City of Flint Released to Germany by Russia
Industrial activity shows gains with rail carloadings at a peak not seen since 1930. Retail trade climbs with department stores and furniture sectors reporting higher September sales, while overall business sentiment hints at a slow recovery across manufacturing and trade networks.
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U.S
City OF Flint
Germany
Russia
Aring Yeeci
Olher Vilees
Association of American Cats
Enue
Prnsylvania
William L. Austin
Mountaan
Work of Chorus and Kiwanis Benefit Minstrels in Erie
The Kiwanis Club benefit program presented the Kiwaris Kapers of 1839 a minstrel show directed by Eddie Davis and Thomas Roelofs, featuring a wide chorus, solos, and comic skits. Proceeds support the local educational fund for Corry youths, with a large Erie-based cast and a lively, varied program highlighted by "Bells of the Lighthouse" and "Mexicali Rose."
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Iid
Eddie Davis
Thomas Roelofs
Dip Hill Billies
Evie
Shirley Tilsonblande
Souplansourg
Heehaw
John Ga
Bells of the Lighthouse
Merrill Lillie
Mexicali Rese
Deh
Semors
James Sullivan
Timor
Mandalay
Rector
Sheebo
Avihyr
Erie
Philip Zalaneck
Willa Cox
Hasbrouck
Merrill Lille
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Harvey Cresent
Philip Zulengck
Guy Simmons
Carlton Chafftee
Orrin Hitwarg
Crawford M. Woods
Fragmented notice on sale enforcement and collars
Fragmented OCR reads like a sale notice with unclear details. Mentions forced actions, numbers, and a price point around 65c. Readable names or locations are not evident.
Finns Consider Soviet Demands
United Press reports Finland's government resuming secret talks over undisclosed Soviet requests. Foreign Minister Eljax Exkko appealed for calm as public anxiety rises over eastern border tensions and looming emergency decrees. Finance Minister VA Tanner, returning from Moscow, plans another trip Sunday.
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United Press
Helsingfors
Finland
Ruchall
Eljax Exkko
Kempeslm
Pinance
Tanner
Moscow
Witten
Irkka
Russia
Beens
Power outage hits Erie plants halting 2000 workers
About 2,000 workers in Erie industrial plants were temporarily laid off early today when a feeder near the Erie County Flourish power substation failed, cutting power to several plants in the southwest part of the city.
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Erie
Neahehr Power
Erie County Fleshire Company
Pontiff Defends Law Over State in Encyclical
In his first encyclical Pope Pius XII denounces national self interest and urges a world order based on national law and divine revelation. He warns against viewing the state as ultimate and cautions nations against totalitarian and communist models.
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Vatican
Pius
Guard Company A ups strength amid National Guard push
W Houghton of Company A announces special enlistment hours at the State Armory to add about fifteen recruits, aiming for eighty four men. Sergt Walter Sears will interview and enlist on Saturday from 1 to 6 pm, with daily enlistment times next week.
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W. Houghton
Company A
Washington
National Guard
Houghton
Sergt
Walter Sears
State Armory
Roosevelt condemns terms used by committee on em ployee list
President Roosevelt criticized the committee for publishing a list of government workers on the American League for Peace and Democracy. He called the action a sordid procedure and said he had not read enough details to comment on the broader issue.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American League For Peace and Democracy
Communist Party
Milk production drives income for Pennsylvania farmers
United Press reports from State College on October 27 that income from milk production affects the economic status of the average Pennsylvania farmer more than any other farm enterprise. The finding comes from a survey of 79 state dairy farms conducted by Pennsylvania State College.
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United Press State College
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
German Prize Court to Rule on Ownership
The City of Flint dispute centers on whether the United States or Germany owns the American freighter. Berlin cites a secret destination for the ship en route to a German port with a German prize court decision likely to determine the vessel’s cargo and status amid tensions among Berlin Moscow axis and U S officials. Moscow notes reports that a German crew sailed the ship from Murmansk and eyes a German port as submarines escort the convoy.
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United Press
Washington
United States
City of
Flint
Germany
Berlin
Russia
Berlin-Moscow
U. S
Fline
Dairymen Meet at Wattsburg and Erie Clergy Leader Dies
Dairymen met at Wattsburg with Corry delegates attending a regular sub district meeting of the Dairymen League at M B church. A picnic lunch followed, then business discussed with optimism on milk price gains and Erie market conditions. Milk production was similar to last year, but New York City dealer chiseling during Jewish holidays noted. Some disturbance from the Dairy Farmers Union reported. Rev. George H. Schnur D D, a leading Lutheran teacher in Erie, died at 78 after retirement for health reasons last year.
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S. H. Stevens
Erie
Emory Grout
New York City
Scranton
Binghamton
Dairy Farmers’ Union
Schnur
George H. Schnur
Iav
Dairymen Meet to Bar Violence Amid Threats of Strikes
A large group of dairymen including producers met in Union City Thursday evening with District Attorney Mortimer, Deputy Graham and Assistant Burton Taubi to devise ways to prevent disturbances and incitement of strikes among producers in the county. They planned to keep milk prices stable at about 2.18 per unit, aligning with New York Mayor LaGuardia’s September milk price, and to work with county law officers to avert trouble following unrest in New York state.
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Amie Gireduers
Gorey
Belw Sons
Menewres
Gppey
New Yale
Metropolitan Mile Shed
Atta Dagen
Union City
Shevil Carl Kuppler
Mortimer 5
Graham
Bur
Ton J. Taubi
Dairy Furners’ Union
Cciuniy
LaGuardia
New York
New York State
Pennsylvania Milk Order Aims Relief for Families
State officials say a new compulsory milk order requires relief families to buy at least one pint of milk daily for each child under 16, unless a physician prescribes an alternative. Gov James approved the measure amid reports of milk consumption declines under cash relief.
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Pennsylvania
Board of Able Assistance
Howard Russell
Russell
Arthur H. James
Milk Central Commission
Golden Rule Club Plans Dinner Meeting at Clymer church
Members of the Golden Rule club will hold their Western dinner meeting at the Clymer M church next Monday evening at 6 20. The program is being arranged and will include a talk on the Hospital Service Plan, already adopted by many charitable groups.
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Golden Rule Club
Clymer
Golden Rule
EXPECT AERIAL LAND ATTACKS BY NAZIS
United Press reports information from a great power indicates Germany plans large scale aerial warfare against Britain with intensified air raids and intensified submarine attacks on the British fleet merchant marine and North Sea convoys. Paris dispatch notes the German High Command massing 1.1 to 1.2 million troops on the Western Front has set up a general headquarters at Godesburg as part of preparations for an offensive on the Maginot line.
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Ronald G. van Tine
United Press
Dewashington
Senate
Roosevelt
United States
Sen
Bennett Champ Clark
D. Mo
Clark
Lundy
United
Key Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Pat McCarran
Nev
Sid Hn
Alber W. Darley
London
Germany
Britain
Paris
Godesburg
Ree
Maginol
State motor balance payments to Erie County townships
Checks totaling 344109 will be paid to second class townships of Erie County as the second disbursement of unexpended motor funds from the 1927 legislature. Payments due November 11 cover Amity to Wayne townships with specific amounts listed, following a first instalment of 898,921.40.
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Cliss
Erie County
Amity
Concord
Conneaut
Elke Creek
Pattview
Frankin
Girard
Green
Greenfield
Harborcreek
le Boeuf
McKean
Wreckage on Renovo Line Near Roystone Reported
Officials probe Renovo division wreck after a freight car rolled backward down a steep grade near Roystone 13 miles west of Kane, colliding with two pusher locomotives. Sabotage theory under review as trunk line wiring disrupted. Eleven railroad workers uninjured while 150 hogs and many cattle were rescued or killed.
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WE Rou
Renovo
Hie Penneyivania
Elcenia
Roystnhe
Kane
James F Torrance touts Pennsylvania business boom
Philadelphia October 27 State GOP Chairman James F Torrance praised Governor Arthur H James for restoring business confidence and halting industrial flight. He said wartime disruptions are accelerating recovery, unemployment declined and relief measures are continuing through cooperation. He forecast a G C F victory as a firewall to New Denlisin in our state.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
GOP
James F. Torrance
Young Republicans
Arthur H. James
Torrance
Jame
James
Unemployment Seen as Major Threat to Welfare
In Pittsburgh Col Philip Mathews administrator of the Works Progress Administration warned that unemployment could become a permanent problem threatening national welfare. He said the issue surpasses the slavery question of 1860 and urged renewed economic action to reverse the trend. In New York Ray Seucher a radio script writer was killed after being hit by a southbound subway train at an uptown station.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Philip Mathews
Works Projects Administration
Pittsburgh Personnel Association
Duc Qiesne Club
Mathews
New York
Ray Seucher
Weiler
Sum Street
Legion Bingo Relocates To Horn Block Hall
Rimer Cartier Post No 365 American Legion has completed arrangements to use the former Eastern Star hall on the second floor of the Horn block for weekly Bingo parties staged by the Veterans. Equipment is being moved from the Grand Theatre to the new location for the resumption of play Saturday nine.
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Rimer
Cartier Post
American Legion
Eastern Star Hall
Horn Block
Grand Theatre
Rotay
Everettism
State forest acreage remains at 1 600 000 acres
Harrisburg December 27 The state will not add to its 1 600 000 acres of forest land, despite public interest, as Department of Forests and Waters Secretary Albert Stewart explained the situation and the plan proposed by the Fisher administration faced questions about land use and management.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Forest
Department of Forests and Waters
Albert Stewart
Stewart
Wallon
Secont
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Moon
Pontiff
Armory
FDR
Wattsburg
Concord-Wayne
Roystone
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