New Ford Debuts in City and Vicinity at Powell Motor Co
Area dealers offer a Bargain Bag of nine bulbs at a 15 cent saving to Penelec residential customers due to wartime supply limits. B T Cheney notes the offer runs while supplies last and expires in December. Hallowe'en parties with Moose and Women of the Moose are announced with prizes.
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Ford
Powell Motor Co
Pennsylvania Electric Company
B. T. Cheney
Penelee
Penelec
Hallowe'en
VFW
Orchestra
Erie
Elmer D. Vane
Betty Beam
Herold
Cape
Nelghbornaodirl
Local notices and small town events update Oil City and Meadville
Mrs D J Alexander moved to Corry Hospital for X ray and treatment. C D of A arum sale planned in Litz building. Jacke Smimn, 2 1 2 of Kemnerdell hospitalized after motorcycle accident. Fresh oysters advertised at Connies. Mrs Siela Ben Smith, 95, dies at Fairview home. Columbus Good Neighbor Letters contest details. Mag gerty's Marineware Store closes for inventory. Brokenshaw Valley DAR meeting rescheduled to Friday. W R C No 40 to meet at Masonic Temple with birthday campfire lunch. inspection by Katherine Loughlit. Meadville notes on Meadeville tool and die strike impact.
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Hallowe'en
Moose
The
Columbus
Vern Smith
Harry Wilkinson
Brankiim
Leo A
Moss Belfore
Franklin High School
D. J. Alexander
Corry Hospital
C. D
A.M. Litz
Oil City
Jacke Smimn
Kemnerdell
Joe
Connie’s
West Main St
Dial
Siela Ben Smith
Cherykee Lownship
Venongs County
Fairview
Naggerty S Maraware
Sugar Grove
Brokenshaw Valley
DAR
E. L. Simmonns
Liberty Alirach
W.rc
Masonic Temple
Shar
Katherinette- Loughlit
Bers
Meadville
Me 'Talon, Inc
United States recognizes Venezuela’s revolutionary government
The United States extended full recognition to Venezuela’s new government headed by Romulo Betancourt after consultations with other American republics. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes announced the decision, noting prior constitutional ties with American nations and informing Venezuela’s minister in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Ven
State Department
Veneavele
United States of America
Filipino General Describes Yamashita Atrocities in Trial
Maj. Gen. Sueilo J. Valdes testified at the Yamashita war crimes trial in Manila recounting the discovery of half-cremated bodies of his brother and nephew in a pit of decomposing flesh. His sisters-in-law testified about husbands who were taken by Japanese soldiers and never seen again. The defense signaled plans to argue that post surrender fighters could be war criminals, while Capt. Adolf F. Rees said an underground guerrilla force without uniforms helped provoke Japanese actions.
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Yamashita
Associated Press
Manila
Sueilo J. Valdes
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Angela Lopez de Valdes
Just
Adolf F. Rees
Boston
Feli
Underfed Population and Global Agriculture Challenge
The statement notes that two thirds of the world’s population relies on agriculture while two thirds of towns remain underfed, highlighting the disparity between rural sustenance and urban hunger. It emphasizes widespread food insecurity despite agricultural involvement.
Month Club Address Delights Members At Senior High
Chiester Mi Tobin opened the Month of the Month Club program at the Senior High auditorium with an instructive talk on the Middle and Far East and the world peace challenges. About two hundred attendees, part of a 400 member organization, heard a review of Ottoman breakup, Balkan tensions, Russian aims, British dilemmas, and secret treaties shaping international affairs. The talk linked to new world peace moves as President Howard J Sheen announced changes. Dr William L Stidger will speak November 15, replacing Carl S Winters.
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Chiester Mi. Tobin
Middle
Far East
Anid
Ence
Tobin
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Balkans
Lot
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Pokyo
Mai Churis
Howard J. Sheen
William L. Sildger
Carl
Winters
Stidger
Henry Ford
Edwin Markswin
Pleasantville High Students Protest Halloween Ban
Pleasantville high school students walked out in protest after the principal denied the annual Halloween party citing misbehavior. Principal Arthur Mathieson said permission was withheld due to a September 8 incident where a group gathered near State and Main caused a disturbance and hazed freshmen by removing their trousers and banging them on a telephone pole.
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Pleasantville ‘High
Arthur Mathieson
State
Main Streets
Three Vets From Corry Joining Caterpillar Club List
Corry veterans listed among Caterpillar Club members as the group expands, with Lt. WR Brown, Lt. B.C. Heath, and T. Sp. R. J. Dnney from Corry shown among applicants. The club, founded in 194**, plans local posts and safety promotion as it seeks new members and old addresses for contact.
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Corry
Trenton
N. d
Famen Caterpillar Club
Anythin Organization
Undl
Haxold Poster
Marvin D. McDaniel
Verne Treat
Stanley Swillik
Swillik Paradile Company
Program at T30 P T Specialist of College
An unidentified program at the college association office highlights a specialist role in technical tasks. Details are fragmentary but indicate a focus on coordination, planning, and support for student activities within the college community.
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College Wit
Prowiung Ion
Ambiguous Note on Employment and Services
A terse, garbled entry cites a 51 year old male with references to employment, a person named Sylvinia, a treasurer, and an event labeled Week. The text mentions exteling yesterday work and a figure 16 percent linked to a service, but lacks coherent details or context.
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Sylvinia
Servier
Foreman and Aist Reported in Novem Event
Partial readable text notes aforementioned foreman of the Novem event and a reference to Aist with two considered servis ime. Further clarity unavailable in the fragments.
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Nis
Aist
Servis
Unclear fragment outlines office resumption event
Fragmentary text notes Mrs Lois Joying resuming office with Mr Scott and Fevers involved. Reads as garbled notice of an office day event without clear names, dates, or place.
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Lois Joying
Scott
Te 16 ate MW tie ine was re sent
The fragmentary text shows a brief note with names or initials and partial phrases. Readable content is limited, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond scattered letters and fragments.
Unclear OCR fragment about veterans and federal district funding
Fragmentary text mentions veterans, federal funding, and district level actions but lacks complete names, dates, or specifics to form a coherent news item.
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Wing -Willi Star Stores
Duffs
Omar
BORAX
Austin
Austin’s
Rexall
Ashtabuta
Buffalo
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Hadles Tug Service
Fred Brown
Ashiginuts
Attected
Ashtabula
Conneaut
Cliff Maurice
Pensylvania Electric Co
Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
U. S. District Court
Elisabeth Bowser
Clee
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ind
Bowser
En Gineer
Ernest A. Hayes
Salvation Army
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mr. Alves
Miller's Kendall
Tanestown
St. John's Renan Catholic Church
Chamber of Commerce
Hallowe’en
Jamestown
Mayey Sammuel A. Slath
Thomas B. Dewey
New York
Peatty
Bradford
Hallowe
YFW
Hallowe‘en
Crawford County
Richard W. Baker
Air Force
Leyte
Virgil J. Anderhatt
Cambridge Springs
Mead
Bremen
Germany
Rose Plum Bush
Juclmbs
Calif
Gerry Hospital
Mercy Cottage Hospital
Ab. Butler
Gomy
Clem Pierce
West
Suuth Street
Bush
Gherlotte Toner
James Toner
Maple Avenue
John Kondrick
Gary
Columbus Pita
Ten Bronamen
Columbus Township
Edgar Spann
Columbus and Vicinity
Geoulne Stuart
Peramid Sunnay Ivories
Al's Clothes Shop
Tex
Aus
Bernstein Bros
Venezuela
U.S
Asehsten Press
Keystone VanCise
S ‘Tixvice
East South Street
Chester M
Middle East
Imperia
Pleasantville High
Mwalkout
McHesson
Umh Goppey
Casion
Snee
Ing
Doolittle
Brereton
Baker and Hunner
Caterpillar Club
P. O. Box
N. J
Tis
WR. Brown
East Pleasat Street
B.C. Heath
R. J. Dnney
West Wayne Street
RED Cross
Black York
Oranges
Alvise
Tal Alton
Oulle
Peant
Tieine
James N Damestree
Orden Crilesta
Atri Goa
Suflr
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