A Warning To The Small Investors
Roger Babson analyzes stock market optimism in 1944, warning small investors about inflated claims in electronic and other stocks. He predicts a 1948 peace, a short postwar boom, then a long downturn and unemployment, urging focus on fundamentals over booms. He criticizes investment advisers and brokers for bullish hype and fear of official debt. Continued on Page Four.
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Roger Babson
Sabson Park
Mar
Investmgent
Gothers
Germany
Japan
Bush
FBI
FRB
Irem
Galbreath Resumes Duty At Quantico Marine Base
Lieutenant Roger Galbreath of the Marines leaves Tas for Quantico Virginia to resume active duty after weeks at home with his parents Mr. and Mrs. F A Galbreath in Talent His orders assign him to the artillery school at the Marine base He saw Guadalcanal and over two years of action in the Southwest Pacific He suffered malaria and recurrent attacks since returning home Now en route to Quantico friends hope his health improves as he begins his new assignment.
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Pirst
Roger Galbreath
Tas
Quantico
Rey
F. A. Galbreath
Galbreath
Corry
Solomons
Guadalcanal
Southwest Pacific
Hils
Tne
Local Guard Unit News From Near Hungary Open Frontiers
Community appeal for direct news on the Toul men of Company A 13th Regiment, February 1941 departures. War Department casualty notices show many from Cory Union City and nearby rural districts killed or wounded. censorship limits details. Reported heavy fighting in northern France. many transferred yet large numbers remain with the unit. The full story will emerge in coming weeks as more information is released.
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13Th
Next of
Cory
Union City
War Department
Unite
France
Battle for Rimini Gateways In Po Valley War Zone
Savage clash reported at Rimini and the Po valley gateway as German and British forces clash fiercely. General Alexander confirms heavy casualties on both sides while Allied counterattacks try to prevent a breakthrough toward northern Italy. Rain hampers assaults though Canadian and British troops press along the Adriatic coast near Crowe and the Marano river. Soviet action notes follow about Bulgaria armistice and Hungarian Germany stance.
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Rome
Rimini
Hie Po
Borold Alexander
Ttaly
Albert
Adriatic
Croce
Eighth Army
Crowe
Marano
Balvols
Quarantine on Dogs to Expire September 26
Corys six months quarantine against dogs in the district is set to expire September 26 unless the City Council extends it. The measure has reduced suspected rabies reports, though hunting dogs remain allowed within city limits, and authorities may reenact if rabies recurs. A separate Pittsburgh report notes Robert Ryan, 5, died after an accidental shooting by his older brother with a .22 rifle.
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Cory
Tauwe
Bele
Cotinet
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Robert Ryan
Comopolis Heights
Wild
New Bulgarian regime forms under former premier
The Sof4 radio announced that former Prime Minister Kiril Georgiev took over the premiership from Konstantin Muraviev and formed a new government. The FCC reported the broadcast but gave no explanation. Muraviev's cabinet was in Germany after rejecting an armistice from Russia.
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Sof4
Kimon George Jev
Bulgaria
Konstantin Muraviev
Federal Communications Commission
Muraviev
Heclarad
Germany
Russia
Urge Corry 10 Meet Appeal for Blood Donors
Scores of donors are urgently needed as Corry Chapter calls for a blood drive at the Buffalo street bank. Volunteers are sought Monday and Tuesday at the Episcopal Church basement headquarters to replenish plasma and whole blood supplies for wounded soldiers overseas and at base hospitals.
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al the
Buffalo Wit
Bised
Tony
Mexity
Anata
Corry
Fhe Episcopal Church
Giror
A. J. Bille
John Bille
England
Parents of Heath Live Near City Near Beaverdam
Judge Hirt of Erie broadcast an appeal after a college mate learned Heath, a first lieutenant, survived the crash of his plane in France. Heath, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Heath who live between Carter Hill and Beaverdam near Corry, had sent a direct cable confirming injuries were not serious and that he was safe. The parents had previously heard he was missing and received a War Department notice two weeks earlier.
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Heath
City
Caph Phillin Heath
Hirt
Erie
Go Boll
France
Riet
Fred Heath
Carter Hill
Beaverdam
Fom
Corry
Ene
Nol
North Carolina
Young Heath
War Department
Hirtis
Dewey Calls for World Security Group in Campaign
Governor Thomas Dewey travels toward Michigan after Louisville speech endorsing a World security organization to be formed without waiting for the war, with aides and leaders of labor and civil groups to confer in Lansing as polio fears rise nationwide.
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Dewey
Thomas
Michigan
Louisville
Lansing
Gov
Hang PF
Kelly
Ma Livtle
Warren Moscow
New York Times
Arthur Vandersburg
R-Mich
Sarrisburg
Tadl
Philadelphia Health Records Show Early 19th Century Cases
State Health Department data indicate about 1 100 cases reported in 1832, concentrated largely in Philadelphia. By 1941, T4 individuals were a recovered figure, reflecting health reporting changes over time.
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State Health Department
Philadelphia
Red Army advances threaten Balkans and Transylvania shifts
Wartime dispatches describe a Soviet drive through Bulgaria toward Transylvania, with Allied and partisan actions in Yugoslavia and Greece. Bulgaria’s war entry prompts Soviet armistice shifts and potential Balkan cleanup actions as Turkish cooperation pressures rise. Reports claim border patrols and prisoner exchanges amid rapid front movements on multiple fronts.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Bulgaria
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Balkan Peninsula
Transylvania
Opel Pontier
Bungay
Germany
Myron
Sofia
Kremlin
Balkans
Albania
Greece
Aegean
Advigtia Sea
Rdiyne
Turkey
Rusela
Ruissian
Bilgatla
Red Army
Prussia
Szesaupa
Bunilay
Government disclaims liability in Kellettville flood loss
Federal Judge Nelson McVicar ruled that Forest County Gas Company cannot claim financial recovery for revenue losses after the Tiwestmood dam flood pushed water into Kellettville. The town’s 80 to 90 residents reportedly evacuated, leaving the gas firm about 400 dollars short. Concurrently, Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp officials announced a plant reopening after a two day strike ended.
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Pittsburgh
Fares County Gas Company
Revene
Kellettville
Tiowestmood
Nelson McVicar
Farrell
Farrell, Pi
Illinois Steel Corp
Planes blast Italian liner Rex in Adriatic
In September in the Adriatic the 11,000-ton Rex was attacked by Beaufighters firing rockets. Over 120 rockets struck the hull, some at the waterline, as the liner burned. The Rex, once famed, had crossed the Atlantic from Gibraltar to New York in 4 days 19 hours 68 minutes. German experts were believed to be preparing to sink her in Trieste harbor amid towage and ongoing air attacks.
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Associated Press
Rome
Atlantic
Gibraltar
Ambrose Light
New Yorke Harbor
Tries
Fin Rap
Evry
Wile
Enastal airTorwe
Beaufighter
Balen Airforce
Corry Boy Rescued After LST Sunk In Normandy Invasion
Oscar Gordon, boatswain's mate first class, Navy veteran of four years, is recovering at Naval Medical Center, Washington, with injuries from World War II. He served aboard an LST during the Normandy invasion, was believed drowned after his ship was hit, survived by clinging to a buoy, then was rescued and transported from England to the United States for treatment. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gordon of East Chutel Street, await further word on his exact condition and a possible furlough home.
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Oscar Gordon
Navy
Naval Medical Coast
Washington, Ty
Gordon
G. H. Gordon
East Chutel Street
Pearl Harbor
Torsery
Fee
Hk 45
Tae Gordon
English Channel
Gorry
England
Pensi
Tole
Washington
Clymer Damage Action Settled After Settlement Approved
The case of Delbert King and his daughter Vivian King against Samuel Groters over injuries to Vivian near Clymer on December 12 last year was settled for 1158. Judge Bodine approved the proposed settlement with 1058 to cover hospital and medical expenses at Corry Hospital. The defendants’ insurance status was not stated in Jamestown reports.
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Samuel Groters
Vivian King
Aelim
Hail Peer Wied
Chautauqua County
Delbert King
Clymer
Os Bresil
Fils
Viglar M. Line
Jamestown
Miss King
Corry Hospital
Ie Khngs
Armer
Rhinuel Groters
Risiy
Casintts Insurance
Allied Forces Press Southward Toward Belfort Gap
Dispatches report American and Allied units advancing from Besancon through the Doubs valley toward Belfort, reaching within 25 miles of the Belfort Gap as they push into southwestern Germany. Washington mentions Russian friction over UN Security Council voting rules and broader wartime diplomacy. London confirms heavy air strikes against industry and rail targets as Allied forces press the front.
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Rome
Sepi
Doubs River
Besancon
Belfork Gap
Germany
Besanat
Belfort
Allies control Philippine sky in push toward Mindanao
General MacArthur announced air superiority over the southern Philippines as American bombers and long range fighters dominated the skies. US warships patrolled eastern approaches while carrier planes supported operations against the western Carolines. A 113 ton bombing raid hit Mindanao, bases were attacked, and Japanese facilities at Santa Anna and Buayan were damaged.
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Associated Press
Southwest
Pacifie
Sept. P
Philippines
Carolines
Douglas MacArthur
Mindanao
Santa Anna
Buay@n
Sarangiml
Tin
Gélebés Island
Kim Hay
Halmihera
Molen
Americans Reach Moselle Bridgeheads In France
Allied dispatches report the U S Third Army crossed the Moselle in eastern France with five bridgeheads and deepened crossings amid heavy fighting. A front reporter notes German counterattacks were repulsed as breakthrough gains push toward the Saar basin and Rhineland targets. More than 700 prisoners taken, total U S POWs around 78,000.
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London
First Army
Liege
Rachet
Belgtum
France
Second Army
Albert Canal
Prussia
Rhineland
Dusseldorf
Cologne
Tnvasion Hestatertiers
Meir
U. S. Third Army
Germany
Moselle
Saar Basin
Mets
Tom
A. P
Wes Gallagher
U. S
Third Army
Mo- Selle
Gallagher
Arisonie
Emmy
Holand
Prominent Woman Held in Jewelry Theft Case
Riverhead N Y September daughter of Episcopal bishop and descendant of two presidents was held in Suffolk county jail without bail on charges of stealing jewelry valued at 837,000 from homes in Westhampton Beach and Westhampton. Police said a dust wheel at parties where the jewelry was stolen links to the suspect, Mrs Job Taylor 2nd, whose father Rev Dr Frederick Lincolte Flinchbaugh is noted. The case names prominent historical ties to Presidents William Henry Harrison and Benjamin Harrison.
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Riverhead
Suffolk County
Westhampton Beach
Westhampton
Job Taylor
William Henry Harrison
Benejamin Harrison
Frederick Lincolte Flinchbaugh
Cincinnati
Wilbert Barre
Philadelphia
WAI Worker Robbed in Philadelphia
A scrambled and partially unreadable report notes a robbery of a WAI worker in Philadelphia. The fragment mentions Janet and a victim, with unclear details about the assailant and timeline. The readable bits indicate a crime event but lack coherent names, dates, or locations to specify further.
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China
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Caphired
Mengyang
Ad Kweilin
Ely
Kwangst
Eleave
Dumbarton Aks i
Great Britain
United States
World Security Organization
Rube Ad
He Bertin Railie
Praemyst
Lwow
Poland
Krsna
Philippine
Aachen Basin
Third
Selle
Maissin
George 8
WAI
Robhed
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Toituy
Pillieh Grube
Janet Poi
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