele automobile leaves Northwest street near West Church and hits a tree. Lawrence Brown 17 and Ralph Hepler 17 suffered head, chest, and facial injuries and were taken to Corry hospital. Brown’s car was a Ford V-8 and the Buick involved. Authorities investigated the crash scene and vehicle movements.
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Sre
Corey Trospitat
Tawrence Brown
West Warhington Street
Wis Romiinion
Ralph Hepler
TL Tibothy Street
Bond
Brown
George Barlingsme
Jobs Chillin
Ford
Carl Coates
Corry Hoenital
Henler Epherenitty
Hie
Holiday city suspends activities for Thanksgiving
City offices and many schools close for the Thanksgiving holiday with a two day recess for students. Post Office hours are shortened though mail service continues as on regular days. A thanksgiving service is set at the Fire Methodist church with Rev James C Welman delivering the sermon. The State Armory hosts the Stanford Hose Carmene event and Al Bennetts orchestra performs at the Tiremen's dancing party.
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Sivine
James P. Sullivan
Heuieie
A.m
Othr Fdays Pana
James C. Welman
The
Baptist Church
Eve Bell
Stanford Hose
State
al Bennett
Binion City
Erie Man Killed By Auto Near Sharon
Erie man Brew D. 4 a companion were walking along the Torrenville-Mercat road when struck by a auto last night near Sharon. State motor police said they were en route to Mercex county town to obtain lodging when the accident occurred.
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Erie
Torrenville-Mercat Road
Drew
Mercex County
Germans plan to raze Belgrade, reports say
White House says intelligence services report Germany intends to raze Belgrade the Serbian capital as forces surround the city. President Roosevelt would not confirm whether the disclosure is meant to deter Nazi plans. The memo notes Belgrade would be encircled, bombarded by artillery and air.
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Yugoslavia
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Hie
41 Christmas Seal Campaign Opens Here
Corry’s annual Christmas seal sale began today with mailing of seals to prospective contributors. Students at The Junior High School helped assemble letters and seals under Miss Eva M. Kepler who noted the toll of tuberculosis. She cited 51,000 U.S. deaths from TB 1940 41 to 1941 and 36,000 TB related deaths in England in the same period. Funds support school tuberculin tests x rays and Erie County Tuberculosis Association health work. sale continues through Christmas with proceeds to community health programs.
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Yuin
Eva M. Kepler
Corry Agai
England
United States
Rep Jey
Yine
Erie County
Generaus Re
Steinhardt Returns on Pan American Flight From Africa
Ambassador Laurence A. Steinhardt arrived in New York aboard the Pan American Clipper from Leopoldville Congo with 28 messengers aboard. The voyage covered 1996 miles as the plane carried pilots who will ferry bombers to Africa for Britain. He avoided discussing war or state matters. A separate note from Harrisburg mentions a 300000 Pitt Parkway survey to extend U S routes into Pittsburgh, pending technician workers.
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United States
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Clioner
Miami
Florida
Leopoldville
Belgian
Congo
Bullitt Receives Near East Assignment for Roosevelt
President Roosevelt designates Mil m C Bullitt as special representative to the Near East. He will cover the Mediterranean and Red Seas area and report on developments and needs, focusing on the Libya front. This marks his second major diplomatic mission after 1941 engagements.
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Milam C. Bullitt
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Roosevelt
Near East
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Libya
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Time reports on Chile story scores by FDR
President Roosevelt accuses Time magazine of printing a disgusting attack on Chilean President Pedro Aguirre Cerda and says the article supplied ammunition to Axis propagandists in South America. Henry Luce rebuts, promising a forthcoming complete remnant and defending press freedom.
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State Federal Unemployment Fund Released in Pennsylvania
The Federal Social Security Board approved the Pennsylvania division budget for the remainder of the year and released 850000 in federal funds once held for October administrative expenses. Secretary Lewis C. Hines announced a two phase compromise that resolved the funding delay.
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Harrisburg
Federal Social Security Board
Pennsylvania
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Creretary of Labor and Industry
Mass turkey raffle raid ends with owner arrested
State police raided Reynold’s turkey raffle site amid complaints of gaming activity including a crap game. No clear evidence of gambling outside the turkey table emerged. Reynolds was arrested as officers closed the event after about 300 people were present. The raid interrupted the Thanksgiving bird raffles once popular in the county.
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Aitianigid
Somester
Garry
SeinTiy
Hehsme Hiuke Itletien
Lwe
Hudred Pauls
Taekk
Reylole
Simon Ciy
Ahly Gate
Reynald
Lawrence Bark
Owever
Reynolds
Posers
Calvnty
Gorsvites
Burned bodies found near Hazleton in grim discovery
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a woman about 40 lay charred along a railroad track six miles outside the city. Eight feet away a man identified as John Shamalasky, 45, lay dead in the ashes of a bonfire. Police say both bodies bore signs of foul play and that the man died at least ten hours earlier.
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Burr
Johm Shamalasky
Anthony Stev
Ouis
Stevens
Missing Philadelphia Woman Found in New York
Isabelle Perrin, 27, who had been missing from her Chestnut Hill Philadelphia home for a week, was located in New York and is reportedly all right. Edwin Perrin said his daughter may stay in New York a few days before returning to Philadelphia. Mrs. Troth requested police help in the search. Ernest Lapointe, Canada’s minister of justice, died in Montreal at 65.
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New York
Edwin 0. Perrin
Isabelle Perrin
Philadelphia
Ourbec
Montreal
Ernest Lapointe
Canada
Fatal Erie crash leaves three dead four injured
A Route 3B collision near Erie, Pennsylvania killed Arthur Watts 65 Cranesville his daughter Pauline Ketlinger 24 and her son David 4. The light truck occupants were also injured along with four others all treated at Brown Memorial Hospital Conneaut. Coroner Walter Strable identified the area carin driver Robert Palney from Cunea Pa. Investigators report another prior crash moments earlier by a car driven by Schuster 19 of Fir.
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Erie
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Cranesville
Pauline Kethling
David
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Walter G Strable
Artick-Staden
Robert Pianey
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Pittsburgh Wru
Lin Fine
Schuster
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West Springfield
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Javle Powell
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Postmaster to address Lip Golden Rule Club gathering
Postmaster James Sullivan will address members of Lip Golden Rule Club at the Community Church basement on Monday evening. The Columbia Community Aid Scale will serve dinner to club members. Plans for Christmas openings and Santa Claus on December 17 are announced. The Golden Rule Club sponsors a Christmas lighting contest with 30 prizes and a home lighting event.
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Willie Nell
Columbia Community Aid
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Governor hints at Martin return to Harrisburg
Governor James said today General Martin Gould might return to Harrisburg after a leave of absence from his post as adjutant general when he joined the federal service with the 26th Division. James added no future plans with Martin had been discussed.
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Harrisburg
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Martin Gould
Limited bond issue eyed for twelve thousand dollars
The council weighs a bond authorization around 12 000 dollars to fund city needs including new equipment. Drafts for the proposed finance plan and budget are prepared for submission to the City Council with a likely late week discussion.
U S Sergeant Dies In Libya Tank War
Sergeant Delmer Parks of Phoenix Arizona was killed in Libya during tank combat as German machinegun fire struck his unit. He was among American officers and sergeants serving with British forces in the western Libyan theater.
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Phoenix
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Price Control Fight Sparks Capitol Row In Congress
Washington reports show Minority Leader Maris of Massachusetts arguing for price control and a Senate banking committee backed provision while House Democrats Cox and Teas urge recommending the measure. The dispute centers on returning housing provisions to the committee as part of efforts to restrain prices. Separately investigators indicate plans to block treasury tax proposals until non-defense spending caps are set in the upcoming budget.
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Destroyer Crew Killed by Depth Charges Incident
Aboard the U S destroyer Reuben James depth charges exploded while at sea killing several sailors. Survivors reported auto detonations and magazine explosions that swept the hulls. Officials noted total losses of 112 officers and men across several ships in the patrol.
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Phese
Fey Clube
Lee Aaska
Ulmi
Washington
Gosproyfi Kearny
Reuben Jhmer
Knox
Negro Lives After Bridge Accident Involving Lumber Injury
Tyory Hill a 28 year old sugar mill worker in Thibodaux Louisiana survived after a bridge plank pierced his chest during a motor vehicle crash. He walked a half mile for help and was treated at a hospital where doctors removed the plank and part of the lumber from his back and chest.
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Tyory Hill
Leon
Incas Hospital
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British Admit Desperate Axis Counter Blows
British report reveals renewed Axis counter blows as desert action unfolds. Early German claims of a crisis offensive are acknowledged as uncertain, with careful assessment of the battle lines near strategic fronts.
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Moscow Concedes Hew Naz Advance Amid World War II Dispatches
Axis front line reports claim British forces south of Rezegh have been overwhelmed and prisoners taken as German commanders assert the Libyan campaign is no longer a British offensive. Soviet dispatches describe heavy fighting near Rostov and Stalingrad fronts with German gains on several flanks while casualties mount. An unrelated Philadelphia engagement announces Elizabeth Meemlay Wrightich, daughter of a former Pennsylvania governor, will marry in Heverford as Wright and Meemlay families confirm the nuptials.
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Eby Arlen
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Moscove
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HiWvy
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Moe
Elzabeth Meemlay Wrichi
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Geanger
Earle
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Whiley Weil
Heverford
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Dalvereil
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