PARTNERSHIP PROBLEM DISCUSSES BRITISH AMERICAN COOPERATION
The Corry Evening Journal prints a discussion on Anglo American cooperation amid wartime strategy. It cites British islanders as seasoned event collectors and notes Americans have built continental development. The piece argues for united effort against a common enemy and collaboration in global leadership with Britain and Russia.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Artay
Britain
Briglis
Indle
Chien
James Breston
Leidon
New York Times
Wihich
Cuinehi
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Wemistak
Go! World Authority
Great Britain
Rusia
British Empire
Scapa Flow
The Sales Tax Debate in Ohio and America
A historical reflection on the sales tax idea from Ohio and across the United States. It notes wartime funding, public acceptance, and the push for a federal sales tax with conditions. The piece weighs whether a temporary, simplified system could stop future tax confusion and sustain surplus relief.
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Ohio
Unclear World War II War Speech Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text appears to report a wartime speech with references to ammunition gasoline and public warning. The readable bits suggest a cautionary tone about avoiding unnecessary consumption and securing fuel resources during conflict. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
Albany Bristling as Probes Opened in Bitter Political Battle
Albany, the capital, bristles as a grand jury probes spending by the GOP led legislature and Gov. Dewey aides pursue audits. District Attorney Delaney and State Comptroller Moore are summoned, amid claims of a $1,664,338 shortage and political maneuvering shaping one of New York State’s fiercest power struggles.
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Albany
Democratc
Lngislature
Mitoes
John T. Delaney
Moore
Thomas E) Dewey
Dewey
Ital
Pocnaca
Grand Juss
Justus Corming
State Comptroller's
New York
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Piles October 2018
Twenty years ago items recall a disrupted school director nomination, a Pennsylvanian Railroad wreck with little loot, a labor injury on East Pleasers Street, and a Bracken mutiny tale. Reports mention Gerry’s celebration plans, a humane case against Sprite Crerk, and an anniversary gathering on Second Avenue with wedding events briefed.
Sinking Ship and Privation in War Rhetoric Across Nations
A fragmentary editorial-like passage contrasts public tolerance of privation in America with wartime scarcity and resilience. It notes Sweden's tightening stance against German troop movements and shipments, suggesting shifting regional judgments on who will prevail in the war and implying growing strain on Nazi support.
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Sweden
Germany
Joever
Daily Dozen on Breastfeeding During Rationing
The column asserts maternal milk as the safest biologically complete and most economical feeding for infants during rationing. It laments low breastfeeding rates, notes many mothers can feed if they choose, and cautions artificial feeding risks to physical and mental development.
How to Cut a Branch From a Tree
Instructions explain removing large branches with three cuts. Start about one foot from the trunk with an under cut two inches deep. Then cut on top about two inches beyond the first cut to sever the branch. The under cut prevents bark peeling. Finish by removing the stub flush with the trunk.
Grapes ripen in Brie belt despite cool September
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania grape crop at 63 percent of normal on Oct 1, with rainfall aiding large, high quality clusters. Berry moth and leaf-hoppers active in some vineyards. harsh spring freeze reduced totals. October 1 production estimated at 15,800 tons, down 5,700 tons from last year and below the long-term average.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculene
Auto trivia mixed with old newspaper quiz questions
A list of seven auto and general knowledge prompts about geography politics history and food gives scattered questions. Naples location, Ramsay MacDonald’s party, Ossinenko sea, Stratford on Avon, Gilbert Stuart’s role, white plague disease, last of the Mohicans reference, and leather trade hints are asked in fragmented form.
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Naples
Italy
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Ossinenko
Sea
St Stratford-on-Avon
England
Gilbert Stuart
JC Fenimore Popper
Six 'Crooked Decisions' Charged To Federal Judge After A New Inquiry
Philadelphia report details alleged fraud and bribery in six Davis decisions by former U S Circuit Judge J Warren Davis now living in Lawrenceville New Jersey The cases include Fox bankruptcy and a Universal Oil Products patent suit with attorney Kaufman tied to a $50000 fee White alleges Davis received a financial share The Universal ruling was described as tainted and fraud tainted Davis resigned in 1941 and the investigation began in 1941 with no estimate given for any profit share
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Philadelphia
U. S. Circuit Court
J. Warren Davis
UW. 8
Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomas Raeburn
White
Davis
William
Fox
Universal Oil Products Company
Universal Company
Morgan 8. Kauffman
Scranton
Roy
Kaufman
U. S
Kauffman
Stone Etring Company
Winkler Koch Engineering Company
Abe
Lawrenceville
N. J
Cork
Universal Lage
Uniersal
Rumor Tied Canal Build to Gulf Stream Change
The OCR fragment cites a wild rumor during Panama Canal construction claiming the canal would halt the Gulf Stream, freezing Europe most of the year. It also mentions Jubilee College, later Mino State Park, built in 1939 by Bishop Philander Chase, and notes that on October 1, 1614 the term New Netherlands appeared in colonial annals.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. Mth St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Corry Pas
Enawa
Europe
Jubilee College
Mino’ State Park
Philander Chase
New Netherlands
Traffic Deaths Show Decrease in Erie County
Ten persons died in traffic accidents on Erie city and county streets and highways in the first eight months of 1948, a drop from the 1942 period. Five were pedestrians or drivers, with nine pedestrian deaths last year and four in rural areas so far this year. The report notes changes across city and rural fatalities compared to earlier years.
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Liehways
Buc
Sifely
State Department of Revenung
Jamestown Slows Sale Of Farm Property Amid Council Debate
Jamestown council deferred action on a proposed sale of the Colburn Farm known as the English site to Detective Harold J Fogle. Councilman Miller cited repairs and low city revenue, noting the 1949 assessment at $5 and the farm’s decade-long holding by the city. Mayor Stroth requested more details before resuming discussion.
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Police Department
Cemnit
Colburn
Miller
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