Senator Davis Speaks at Erie October 11 Event
U S Senator James J. Davis accepts invitation to Western Regional Conference of Young Republicans in Erie. Notable attendees include state chairman James Torrance Samuel Lewis Harrisburg department heads and judges. Regional clinics run 2 to 5 p m with a 7 p m dinner and dancing attendance projected at 400 Republican enthusiasts from seven northwestern counties.
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U. S
James J. Davis
Erie County
Lowniend
Lawrence Hotel
Erie
James Torrance
Samuel Lewis
Raphilson
William Parker
Charles Renewarthg
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Iffernoon
Joseph W. Agrasti
Young Fig Publican
Portland Man Killed in Crossing Accident
Vernon L. Tubbs of Portland was killed Tuesday evening at the Central Avenue Crossing of the New York Central Railroad when his car was struck by a freight train. The auto was dragged about 1000 feet before the engineer stopped the train. Tubbs, employed by Belford Products Company, died five minutes after admission to Brooks Memorial Hospital.
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Dunels
Vernon L. ‘Tubbs
Portland
Central Avenue
New York Gentral
Tubbs
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Belford Prod Ts Company
Vital Artery To Defense At Sault Ste Marie Bridge
An accident at Sault Ste Marie disrupted the vital Great Lakes shipping corridor crucial to American industry amid wartime defense needs. The bridge has been guarded for over a year, underscoring the risk to ore and raw materials flows from the Superior region. Sabotage fears and public awareness are urged to deter covert acts during the emergency period.
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Sault Ste. Matic
Great Lakes
Superior
Soo
Ners
New Sensations in Miller Case at Mayville
In Mayville on Wednesday two new developments surfaced in the John F. Miller hearing. James Moore, attorney for County Clerk Mildred Hing and Deputy Doris Easing, alleges misconduct related to the discovery of checks left in a cash drawer after office closing. Miller’s attorney, Micha Lombardo, contends new allegations concern improper handling of funds and notification lapses. Also released was a letter from Miss Kling to the board of supervisors, with a prior statement attached, suggesting press reports may have bias in the case.
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Mayville
John F. Miller
James ©. Moore
Mildred E. Hing
Doris H. Easing
Micha J .D. Lombardo
Mr. Miller
Millar
Geo
Miss Kling
Mead Park Progress and Plans for a Winter Ice Rink
Reports from Die Mead Park Association show steady progress on the Third Ward recreation center with winter ice skating planned. Donor Glenn Mead is gratified by city involvement and a Philadelphia attorney visiting Corry also improving adjacent property. The association aims for a self sustaining park with minimal user costs while seeking a sizable 1942 budget appropriation. The piece also notes a Nazi propaganda item by Goebels and reflects on American attitudes toward Russia and the war.
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Die Mead Park Association
Third Ward
Glenn Mead
Philadelphia
Corry
Mead Park
Mead
Sian
Parle Jm
Meadark
Untitled fragment on unemployment and production methods
Fragmentary note discusses about 700000 work byavowed changes in rates from production methods or incentives. Mentions Inbor and Moet with unclear context. Source lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish a complete item.
Speak Up For Democracy Refutes Refugee Myths Corry Letter
A reprinted letter from the Women's Business and Professional Club of Corry challenges anti refugee rhetoric. It argues refugees strengthen America through work, entrepreneurship, and consumption, noting historical immigration waves and the diverse makeup of the nation. The author urges presenting facts and offers rental material "Meet The Refugees" by the W. CA. for more information.
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Speak Up
Main Street
Women's Business and Professional Club of
Corry
Industry shifts amid wartime production push and employment fears
The text discusses a wartime transition to munitions and war production, noting industry shifts, potential unemployment fears, and the expansion of new factories. It highlights concerns about long term job losses, the temporary idling of certain sectors like automobile manufacturing, and the broader push to mobilize resources for defense.
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Tost
Vada Sam
Daily Quiz Questions and Answers Mystery Page
A jumble of test questions on geography history and science prompts readers to turn to the classified page for answers. Items include islands name origins clocks mosquito bites year numbers and early U S Navy cabinet roles with several garbled phrases and misspellings.
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Sanswick Islands
Parifié Ocean
Goat Lakes
Pennsylvania
Trelenti
North America
South America
Philadelphia
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Twenty Years Ago and a Tongue Twisted Error
A fragment from a dated column discusses a common language mistake from twenty years ago, noting how English and French phrasing misalign under tense and time marks. It humorously reflects on Mussolini and Washington as examples of muddled expression.
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Washington
Peptic Ulcer and Mental Health in Draft Risks
The medical society of Pennsylvania links psychosomatic disorders to mind body health. It notes peptic ulcer falls in this class, influenced by emotional imbalance. Men with ulcers are seen as poor army risks, as anxiety about the draft can trigger active symptoms.
Shambals and gulls haunt a waterlogged harbor tale
The piece claims Shangwal is deserted by sea gulls as poor families live in boats and throw funds overboard. It argues ships should bear lofty names like Titanic, while noting ships float and gulls swim. It oddly asserts many U S residents suffer under a misleading claim.
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Shangwal
Odge
Jamestown Man arraigned on grand larceny charge
Lyle Herder Hall, 28, of Gurflett Rom RAD 2, was arraigned before Judge Alle E. Bargar on a charge of first degree grand larceny. Hall pleaded innocent and was committed to Mayville jail to await bail by county or supreme court. prior felony conviction barred bail. Hall allegedly took Byron Brath’s automobile on Second Street Saturday afternoon and led police on a chase ending in a rollover near Kinntone-Busti.
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Jamestown
Dey
Lyle Herder Hall
Gurflett Rom
Rad
Alle E. Bargar
Hall
Mayville
Byron Brath
Second Street
Kinntone-Busti
Court rules Hinman estate may reinvest funds elsewhere
Surrogate Lee L Otaway ruled Tuesday that the $1,000,000 estate of Marshall Hinman may be reinvested in assets other than railroad securities from which the money accrued. The estate, tied to Dunkirk where Hinman died in 1907, favored a trust benefiting widow Antindy Josephine Aluman with the remainder passing to daughter Sadie B. Hinman Garland of Los Angeles, Cal. Hinman earned much of his fortune through Brooks Locomotive Company and left most assets in railroad-related securities.
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Mayvilld
Ytrust Nus
Lee L. Otlaway
Marshall Hinmin
Dunkirk
Antindy
Josephine Aluman
Dkughier
Sadie B. Hinman
Gar-land
Los Angeles
Cal
Hinman
Brooks Locomotive Company
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