Quisling Executed as Norway’s Traitor
Norway’s wartime ruler Vidkun Quisling was executed by firing squad at 2:40 a.m. Oslo time after a sealed trial and a king’s cabinet rejection of mercy. The incident, witnessed only by a prosecutor, a clergyman, and an official, ends his notorious collaboration with German forces.
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Fresconoslo
Vidkur Quisling
Norway
Foreign Affairs of Fiue
Quisling
Lufite Anggens Lehjoedt
Henrie Bergh
London
Vidi Quisling
Tadey
Norman Ministry of Justice
Issu
Dent
Vidian Quisling
Tober
Supreme Court
Oslo
Wale
Adolf Hiller
Pupbe
Vidienn
Abraham Lbrite
Quisting
Hie
Hitler
Abner
Scan
Ginavia
Quisline
Japan's Mitsui family seeks plan for holdings crisis
Tokyo dispatch reports Mitsui Ltd and Mitsubishi Ltd facing a major reorganization under Allied occupation. Directors weigh retirement of senior members and loss of control as welfare and transport shortages loom. Welfare Minister Ashida cautions on possible famine in coming months while U S war officials monitor talks and Washington policy.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Hitoshi Ashida
Washington
Johnny McCroy
Westant
McArthur McCloy
MacAritin
Unitend
Mitsui
Smillar
Mitsubishi Company, Ltd
Mle
T Be Associated Press
Ashida Saidl
Erncelal
Fragmentary OCR Note From A Local Page Item
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The readable parts mention names and fragments of a family or company note. No clear events, dates, or places are established. The passage lacks coherent facts beyond personal names and a business reference, making a precise summary difficult.
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Fragmented livestock price list and notes
Partial OCR shows dairy and beef prices with lines on hogs, sows, calves, and weights. Mentions price points like 14.80, 6.00, 5.00 and references to bulls or stock factors, but text is garbled and difficult to parse.
War Fund Drive Extended to Saturday in Corry
Dallas C. Smiley, chairman of Corry War Bond committees, announced the final effort has been extended to include Saturday the 27th. Many divisions have not completed work yet but promise a final report by Saturday morning. Actual funds reported up to last night totaled about 6500 toward the city’s goal of 8000.
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Dallas C. Smiley
Corry
Smiley
Bentley Former Postmaster Dies After Sudden Illness
C S Bentley died suddenly last evening after a severe relapse at his home following a day spent in town. A retired postmaster of Cony, he served as assistant to J Austin in 1899 and led the Corey office until 1990. He was born September 27, 18? and left a wife, a son, a daughter, a sister, four grandchildren, and was active in Republican politics and church affairs. Funeral arrangements are set at the Presbyterian Church with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Simon Bentley
East South
Alreet
Mr. Bentley
Hie
Rugnal
Tate
D. Bentley
T. A. Edwards
J. Austin
Bentley
Corey
State Institution
First Presbyterian Church
Corrylodge
B. P. O. Biss
Davison Fneral
Nortly Center Street
Presbyterian
Pine Grove Cemetery
Soldier Brother Visits Pepperman in Erie Jail
Soldier Pvt. W Pepperman traveled from overseas to visit jailed brother Robert Pepperman in Erie Union Station. Det. 24-A reports the first meeting in six years as Robert and Jack West await death sentences for the Joseph B Campbell case. Pepperman’s bag containing clothing was stolen at the station while he rested at quarters.
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Pepperman
Erie
Sed
Union Station
Jack Waldan
W. Pepperman
Eric
Robert
Jack West
Joseph B. Campbell
Walden
Pvt
Tso
Isturton
City Bond Quota Raised In War Finance Meeting
At a Curry War Finance Committee session held at Hotel Cory the Victory Loan quota for Evie was raised to 850400 from earlier figures. The city’s share includes 500000 for corporations and 198000 for others, with a total of 8650400. A Marine Girls Band has secured a definite engagement arriving Thursday November Ist and will perform at Hotel Cory before a rally and concert to open the Victory Loan drive at 3 pm.
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Curry War Finance Committee
Hotel Corry i
Blogauul
Buchanan
Evie
Wee Roy
Boeing
Marine Girls
Arid
Wbehaon
Corey
Umnoun UK
Police Policy on Juveniles Is Confirmed
Judge Evans and Solicitor Walter H. Scott confirm a police policy for juveniles in Huir. Prosecution will occur before the police magistrate with fines or jail as options, with probation and appeals to county court. Plan aims to reduce vandalism, disorder, and petty theft in recent months.
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Flanigan
Cony
Stanford Hose Company Plans Evening Meeting and Buffet
Stanford Hose Company members invite the public to a Thursday gathering at First Ward fire department headquarters at 7:30 p.m. A turkey buffet will follow the regular meeting, with entertainment featuring a special showing of U S Navy sound motion pictures depicting modern wartime fighting methods.
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Stanford Hose
Stanford Hose Company
First Ward Fire Department
U. S. Navy
Shoe rationing end date under review in Washington
Government officials consider ending shoe rationing on October 28 or November 1 as plans for wholesale price controls shift. Debates center on freeing shipments and easing consumer limits while the Office of Price Administration and War Production Board weigh timing. Officials note the decision could change and may hinge on market conditions and retailer readiness.
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Associated Press
Washington
OPA
War Production Board
Ajax Plant 10 Extends Hours Amid Talks With Unions
Conferences were reported today between Ajax Iron Works management and employee groups from various departments. The union and management had discussed a longer work week in some departments and a potential wage increase, with plans tied to current business volume and a general raise in the near future.
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Crease Tt
Ajax Iron Works
Harlie
I. A. of Munson
Sarlier
Inlon
Ajax
Government moves toward wage and price policy decision
Bulletins report President Truman to meet at 5 p.m. with the Reconversion Advisory Board as 500000 auto workers begin strike votes. Secretary Byrnes warns against lend-lease arms being used for political purposes in the Far East. Final French elections yield 152 Communist, 148 Socialist seats with 138 for New Republican Popular. 8 seats uncounted in 586-member assembly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Get
Byrnes
United States
Far East
Paris
France
Corsica
Algiers
Constituent Assembly
New
Mouvement Republican Populatre Party
Corry Post War Group Votes to Keep Work Moving
Corry postwar committee met at the hotel yesterday with six in attendance to decide future policy and continue planning for municipal projects. The group, called by chairman Dury Toxyart, aims to submit tonal project plans to the state for possible assistance and will pursue sewage disposal and other public works through ongoing organization.
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Barry Pessivar
Botal Cony
Seston
Charman Dury Toxyart
Fox Corry
Heedsbury
Chamber of Commeres
School district buys West Spring block for high school site
Edward W. Peldt and the Sound of Eduction report total gifts reach 14000 toward the purchase of the property west of the Senior High. Additional gifts are expected within a week. The district has spent about 20000 for Spring West South West Pleasant and First Avenue parcels, leaving Wiggers property under condemnation in county court. Navy Air Group No. 6 arrives in Los Angeles from Pearl Harbor aboard Hancock to be dispersed nationwide after disbanding.
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Edward W. Peldt
The
Sound of Eduction
Tday
Jodi Industrial and Business Fiers
Spring
West South
West Pleasant Streets
First Avenue
Wiggers
County Cours
Navy Group
Los Angeles
Navy Air Group No. 6
Pearl Harbor
Carter Hancock
Navy
City GOP group dinner meeting planned this evening
Local Republican committee members from Concord and Wasceah Bigloi gather at a downtown hotel for a campaign dinner and preview of the upcoming municipal and county election. Waterhouse says the group will launch TV ads and mobilize a large volunteer roster to boost turnout.
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City Gop
Republican Ely Committee
Concord
Cory
Republicum
Tyupangavinje Wuyi
Chuiemon
Waterhouse
N'Eok Mae
Coun
Chenin Trseple Hurley
Erie
Thost
Prepare steel for plant job at Corry additions
Amid heavy rain Raymond Mia Co and general contractor Platt Company Erie plan to finish basement concrete and start wall pours on the Corry addition. Zalmneck firm completed excavation last Saturday and concrete walls have begun. Rogers Structural Steel will fabricate steel and furnish ready for erection once concrete is done. Platt Company will then undertake major changes to the Raymond Company plant.
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Raymond Mia. Co
Platt| Company
Erie
Ie Corry
Zalmneck
Sanuday
Rogers [Structural Steel Company
Platt Comman
Raymond Company
Election results hold until late Thursday after vote
Chrysler workers vote tomorrow as a strike motion looms before the executive council. A separate motion for a film industry strike is also under consideration, delaying any immediate result from the voting.
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Chrysler
Executive Council
Sit-Down Strikes Hit Major U S Airlines and Auto Firms
Thousands of workers walk off the job in synchronized actions. At Miami Pan American Airways maintenance crews join a sit-down protest against alleged contract violations. In New York, 800 maintenance and mechanics workers from American Airlines and American Export Airlines strike after wage talks fail. Across the auto sector about 245,000 workers stay away as United Auto Workers vote on a proposed pay raise. The nationwide actions unfold amid fanfare and labor demonstrations in Hollywood and Chicago transit services.
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Jy Suaamator
General Motors Corporation
Ai Ware
Bonaetor
Alesnitte
Ming Phiystoe Qorp
jMevin
Guia Bord Malur Co
Noventer
Cspukes
Genjerat Matars
Walter P. Reuthien
Daw-Cio
Holywood
Web
Moresser
AFL
Cincinnati
Eric Johns
Haiel
Motion Piocure
Opjunsamtacives
Densld
Vousia
Hollywood
Pori-Serviers
Amg
Chicago
APL
Miami
Fla
Pan American Airways
New Yorks
American Airlines
Plans to move state arsenal approved by governor
Harrisburg Oct 4 The plan to shift the State Department of Military Affairs and the state arsenal to Indiantown Gap Bill Reservation was approved Governor Startin announced. Four new stone buildings estimated to cost 250000 will house the department facilities and related activities.
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Eas
Harrisburg
Plena
Indiantown Gap
Bill Reservation
Startin
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