GOP Battle For Control In Pittsburgh District
In Pittsburgh the Old Guard and Young Republicans clash over control a remnant of 1914 Bull Moose era politics ahead of next Tuesday's primary election. Rallies drew few spectators and speakers faced empty houses as war and lack of major issues temper public interest while regulars seek unity against the Old Guard faction led by Grundy and Melvin.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
James Coyne
Joe Armstrong
Max Leslie
Charles H. Kline
Allegheny County
All Pentoses
Grundys
Melvins
First Wave 10 Buy War Bonds Drive Opens
Miss Thorogood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lionel V Thorogood of Palrhaver, is recognized as the first WAVe in the city to buy a bond in the Third War Loan drive which opened yesterday. The Palrhaven committee credited for the sale. Also noted is the West Ridge Bus Company starting installation of two 4000 gallon gasoline tanks at its bus garage on Pennsylvania avenue to supply buses at their pumps, in compliance with borough ordinance.
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Miss Ity
Caveyouu
Lionel V. Thorogood
Palrhaver
Thorogood
Pakhaven Committee
Warren
West Ridge Bus Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Answers to the 6-Question Editorial Quiz
The page lists correct responses: 1 Borneo 2 Créte 3 George TV 4 Boxing 5 Cape Hart 6 Mt Ararat 7 Northern Italy 8 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow 9 George Washington and Jane Madison 10 Bronze.
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Borneo
Créte
George TV
Cape Hart
Mt. Ararat
Italy
Sleepy Hollow
George Washington
Janes Madison
School Work Program Advocated by Dr Haas
Officials of the Corry district report support for a school work program to keep upper grade pupils employed part time where power shortages exist. Dr Francis Haas, state superintendent, promotes conferences among school admins, chambers of commerce and employers to split shifts and place seniors on half day jobs with wage and hour limits. He cautions against using work as an excuse to skip shop.
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Corry Belool
Francis B. Haas
Chambers of Commerce
Placine
Eneh Shident
Dr. Haas
Hass
Allied Armies Press Albania In Bold Balkan Move
Front reports describe a huge Allied armada advancing toward Albania with German troops retreating to block Balkan thrusts from southern Italy. Italian and Swiss lines show Genoa and Turin under pressure as Italian forces abandon France and move toward safer front sectors. Allied and Axis broadcasts claim shifting troop positions as Li Gen. Mark Clark’s Sth Army fights to expand footholds near Naples while negotiations to move German troops north unfold.
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Naples
Tannihe
Tada
France
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
Adriatic
Pizzo
Vibo Valentia
Ventotene Tsarid
Madrid
Stefanius
Rome
Porto
D'Apvio
Nourth
Ostia
Asives
Balkans
Italy
Mgoney
Albania
Genoa
Tkilian
Switzerland
Mont Cenis
Suisa
Turin
Geri
Thullan
French
Savoy
Taian
Mian
Badoglio
Onters
Algiers
Milan
Badoglia
Athania Te
Warren W. Wood Backs Coroner Training Plan
Warren W. Wood announces his campaign platform, echoing an eight year old Republican nomination theme. He argues the coroner role needs a trained professional, since the coroner only acts after death to investigate and determine cause, requiring expertise in preparing the deceased.
New Pay Proposal For Coal Miners By AP
Washington September 10 wage negotiators in the salt coal industry consider a portal to portal pay plan altering the miners day. Proposed by President John L Lewis the plan sets an eight hour day eight hours time and a half after eight hours or 40 hours a week. Operators estimate it would lift wages about 1.99 dollars per day for a five day week and 2.20 dollars per day for a six day week.
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Washington
Arst
John L. Lewis
Third Quarterly Police Meeting at Oil City Sept 23
City officials, including Mayor John G Payne and Police Chief Joseph W Barman, will host the Oil City conference. FBI agent H K Johnson will discuss fugitive handling and exhibits on internal security. Norman Davis will address Civic Assistance to and Cooperation with Law Enforcement. Events begin at 1 p.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall.
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Oil Cuy
Corry Po- Mee
PBI
Oi City
John G. Payne
Joseph W. Barman
Norman Davis
Oil City
Tlvens
Aew
Tra L. Joslin
H. K. Johnson
Pittsburgh
FBI
Knights of Columbus Hall
Ov Gity
Missionary speaks at Nazarene Church in Corry
A missionary service is planned at the Corry Church of the Nazarene on Essex Street Saturday at 7:45 p.m. Rev Harry W Mingledottf, an outgoing missionary to Split Amelia, will speak. The Rev R R Marrisman invites all to attend this service as he notes Mingledottf departs for the southern continent this fall.
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Corry Church
Banks Terent
Howe
Chuck Jheks
Basroy York Yanke
Yankee
Red Birdslip
Louis
New York St Louis
al Fork
Lady Huston
Sy Sreengwalt
Soll
Fullbacs
Taickli
Rocky Grove
David R
Elven
Carr Ween
St. Lai
Frinkees
Detroit
Public Auction and Executor Notice Items From Corry PA
Public sale notice for Clyde Lilley farm near Union City with Holstein cattle equipment and tools listed. Executors notice for the estate of D Warren DeRosay in Corry Pennsylvania requests debts and claims by heirs to be presented.
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Delbert H. Groseutl
Waller
Clyde Lilley Farm
Union City
Concord
Clyde Lilley
Arthur Scoulen
Spartansburg
D. Warren DeRosay
Corry
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Sertmide Jane DeRosay
Exeautrix
Maple Avenme
Curry
Walter H. Scott
Atty
Cameron Bidy
Penni
New York and Pittsburgh Market Briefs Sept 10
Market roundup from New York and Pittsburgh shows egg receipts at 17,040 with receivers’ selling prices listed alongside cow and hog prices in Buffalo. Airport for produce notes steady apples and potatoes in Pittsburgh while the bond market holds steady with no major shifts as war news continues to influence sentiment.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
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Isgues
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Andon
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Axo
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National Dairy
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Rere
Stesl
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Youngstown & Wt
N.Y
Vero
Sumbiy
Arkansas
South Pain of
Fragmented local sport notes from damaged OCR.
Incomplete game chatter references players, teams, and injuries from a muddled York and St Louis baseball context. Mentions Yankee broadcast, Red Birds, Dodgers, Detroit, and various names appear sparsely amid garbled phrases and stray scores, with no clear single event or outcome.
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