Hitler vows to strengthen Germany's defenses and guard borders
The Infoma zione Diplomatica agency reports Hitler stating Germany would continue to bolster defenses and remain vigilant at its frontiers. The note adds that Italy would not be left behind in defense strengthening.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Taly
Infamaazione Diplomatica
Foreign Office
Notable Social Roundup of Club Visits and Travel
Mrs. F. S. Austin spoke at the Woman's Club in East Springfield. John Matsko returned to leveland after a Corry visit. Harold J. Powell's party headed to Cleveland for the Lincoln Zephyr pre show and guest duties. Samuel H. Skinner attended a Buffalo class reunion. Various residents traveled to Erie Titusville and Buffalo for events and visits.
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F. S. Austin
East Springfield
Woman's Club
John Matsko
University of
Willard Glani
Robert Clark
Bernard Shaw
Kendall
Moose Club
Hire
Allan Wells
East Orangi
N. J
Arive
W 17. Miller
West Frederick Street
C. A. Myers
Erie
Harret Myers
Claire Fenno
Richard Bachomerton
Cor Marning Foy
Vattly
Buffalo
N.Y
Rose Weslby
Lottie Stephens
Orville ,Titus
Alma Gartner
Margaret Walters
Mary Morrison
Stary Robbins
C. A Mountain
Mrosence Hotchkiss
Meredith Wellg
Women's Relief Corps
North Mast
Corry
Fred Unvberg
Sherman, Mc
City
Sarah Stearns
Alma Hickson
Titusville
J. Donwld Watson
Kane, Pa
Harry Anderson
Columbus Day Talk by Rev Feeney At Corry Rotary
Rev. Edward J. Feeney of St Thomas Church spoke to Corry Rotary at the Hotel Corry on Columbus Day themes. He traced European events shaping Columbus voyages and noted the need for a new route to the Indies and the invention of navigational tools. A directors meeting followed with routine business.
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Edward J. Feeney
Constantinople
Indies
Headquarters move eyed from Franklin to Erie
A rumor claims the district highway headquarters may shift from Franklin to Erie. Local Democrats say State Secretary Roy E Brownmilley told them no Erie County Democratic discussions occurred and the Franklin office would stay. Erie County Democrats assert a transfer agreement is in place.
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Franklin
Erie
Wis
Roy E Brownmilley
Erie County
Fisthes
Youth Topic Headlines City Y Meeting Leadership Council
Dr Horace P Lavely of Allegheny College addressed the Y Leaders Council at the annual meeting drawing about thirty young leaders. William Miller became president of the Corry Leaders Council with Miss Helen Lodge as recording secretary. D A Hillstromunit Superintendent Ralph S Dewey spoke urging continued teacher efforts and praised M Hengst as local secretary. Rev Perry Haines led devotions and Armony Hillstrom served as chairman.
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Horace P. Lavely
Allegheny College
Meadville
Helen Lodge
D. A. Hillstromy
Ralph S. Dewey
M. Hengst
Perry ¥. Haines
Armony Hillstrom
Allegheny Forest Admitted as Center by Halted Bruce
Harrisburg reports Allegheny National Forest has been admitted to the state recreational council. B Pitkin, executive director of the state planning board, announced the move as forest supervisor H L Bowlen advised Pik Realizing the desirability of coordinating outdoor recreation development with other agencies in the state the council offers planning resources to ensure orderly progressive and adequate service for residents and travelers.
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Alegheny National Forest
State Recreational Council
B. Pitkin
State Planning Board
H. L. Bowlen
Forest Supervinor
Pik
Penayrounte
True bill returned in Chicago murder case
A Cook county grand jury returned a drug bill against James Mutter a 9 civil engineer charging the murder of his wife Marguerite 35. The bill is expected to be reported Thursday to Superior Judge Michel McKinley.
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Chicago
Cook County
James Mutter
Marguerite
Michel McKinley
Feather Bed Rolls and Potato Muffins Surprise Guests
A hostess hosts a spontaneous eight o'clock bridge gathering and bakes feather bed rolls from a rich yeast dough and a potato muffin variant. The recipe details include yeast, milk, sugar, flour, and butter, with instructions for rising, shaping, and baking at 425 degrees. The writeup notes guests took home the recipe.
Pittsburgh Markets Report From United Press Sale
The Pittsburgh wholesale produce market showed moderate demand with mixed results across items. Apples, lettuces, onions, and potatoes varied around steady to slightly higher prices, while specific regional and variety notes are listed for New York and New Jersey origins with prices per basket or sack. Livestock and grain sections indicate typical midwinter trading with steadier hogs and sheep values and noted on sale schedules for Monday.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Cortlands
W. Va
Michigan
Idaho
Jersey
McGreen
Long Island
New Jersey Jersey
Tory Va
Carlo
Met
Japs in South China On New Offensive
Japan presses its advance in South China as Britain and France focus on Europe and Palestine. The article notes coordinated European events and Germany’s influence, with Britain distracted and China facing resumed Japanese expansion amid broader global turmoil.
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South China
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Japan
Europe
Palestine
Britain
China
France
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