Halloween celebration plans marching forward with parade
Townwide festivities are set for October including a march through the streets ending at Minto Armory. A 20 piece band and diverse acts will perform with prizes for original features and a grand finale at the Armory. Merchants warn of cautions and a festive crowd is urged to attend.
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Warrants to Deport Aliens at Gary
Warnings of deportation were reported for aliens in Gary with authorities preparing rounds. The article notes tensions, possible troop involvement, and mentions Ravenna Amat and local figures discussing enforcement steps and wage implications.
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Packers Dominate Food Trade Report Reveals Market Share
United Press reports Washington October 10 that a federal trade commission study finds Pack era wholesalers controlling a large portion of the grocery market. The report notes the Packers’ influence through the supply chain and mentions various firm names and market reach.
Nation Faces Paralyzing Coal Strike Within Weeks
United Press dispatch from Washington outlines feared national paralysis if a coal strike occurs. Estimates warn production could drop sharply, with substantial impact on railways, industry, and heating fuel as winter approaches. ten days of disruption could ripple nationwide, stressing supply chains and economic activity.
May vote today on Shantung dispute heats Senate debate
Washington October 16 The Tudors of both political parties today are debating the Shantung amendment which would alter the treaty and turn the German concession back to China. The vote is considered one of the most important issues of the treaty fights.
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Escaped Slayer Captured at Pittsburgh
United Press reports 48 year old Tiny Mu Me, under indictment for murder, escaped from Rye and Bur Moapitad here by leaping from a second floor window. He was captured by police today after a hospital escape attempt, while a mob waited outside. He is in hospital under guard.
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Embargo Averts Sugar Shortage Report
An embargo is proposed to curb sugar shortages with a government review of surplus sugar. A secretary of Navy and a secretary of War report on potential government contributions to consumers, amid calls for export restrictions on refined sugar and cane sugar products.
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Pittsburgh Has Female Burglar
A report from Washington details a series of burglaries attributed to a female suspect. The article describes the suspect entering several homes and an escape in an automobile. Police are investigating with a focus on identifying the woman and her movements.
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Katia-Koo Proved Fine Attraction in Corry Show
A long-running entertainment, Katia-Koo, played at Rox Miratra under Miss Ann Atetkittien supervision. The musical attracted a large audience with a clever plot and vivid performances. Notable cast included Katelin Kooss, Mirry Darling, Dick Hotton, and Len Whittle, with Mrs L Bilis as Mia Chatty Gaddin and Dorothy Waller as Polly. The show featured strong musical numbers, graceful dancing, and a striking grand finale. a program error omitted some cast names.
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Thief enters K K Shoe Co building during break in
An amateur burglar entered the K K Shoe Company building through a lower floor window and removed one pair of shoes. The thief moved through the showroom and offices, attempting to fit a pair, then fled before officers could catch him. Investigator found evidence pointing to a likely getaway route and items related to the break in.
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Big Choir Organized for Revival Effort
A local call to form a 200-voice Chority Choir to support revival meetings. The group will recruit volunteers from church choirs and congregations, must be at least four years old, require no formal training, and meet nightly during rehearsals. First practice set for Sunday, October 26, at 8 PM, with a large orchestra to accompany.
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President better cabinet meets today
Washington reports that President is better and the cabinet will meet at noon to address the sugar shortage and tobacco production concerns. Secretary Tumulty announced the president’s improved condition and the cabinet’s afternoon session to discuss prevention measures and general wartime actions.
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Secretary Wilson Eyes Conference to Avert Strike
Washington October 10 Secretary Wilson prepared a proposed four page agreement to present to mine labor leaders at a conference he organized John Lewis head of the United Mine Workers was en route to Washington from Mangpolls with plans to arrive late today The government warned a strike could be set for November 1 if no accord is reached A meeting with union leaders and operators was planned to decide the next steps and whether workers would accept the tentative agreement
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Governor Sproul Visits Corry Morning En Route to Erie
Governor William C. Sproul passed through Corry today en route to Erie where he was to attend a reception and tour the city. Local officials and residents anticipated speeches, a parade from Union Station, and a banquet at the Masonic Temple, with plans coordinated by the Corry General Committee chaired by James S. Sherwin.
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Letts Begin Offensive Push Germans Back In Riga Region
By United Press Holaingtors and October 4 Tho Letts began an offensive against the Germans in the Riga region. The opening moves report that the Germans are being pushed back rapidly along the Dwina river as Buoness hoods mark the advance.
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Maynard Forced Down Near Wahoo Nebraska
Bulletin reports Lt. Maynard was forced down four miles west of Wahoo Nebraska after a crankshaft failure. Army trucks from a nearby aviation station aided the scene as crews work to determine the cause and continue the transcontinental route. Maynard had earlier set a record journey and hoped to reach Mingola by Friday.
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Stranger Arrested After Large Roll Found on man
A Pontiac stranger was picked up by police last evening in an intoxicated state. He arrived in town from Brly in the afternoon and was taken to the city jail after $400 found on him. This morning he paid his fine and expressed appreciation for the department's care before leaving.
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Theft of 100000 Jewelry Hits New York Home
Police aim to arrest a suspect in a $100,000 jewelry theft from Mrs Geyland Braudais in New York. The haul included a pearl necklace a diamond necklace and four gold watches. A separate report from Galveston notes the US Shipping Board vessel Daran bound for Marseilles was reported lost off Bermuda with officers and crew accounted for. A fire at a farmer James BisCullough’s Armatrong county barn destroyed by suspected incendiary origin damaged hay and grain.
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Corry and Salisbury Set for Saturday Game
Manager Weaver of Corry works to finalize a game with Salisbury for Saturday. Officials await a definite pitch decision as Jamestown may be involved and a formal announcement will come tomorrow.
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Oil well near city shows stronger production
A report details an oil well near the city with improved output since a prior decline. The article names figures including Corry partition officials and the Morena Mine group as observers, noting promise of stabilizing results and better showing in the local field.
Concord Couple Marry at Jamestown
Concord couple Velma Marie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Motiny, and Thayer Moray, son of Mrs Bla Mut, married in Jamestown with Rev T. Loneie officiating. Afterward they planned a motor trip through western New York to visit relatives, with guests from local families in attendance.
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Bell School Students Secure Local Positions
The Bell School reports several students have completed a three month special course and now hold local posts. Individuals named include Evangeline Lawrence, Misty Viola Lawson, and many others in offices connected to Mis Howard Tannery and the VS Radiator Coy, with graduates cited for early career placement.
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Ajax Plant Shutdown Prolongs Downtime After Engine Trouble
A minor car trouble triggered a prolonged shutdown at Ajax Tron Works early today. The foundry slowed the empire day, but the Hit department will resume by tomorrow night. the plant delays affect operations and production timelines.
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Weather Update Forecast Tonight Through Tomorrow
Rain is expected tonight followed by colder conditions. Remaining partly cloudy with fair skies and cooler temperatures. Humidity remains moderate as a cold front moves through the region. Winds from the northwest.
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