Hope Held For Early Meeting With Stalin
Washington dispatch reports Roosevelt and Churchill pursuing a three power conference plan with Stalin. Churchill outlines three options including a three way summit, a British American Russian ministerial meeting, or Russian participation in postwar political decisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Nnal
Europe
Russia
Sostwin
Mr. Ghurenil
Ius
Quebec
Yevwysiay
Aric
Churchill
Brendan Bracken
Germany
Bracken
Church
United States
Great Britain
Stalin
Mediterranean
Mostow
Marshal Stalth
Plane Production Delayed Despite July Gain
Washington reports July aircraft production 19 percent behind schedule though output rose 4 percent from June to 7 978 aircraft. Production board officials warn the $5 billion arms program target may still be unmet after the summer.
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Washington
Whi Production Board
ASW
WPM
Red Army Drives West Across Eastern Front in Major Offensive
Associated Press reports a three-pronged Soviet push threatening the German line in the east. Soviet forces reach Smolensk region in the north, push into central Ukraine, and advance toward Mariupol and Stalino in the south, with heavy losses and recaptured villages.
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Associated Press
London
Moscow
Sovies Orgesi
Smolensk
Demenskio
Ogra
Sevsie
Ukraine
Slukhov
Rylsk
All Motoring on Synthetic Tires Next Year
Washington reports Director William M. Jeffers says all synthetic tires will near prewar mileage and allow normal speeds within the 35 mile limit. He says tests show improving durability and a plan to cut factory expansion costs while boosting output toward 5 million tires this year.
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Associated Tress
Washington
Plubber
William M. Jeffers
Jeffers
Etters
Bithe Mbber
Rubber Itron
Pittsburgh Gasoline Quota Increased For Ten Days
Pittsburgh district gasoline allotment rose to full estimated normal needs for ten days while the pleasure driving ban was lifted. The Petroleum Administration for War announced the increase to 100 percent of estimated needs, but service station operators doubted whether supplies would help for the coming days as motorists awaited restocked stations.
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Nasvorarcu
Pittsburgh
Petroleum Administration For War
German Retreat Reported on Eastern Front Near Donets Basin
German withdrawal reported southwest of Votostslovgrad, broadcast by Berlin radio and recorded by AP. Allied reports cite heavy Allied air strikes from North Africa to Pisa and southern Italy targets, while German long range guns fire on the French coast before RAF intervention.
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Associated Press London
Sens. 1
DNB
Donets Basin
Votostslovgrad
Berlin
Associated Press
London
English Channel
Young tornado strikes farm near Union City causing roof loss
A severe wind hail and lightning storm west of Union City before 4 pm damaged the Bengal farm two miles west on Waterford road. The barns roof was ripped, trees felled, corn leveled on the adjacent McGarvey farm, and a way loader was hurled by the gusts. Insurance covered the loss to the barn roof.
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Union City
Hall
Charles Hengal
Waterford
Bengal Farm
McGarvey Farm
Death by gas poisoning shocks Pittsburgh neighbor loss
Deputy Janet George reports Andrew Pepperman aged 43 found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in his North side rooming house. A gas fire burned in the room where the body lay and neighbors had not seen Pepperman in four days.
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Pittsburgh
Janet George Homes
Andrew Pepperman
Howe
Thomas
Pepperman
Flying Fortresses Bomb Nazi Fighter Base in France
Allied air force reports describe heavy bombers striking Amiens Glisy airfield in France, targeting a major Nazi fighter base while RAF sorties over Berlin and other targets in France and the Low Countries. Casualties cited include several German fighters and Royal Air Force losses.
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France
Associated Pi
London
RAF
Berlin
Air Ministry
Nuermberg
Ruhr
England
Amiens-Glissy
Confessed Assaulter Shot by Police in New Orleans
New Orleans police detectives shot and killed William Stevens 20 after he confessed to at least five assaults on young girls lured to his car with candy. Stevens resisted arrest near the jail after being wounded yesterday and identified by a Coast Guard commander’s child.
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NEW Orlmans
Coast Guard
William Stevens
Stevens
Public Schools Eye 1943 44 Enrollment and Staff
Superintendent Ralph Dewey estimates Coury Public Schools will open September 1843 44 term with enrollment between 7 515 and 1 545. projected teaching staff and assignments announced for Senior High Junior High and Vocational School, with counts by division and named principals and teachers.
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Ralph
Dewey
Copry
Adinner
Dewey Andelpotes
Howard J. Sheen
Stanley Anderson
Ruth Bennett
Kenneth ©. Bogirdus
Lowe Edwards
Virginia L. Gordon
Mayjorie Hendersn
Wilby Mathias
May McCormick
Mary McMahon
Ronald P. Putnam
Ath Yenles
H. Lynn
Hatch Vocational School
G. Carl Wengert
Howard Miller
Harold G. Wolfe
Ethel L. McGray
N. J. Bogden
Emily Burr
Elizabeth Cuthbert
Bonette Gorton
George Hetta
Isabel Holt
Mary Jour
Plants Step Up Bond Buying At Corry Meeting
A plan for a systematic canvass to raise payroll deductions for war bond purchases was outlined at the Hotel Corry. Lynn Fleming of the General Electric Erie plant spoke on the program adopted by GE to handle bond buying, with treasury officials naming several industries as coordinators for the payroll deductions. The Treasury released August figures showing total debt at $14,705,527, net balance around $6.57 billion, with August 30 position and increases noted.
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Defense Industries
Corry
Hotel Corry
Lynn Fleming
General Electric Company
Erie
G. E
War Finance Committee
Chatman
Walter H. Scott
Aral
Tresaury
Ab Jeal Industries
Aerosupply
William Fitegibbons
Raymond Mfg. Co
Victor Orn
Corry- Jamestown Mfg. Corp
George Sagel
Metnnes Steel Company
Arnee Smith
Precision Products Company
Esther Hoehrig
Ajax Tron Works
Charles Shuss
Treasury
Washington
The
Farm hand fatally hurt in full collision accident
A 87 year old farm hand Franke Hasyls died after being seriously injured at the Schramling farm near Columbus. The accident occurred when he tripped and fell while handling oats, striking his head as he toppled into a trough. He was transported to Corry hospital where he died.
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Columbus Farm
Franke Hasyls
Schramline Farm
Columbus
Harris
Schram
Donald Bucs
Aye
Crugk Univer
le Stuer
Ade
Helowe
Hillary
Senramling
Lonsaiuns
Badio
Sony Hospital
Wise
Buller
Theutomobile
Tie Schramling Farm
Danish King Encourages Danish Revolters in Exile
Danish King Christian X, imprisoned with Queen Alexandrine at Sorgenfri, made a public appearance as Denmark resists German occupation. Eyewitnesses report refugees reaching Sweden on a Danish minesweeper, while Copenhagen radios claim normal services resume and protests affect production as food and transport falter.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Christian
Alexandria
Sorgenfri Castle
Germany
Gestapo
Copenhagen
Aljwer
Denmark
Rip
Malmo
Copenhhagen
Wheeler Plans Showdown on Fathers Draft
Washington reports Senator Wheeler has announced a vote on a fathers draft plan. Indications show possible House support, but opposition from War Secretary Stimson remains likely. If passed, pre Pearl Harbor boards would begin calls October 1 for fathers.
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Ney
Washington
Wheeler
D-Mont
BrePearl Harho Farhers
Congress
Senate Military Committee
Rep
May
D-Ky
Maipower
Peel V. McNutt
Pearl Harbor
Stimson
State Employees May Get Pay Hike in Harrisburg
State employees in lower salary brackets may receive a pay increase. An administration source says Governor Martin is studying options to see what can be done along this line.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Martin
Fifth Year Of War Opens As Allies Move On All Fronts
United Nations are on the march in World War II’s fifth year as Allied forces push across Europe and the Pacific. The article notes Germany’s rapid Poland conquest and broad Axis setbacks, with Allied momentum across fronts and warnings of German strain. Continued on Page two.
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Ernest Agnew
London
United Nations
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Warsaw
Turdreich
Russia
Attack May Be Prelude to New Blows in Pacific
Broadcasts claim Marcus lies 1200 miles from Tokyo with many planes and carriers in the attacking force. Patterson Prom promises more surprises for the enemy.
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Pacific
Marcus
Tokyo
Patterson
Allied Troops Advance Toward Marcus Island Clash
The Navy reports a carrier task force raid on Marcus Island is underway as American planes strike Japanese positions near the central Pacific. Tokyo radio warns of potential Japanese counteraction while Navy officials express confidence in the raid’s reach and timing. War events hint at further surprises as Patterson warns of more blows to Japan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Tokyo
Naval Polo Westie
Central Pacific
Tokyo Sistements
Marcus Tulane
Marcus
Japan
Marcus Island
United States
Moryes
Mares
Truk Island
Makyo-Yoko- Hama
Heart of Japan
Robert P. Patterson
Southy Seas
Train Wreck Toll Rises In Westvale Disaster
Early reports list about 180 injured with several fatalities after the Monday evening wreck involving a Buckawanna line train near Wayland. Names of the deceased and injured include Paul M. Kane of Winvale and Mrs Edryde Wilyer, with victims identified among pallbearers and funeral attendees.
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Auseviities
Prem Wayland
Lie Dila
Ware
Buckawanna & Wertem
Lackawanna Limbad
Paul WM Kine
Vaméville
Sheetibeet
Hs Fife
Edryde Wilyeae
Fumnerel
Waltir Fehug
I Proeke Sen
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Rnly
Iido
Pisa
Salerno
Cosenza
Ostanzaro
Italy
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Senate
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