Industrial Outlook Boosts Local Business Amid War Boom
Accelerated by prospects of a war boom a gradual pickup in business continues, with a local manufacturer predicting stronger gains in fall and winter. He cites brighter conditions nationwide and expects employment improvements as industry expands. Pittsburgh district reports swelling order backlogs and higher steel ingot production next week, suggesting broader gains for Corry as national activity rises.
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Ufswing
Joral
Pittsburgh
Cony
N. Troy Gillette
Clifton M. Howard
Corry
Columbus
Sugar Grove
Bradford
Port Allegany
William Tounge
Meadville
Amon
William R. White
Frederick Stuart Greene
Efilor
Hitler
Hill
Charley Keating
Whnna
Gambr
Junges
Mary Roberts
Stea
Celoxon
Simber
Reece
Germans Move to Seize Private Rubber and Tires
German rationing tightens as government plans to seize virtually all privately owned tires for military use. Spare tires to be turned in now with others by September 20, while private transport nears standstill. Observers note wartime materials shortage despite heavy industrial effort. Abe Pickus, Cleveland adviser to governments, shifts cautionary stance to America. Parking woes rise as retailers push for customer parking and suburban expansion to ease access.
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Reichs
Washington
U. S
Rhineland
London
Berlin
Paris
Poland
Germany
Siegfried J. B. Patterson
K. Wheelock
Nave
Spencerville C
Hoat Anny
England
U. S. Army
Lieyt
Bradford G. Chynoweth
George CG. McDonald
Shmuel A. Greenwell
Rene R. Stadler
Horace H. Fuller
Liewl
Sumner Waite
John M
Sterling
Arthur W. Vanaman
Percy G.O' Blick
Col. Berhard
A. Peyton
William H. Gol
Burn. H
Bruce Catton in Washington and the wartime session notes
Washington dispatches recount Bruce Catton in Washington covering high cost of living and multiple wartime sessions called by presidents from Harding to Roosevelt. The piece surveys military observers, European campaigns, and domestic political notes alongside local elections and WPA wage concerns during a period of global conflict.
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Wilson
Harding
Hoover
Roosevelt
Whiskey sales suspected as revenue men visit Ere
Twenty years ago in the Journal Files dated September 16 1919 reports that though streets are quiet portable drunks are scarce, whiskey was being sold locally since July 1st and residents hope revenue men will soon visit the city.
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Journal
Ere
Daily 2 How Many Can Quiz You Answer
A scrambled quiz from a classified page asks seven questions on belief in one God, arts terms, state rankings, Ceferina Garcia, phonoscope, Lake Okeetho, the Declaration signers, Porto Rico, a flag description, and the heaviest weight.
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U. BL
Ceferina Garcia Associatad
Lake Okeethobee
Meenenduics
Porto Rico
Switzerland
Japan
Egypt
Hollywood Start of Joe E Brown Film Shook Houston Pace
Hollywood studios enter the zero hour before filming. Crews at Columbia rush plans, budgets, and locations as director Edward Sedgwick and art director Lionel Banks coordinate sets and scores. Cast and writers refine dialogue while departments test players and fittings, all converging toward the first day of principal photography.
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Joe E. Brown Goment
Columbia
Houst
Edward Sedgwick
Lionel Banks
Morris Sto
Sedgwibky
Allminy
Birthday Celebration Amid Household Turmoil
A scrambled local notice recounts a family birthday moment with Mrs Jean Berert and her three daughters. The text glances at a secretary, a store mix up, and a court-like scene involving a president ordering action. Names and dates are garbled but the core shows a family party amid confusion.
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Jean
Day
Davighier
Corry area's lively notes mix of visits and events
Local column reports Knopf visiting near Washington, demolition near the old Drought aide house to save taxes, and a busy Erie rail center scene. It mentions Bard music, Navy band, Ellington at Erie Armory, and plans for Rotary Teachers' fete. Erie politics hint at the Carney Evans contest for common pleas judge and local civic life updates.
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Knopf
Washington
Corry Proverties
Bard
U.S. Navy
Vincent Hiel
Duke Ellington
Erie Armory
Attead the Bitterbugs
George Orcult
East Frederick Street
C. G. Crawford
Renova Division
Eris
Lanny Ross
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Hollywood
Metropolis
New York
Ozzie’ Nelson
England
Italy
America
Erie County
William J. Carney
Common Pleas Court
Miles B. Kills
Elmer L. Evans
Charley
Rotary
Erie Railroad
Gerry
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Fla
George MacDonald
Coty
Corry
Meadville
Seiota
State Highway’ Department
Earle
Benny Goodman
Buffalo
Rogers
Washington Streeh
Maple Avenue
Washington and
Center Streets
Highway Patrol
Tandy
Erie County Motor Club
Chestinu
Radio listings mix of music and talks across networks
Radio programs feature Frank Munn singing When You Come to the End of the Day on NBC Red and other operatic arias with Jean Dickenson. Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt will read a National Democratic Women’s Day message and interview guests on NBC Red at 9:30. Multiple orchestras, dances, and plays fill the air across Red, Blue, and Reed networks, including Benny Goodman, Donahue, and Orson Welles Campbell Playhouse.
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Frank Munn
Irving Berlin
Nbg-Red Network
Murm
Jean Dickenson
Victor Herbert
Vincent
Youman
Miss Dickenson
Lindey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nhc-Red
Roosevelt
Josephine Roche
Ellen S. Woodward
Florence 5
Kerr
Helen Fuller
Alec Templeton
Bobby Hastings
Uncle Hura
Blue Network
Reed
NBC String Symphony
Frank Black
Red
NBC
Benny Goodman
Jal Donahue
Little Jack
Harry Sosnik
Maeswo
Fitch
Red Network
Morlon Gould
NBC Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
Health and Beauty
Inc
Blue
Josepha Chekava
Soprino
Radio City Music Hall
Striue
Maurice Baron
Vaughn Willams
Howard Barlow
Columbia Broadcasting ‘Symphony
CBS
Ethic
Seatire
Clyde “Harrie
Deen River Hoys Quinrte
Charles Paul
George B. MacDonald
First Baptish Church
Germantown
Hugh
Menamin
Gathedral
Thracists
Denver
CBS Church
Phil Spitalny
Hed
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of the Stay of Pa
A garbled 19th century medical note discusses tooth grinding in children and adults, linking nervous conditions and sex to bruxism, with scattered observations about nightly grinding and possible remedies.
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The
Medical Society of the Stay of Pennsylvania
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Oakland
Calif
Itermen
Laa
Heegiece
Bruce Catton
Ope
Williams
Franklin
the Methodist, Episcopal Church
Pohiet
Wueré
Stanford Hose Company
WPA
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State Department
Dumeress
Joan Sears
Spill Beeson
Hugh Smith
G. A. Shea
Corry Hospital
Svell
Tia Willams
Titus~ Alle
FTL
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Chisanery
Little
Tommy Dorsey
Abe Lymian
Horace Heidt
Artie Shay
Charlie Barnet
Glenn Miller
Harry Owens
Acee Brigodé
Carl Ragazza
Harry James
Mary Eastman
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