The New Deal and Our Private Economy in War Era
Roger W. Rabson argues that fear of socialism and communism is overblown, noting government ownership will grow but private enterprise persists. He predicts two new industries arise for every old one taken by government, urges investors to adapt, favors chemical firms and motor coach firms over steels and rails, and cautions against alarm from wartime Readiness.
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Roger W. Rabson
New York
Tyowh
Wilf Ir Amertua
Imen
Karl Marx
Reyahiilan
Rothingmey
Stvkce
Ts Place
Russia
Germany
United States
Canada
Agd
Witlam Hfardery
Washington
Great Britain
Adams
Nye
Roosevelt
Europe
Hebrethy
America
Ate
Corry Man Freed-3 Hurt In Crash
Raythang Carrolly on Gari was acquitted by a McKean County jury on charges of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of John Larson 82, of Bradford. The aged Bradford man died January 2 1941 after an attack in Bradford. The illness and investigation followed, with the jury finding no premeditation in the Bradford incident. Carroll was recalled, later acquitted, and faced sentencing for related charges. The case hinged on the absence of premeditation and the time gap between the attack and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
McKean
Harcharge
Thomas Clark
Carvell
Larson
Corry Mai
Carroll
Japan Ships to Resume U S Trips
Tokyo Oct 1 Thepeed Jaren office announced that the Imperial government has decided to resume three sailings to the Pacific coast of America by Japanese steamers after years of suspension caused by U S funds freezes. The Tatsuts Maru would lead the return voyage, with other ships following.
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Tokyo
Peed Jaren
United States
America
Hyumens
Hina
Pacific
Ameria
Comrduttications Ministry
Tatsuts Maru
Wwe
Britain
Fire prevention week prompts home inspection effort
Fire Chief Andrew Paulson urged parents to help pupils with Home Inspection Questionnaires as part of Fire Prevention Week. Superintendent Ralph B Dewey said blanks will be distributed in Corry Public Schools and St Edward’s parochial school with instructions to fill them out. The survey seeks thorough premises inspections to uncover fire hazards and reduce the annual fire toll before winter. A city parade promotes fire prevention tips and urges owner cooperation to abate hazards.
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Andrew Paulson
Ralph 8
Dewey
Corry
St. Edward's Parochial School
Second Woman Hit by Bicycle on Walk Here
Police report two pedestrians injured by bicycles on sidewalks in the city. Mrs. Floretta W. Bates, 98, Sparinsburg, was struck near Barnes Calligghoe store on Northhenter Street during a severe storm, suffering a bruised foot and torn skirt. the rider briefly stopped then escaped. A prior incident, Mrs. H. Barties of West Pleasant Street, was bruised at Main Street and First Avenue. Police say sidewalk bicycle riding is forbidden by ordinance, and enforcement may tighten to protect walkers amid rising pedestrian accidents.
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Floretca W. Bates
Sparisnaburg
Barnes ¢ Calligghoe
Northhenter Street
Sparta
Darn
Bot
HO Barties
West
Pleasant Street
Main
First Avenue
John D. Flarizan
Mal Beety
Tess Hazard
Rural cooperatives urged to unite into state wide body
Public Utility Commissioner Richard J. Beamish urged Pennsylvania's 15 rural cooperatives to form a single tough state wide organization. He spoke at Caledonia State Park to Addins Electric Cooperative Inc. noting over 23 000 members are in 18 cooperatives representing about 150 000 owners tenants and farm workers.
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Chambersburg
Rich
Ard J. Beamish
Pennsylvania
United States
Addins
Uniteams
York
Franklin
Cumberland
Lepintattra
Beamish
Autos Collide At Concord And South Streets
At dusk on a Friday two cars collided at the Concord and South streets intersection. Gerald Lynch Ri D and his 10 year old daughter Geraldine Lynch suffered injuries while Gerald Lynch's arm and side were hurt and a neighbor, Whitney Anderson, received facial lacerations needing stitches. Both drivers were shaken. Shreve, the other operator, escaped with minor injuries. Police investigated.
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Wien Queurved
We & Shreve
Gerald Lynch
Lynch
Concord Street
Shreve
Lyech
Geraldine Lynch
Bhitney Anderson
Corry
Te J. Kelly
Doim Julle
Boy Admits Media Murder in Philadelphia Slaying
The Associated Press reports 1-year-old Jol Leeds of Philadelphia signed a statement admitting Jip Slavine of Mrs. Elizabeth Watson's murder. Belle Geary, 60, sister to the deceased, was beaten the same night. Leeds escaped from Glen Mills reformatory and was arrested in Columbus, Ohio after information from another youth. Mrs. Watson died three days later. Miss Geary is in critical condition.
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Ohio
Reformatory
Associated Press Media
B. Mrclensehan
Jol Leeds
Philadelphia
Jip Slavine
Eligabeth Watson
Belle Geary
Hursany
Columbus
Ittorma- Han
Pat Pa G
Glen Milla Schools Reformatory
Leeds
Plane Hunting Slayer of Six on West Coast
Aston AUCKLAND, N. 2, Oct. 1 reports a bomb-laden plane with six armed men patrolling the Melson coast in search of a fugitive believed to have killed six and wounded several police. Stanley Graham, described as a deadly fugitive, is said to have killed a policeman and wounded others as a nationwide manhunt grips the west coast.
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Aston Auckland
N. 2
Melson
South Ieland
Stanley Granam
West Coast
Txe
Graham
Seventeen Hurt In Bus Crash Near Bastian Virginia
Seventeen people aboard a southbound Atlantic Greyhound bus were injured when the vehicle crashed near a highway cut, landing in a gully south of here near Bastian Virginia. Rescue crews recovered five bodies, crew members moved passengers, and two were reported severely injured.
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Associated Press Sluepield, W. Vi
Ocl
Atlantic Greyhound Buy
Bastian
Death of ex head Warren Hospital doctor Dr Darling
Dr Darling 54 prominent psychiatrist and superintendent of Torrance state hospital died of a heart ailment after a brief illness. He had shown improvement in treatment yesterday morning before the fatal attack. Survived by widow and daughter Ella Darling. Chief Justice Stone 69 today in Washington. associates said the court program included cake prep for Mon Way’s session.
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Grmsnshung
Ler
Hour
Ira A. Darling
Torrance
Ella Darling
Washington
Ohf
Stone
Mon- Way
Ousted Panama President Heads Home Amid Uncertain Future
Havana reports Panama's two day old government weighing its path with Arias loyalists backing La Guardia. Possible vote on reform or dissolution of the assembly eyed while calls for unity across parties echo in Coon Park. In Budapest, Belgrade press claims 30 communists executed in Albania.
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Associated Press
Havana
Aronife
Avias
Pan ~ Am
Arias
Ward Ureater
United States
Panama
Eitng
Arnulfo Arius
Pollien Wsperts
la Guardia
Jose Encarageion Arjona
Nalott Fevolutionsry
Coon Park
Pew
Budapest
Hungary
Belgrade
AL Guprija
Feria
Will Probe Jap Envoys Action Here
Senator Gillette urged approval and a Senate investigation into Japanese diplomats and allied figures in the United States. He cites review by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the intelligence services. He emphasized a public inquiry to monitor activities tied to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Gilete
Depan
Cerner Armis
RAF Renew Bombings Across German Channel Front
British air actions resumed with improved weather aiding the campaign against Germany. RAF raids targeted Rotterdam Ostend Dunkirk and Bordeaux along the channel front and inland routes. No sustained larger offensive occurred for over a week. A late note mentions the first ice danger on the Chen river signaling early winter creeping southward.
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London
Germat
Ruineland
Sour
lAnnot
Gremany
Wether
Guffey Seeks Open Democratic State Primary Support
In Harrisburg Oct 11 U S Senator Guffey urged Pennsylvania county Democratic chairs to push for an open primary in the 1942 fight and avoid endorsing a single candidate before January 1. Secretary Paul C. Lewis and others discussed the proposal and planned meetings with county chiefs in central Pennsylvania over the weekend.
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Frost
Harrisburg
U. S
Joseph F. Chifley
Pennsylvania
Mweyund State Park
Pranklin County
George Earrp
U.S
Slaughter Report From Moscow Berlin On Central Front
Russian Red armies fall back to a shorter defense as Germany intensifies the drive on the central front. Soviet dispatches warn of grave danger near Bryansk and Vyazma while German forces press toward Rostov and Moscow. Allied air raids hit German targets in the west as the Moscow offensive broadens in a year of heavy combat.
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Berlin
Melitopol
Leingrad
Moscow
Associated Press
Russia
Sovier
Vyaamasecway
UT. S&s. Ry
Red Star
Bryansk
Adolf Miller
Besd
Martars
Vena
Sopley
Dowiver
Rostov
Levingrad
Rustin
Vysema
Geman Cwreses
Seermeal Fry
Hildler
Fussis
RAY
Mme Eeich
Willy
Pulir
Rhineland
Rotterdam
Ostend
Dite— Serqué
Tevecs
Pirenomes
Belgium
France
Rales
Britaia
Thousands Arrested in Paris Round-Up
Police swept Paris for suspected anti government agitators and minority activists. About 88,000 people were searched and questioned as arrests spread across the city amid unrest and fears of violence.
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Paris
Cerman-nocuyte
Reewah Weoley
Nein
Wert
Ota
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Pyrom Peril
Spiteri
Villagt
Typ Baek
Iduny
Lve
Atlante
Corry Evening Journal
Babson
Anne
Nous
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House
Folice
Concord
South
Corry Hospital
Boy
Darling
Warren Hospital
Cuba
RAF
Aliska
Ovt
Chens
Guffey
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