Luxembourgs Uneasy Place in World War II Front Lines
General Eisenhower warns Americans that war will reach Luxemburg Alsace Lorraine front yards. Luxemburg, a tiny 1,900 square mile duchy between Belgium Germany and France, has long been neutral but faces German pressure. The grand duchess fled to London. reunification talks with Belgium or France surface as the war drums on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Luxemburg
Alsace- Lortane
Belgium
Germany
France
Bel- Blum
A Dying Serpent in Folklore Warns of Hitler
A deranged serpent metaphor condemns Adolf Hitler and his regime as evil force in world history. The passage laments destruction of civilization, calls for common sense and decency, and suggests a higherpower guiding humanity toward a second chance.
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Adolf Hitler
Satan
Rauphi
Great Public Servant Norris Named Nebraska’s Senate Icon
Ex Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska is hailed as a great public servant for shaping the Tennessee Valley Authority, Pett accessed the 20th Amendment, and his 1936 independent reelection defied party lines. His 1942 defeat marked a notable end to a storied career spanning 30 years in the Senate and his earlier House work against Speaker Cannon.
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George W. Nortis
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Torea
Joe” Cannon
Senate
Net
Tennessee Valley Authority
Noreris Dam
Altmost
Congress
McCessor
Lille
Norris
Corrective Occupation Sets Stage for Postwar Control
Fragmented OCR text hints at Allied occupation plans and surrender terms with mentions of Germany and Japan. It references the Presidantiat and speculative timelines for surrender terms and postwar controls amid ongoing war context. The readable portions emphasize Allied influence and potential governance after victory.
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Germany
Japan
Mike
Twenty Years Ago Local Notes From Erie and Nearby
A Erie special meeting decides to operate the Corry plant under current terms until a purchaser appears. George Mulderick elected Grand Knight of the Columbus Empire. Corry faces gas rate fight with possible withdrawal hinted by Erie advices. Fatal accident on the Pennsylvania Railroad claims Carlyle Duke, 28. Mrs Bridget McMahon dies in the city. Plans for a city wide elimination tournament begin on five courts next Wednesday. Susan Rickerson recovering from August burns. Commentary on American foreign policy urges restraint and active involvement for national interests. The piece notes two great wars show civilization needs ongoing US engagement with foreign nations.
Asbestos Cement Materials Used in Military Construction
Ambiguously worded note describes asbestos as a durable mineral that resists fire and weather. It explains asbestos cement shingles, cement boards, and building panels as products, and mentions ongoing military demand while materials remain available for use.
Labor unions blamed for political propaganda in Corry paper
Reader letter criticizes local A F of L union members for distributing political material supporting New Deal policies. The author questions union funding, dates, and leadership influence, labeling the material as Communist-CIO controlled agitation and calling for a real showdown with union officials and their politics.
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Cowry Journal
Howard K. Banton
Priday
Corry
Jaen
A. F
L. Annioneers
Tom Dewey
Nini
Toy Cominider
Hector
Acro
Murely
A. F of Th
Io New Deal
New Deal Party
Medicinal honey produced from green vine leaf sap
A new medicinal honey variant named Holey for medicinal purpsans is being produced by here tert artificial honey extracted from the sap of green vine leaves.
Daylight lamp pioneer Dr Eldinew noted for light therapy
The article reviews Dr Albert Eldinew contributions to physical medicine. It cites his daylight lamp using a quartz tube to emit weak ultraviolet rays and incandescent bulbs to produce red light. Exposures in various settings reportedly yielded daylight like effects on dyes and human skin, with uses in skin disorders and mouth infections.
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Albert Eldinew
Eldiney
Efdinow
Hidinow
London
Governor Pardons North East Man and Commutes Sentences
Harrisburg report states Governor Martin granted a pardon to Allen Deitch of Indiana County on a larceny charge and commuted sentences for Howard C. Franell Centre County for robbery and escaping, Jay Gordon Wilson of Erie for robbery, and Benjamin Kelly of Montgomery for burglary and related mischief. The pardon board continued several cases including Joseph J. and Philip Bruno in Schuylkill County.
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Harrisburg
Martin
Alenh
Sehuylieill County
Kolayres
Two Wattsburg Brothers Injured In Culvert Accident
Two Wattsburg brothers aged 27 and 23 were injured when their car left the Wattsburg road and overturned over a culvert. They were taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in good condition. Joseph Auk reported lacerations of the face and neck. Steve sustained a chin injury and minor lacerations. Neighbor Paul Hogan carried them to the hospital.
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Brie
Spr
Private Wars Within Nation's War Effort Haunt Roosevelt
A Washington narrative traces internal White House and agency feuds during the national defense drive. It catalogs clashes among WPB figures Donald Nelson and Charles E. Wilson, labor and agriculture leaders, and the Wallace–Jones dispute, noting how these private spats fed into the broader war effort.
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Roosevelt
Bicottie
Allas
Urem
Ron Jason Remminbar
William S. Fenndsen
National Defense Advisory Council
Krudsen
E Xerap Wasi
Witless Ab
allWisor
Sidney Hillman
Hs Emples
Tle
Unclear quiz page asks for Army, art, and history items
Fragmented OCR presents a quiz page with garbled questions on military commands, art origins, dicey terms, dances, biographical names, and chemical steel elements. It references Lt General Brehon Somervell, Murillo, and Roosevelt era clues, ending with a stray note about Chinese energy and a population figure.
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Brehon
Somervell
William Ol Nowa
Dollis
Samsun
Putao
Clements
U.S
Roosevelt
Takenin liquor raid nets 19 suspects in Jamestown
Jamestown September 6 police raided an unlicensed liquor place on Water Street. Bam Sardi, operator, pleaded not guilty to violating the ABC law. Sixteen patrons failed to appear, each fined $8 bail. Officers found multiple drinking rooms and a storeroom with beer brandy rum slo gin and squors as evidence.
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Jamestown
Water Street
Bam Sardi
Beng
A. B.C
Cour
Infant Injured In Fall At Home In Erie
Alan Hoy Mano Vith, seven month old son of Ronald Maneval, was admitted to Hamot Hospital in Erie with a possible skull fracture after falling from a portable chair at home. Attendants said the child's condition today is good.
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Erie
Alan Hoy Manovith
Amet
Ronald Maneval
Hamot Hospital
Hania
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Chamber of Com
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Empires of Columbus
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Erle
Eric
Oncy Snown
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Buffalo and Pau Burgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carlyle Duke
West Smith Sect
Bridget McMahon
Michel McMahon
Formey~ By
P. H. McMahon
Oi City
Tyan Rickerson
Corsicana
Tes
August Igbhy
Ivan Rickérgon
Ben Rickersin
Voice of the People
Avro Lodge
Yueh UE Whitim
Ince
Ixbow Union
Momben
Spithewson
Loday Jad
National Bank OF Corry
Vertral Deposit Insurance Corporation
Daily Dozen
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Wattsburg
Con Henderson
Harald L
Ackes
Agai
Henderson
OPA
Ras U
Teke
WLB
OWTT
Elmer Davia
Davis-Chaude Wickard-Hienlerson
Davis’ Teaving
Wickard
Marvin Jones
WEA
Secretary of Agriculture
Sumner Welles
Welles
Wallace
Gommpree
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Jessé Jones
Tomorow
Cane
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Sayan
Alut
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Astind
Takenin
Lancaster Co
Elberta
South Haven
Scott Towels
Pitts
Jetes
Ais
Bottlyo
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Streals
Coca-Cola
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