Boy 2 Dies In Apparent Jersey County Killing
Police in two states investigated a case involving a 2 year old Andrew Kote who was found dead after a car ride and a woman named Mary Letsale. A man named Jas Kote, 34, brother, was questioned as a material witness after seeming to admit the girl was shot and buried. Authorities pursued leads around Quakerstown Mountain near Pennsylvania and Phillipsburg New Jersey.
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Mary Letsale
Phillipsburg
Andrew Kote Wetober
Kote
Harycoule Mountain
Quackertown
Koten
Jassept
Corooner
Andrew
Prosperity Seen as War Production Expands in Mass
Prosperity outlook cited in Babson Park Mass as defense programs broaden. Articles say business is improving despite wartime distortions with year end reports expected to show gains. Manufacturers and other business leaders reportedly plan continued operations and investments, though production ramp up takes time.
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Jae Tuk Pabou
Babson Park
Mass
Industrial Boom Strains Nation As Plans Move Forward
Initial planning and financing hurdles fade as production accelerates. Hale Kimuld urges prompt action, demanding necessary equipment and skilled labor. Supply chains, rail routes, and transportation schedules loom, while lawyers set contracts and prices. Across industrial zones the country braces for a nationwide surge in activity.
Tar and War in Markets and Murky Changes
A fragmented report discusses inflation, taxation, and business shifts amid wartime conditions. It references investors facing dividend prospects, real estate activity, and broader economic stress, with mentions of Tulsa and various unspecified firms. The piece reflects market unease and looming policy effects on business and housing.
Isms Decline Stock Market Reported
Fragmented OCR text mentions demand for labor, money flow, and market conditions on Madr street. It references W Hilly, storey, and Wilma with unclear details. Overall, the excerpt hints at economic trends but lacks readable specifics or names.
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Madr Strest
Valles
Empress of Britain sink claim shocks world news
News briefs report Nazi claim sinking the Empress of Britain and Willkie receiving J L Lewis support as national events unfold. Other items note parking meter bill adoption, Axis diplomacy rumors, Navy Day plans, and local incidents in Patterson and Waterford.
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Willkie
J. L. Lewis
Man Held in Jail in Laporte Murder
Harold B. Pris her was back in Bullivan county awaiting court action on a charge of slaying Barwart Les, a wealthy park owner, in LaPorte Pennsylvania.
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Oy Ramen Frey
Council Paves Way for Parking Meters in City
Clay Cornell presided a special session approving final readings on two bills to install parking meters and extend two hour limits. A Friday meeting with meter company reps is set to review proposals from at least five firms, with aims to have meters in operation by December.
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Clay Cornell
Walpus
Mr. Barnes
Center Street
Washington Streets
Maple Avenue
Mill Street
Mary Street
Concord Street
Pirsh Avenue
South Street
Pirsi Avenue
Pleasant Street
Fark Place
Cornell
Jamestown
Warren
Ross Claim Of New Tax False
A Pennsylvania dispatch reports State Treasurer F Clair Ross predicts a 29 percent tax hike by the 1941 legislature as inevitable. Budget Secretary Edward B Logan counters that the forecast is fantastical. Ross vows a 75 million end of the current biennium, claiming 25 percent tax increases plus Earle emergency taxes will be reenacted by the James administration.
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Harrisburg
F. Clair Ross
Edward B. Logan
James
Ross
Commonwealth
German planes bomb liner off Ireland coast
German forces attacked the sea and air as Britain faced intensified aerial warfare. The Empress of Britain reportedly sunk after a bombing raid, while cities in England and Scotland endured heavy raids. Allied forces claimed damage to a Nazi convoy as pressure mounted over France's fate in Axis-dominated Europe.
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Ireland
Associated Press
Britain
France
Europe
London
Alam
Ous
Adis
Scai
Rosyth
Liverpool
Wales
Midland
Beli
George
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Canada
Inter
Treland
RAF
English Channel
Milk Strike Effort Debated by Corry Dairymen Group
Emory Grout led a Corry local meeting reviewing cooperative efforts to avert a threatened milk strike by Dairy Partners Union and GIO. He recounted Dairy Farmers' Union history, highlighted Richie Wright's radical activities since 1917, and noted community singing, safety committee reports, and plans for a Waterland visit on November 13 with Allies of the sub district.
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Dairymen’s League Association
Mil
Dairy’ Partners’ Union
GIO
Emory Grout
Corry
Grout
Dairy Farmers’ Union
Richie Wright
Cant Proctor
Frank Har
Sid
Ivan Hach
Arthur Morris
Cajptain
Safety Committee
Bemis Brothers
G. T. Heruman
Prook Harvey
Match
Misa Vera Mecrac
Waterland
GOP Rally Planned Here Wednesday 60
Belo county district attorney Burton Laub will speak at a Republican rally at Wilkie-for-President Club headquarters in the Vraedon building on Wednesday night October. The event aims to mobilize GOP volunteers, with candidates in the district presenting brief remarks and a possible address by Mrs Worthington Scrmie Lon from the Republican women group. Other speakers include incumbent congressman Ty Trodaers, state senate candidate Joe Ziuses, and state assembly candidate Allsburg.
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Burton R. Laub
Belo County
Wilkie-for
Walter L. Penne
Ralph Carrell
Alber
Worthington Scrmielon
R. Ziusesiicium
State Senate
Allsburg
State Assembly
Arson Charge After Patterson East Washington Fire
Clyde Peebles was arrested by Officer Leon Brown after an investigation by state police and an underwriter's representative into a Patterson block apartment blaze. Peebles pleads not guilty at arraignment and awaits a formal hearing. two men reportedly fled the scene with time to escape.
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Patterson Block
East Washington
Trenty Wing
Clyde Peebles
Peebles
Leon Brown
John D. Flanigan
Eries te Father of Six Is Killed in Erie Train Death
Walter W. Dembrowski, 62, of Erie, was found dead along the Mickel Plate Railroad tracks near East Street. Deputy Coroner Charles R. Luone said he believes Dembrowski, father of six, walked into a passing train in what authorities describe as a fatal accident.
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Associated Press
Erie
Walter W. Dembrowski
Charles R. Luone
Dembrowskii
Legionnaires Plan Rally Here November 8
Elmer C. Carrier Post 365 met to map a three color patriotic rally in Corry on Friday evening November 6. Lieut A. W. Thompson Post 264 VFW will cooperate and other groups will be invited to join. A parade or procession with visiting drum corps is planned. Erie County Legion committee meets the same evening to help draw attendees. A follow up meeting will finalize the demonstration plans.
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Elmer C. Carrier Post
American Legion
Legionnaires
Corry
A. W.thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Erie County Committee of the American Legion
Two Women to Be Electrocuted in Philadelphia Case
In Philadelphia Judge Frank Smith sentenced Mrs Josephine Romualdo and Grane Glovarinitt to death after they were convicted of conspiracy in the murder for insurance ring linked to husbands’ deaths. The state, which has executed one woman before, now orders two to die.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Frank Smith
Josephine Romualdo
Grane Glovarinitt
Boll
Lebanon
Prame Vme
Twol Boyer
Jone Ray
Kieluséltersviie
U. S. Navy Aims for World Command on Navy Day
Washington observes Navy Day with extended plans for shipbuilding and fleet expansion. Secretary Knox outlined a program to boost U S naval tonnage, while Navy demonstrations and tours were limited by security. Admiral Woodward warned the United States could command the seas if goals are met.
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Washington
Knox
United States
T He Kas
Thalylly
Navy
John Paul Jones
Sem Power
New York
Clark H. Woodward
Shila
Stich
Roosevelt first to aid Negroes and New Deal gains
Pittsburgh October 26 Senator Joseph F. Guffey of Pennsylvania asserts President Roosevelt was the first to do something constructive for the negro and that the negro has benefited from the New Deal more than any other group. He told a negro Democratic rally that the Republican party had freed the negro from chattel slavery but left him in wage slavery.
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Sasha
Wech
Pittsburgh
Joseph F. Guffey
Dpa
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Three Cars In Route 6 Crash Reported
Police investigated a Route 6 collision involving three cars. A vehicle bearing Pennsylvania plates 22E1 damaged a parked car on North Denver Street while its owner was away. Clifford Ross, 55 Grove Street, Meadville, aided by police, sought the other vehicle owner.
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Uetalie
Weller
Thadd
Clifford Ross
Grove Trent
Cilisens National Bank
Pennsylvania
World's Fair to Close Tomorrow at New York
New York, Oct. 26. The World's Fair will end tomorrow after a two year run that drew nearly 45 million visitors to Flushing Meadows. A bugler will sound taps at midnight signaling the official close and visitors will have a final look into the opening hours before gates shut. About 1,000 uniformed police will be on duty to maintain order during the closing.
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American Legion
WJZ
NBC
Wendell L. Willicle
New ‘York
W02
Hugh S. Johnson
Boston
WABC
CBS
Norman Thames
New York
Europe
WEAF
WBC
MBS
Yvette
Pssuumieu Cress
Bugle
Death Claims Sidney Dorwin in Corry Hospital Morning
Sidney Dorwin born May 9 1894 died at Corry hospital after a brief illness Saturday morning. He lived most of his life in Corry and Erie where he worked as a mechanic and later janitor at the post office. Survived by wife Bets Ham Dorwin a stepson and several relatives. The body is at the late home on West Wayne street with private funeral at 2 20 PM Monday at Grove cemetery.
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Bitlivy Lee Derwin
Gueda
Corty Hospital
Bornie Corry
Darwin
Erie
Ford Garage
Henue Ray Forbes
White
Corry
ON. Fike
Many Vacancies on Boards Filled in Pennsylvania
NARRISBURG Oct 26 A Pennsylvania draft board report notes many vacancies filled as local boards strive to complete their personnel. The draft era approaches a wake of drafts, with vacancies and personnel changes affecting selections ahead of Washington action.
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Narrisburg
Parie
Nylvania Selective Service
Iomadiquiisters
Obafais
Washington
SIA
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New Orleans
Chiffle
Clarence A. Dykstra
Selective Service Act
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Enelistr
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Tulsa
Ies Babson
Vighy
Germany
Italy
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Avis
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Indian Oceans
Lawry
Wallace
Sidney L. Darwin
Patterson
Waterford
Dairymen’s League
GOP
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Burton Laub
Willkie Club
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Labor
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Wendell 1
Reyorwiieam
Wilkes-Bietz
Lievty
Hefennder
Tabur
Cole
Gadio
AuiKad
Congress of Lidudleal
Mae Cio
Ims
Allan Il Baywood
Porter
Tuesay Mannie
Willie
Peiduy
Erieste
Erie County
U. S
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