New Panama President Pledges Continental Defense Collaboration
Washington reports Panamas new leader De La Guardia vows absolute collaboration in defense of the continent and upholds US- Panama ties. Arias deposed fled to Cuba. Arias followers seek precautionary measures in Havana.
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Associated Press
Washington
Housevelt
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Syhleh
Britain
Ricardo Adolfo de la Guastag
Republic
Arias
Cuba
United States
de la Guardia
Peducah
Ricardo Alfata
Washington-Panama
Aries
Havana
Axis
Bogota
Columbia
U.S. Canal Zone
Pacific
Caribbean
Abandon Effort To Block Bill
Republican critics abandoned hopes today of deterring or amending the new 5.985 billion dollar Lend-Lease fund. The House was expected to approve the large appropriation by nightfall and send it to the Senate. Opponents as the new spending authority sought a better final vote showing than last spring when the chamber approved the 3.0? trillion Lend-Lease figure in a 67,000,000,000 bill. Dr Fackenthal Jr president of Franklin and Marshall College board of trustees was killed in a Bethlehem automobile collision.
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Washington
House
Senate
Chamber
M. Head
Bethlehem
F. Fackenthal, Jr
Franklin Ad Marshall College Board of Trustees
Second Polio Case Reported Here Moving Into
A fragmentary wire story claims rumors of a Nazi-Russian armistice. An informant says Russia negotiates with Japan and Bulgaria, but a London service calls the report unfounded. President Roosevelt denies any reports of Russia approaching an armistice.
Soviet Admit German Push Toward Moscow Hailed Victory
Soviet and German dispatches report a new German surge toward Moscow with heavy German forces pressing along central fronts. While claiming advances, Soviet sources say counterattacks and encirclement plans were halted, with heavy losses on both sides and large German tank destruction cited by Allied reports. Soviet front lines report shortages of reserves as winter nears.
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Soviet
Moscow
Red Army
Rey
Mountans
Seman Norpsns
Red Stary
Semel Tiamoshenko
Bryansk
Janke
Seniiral
Balte
Eariler
Eneireleniest
Berlin
Russia
Azov
Bryan
Museen
Orel
Simabinla
Germany
Musili
Herome Neonalipatetier
Gulf of Pinland
Hesiowet Lesrinerad
Kronstadt
Leningrad
Muru
Besel
Finland
Estonia
Stonind
Crimnik
Newt
Adolf
Bovier Trasses
Central
Ront
Moscou
Lemierad
Odessa
Quarantine Rules Discussed by Health Board
Health officer John D Flastigan discussed ongoing quarantine measures amid concerns over diseases. State Health Board regulations may be reviewed at a Board of Health meeting as authorities continue home quarantines and guards.
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John D Flanigen
Dory
John D. Flastigan
Jonrrial
State Advisory Health Board
Ue Board of Heath
Mab Toca
A. H. Stewart
Act
Mg Secretary of Health
Ceria Tiseasia
Advisory Health Board
Young Second Ward Mother Is Seriously Ill
Mrs. Juck R. Paulson, 1, of 992 East Smith Street, is diagnosed with poliomyelitis. Doctor Benner confirmed the infantile paralysis and Health Officer Flanigan ordered quarantine. The case follows a prior child illness in the same area and raises concerns about disease spread in the community.
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Juck R. Paulson
East Smith Street
Board of Health
Wf Paulson
Irene Mullen
Ake I
D. GE
Benner
John D. Flanigan
Paulson
Nere
Chennes
den Graker
Man killed near Waterford in traffic crash
Brie, Oct. 10. Arthur Hart Leby, 46, of 207 German Street, was killed when struck by a car driven by Herman Applebee, 81, of Arbork, five miles northeast of Waterford. Deputy coroner Arthur Crowe said Applebee could not avoid the accident as Leby appeared in the roadway. Applebee claimed he was waiting for a garage to repair his car when Leby stumbled and fell into the path of the vehicle.
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Brie
Fithard
Hartleby
German Street
Herman Applebee
Arborkion
Wravel Ford
Waterford
Shortsater
Arthur Crowe
Union City
Applebee
Crowe
Line Vietim
Anit
Russians Hold Despite Nazi Push At Moscow Front
DeWitt MacKenzie reports fresh Allied lines show Russians not beaten and morale unbroken despite renewed German assaults near Moscow. In the south German forces push toward the Caucasus via the Sea of Azov, while Russian civilians join soldiers in defense. Officials say morale remains stalwart, bolstered by large reserves despite fears of Moscow’s possible fall.
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MacKenzie
Dewitt MacKenzie
Moscow
Sea of Azov
Caucasus
Navy has guns ready for arming U S ships
Administration sources say there is a sufficient stock of guns to arm U S ships in the Atlantic once a centrality revision is finished. Congress approved 75 million for modernization, with officials noting ships and submarines now receive gun placements. The number of vessels needed for wartime transport under LendLease is projected at about 185, with another 185 to the Red Sea.
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Washington
Ping Se
U Bersais Elin
Congress
Emory
Maritime Commission
Congress Baek
Britain
Yisadeel
Red Sea
Paris Reports 14th Execution Under German Occupation
Paris dispatch notes the 14th execution by German authorities in reprisal acts against resistance. Gaston Pinot of Courmelles in Aisne was shot after being condemned last Tuesday for possession of firearms. The report also mentions militants and Communists interned on prefect orders, contributing to rising arrests in the region.
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Panis
Gaston Pinot
Courmelles
Aisne de Partment
Gregu
Air Raid Alarm Tests Reveal Bomber Presence
Philadelphia witnesses the first army test of a permanent air raid warning duty with over 30000 calls logged. Volunteers from the Antetlcan legion manned posts as bomber sightings occurred roughly every 14 minutes. Four filter centers become permanent operations across Philadelphia New York Norfolk Boston to oversee reports from observers.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Army
Nuies
Seaboard
New York
United States
Gngland
Paw
Norfolk
Boston
Signal Corps
Government in Exile Sends First Order to Local Industry
Corry-damestown manviir hiring Corporation reports receipt of a Dutch government in exile order for speech count cabinets for ships. The order, routed via the Royal Netherlands Steamship Company, is believed to be the first such government in exile order received by a local industry.
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Corry-damestown Manviirhiring Corporation
Fist
Royal Netherlands Steamship Company
Taft and Opponents Fight on Revision Warships Armament
A split among pro Roosevelt revision opponents emerges as they prepare to challenge the armed ship proposal. Representative Sevatos notes aim to preserve existing provisions while some favor arming ships in war zones. Rep Fish signals possible reversal if armament appears tied to broader administration goals. Roosevelt cites ongoing congressional debate as he seeks authority for the policy.
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Washington
Ieursiity
Roosevelt
Mor Chun Maen
Sevatos ‘Ral
R-Olin
House
Tati Lord
i _ CLOPESAT
Rep. Fish
RNY
Foreign Affairs
Qorett—tee
Senate
Congress
New Tower Construction Begun on Maple Avenue Site
Work has begun on a one story tower between the P R R and E RR tracks just west of Maple Avenue. Erie Railroad leads the project for shared use by both lines. The building will house modern equipment for site controls and gates, all electrically operated, with new electric switch gear to be installed. Completion expected soon after November.
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Maple Avenue
E. RR
Erie Railroad
Yallroatens
Jounal
New Precision Products Plant Now Complete
A new Precision Products plant addition on West Main Street is nearly ready. Machinery will be moved in gradually from the former Thier Avenue plant, with full operation expected before November 1. The new two story brick factory covers about 25 by 40 feet and will link to the adjacent Aero Supply facility via an overhead ramp, expanding local production capacity and workforce.
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Fe West
Muli Street
Precision Products Company
West Main Street
Mir
Thier Avenue
Ind
Ewe
Precision Products
Main
Aces Syl’ Manufacturing Company
Tic
Oureah
Jorge Daywineni
Nuest
Anharp
Wwesteys Penneyvania
Shiendle
Aero Supply
Wiikla
Day
Nigel
Regular Board Meeting Discusses Hatch Vocational Adult Classes
The Corry Public Schools board will meet Monday evening to review the Hatch Vocational School adult evening class schedule and three class tuition rates for non resident students. Superintendent Dewey announced completion of tuition recommendations for the board’s approval, with details on elementary junior and senior high rates and registration status. The meeting also covers junior high vacancy replacement, teacher assignments, federal assistance for the district, bus transportation aid, housing development plans, and anticipated routine business.
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Hatch Vocational
Ettending Lhe
Corry
Board of Reducation
Ratyti * S
Dewey
Adi Pliss
J. Donald Watson
U.S. Army
Ray Burr
Apjliveniow
Porimlga
Fairshaven
FDR Hunch on Letter Mystery In War News
President Roosevelt said reports suggesting Russia might soon seek an armistice in its battle with Germany were not surprising. He declined to detail any possible letters promised to Joseph Stalin and affirmed U.S. interest, noting he had lunch but would not elaborate. He also denied claims the letter had been broadcast to Allied troops.
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Associated Prey
New York
Reoris
Germany
Rita
Europe
Tuntay
Mit
Judir Milion
Russia
Japan
Bulgaria
London
Auestion
Roosevelt
FDR
Associated Press
Washington
Joseph Stalin
Berlin
Train Delayed After Wreck Near Emporium Involving Engineer
A Philadelphia bound train was delayed for hours today due to a wreck east of Emporium. One engineer was injured though details were unclear. Trains on the Buffalo and Renovo divisions reportedly rear ended another train, delaying service into the city.
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PTR
Four Buffalo workers injured in plant incident at Fairhaven
Four men identified as Georges Zoliteh, St. Harry Zolitch, Mr Enclohawph, and Mr. Sydner were badly hurt by a heating with metal contraptions at Fairhaven on the outskirts of Wilfanging. The men suffered varying injuries while a rescue operation focused on their conditions. The report notes a serious condition and mentions a theatrical manager obituary separate from the incident.
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Fwirhaven
Tovferel
Ws Nets
Carey
Corry
Geurime Zoliteh
Harry Zolitch
Enclohawph
Amd
Siyder
Wilfaing
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