28th Division Signal Officer Killed in Action
Lieut. Col. Mau tide Wilson of Erie was killed in action in Germany on September 29. He served as Division Signal Officer for the 28th Infantry Division after joining the National Guard in 1941. A native of Emporium, he had recently resided in Erie with his wife Mrs. Helitrice Layberger Wilson. Wilson trained at Indiantown Gap Camp Livingston Camp Gordon Johnson and Camp Pickett and arrived in England in September 1943. Trad has piraven of 115,600 square miles.
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Erie
Mautide
Wilson
Helitrice Layberger Wilson
Germany
War Department
Emporium
Pittsburgh
Col. Wilson
24Th Signal Company
National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Camp Livingston
Camp Gordon Johnson
Fla
Camp Pick
England
Cdl. Wilson
28Th Infantry Division
Admiral King Receives Secret Pearl Harbor Report
A top secret report on the Pearl Harbor investigation is now in the hands of Admiral Ernest J. King. Navy Secretary Forrestal was notified to assess how much of the findings could endanger national security if disclosed. The document, delivered to King for determination, has sparked political debate over its withholding.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Ernest J. King
Navy
Rep
Maas
R-Minn
Forrestal
Court of Inquiry
King
War News and Local Notices from City and Vicinity
Various local items: POW turns up in Germany. piano recital invitation by Mrs Grace Brown Nason. Warren foreman Sal Zobrest injured by falling plates. United Lumber sold to Chelda Lumber & Supply Co. Jamestown and Titusville wartime service notes. rabies case in Mayville. weekend farm show specials. Erie motorists receive new gasoline books. accident and medical updates. war fund campaign kickoff. local bingo and community notices.
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Powell Motor Co
Glenn
Brent
Howard Ford
Howard C. Ford
West Henley Street
Germany
Grace Brown Nason
Cleveland Brown
Women's Club
West Sixth Street
Erie
Warren
United Lumber & Supply Corp
Wetmore Yard
Warren Capital
Chelda Lumber & Supply Co
Jillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Mayville
Granger
State Laboratory
John Freeman
Sherman
E. S. Francis
Warren County
Cox Grocery
Titusville
Arted Services
Selective Service Board
Salvation Army
Rod & Gun Club
Sir Erie
Erie City
Corry Hospital
Thomas Higley
R. D
Spartansburg
Harold Schalton
Bush
Mainstreet
Donald Dedean
Ridge Street
Latten
Hallowe’en Dance
Columbus
Smilin
Joe
Middletown Air Service Command
Harrisburg
Jennie Alain
Jamestown
Hop Brubster
James Berry
Peach
Berry
Thomas Motor Co
Morris d. Dibble
Morton Club
Chautauaua County
Dunkirk
U.S. Employment Service
Attic
Leo J. Allard
Franz Furniture
Eric John Turowski
Turowski
Office of Price Administration
Turowki
Roy Mung
St. Edward's Hall
Selien Hillyer
Union City
May Hillyer
John R. Davis, Sr
Jesse Davis
East Bissell Avenue
France
Our City
National War Fund
Rew Crows
Bonita Gordon
Episcopal Church
Clast
Emma Bates Buried at Spring Creek Friday
Funeral services held Friday afternoon at 2 30 for Mrs. Emma Bates at her daughter Mrs Paul Kafferlin the Rev John Waite officiating Relatives serving as bearers included Hollis Upperm an Chauncey Boots Milton Kenneth and Harold Jaquith and Raymond Bates Interment was in Spring Creek cemetery Attending from away were numerous Bates relatives and friends from nearby towns including New Gristle Brie Corry Warren Jamestown Oil City Youngsville and Spartansbig.
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Bing Bates
Bates
Paul Kafferlin
R. D
Spring Creek
John Waite
Hollis Upperman
Chauncey Boots
Milton
Kenneth
Harold Jaquith
Raymond Bates
Manley R. Bates
Raymond
Donald Bates
Fed Shit
Tery Green
Gross
Ralph
Donaldson
Brie
John Our
Tamily
Sam Halley
Sophrenia Brownson
Willum Ingram
Frank Poremen
Clyde Macron
Corry
Milton Jaquith
Glenn Jaquith
Kenneth Jaquith
Columbus
Clare Lowe
Gaughter
Emily Spyder
Claude Tawson
Arthur Dyckes
Warren
Oliver Bunting
John Obrn, Jr
Chesley Marybee
Jamestown
Ethel Fink
Clara Fogean
Oil City
Charles Spencer
Youngsville
Fred Bates
Mor—tis
Spartansbig
First Army Prepares for New Drive on Rhineland
Allied forces push toward the Rhineland as American, British, and Soviet units advance on multiple fronts. Berlin claims Russian incursions in East Prussia. Italians and Germans contest ground along the Po and Adriatic coast. British patrols move on a Greek town near Lamia while Greek and German positions hold elsewhere.
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Rhineland
Warsaw
Rimii-Bologny Road
Cesena
L Adriatic
Cesenation
Riluulul
Bologna
Lami
Aljinns
Ditawa
Nygown
Thebes
Pmpacty Iy
Mechanes
Wage increases avert bus and rail strike in Shenango Valley
A Labor Board decision today raised wages across Shenango Valley Transportation Company workers, ending the threat of a transportation strike by bus drivers and maintenance staff. W. C. Davis denies other details while officials confirm the accord.
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Sharon Sharon
Wire Labor Board
Shenango Valley
Cominy
W. C. Davis
Miners in Pittsburgh pledge support for Dewey administration
Miners from the Mine Workers' district in Pittsburgh pledged their support for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey during a conference yesterday. They stated their aim to back his labor policy promises and push for what they call a strong administration of the labor laws in the United States.
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Pittsburgh
Txan
Néfieinis
Et Saven
Pétiny
Thoms B. Dewey
Mead Park Annual Meeting Plans for Season Start
The Mead Park association reports key items from its annual meeting. O A Steinett notes picnic group activities, volunteer donations total 346, and plans for ice skating, water level restoration, and a maintenance program led by Howard J Sheen and local high school students. Directors discuss buying new play equipment and electing directors at the November meeting.
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O. A. Steiinett
Mead Perk
Howard J. Sheen
Mead Park
Glen .C. Mead Wid Rendens Sve
Citivens
Babson Urges Store Stocks as Investment Strategy
The text argues that large department stores function like banks or insurers in asset strength, can relocate if beneficial, and have low labor costs with wage hikes not necessarily crippling. It notes tax policies, leaseability, and merchandising decisions driven by profitability and state tax dynamics.
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Aegate
Tates
Pristine Land Honduras Divided Into Three Agricultural Regions
The description outlines Honduras divided into mountain plateau and coast. Mountain grows coffee and fruit, valleys cultivate tobacco cereals and corn, coast cultivates a new roster of crops including rubber trees abaca and palm oils. The text highlights large scale agriculture and a world demand for these crops.
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Honduras
Pennsylvania
Heyes
Manila
Cope
How Merchants Should Pick Stocks After World War II
The text advises merchants to focus on chains operating in busy city corners and to verify stock listings on the Big Board. It discusses postwar inventions and market shifts, noting benefits for some industrials and harm for others, and suggests buying stock of well operated stores as a prudent rule of thumb.
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New York City
Fragmented OCR Personal Note on Diversion and Values
A fragmented text discusses beliefs about equal operation of two or three items. It mentions diversie fication and implies money concerns and values. The legibility is low, with garbled phrases such as Uren alvide soup mioney and no clear subject or outcome.
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Wing - Willi Star
Pillsbury's
Regal
Sky
Trad
Corry War Fund
Ue National War Fund
Rexall
Rober T. Peterson
Charles A. Peterson
15Th’ Air Force
Italy
Austriia
Thomas Motor No
Warren Frank Gerardi
Tiona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren General Hospital
Peterson
Penn Zou van Gise
Starox
Smith
Thal
BRP
North Corry
Julius ©. Holmes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Emma Bates
Shambeurg
Babson
Corry Building & Loan Association
South Center
Al’s
Al's Clothes Shop
Alecessore
Bernstein Bros
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