Nation's strike total cuts schools in half and return soon
The nationwide strike tally fell nearly in half as about 216,000 coal miners returned to work under United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis. Yet a looming 10 city glass workers walkout threatens labor peace, with 18,600 glass workers across 10 cities idled and other sectors showing varied resolutions and ongoing disputes.
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Associated Press
Poltsburgh
Het
United Mine Workers
John K. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Vows Khok
Bie Stetke
Pion
Data L. Lewis
Reburns
Tabor
Luphiedés
General Motors Packard Electrical
Warren
Ohio
AFL
Los Angeles
General Electric K rn\ Corporation
Chicago
Reevere Copper and
Gulf Coast
CIO
United Automobie
General Motors Corp
Congress
Sen el- Yenger
D-La
CIO Federation of Glass, Ceramic, and Silica Land
Lewis McCracken
Federation
Ard
Toledo
Vernon
Ford City
Creighton
Clarksburg
Charleston
W. Va
Ottawa
Crystal City
Henrietta
Oldla
Shreveport
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Go
Libey-Owens-Ford Co
Konoye Seeks Peaceward Japan Through Diet Governed Reform
Prince Konoye said MacArthur urged a liberal movement and a new constitution to reduce imperial power. He outlined sweeping educational changes to end militarist teaching and shift toward peace, with Diet authority as a safeguard against future misuse of power. Hirohito anxious to guide policy while Potsdam terms are considered.
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Tokyo
Japan
Punimaro Konoye
MacArthur
Hirohito
K Onoye
Ja— Pen Aad
Elique Mmine
Mikado
Potsdam
Arthur
Ronoye
Det
Erie Soldier Palmer Dies in Auto Crash in Germany Duty
Erie soldier Pfc Lloyd Melvin Palmer 19 of Erie died in an automobile accident while returning from a Germany deployment. The War Department notified his parents that his death occurred en route with 19 P. Jackson 8 C. Palmer's wife Violy lives in Cleveland and his father is Albert F Palmer.
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Erie
Infantry
Germany
Lloyd Melvin Palmer
P. Jackson
War Department
Pvt. Palmer
Violy
Cleveland
Albert F .Palmer
Anti Nazi Begins Hunt For Hitler
Philadelphia report says Dr Robert M W Kempner German born anti Nazi who came to the U S in 1989 seeks Adolf Hitler dead or alive in Germany on direct orders from the White House. Kempner, legal counsel of the Prussian intelligence service, is noted for detailed knowledge of Hitler's appearance and skeleton.
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Nosnemeneres
Philadelphia
Robert M. W. Kempner
U. S
Ane Tits
Adolf Hitler
Germany
White House
Philadelphia Record
Kempfer
Pruisstinete Gulige
Huehner
Gestapol
Hitler
Ube
Bradford man kills wife and wounds others
Bradford Pa October 22 Police Lt Pascarella said a 40 year old machinist lay in wait in the bushes and shot his estranged wife as she and companions prepared to enter a taxi. He then killed himself with a head wound after wounding his stepdaughter and a friend. two others were hurt and are recovering. The motive centered on a separations after a five month marriage. District Attorney Claud Shattuck and county detectives investigated.
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Associated Press
Bradford
Plale Pascarella
Pascarella
Frederick Bellis
Cottage Row
Gertrude Bellis
Bellis
Veronita McGann
Clyde Lindemuth
McGann
Lindemuth
Bradford Hospital
Claud Shattuck
McKean County
Aero Workers Bus Service Suspended Across Three Routes
The Higgins owned buses that carried workers to Aero plants from Titusville Sportenshiire Canadana Lake and Union City have ceased operations. The one owner, Herold Higgins of Canadana Lake, plans to surrender the service and sell the equipment. Workers previously using the service faced new commute challenges as private cars became the main alternative. The routes had provided multiple round trips daily during peak Aero plant employment, offering essential transport amid wartime schedules.
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Higgins
Yedu
Aero Vnta
Titusville
Sportenshiire
Canaddan Lake
Union City
Acro
Biaes Isd
Street Department Clears Center Street Drainage Connection
Street Commissioner Amy supervised Streets Department workers at the Center Street crossing of the Erie Railroad as they begin excavations for a sewer drainage installation. The city cooperates with railway construction teams to lay concrete and other work linking to the main sewer, eliminating water nuisance at the site.
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Amy
Streets
Center Street
Erie Railroad
Erle
First Baptist Church Basement Remodel Under Way
Men of the First Baptist Church begin remodeling the entire basement at West Pleasant Street and Second Avenue to create a recreation social room with dining facilities for church and Sunday School gatherings. Volunteers provide labor tools and the church supplies.
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First Baptist Church
West Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Associated Press
General
Philadelphia
Trix
Heaviest Auto Traffic With First Gas Rationing Echo
Reported surge in motor vehicles on the Roosevelt Highway tied to wartime gas restrictions. Police noted the greatest traffic volume in days with multiple directions passing the city. A collision near Union City caused injuries and property damage estimated at $400. one driver received treatment at Union City Hospital.
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Gomy
Lays
Ie City
Ronsevelt
Cory
State Police
Howevey
Avile
Union City
Frat House Fire at Rutgers Claims Three Students
Middlesex County coroner cites suffocation as the cause of death for Raymond Berger 19 and Benjani Gordon 20 Rutgers sophomores in a three story Sigma Alpha Mu house fire. Miss Kateman and Miss Pommer die as sparks trap guests leaping from second floor windows. four Rutgers men and a houseman injured in the blaze that wrecked the 35 year old building.
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Associated Press
New Brunswick
Rutgers University
New Jersey Colles
New York University
Middlesex County
Robert H L. Janitson
Rutgers
Raymond Schiff
Jamesburg
Kateman
Corrine F. Fommer
Ridgewood
Women's College
Schil
Secane
U.S. River Gunboat Sele Attacked on Yangtze Near Shanghai
Mutual Broadcasting Company correspondent Charles Miner reports the U S S Sele, a United States river gunboat, was fired on midway between Shanghai and Nanking on the Yangtze River. No casualties aboard. Details of attackers and result of return fire unavailable.
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Sat Allen
Ban
Francisco
Onl
Charles Miner
Mutual Broadcasting Company
Shanghai
U.S. S. Sele
Nanking
Yangtze River
Miner
Bulletin updates on state mail delivery and global trade talks
Harrisburg reports a 2 to 1 hearing by the State Milk Commission on whether Pennsylvania should issue an official order for more than every other day mail deliveries. A dairy rep testified that tires and related supplies were unavailable and any change would raise costs for consumers. London announced Britain and the United States protested Russia's planned trade pacts with Romania and Bulgaria as well as Hungary. Washington noted the NC Supreme Court chief justice designated to preside over a labor management conference. Tokyo described the breakup of the Zaibatsu in Japan by the finance minister. Washington reported six drastic OPA pricing regulation recommendations to aid producers and sellers of commodities and manufactured articles.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State
Minle Commission
Pennsylvania
Dairy Company
London
Foreign Office
Britain
United States
Russia
Tamania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Washington
Del
Carnegie Boys Home From War
Carnegie family reunites after four years as Gunner's Mate John Carnegie returns from the Coast Guard Atlantic theater and Lt. Frank Carnegie comes home from the Army Air Force Mediterran ean service. A telegram confirms third son Joseph aboard destroyer escort Will marth arriving in New York for Navy Day.
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WWO
Carnegie
John Carnegie
West
Coast Guard
Frank Carnegie
Army Air Force
Bell
Joseph
T&s. Willmarth
New York
Elks Chorus to Perform Tonight at Union
The Elks Chorus from the local lodge will give a concert at Union tonight in a traditional community event. Soloists include Charles Lyons from Union City and May Selhyan with a program featuring the choir, with proceeds to benefit local charitable efforts.
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Elks’ Chorus
Union Tonight
Momkeys
The
Elks
St. Teresess
Samie Huiee
Eabiiperd
UW Ehiereny
Charles Lyons
Meeney
May Selhyan
Corty
Tiv Group
Kirtgeining
Tur City
Lara
Erie Worker Drops Dead While Hurrying to Catch Bus
W. John Gresse 72, former Griswold Manufacturing pattern making supervisor, collapsed and died while running to catch a bus in Erie. Coroner attributed death to a heart attack. Teletype note mentions FCC forecast on TV broadcasting actions in 1936.
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Maowemyeu
Bene
Erie
W. John Gresse
Len Wacky
Kresse
The
Griswold Manufacturing Company
Warrer Wo Wood
Veteran flier Lt. Homer Bulard discharged after 93 combat missions
Lieut. Homer G. Bulard veteran of World War II air operations completed 94 missions with the sts Fighter Group over England France and Belgium. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal with Oak Leaf Clusters and four European battle stars and returned to the United States in 1944. A Corry High School graduate he previously worked at Aero Supply Company before reenlisting in 1942. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Eldred Bulard Corty Pa.
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Galveston
St Bulard
Infantes Division
Bulard
Bor
Jbt
United Iies
Army
Corry
Aero Supply Company
Glenn Eldred
R. F. DL
Corty
Memorial service fills church for Damon tribute
A large memorial service honoring Lieut Damon filled the church as dignitaries spoke of his war record and life. Rev Wilmer Helfer led the service with Rev B A Hook delivering the eulogy. Mrs C A Johnson provided special music with son Sergt John A Clark singing two solos. The event was described as one of the most impressive ever held in the city.
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Ais Jovary Allianve
Walser S Damon
Prete
Monica
Demon
Nadine
Lis Menier
Harold Matteson
Hres
Wilmer Helfer
Vhuwoh
B. A. Hook
The
Baptist Church
Adrian, Mich
Hook
Damon
Cor [Ay High School
C. A. Johnson
John A. Clark
Erie Reports More Burglaries Five Held
Police reported a small crime wave over the weekend with one house burglary and loot valued around 110.76 plus 97 ty pest. Five youths were arrested in connection with the incidents and a seaman was said to have behaved as a robber of 40 dollars.
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Erie
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