Local accident report and tangled names in county note
An unclear item from Gurby Bele county mentions a youth named Ray A. Perteltyy connected to an incident with a vehicle and cash, alongside scattered references to people like Fred, Georine, Hnatyazan, and others. The text is garbled with many misspellings and partial names, yielding a fragmented account of an accident or encounter with a reversible item and a cash claim, plus unrelated street and towed vehicle hints.
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Gury Bele
Fred Reat
Georine
Hnatyazan
Cane
Ray A. Perteltyy
Uhion Otry
Herstr
Weaver
U. Plains
Astoral
Yauila
Andy
War Attabibrets Wagons 15 Four Nents
A fragmented report describes a malfunctioning wagon and a vestibule incident at a location named Florence Wsappear, mentioning a House, a park, and hog-related issues. The text references a person named Brgg and an event occurring on a Thursday afternoon with unclear details about a firing and a hardware store.
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Florence
Dean of Rey Killed in Near Unton Incident
A fragmented report notes the death of an individual identified as a dean of Rey in a nearby Unton area. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a fatal incident with unspecified circumstances and local officials investigating.
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Rey
Facing New Vacancies in Rome School Board Meeting
Two new vacancies confront the Board of Education at tonight’s war meeting. Miss Alice Kelly resigns as health teacher to join Westfield. James Foster from Windber cannot accept a local posting. a replacement is being sought. Transportation bids and school opening plans to be discussed.
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Lie Wist Huder
Board of Education
Alice Kelly
Westfield
Ralph S. Dewey
James Foster
Windber
Howerd Brubaker
Fiere
Foster
Whivey
Locater & Terchier
Fairhaven
Bowed of Education
Turben
Columbus
Martin Seeks Lead as Republican Platform Adopted
Republicans adopted a platform pledging tax cuts and labor rights while Governor hopeful Benard Martin accelerates his campaign with a 28 point program backing Roosevelt in the war effort and individual rights. He shakes hands with Senator James J. Davis who vows continued campaign support as Davis predicts a Republican victory. Separately, Lovell Manufacturing reports unusual atmospheric conditions caused a ventilation failure leading to potential gas exposure concerns for 15 workers, investigated by Dr. Frank Ty Rossiter.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Sal Mani
Benard Martin
Roosevelt
Fepublican State
Yabor
Colective Baginning
State Labor Relations Ao
Martin
James J. Davis
Davis
Lovell Manufacturing Company
Vine
Edward G. Dell
Dell
Frank Ty Rossiter
University of Pittedured
Fatal injuries after three car crash near Spartansburg
Leo Tucci, 19, of 260 Mound Street, died after a fourth car struck his vehicle on Route 277 south of the city limits near Spartansburg. Tucci had been injured minutes earlier in the three-car collision, was taken to Corry Hospital, and died at 4:25 AM. Also injured were Ralph Trippe and Mrs Myrna Platt, with Trippe suffering arm lacerations. The crash occurred when Tucci’s car swerved, was struck by Peter Popovich’s Terraplane, causing a chain of impacts on the Spartansburg road.
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Lo ‘Tucci
Mound Street
Spartansburg Road
Tucci
Corry
Tue
Dnd
Hurmine
Peter Popo- Vicn
Peter Popo- Vicn, B.D. 4
Spartansburg
Popovich
S. Pontiac
Myrna Platt
Valentine Bridge
Cory City
Platt
Tucei
C.H. ‘Titus
Flatt
Trippe
Cory Hospital
British Landing Group Blocked East of Cherbourg
German broadcasts report a British detachment of seven men tried to land on the French coast east of Cherbourg Saturday night. The party, including five officers, a sergeant major, and a private, was shelled before shoreward arrival and sunk by a direct hit. Prisoners included two officers and a De Gaullist naval officer. bodies of a major, sergeant major, and a private were recovered.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ifrom
High Command
Cherbourg
Thei
Bis Hey
de Gaullist
Firemen Plan Defense Organization Formation Meeting
Fire Chief Andrew Paulson announced plans to form an auxiliary firemen unit for civilian defense. A meeting at Stanford High School Wednesday at 7 30 p m will organize training classes with ward leaders named and classes scheduled to fit communal activity.
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Andrew Paulson
Stanford Hose Company
Plank
Hose Company
Enall
Paulson
Charles T. Craker
J. Fred Inky
FDR Warns Congress Of War Production Shortfall
Washington September 14 President Roosevelt told Congress the United States was producing just over 50 percent of its maximum war output and urged pushing civilian economy to the bone to supply weapons for allied forces. He cited the sixty quarterly lend lease report detailing aid to Britain, Commonwealth nations, and 25 other countries totaling 8.489 billion dollars with renewals of 3.525 billion and lending purchases of 5.8 billion, noting aid at 6 billion annually under 15 appropriation nets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
United Nations
Renual
United Kingdom
Russia
Middle East
Australia
Auto Skids and Crashes Near Fish Hatchery
Two men were injured in a collision near the Fish Hatchery on Boilie Gabhe Street when an Oldsmobile coupe driven by Charles Cox left the highway and crashed into two trees. Robert Hateh, 22, suffered severe facial lacerations and was hospitalized. Cox sustained facial injuries and returned home. State motor police investigated the crash and continued inquiries.
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Boilie Gabhe
Robert Hateh
Wit Rasti
Tenth Street
Erle
Corry Hospital
Charles Cox
Victory
Wesleyvile
Cox
Bombers Hit Bremen as Russians Sweep East Germany
London reports a strong Allied bombing raid on northwest Germany with Bremen heavily bombed and key submarine yards and Focke Wulf plants in the target area. British bombers suffered losses, nineteen missing, while Soviet air activity ranged over eastern Germany and a Romanian front near Ploesti.
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Associated Press
London
Bremen
Germany
Hungary
Budapest
Focke-Wulf
Loss of Merchant Vessel Adds to Atlantic Toll
The navy announced a medium sized Panamanian registry merchant ship was torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine late in August hundreds of miles off the north coast of South America. Survivors were landed at an East Coast port as the Battle of the Western Atlantic enters its first week since Pearl Harbor with total losses reaching 464, over a third from the eastern seaboard.
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Associated Press
Washington
Theavy
Airlands
South America
United States
Western Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Easter Seaboard
Fail to Wreck Crack Train Near Nodaway
A westbound Burlington streamline train from Chicago to Denver derailed two and a half miles east of Nodaway Za at 19 20 a m today. Seven caplo signs rocked the loco but no injuries were reported and damage was slight, according to Burlington officials in Omaha.
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Omaha
Burlington Streamline
Chicago
Denver
Nodaway
Burlington
Senate Bill To Stabilize Wages At Aug 15 Level
Senator Browns said the Senate would pass a bill to stabilize wages at August 15 parity and farm prices near parity. The measure would authorize presidential actions to address cost of living factors and allow intervention in sub standard conditions while not lowering prices below parity. The bill aims to keep farm prices around current parity levels, with current averages near 101 percent of parity.
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Senate
Eres
Washington
Browns
DeMidty
Uhh
Fonyuyett
Wales
Tevels
Arowm
Ehitef
Brawn
Brain
Early ballots in Maine lift fall election gaming
Bulletin reports from Sept 14 noting Maine voters choosing a Senator governor and three House members as campaigns wind down. Other items cover military plane crashes in Kentucky and South Carolina, a Bell Aircraft test pilot fatality in Niagara Falls, a search for a missing Army bomber near Colorado, and Russian bombing activity in Moscow region.
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Associated Press
Maine
House
Wille
Japs Stalled Near Port Moresby as Allied Bombers Strike
Allied forces held the Japanese at bay around Moresby 40 miles north of Port Moresby for a day while medium bombers dropped a line of bombs on the Japanese base and Lae airfield. Flying fortresses attacked three enemy merchant ships and a cruiser off New Guinea coasts, according to a communique.
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M'Arthur
Australia
Vatier
Port Moresby
Arf
Airfeld Co
New Guinea
Vichy Yields to Nazi Labor Demand Under New Law
French employers ordered to assemble crews for shipment to Germany under a sweeping Vichy labor decree. The law drafts all able bodied French 18 to 50, with some exemptions, giving the state full control of employment and hours. Vocational schooling may be required. the regime cites national necessity and promises sacrifices similar to actions in other countries. Two students died in a separate car crash in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, with four others injured.
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Associated Press
VICHY
Yoowleton
Germany
Siso
Sehp
Abdhat Ixbor
Dipon
Duchy of
Luxembourg
British Moving Forward In Madagascar faces tougher fight ahead
British forces push inland from Madagascar's northwest toward Tananarive as Maevatarana falls and advances near Andreba. Allied forces landing at Morondava report slight opposition, while a southern column makes progress. Vichy troops block a bridge over Batstboka with the middle span sacrificed to delay the British. The plateau above Tananarive remains the strongest Vichy defense as advance continues.
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Madagascar
Tananariye
Maevatarana
Majinga
Tananarive
Andrebs
Maeva
Tanana Tx
Morondayy
Jungs
Batstboka
Taranarive
Aloe
Russians Say Defense Intact Admit Losses
News by Associated Press reports Soviet and German forces clash around Stalingrad as German troops push toward the city while Soviet defenses, counterattacks, and fresh reinforcements shape a bloody stalemate. Central Caucasus and Volkhov operations accompany the fighting with reports of halted German penetrations and renewed Soviet resilience.
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Stalingrad
Volga
Caucasus
Mozdole
Piel Misqyatenes
Mic Rinles
Black Sea
Tellen Ravorsista
Faumlin
Batum
Frm
Red Army
Volkhov
Sinyayinu
Ane
Stslinerad
Pravda
Ina Srosh
Sinyavind Stenehst
Leningrad
Australjy
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