Fear Strength Exhausted For Later Moves
An Associated Press report from Tokyo argues Axis powers should end the war with Soviet Russia to preserve German manpower for a future assault on Britain. It warns prolonged conflict with Russia could exhaust Axis resources, while Britain and the United States gain strength as “haves.” Domel cites fears Germany will divert strength to Russia, leaving Japan to face Britain and possibly the United States alone. If Russia is defeated, German attention could shift to the Far East and sea routes with China and Southeast Asia.
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Tokyo
Domel
Soviet
Russia
Great Britain
Britain
America
Ema
Japan
Jewelers sudden death shocks town at Center Street store
Clebert F. Curtis a 45 year old jeweler at 8 South Center street collapsed and died in his rear workshop shortly after 8 30 this morning. He had eaten breakfast with Michael Lite at Fitz Restaurant about ten minutes earlier and was reported in good health. Curtis a native of Columbus had lived in the area most of his life and operated in the Barlow block for several years.
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Barlow
South Center Street
Clebert F. Curtis
Can
Chireuzin
Curtis
Sear
Michael Lite
Xerass
Center Street
Lite
W Morton
John D. Flitigan
Hugh O'Hare
Cirtis
Ben Shoken
Lily
Mr. Curtis
Fitz
Barlow Block
L Pst
Co- Timbus
Agreement Reached With P R R On Crossing Protection
A complete agreement with the Pennsylvania Railroad ends months of dispute over crossing protection in the city. Erie Railroad officials and municipal leaders plan 24 hour protection on Center street and First avenue, plus flashing lights on West Wayne street. The city will amend its ordinance to raise train speed through Corry from 20 to 40 mph. A new ordinance draft will be prepared by City Solicitor Scott and Supt Supplee will forward his recommendation. Inquiries with Erie Railroad and Seatt of the Erie line are noted as plans move toward effect within two weeks.
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Gily Goinel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ily
Erie Railroad
Erie Renovo Division
Mel Will Trarbers
Corneil
Center Street
First Avenue
West Wayne
Corry
Waller Hi
Scott
Supplee
P. R. Roffciil
Seatt
Evie Railroad
Salamanca
Vicevim
Tees
Fish Planted by Gun Club in Nearby Lakes
The Corry Red and Gun Club carried a large stocking program this week in Columbus and Spartansburg lakes. Catfish and bream were placed in Sparta lake on Monday, perch in both Sparta and Columbus lakes on Tuesday with 1200 in Sparta and 600 in Columbus. About a hundred ringneck pheasants were planned for release at Mead Park Thursday or Friday, with hens kept until spring. Licenses restored for Noah Lewis Turben and two others after suspensions for intoxication and related violations.
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Columbus
Spartansburg
Corry Red and Gun Club
Woodlands
Gun Club
Sparta Lake
Sparta
Viereck in Custody as Nazi Agent
George Viereck, a German propagandist and editor, was arrested in New York by FBI agents on an indictment charging withholding information in his Time Department registration as an agent of a foreign power. The banner lists his New York address at 305 Riverside Drive and notes prior WWI ties including alleged Lusitania involvement and later questioning by Rep Dickstein's committee on un American activities.
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Associated Press
New York
George Sviester Viereck
Federal Bureau
Riverside Drive
33X
Fievavle
Southern District Court
North Atlantic
United States
Viereck
Germany
Rep
Scunviel Dickstein
Basin Fill Underway to Create Mead Park Skating Rink
Mead Park continues skating rink preparations as the dam near completion paves the way for basin filling within a week or ten days. City Engineer Don D Williams reports basin filling will follow dam completion, with a a good-sized rink to be usable this winter. The Mead Park Association plans shelter additions and a reserved picnic calendar for next year while seeking funds in the 2012 budget.
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Park
Corry Ind
Ging Council
White House debates neutrality changes with armament aim
Washington and congressional leaders announced after a White House conference that President Roosevelt would urge Congress to modify the Neutrality Act to permit arming American merchant ships and sending them into belligerent zones. House actions were planned to follow a Roosevelt message, with talks extending into next week and possible Senate consideration if needed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congressional
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Elmnges
House
Whitehouse
Gel
Jestlers
Harry
Hopkins
Armina
United States Register
Uren House Tenom
Rayburh
Lendon McCormeaka
Ler Fe Martin
Sibbort
Senate
Germans Crush Serbian Rebels
Budapest reports a German punitive expedition after weeks of fighting has crushed forest bands pillaging villages in German held Serbia. Scores of band members were executed as German troops and Serbian administration forces moved from village to village to restore order. A Belgrade dispatch added that 32 people were executed for belonging to communistic bands in Yugoslavia.
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My Assortnter
Budapest
Serbia
Dlapstwins
Belgrade
Buda-pest
Gmls
Berlin
DNH
Yugostegia
Corry Fliers Forced Down at Kane by Storm
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thomas were returning from a business trip to Lock Haven when bad weather forced their plane to land at Kane yesterday afternoon. They continued by car to Corry. Mr Thomas plans to return to Kane today if weather allows to resume travel to Corry.
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Kane
Lawence Thomas
Lock Haven
Toorry
Thomas
Sharp advance in farm prices cuts payments
Washington reports farmers received parity payments under the 1941 and 1942 farm programs as agricultural prices rise to highs since 1930. Officials say the new budget aims to trim or shift federal subsidies, with parity payments projected near 200 million dollars and net farm income rising sharply from prior years despite cuts to some programs.
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Associated Pro
Washington
Agriculture Department
Jis
Congress
Ior
Sigan
Avam
Fei Selvanta
Agricultime Department
Rovers i
Hawadi
Assust
Nclts
Yurity Priwce
New Lease-Lend Bill Approved by House Committee
Washington Oct 3 The House appropriation committee approved a 9 905,000,000 lend lease appropriation noting that marines production has not yet defeated the Axis and that most funds will be obligated by March 1 with material delivery not later than 1943. The panel outlined the program that began with a 27 100,000,000 appropriation last spring and emphasized urgency and necessity amid war pressures. A second item reports police finding an Oldsmobile stolen from Finnua near Wesleyville after an apparent crash following an evening theft.
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Menea
Washington
House
Axis Nowers
Germans Force Deal On Turks In War Supply Shift
Fragmentary report indicates German pressure shifts Turkish oil and chromite exports toward a wartime arrangement. The deal would likely ease Germany access to strategic resources previously dominated by British and American influence in Turkey during the war era.
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Turkey
Germany
Turkes
Bear Lake boy breaks arm in bike fall
Leon Cable, a Bear Lake youth, fractured an arm after falling from a bicycle. He was transported to a local hospital where further treatment is expected.
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Bear Lake
Leon Cable
Train derails at depot injures twelve and kills boy
A Grand Trunk train derailed near Lansing depot as cars toppled into a crowd. A 13 year old, James Smith, selling magazines on the platform, was killed while a dozen others were injured. Officials opened an investigation into the cause of the wreck.
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Lansing
Mich
Cere
Dapat
Venterday
Joh A. Clomsey
James Smith
Russians Admit Crisis In Great German Assault
Reported by the Soviet press as German forces press toward Moscow and breach defenses, with Red Army units encircled and counterattacks planned. German armored columns drive in from the south and east. Soviet dyna tchies warn of early breaches and heavy fighting across multiple sectors near Moscow and the Caucasus.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Berlua
Metrapol
Prue Vivet Beuvrkars
Pome
Rhysia
SMW
Russia
Huconn
Blav Sivlel Abing
Hallo
Red Star
Imad
Reichsfaekrer
Rameline Distinteles
Wyarama
Arimmer
Mamery
Ukraine
Massiu
Titan
Pyereuntie
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Bihow
Wallace
FBI
Mead Park
Park Association
House Committee
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Finaua
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Brian Copelle
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Rosy
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Bates
Dewitt Mackinze
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