Canadian bomber halves load lands safely in Greenland hayfield
A twin-engine Canadian bomber with half its bomb racks loaded crash lands in a Greenland hay field. All four crew survive with minor injuries, after the craft veered off track during a mission over the Atlantic. Navy workers report its guns nearly exhausted and its pilots are kept under observation.
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Raymond J. Cash
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Sowa
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Erie Lawyer to Address Golden Rule Club at Spring Greek House
Mortimer E. Graham former Erie county district attorney will speak at the Golden Rule Club dinner at Spring Greek Community House next Monday at 6 30 pm. The Spring Creek ladies will provide a chicken dinner for the business men's exchange.
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Erie
Golden Rule Club
Erie County
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Corry Lodge
Erlend
Christifias
Soviet Report Claims Repulsed Crimea Assaults and Leningrad Front Fighting
Russian and German war dispatches describe intense daylong combat on the southern Crimean front and near Lenin in the Leningrad area with heavy casualties for the invaders. Berlin claims rapid thrusts toward industrial river basins and 6000 prisoners in the Dnieper region amid Finland’s Karelian advances.
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Associated Press
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Red Star
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Berlin
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Rissida
Dnieper River
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Morehan
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Karelian
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Youth HURT in Jump From Car Near East Branch
Paul Smith 19 son of Verne Smith of R D 1 was seriously injured when he jumped from a moving car near East Branch Wednesday afternoon. He was admitted to Corry hospital with a fracture and has a history of prior injuries including a motorcycle crash. He is known locally as a member of the Corty Independent nine pitching staff.
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Verne Group
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New Roadways Under Construction at Fairhaven North Corry
Farms are being prepared for two new roadways at Fairhaven the federal housing development at North Corry. Construction on the units is advancing satisfactorily and the first homes are expected ready for occupancy about November 1. Extensive grading is improving the plot daily.
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Fairhaven
North Corry
British German Truce For Wounded Exchange
British and German forces plan a weekend truce to move 3,000 wounded prisoners of war by sea. Two British hospital ships will transport 1,900 men each to ports under daylight crossings if possible, with lights and safety measures if tides or conditions require. Plan excludes aircraft and submarines from the scene to focus on rapid, safe evacuation.
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Associated Press
Britain
Germany
United States and Britain Agree to Meet Soviet Needs
Moscow reports that the Moscow war needs conference concluded with a pledge to supply virtually all Soviet requests in exchange for Soviet raw materials. U S S R officials and British and American delegates said plans were made to increase trade while aiming to secure postwar peace free from fear or want.
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Associated Press
Moscow
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Averell Harriman
Lord Beaverbrook
Governor James and Bride Begin Virginia Honeymoon
Governor James and bride Emily Radcliffe Caze wed quietly in Doylestown and honeymoon in Virginia. They left after a reception at the bride’s mother’s home, traveling south for two weeks with state troopers guiding the automobile and a second vehicle carrying luggage to a mountain retreat. The 48-year-old widow and former Cornell student expressed discomfort with the new title Mrs James as she becomes Pennsylvania’s first lady.
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Emily Radcliffe Caze
Virgina
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Dorothy 9S
Pennsylvania
Ex Gov Rivers and wife attacked in Georgia home
Former Governor Rivers and his wife were beaten at their Lakeland Georgia home by an assailant. A claimed kidnapping plot preceded the attack. The man died by suicide at a roadside camp after firing on officers. Rivers and Mrs. Rivers sustained injuries.
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Georgia
Associated Press
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D. Rivers
Hyl—Ders
Valdosta
C. ZL. Murphy
Lailey
Murphy
Horace Waters Bikle
Pittsburgh
New Fork
Horace Bikle
Wwevand
Pithburgh
Geogin
New York
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Riers
Rivers Sid
Federal Communications Commission
Reseen
Valdesta
Few Complaints On Municipal Assessment Revised
London report notes Biggers will return to the United States to brief President Roosevelt on U S industry needs. The local city council holds a public hearing this afternoon to hear complaints on the annual reassessment and to finalize stock content.
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Biggers
London
John D. Biggers
Unites States
Roosevelt
Beers
United States
Britain
Ing
Nazi plan to transfer heavy industries amid European strikes
A chaotic report claims Nazi forces aim to move central European heavy industries to German-held sites. Executions, bombings, and mass detentions are described as part of the effort to reshape industry and suppress anti Nazi resistance across Hungary Belgium Czechoslovakia.
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Belgium
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Slovakia
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Rondon
Bohemia
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Europe
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Yugretavia
Farmer Kicked by Horse Dies From Injuries
A New York farmer died from injuries after a horse kicked him in the Willover area. The accident occurred midweek. the victim aged about 60s had been in semi dangerous condition since the incident. The deputy coroner of Davisot planned an inquest and funeral arrangements were set for Mayville with burial at the Mayville cemetery. The deceased is survived by two sons and several relatives.
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Davisot
York
Leaiurl Wilver
Ginedale
N.Y
Tip Clymer
Vyope
Charly Willover
Clymers
Jamestown
Alyerr
Fred
Cran
Ald Abram
Kvenedy
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May
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Churchill government wins record confidence in Commons
In London the House of Commons approved a unanimous vote of confidence in the Churchill government. The motion credited the prime minister’s wartime leadership and pledged enhanced support for the Soviet alliance against aggression. Conservative MP Siruthbert Meadlam called for extended Allied unity and greater resistance efforts.
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Associated Press London
House of Queens
Churchill
Siruthbert Meadlam
Leymos Burnie Agnney
Conti
Wwe
Russia
Congress considering beyond FDR on neutrality policy
Senate and House leaders discuss expanding neutrality rules and ending shipping restrictions. Reports say Senator Fill and Senator Bridges back changes to permit merchant ships to move exports while Roosevelt support lingers. Bridges warns of stalled progress over potential ship provisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Fousevelt
Visto
Lodiay
Roosevelt
Senate
Howe
Fwesisiert
PRIORITIES WILL COST MILLIONS OF JOBS SAYS OFFICIAL
Harrisburg Oct 2 Lien Col Frank J Meaherry director of defense training for the federal security agency told the state education congress that 1 500 000 people would lose jobs in non defense industries by July 1. He added that 3 million new workers would be added to payrolls this year and 420 000 men called to military or naval service. Aircraft industries would need 108 411 more workers by next April. Shipbuilding and ordnance would add 323 000 and 997 611 workers respectively.
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Harrisburg
Frank J. Meaherry
Defense
Federal Security Agency
State Education Congress
Peter Lips
McSherry
Corry youth held after boy fatally hurt
In Winchester Virginia a Corry youth is held on charges of manslaughter in a fatal auto accident near the city. The 15 year old victim, Phill Baylish, was struck as he rode a bicycle near his home. Authorities say Craker faced possible trial next term. witnesses and family members prepare for proceedings.
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Mubliely
Muir
Berlin
Brenaier
Alfie Mon
Bohemis-Moravin
Baill Dolette
Prench
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Cerlinboralionis
Pierre Taval
Wistesprendl
Pari
Ty Delette
Corry
Associated Press
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Pay
Frederick County
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Craker
Wis
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Jan Seal
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Oriker
Eucla
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Bayle
Monay
Tor Craker
Bankers Association backs defense program pledge
The American Bankers Association endorsed the government's defense program and pledged full support. Senator Tom Connally urged passage of an amendment to permit the seizure of merchant ships and their entering war zones during the 67th annual convention. Arthur Bliss Lane was nominated to be ambassador to Costa Rica by President Roosevelt, succeeding William H. Hornibrook.
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Amri¢aty Bankers, Association
Tom Connally
Texas
Association
Costa Ku
Washington
Arthur Bliss Lane
New York
Yugoslavia
Roosevelt
Voters Apathy Evident in Local Registration
Only nine new voters added to registration books on Wednesday in Amity township. Five Republicans and four Democrats were listed with one name change and two changes of party affiliation. No party activity by Wednesday’s workers. observers note voter apathy may dampen turnout in November.
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Wermsdy
Uitelé
Enust
Republicens
Heit
Ser Vine
Amity Township
Igsiiyation
Mary Dempsey
Hotel Strike Spreads Chaos in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh the hotel strike disrupts operations with 3900 striking workers, registrations refused, guests carrying luggage, and dining rooms closed while other hotels benefit from the disruption. The city’s defense center draws hundreds of local officials and businesspeople amid the turmoil.
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Pittsburgh
Steel City
Momawers
Vinir
Smater
Ut Ol
Huis Great Defense
Naval promotion for Lt Commander Elliot in Mayville
Lt Commander Elliot and 281 naval officers were promoted in a Washington ceremony announced today. Elliot, son of Mrs. Mary Powers Elliott of Mayville, rose to the rank of commander in the Navy.
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Lival
Curpianmer Seers
Navy
Mra. Miry ‘Powers Elliott
Mayville
Washington, D.C
Pennbitn D. Roosevelt
Airliner crashes injure 19 passengers and crew escape
Pittsburgh adjustment reports a Pennsylvania Central Airlines flight hit the runway while landing at Morpintwyn airport in West Virginia. The aircraft veered into an embankment. pilot Russell Wright kept control as the ship sustained minor damage and no serious injuries were listed.
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