Yanks Drive Beyond Beggendorf In Salient Damage Case
In Corry a jury found the city not responsible for damage to the MacDonald property from pavement. Damages of 1000 dollars were awarded if a legal point favors the city. The trial involved former officials and quotes mayor Miller and councilman Staley Nichols. The verdict favored city solicitor Walter H. Scott and council members. Associated Press report notes possible new trial by MacDonalds.
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Beggendorf
Ubach
Levitha
MacDonald
Corry
South Center Street
Evans
Deparhabyl
Highway Department
Jiry
Walte
Wate
de Waller
Warren County
Bermette
Glexm Miller
Ootoyeliman Staley
Nichols
Hind
Lotuts
George MacDonald
Connull
MacDonalds
Walter H. Scott
Ail Wit Elcekted
John Spaeder
No Reference To Offensive In Hurtgen Forest
Third Army clings to positions within Fort Driant as Patton’s army advances. Canadian forces push across the Dutch frontier, tightening the front as allied operations continue in the region.
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Hurtgen Forest
Third Army
Fort Driant
Potch
le Thiller
Americans Press Break Toward Cologne Plain In German Drive
Allied dispatches report American First Army forces advancing toward the Cologne Plain north of Beggendorf and near Durie after pushing from the Monschau forest. British and Canadian units fight east of Nijmegen and along the Rhine, while heavy German air and ground resistance slows advances toward key targets.
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London
Get
Germany
Aachen
Beggendorf
Ubach
Supreme Headquarters
Tate
Huntgen
Durie
Third Army
Port Driant
Mets
Nancy
Comimuniique
Seventh Army
Vosges
Alexander M. Pateh
le Thillot
Belfort
Leopold Canal
Acrose
Antwerp
Mar
Beveland
Walcheren
Nijmegen
Waal
Dutch Rhine
Cologne Plain
Berlin
Second Army
Neder Rhine
Wageningen
Arnie
Ophepsden
Uxrew
Dussomguey Thealee
Byagge
Schipliterae
Mepween
Nazi Evacuation of Italy Underway, Allied Advances Near Bologna
Allied forces push within 12 miles of Bologna as Nazis rush to evacuate war materials from eastern Italy. Fifth Army reports advance past Lotana and near the Morence Bologna highway while British and South African troops seize Monte Vigese and near Sosspleone on the Bologna road network.
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Italy
Rome
Fifth Army
Po Valley
Bologna
Toriny
Dowelhors
Lotana
Monte Vigese
Sosspleone
Cucty San Pietro
Erie Speaker Pittsburg Opt 7 C Conference Opening
Berein Grose, superintendent of Erie schools, will speak at the annual Pennsylvania education conference, with sessions on elementary and secondary education. The program runs Thursday through Saturday, with a keynote Friday stating the house of delegates meets Saturday.
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Erie
Pittsburgh
C. Bereain Grose
Erie Wehoda
Pennsylvania
House OF Delogites
Saturay
Veterans to be powerful in postwar politics says Babson
Babson Park Mass forecasts pension growth and labor potency in postwar era. He predicts many U S families will receive government pensions within twenty years and labor unions will wield power as workers become scarce, with veterans returning after World War II shaping attitudes toward labor and politics. He warns of continued postwar labor struggles and political friction, noting a likely shift as veterans reintegrate.
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Babson Park
Mass
U. S
Obor
England
Abor
Sidney Fillman
Unnions
Wall Street
Labor
Reds 13 Miles Inside Hungary In New Assault
Russian forces push into Hungary from the northeast and south as the Red Army seizes three key railways toward Budapest and advances from the Danube border. Yugoslav fronts threaten Szeged area while Belgrade faces pressure. War bulletins report Soviet gains on Saare Island and across the Carpathians nearby.
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Sy Associated Press
Moscow
Hungary
Budapest
Red Army
Mako
Seger
Orsha
Danube
Belgrade
Tito
Algiers
Carpathlan
Saare Island
Gulf of Riga
Firecracker blast upsets Browder rally
In Boston on October 1, a loud explosion from seven large firecrackers interrupted the premiere of a controversial Communist musical revue titled FD R Victory Bandwagon. Earl Browder had just spoken when the blasts occurred, briefly startling the crowd before officials calmed the audience.
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Angwemen Eres
Boston
Severn
Communist Political Committee
Fd.r
Earl Browder
Communist Political Association
Symphony
Hall Sudiéné
Titusville dog catcher killed by police officer in accident
In Titusville, Charles Beach the dog catcher, 60, died after a police officer, Walter Kolobitz, 30, fired on the dog during a struggle near the city jail. Beach was struck by a bullet while the animal lunged, and an ambulance was called as Beach collapsed. Kolobitz later recalled firing, but investigators found three bullets in the weapon. The incident occurred as officers attempted to remove the large dog from the area.
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Titusville
Charles Beach
Walter Kolobitz
Walter Reynolds
Garden Street
Reynolds
Boneh
Wipk Wing
Dobby
Beach
Kobbits
Irvine Inn and Warren Station Robbed in Two Thefts
State and local police and sheriff's office investigate two robberies on Thursday night in Irvine and Warren. At the Irvine Inn cash register loot and alcohol were taken. at the Esso Gas Station nearby, candy bars lights batteries and headlight bulbs were stolen. Similar methods and gloves suggest the same gang, with authorities noting a surge of shop thefts in the district.
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Think
Warren
Sheriff’s Office
Esso
Applications Available at Gas Stations in Ration Update
Four thousand eligible holders of A ration books in Cory District must obtain new A books via mailed applications. OPA announces use of schools and district staff to process in person. mail handling remains with county boards. Applications readily available at gas stations. residents mail completed forms with current book proof. Processing and delivery occur in Corry offices. new books valid from November 9 with four-gallon coupons per period, adjusted as needed.
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Cory
Brie Opa
OPA
Corry Eiflex
Minion City
Waterford
Bainboro
Japanese invade Foochow. Polish Warsaw ordered evacuated
Bulletins report Foochow, capital of Fujien, captured by a Japanese invasion three days earlier per Tokyo communique with no Allied confirmation. Helsinki newspaper quoted by Moscow radio forecasts Finland's grim path against Germany after weeks of fighting. German advance prompts Polish Warsaw evacuation orders affecting about one million people with possible relocation to labor camps.
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London
Tivland
Germany
Jie
Helsinki
Suomen Sosfalidemokentti
Moscow Radio
Polian Telegraph Agency
Warsaw
Jury to Deliberate in Salinas Baby Murder Trial
A Salinas jury of eight women and four men will begin deliberations Monday in the murder trial of Frances Avidrews, charged in the 1 year old Jay Lavers's death. Superior Judge H G Jorgensen recessed the case after Miss Andrews testified for seven hours.
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Salinas
Calif
Thie Este
Frances Avidrews
Jay Lavers
H. G. Jorgensen
Miss. Andrews
Unions Oppose VE Day Plant Closures Says Corry Group
Corry J A M unions oppose city war plant closures for VE Day celebrations. Labor leaders argue Germany’s defeat does not end the war and urge continuing production. Union officials say participation in festivities should be voluntary and not disrupt vital war work.
Smiley heads new war fund group in city
Dallas Smiley of Raymond Manufacturing Co will head the new War Fund group in Corry. A complete organization for the local drive was formed at yesterday afternoon’s meeting at the Municipal Building. W. Bracken named chair, with H. Tug and W. Bindin as officers. A. Sisson notified for county leadership, as the drive plans to open in October with city participation in the broader war effort.
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Dallas Smiley
Raymond Manufacturing Co
Will Hous
Nes Corry
Olini
W. Bracken
Corry War Fund
Smiley
Foiloh Tug
Corey Slimestown Miz., Corp
Wevive
Ane Waller
Raids Continue as Allied Bombers Sink Japanese Ships
Allied air forces in East Indies raids report four more ships sunk or damaged, expanding October toll to 22 vessels by planes. Communique notes a 1000-ton freighter sunk near Celebes and another near Armboisia, with several small craft damaged and 11 more vessels hit or damaged.
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U.S. 16Th Air Force
Athens
Sedes
Salonika
Gulf of Corinth
Peloponnerus
Balkan Air Force
Albania
Delvine
New Games
East Indies
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Navy
Soelatsund
Garage Robbery Report Details Reused Tactics
A North Center garage was broken into again with the same method as prior thefts. 840.1 currency and change were stolen. Police report two youths, aged 9 and 10, admitted the crime earlier. both are currently missing from their homes.
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North Center
Tnis
Troy
Ninety Parcels Mailed Daily To Servicemen
Wartime postal report shows about 80 Christmas parcels daily to overseas service members, double the initial rate since September 15. With one week left until October 15 deadline, local officials warn congestion may rise as more gifts are sent. Citizens are urged to deliver parcels to the Corry office promptly to ensure dispatch before cut off.
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Germany
II 4 Velehriston
Titers
Europe
Japan
Garry Pst
Elliyan
Mallings
Army
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