World Peace and the Moscow Question as a Investor Guide
Roger Babson argues three power spheres will govern world peace after WWI, with the United States, Britain, and Russia shaping a future order. He warns of future internal conflicts, emphasizes religion, procreation, and productive investment in land and useful enterprises, and contrasts capitalist and communist systems as two coexisting models.
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United States
Britain
Russia
Roger Babson Babson
Great Britain
Enope
Risia
Asia
Sun Army Advances Faces Main Nazi Defenses
The United Mine Workers urge action by Monday to end spreading coal strikes as President Roosevelt weighs decisive steps to ensure coal is mined for war needs. He notes a large number of idle miners and says the War Labor Board proposals may be accepted, but he will act if not. The dispute hinges on wage offers and the Illinois model contract, with the WLB proposing boosts and operators resisting higher pay.
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Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
District T
Worl
Washington
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
War Labor Board
WLE
William H Davis
WLB
Railroad tax protests adjusted with minor changes
City council sessions considered railroads Erie and Pennsylvania for adjustments citing errors in property assessments. On solicitor Scott’s advice, locations were reviewed and small decreases were made to local valuations. Few other protests were filed as the main work involved last year's triennial valuations.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Scott
Iix
Arminal
Mon Night Reports Promise USO Quota Progress
All divisions plan to report Monday night at Hotel Corry as leaders push toward the 12,500 Cony quota for USO. Merchants division failed Friday but will present a full report. Raymond plant signals growth over last year. others started work in first three days with a hopeful Monday briefing and final check Wednesday.
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Conwy
Pune
Bracken
Merchants Division
Hotel Corry
Aerolant
Blewar Indusry
Raymond
USO
Peykohs
Ferleri
Burcu
Willyeon Ale
Hull fiVen
Caliouiog
Cory
Lion Willy Wiles
Norin
Iho
Eas Ralininle Condoris
Ton
Hsv
Retirement Shift At Corry Post Office Carries On
John McLaughlin retires after 31 years as Corry’s first parcel post carrier. Clarence Dingfelder will temporarily take over the McLaughlin route in the Third Ward with permanent appointment expected soon. Paul Weber remains on his current route. Paul Orn keeps his beat. Rob ert Brown stays on the Fourth Ward. John Boland moves toward the near city area as the office adjusts carrier assignments amid the vacancy process.
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John Mclaughlin
Corry
Clarence Dingfelder
Garrier
McLaughlin
Blot Dehi
Bonrih
Paul Weber
Dingfelder
Paul Orn
Preset
Mt Fie
Tony
Toon Express Company
Wambey
Treasurer And Council Contests Here To Develop Heavier Vote On Tuesday
Local readers see a crowded contest as Ye Curry city and Wie county voters head to polls Tuesday. Treasurer candidate Trene Mullen, backed by labor and aiming to attract Republican cross-over votes, faces a Republican slate led by Howard Loveland and allied party figures. The council fight features multiple nominees, with party lines and labor endorsements shaping the ballot and possible cross-endorsements and bullet voting chatter noted amid intense local campaigning.
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Bbe United
Howard Loveland
Waterhouse
Skeleton Found Ends Manhunt Near Butler
Skeleton found in four Butler county woods ends a seven week search for William Edgar Core a 31 year old cane operator from Millvale Allegheny County who faced an assault charge The body was identified by papers a security card and a watch A rusted shotgun lay near the corpse coroner and state police said the gun might have been fired as Core crossed a fence the fractures suggest a gunshot wound
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Butler
Associated Press
Butler County Woods
Coroney
J. Charles Dengler
William Edgar Core
Millvale
Allegheny County
Dengler
Gore
Ar M Rolley
Hyena City
Hg Hann
Mis
Mary A. Joyce
Tea Dulan
Portyville
Denwler
U S Forces Advancing After New Pacific Landings
Allied forces push toward Japanese barge concentrations in Sangigal amid heavy opposition after landings in Treasury Island area. Spokesman said Americans would press toward main Japanese forces as Halsey’s command reported progress in the northern Solomons campaign.
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Pscuenauen
South Pacific
Lnner
Sangigal
Cholsettl
Solomons
William Halsey
Treasury Island
Cod
Jananen
Escaped convict traced to Reading by police
State police intensified the search for Victor Andreoli the 28 year old convict who left Eastern Penitentiary Philadelphia and spent Thursday night in Reading Pennsylvania records show he is wanted for murder in 1979. Andreoli’s escape prompted a statewide manhunt as authorities checked along routes from Philadelphia to Reading and surrounding counties.
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Reading
Victor Andreoli
Kote
Andreoli
Lavertie County
Philadelphia
Dallas
Heed
North Américas
Oliax
Stetclzn
N. C
Arrest in whiskey theft leads to Bacon custody
Local officers arrested Oliver Bacon of R D 4 Corry on charges of larceny and receiving stolen liquor. The case ties Bacon to a theft of whiskey from Carl Chivieolo, with authorities presenting evidence including a whisky list from the State store. He was held on $1,000 bond awaiting November hearings. The theft occurred October 19 on South Center Street as passersby looked on.
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Priise
Joh O. Funiuan
Leon Brown
Ol O Jrfferior
R.D
Corry
Carl Chivieuelo
G. H. Gordon
Crawford Woots
Rollee
al Marly
Aime
Svene
South Centerhiest
Fireman Dies In Hotel Fire At Mauch Chunk
A volunteer fireman died in a four story hotel blaze in Mauch Chunk PA early today. John May, of the Phoenicia volunteer fire department, perished while attempting to rescue guests. The fire caused about 25000 in damage and broke out as a hotel guest room collapse.
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Novuravcu
Mauch Chunk
John May
St. Clniinias
New Jerey
Phoenie Volunteer Fire Department
Moscow Parley Nearing End Amid War and Postwar Talks
Moscow dispatch reports the wartime conference near its close with formal statements awaited. Diplomatic experts expect a joint postwar framework from the United States, Britain, and Russia as analysts in London describe cautious progress and ongoing negotiations.
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Moshow
Jie Hedny
Naples and Pittsburgh Bulletin Briefs of Wartime News
Wartime dispatches describe Naples post occupation with British ministers and a Pittsburgh area steel and mining situation. Reports note mine shutdowns, captive pits, and steel supply disruptions, as Secretary Knox comments on Navy policy and wartime support efforts.
State reports new outbreak of meningitis in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports 958 cases in the state Health Department notes outbreaks in other areas in the wintry season. Dr A H Stewart, health secretary, describes high fever headaches rash and convulsions as key symptoms while urging vigilance and reporting. multiple counties are noted with hospitalizations and responses underway.
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Health Department
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Popa
Alvanin
State Health Department
A. H. Stewapi
Otter
Maonilis
Bipwart
Nave
Stewart
Corry Hatchery Plans Winter Trout Stock From Corry Hatchery
Corry Hatchery will carry half a million trout through winter despite limited funding and staffing. The program aims to stock over 300000 browns and rainbow trout, with 175000 brown and rainbow trout already planned, stock details to be published with departmental cooperation.
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Corry
Yerry
Buller
Hiralfod
Dee Maac
Coneliene
Fine Limited
Erin
A. Lish
Eighth Gains in Push Along the Adriatic
U S Fortresses blast rail yards and munitions centers as Yugoslav guerrillas invade Hungary. Americans land on last jump held island of Solomons and push along the Adriatic front with eighth advances.
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Adriatic
U.S
Genoa
Hungary
Solomons
Russians tighten noose on Germans in Crimea zone
Allied and Russian forces press the offensive in Crimea as German positions near Sevastopol and Melitopol face converging advances. Reports describe British and American units pushing inland, air and naval strikes on Genoa and coastal targets, while Soviet forces close the Dnieper corridor and trap German lines near Perekop and the Laolweal coast.
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Piotriyalraud
Nilseronna Wiel
Ase
Prom Cayton
Moundragone ii
Amerie
Pletyayaleo
Ttaly
Adriatic
Eighth Army
Monstemitro
Mi Iniley
Tyleno
Genoa
Italia
Mites
Amsundo Steel
Elective
Mio
San Giorgio
Énwrey
Ges Josip Broz Tita Erfed
Pere Kop
Bol- Shoal
Wey
Garrisos van
Choiséal
Solomons
Sangigal
South Pacific
Stitt Tiettine
Jury Pleas Mercy for Lock Haven Boy Slayer
Clinton County jurors ask mercy for a 14 year old boy named William H. Cummins of Gluntargananatiuahens after he shot and killed 77 year old Pretarise Raymond Buckinghat at a local residence. The case centers on the slaying and the court’s consideration of leniency for the youth.
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Clinton County
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