British US Trade Pact Denounces Carved Market Edge
Charles B Stewart notes Britain and the United States have announced a scheme to curb competition in third party markets. They plan to reduce British exports by about 30 percent to Latin America and other regions, amid debates on how lease lend goods will be compensated and whether arbitration will resolve disputes.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Britain
United States
Washington
London
Latin America
Argentina
Venezuela
Latin Americas
John Bull
Sam
Jesse ‘Sonea
Department of Commerce
Americas
Tragic Death of John J Mead Sr at Erie Daily Times
John J Mead Sr longtime publisher and owner of the Erie Daily Times was struck and killed near his Home during a tragic accident. The Corry Pa based publisher built The Times into a leading regional paper with diverse holdings and a strong community presence. His death ends a devoted career and leaves the local press in mourning. The report highlights his rise from a common school education to newspaper leadership and notes his ongoing ties to Corry and its readers.
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Pennsylvania
John J. Mead
Erie Daily Times
Gary
Anil
Meadboushit
the Times
Inter
Whch
Mead
Decsared
Bine
Corry
Andiie Jounal
Fragmented OCR fragment on aristocracy and intelligence
The text discusses beliefs in aristocracy and social status linked to intelligence and motherhood. It speculates on the environment affecting infants and a possible deterrent role of certain individuals within a society. The passage appears as a garbled excerpt from a larger discussion.
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Eotal
Soni Gazenta
Fires and hazards from campfires threaten Pennsylvania
The Daily Dozen warns fires from campfires burn vast numbers annually and cause deaths. Proper extinguishment is essential to prevent tragedies. Adults should supervise and fully douse flames after use to avoid dangerous embers and wildfire risk.
Difficulties in European travel face American correspondent
ISTANBUL September 10 Travel in Europe is fraught with visa, baggage, side tracks, and disjointed rail service. Preston Grover reports on crowded compartments, scarce amenities, and the strain of crossing borders as an American journalist, with trains dominated by troop movements and frequent inspections, frames a weary, measured journey to the Black Sea and beyond.
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Europe
Escouragee
Tomerwes
Preston Grover
Ells
Istanbul
Babis
Estalibal
Tatra
Brussels
Berlin
Paasenger
Gerith Bheessed
Avia
Don
Geritth
Apovale
Turkey
Shirl Temple Returns to Screen at Deepening Fame
Washington Day Book notes Shirley Temple’s comeback featuring her new film Kathleen. Temple, now a brunette, balances schooling and acting, earning about 85 thousand dollars per film with Metro’s plan for two yearly releases. Her poised, mature presence signals a renewed star ascent, supported by her mother and director Herold Bucquet as she resumes movie work alongside Mary Lou Tsitsh and Laraine Day.
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Shirley
Mrs. Temple
Mary
Lou Tsitsh
Twenty Years Ago From Journiles News Note
A retrospective item from September 16, 1921 notes L W Olds and Blank Gillette departing for Boston Montreal and Quebec by motor trip. Rebecca St Clair plans to return to Cory. Marjorie Auer entertains guests with lunch for Miss Arters upcoming marriage. Ruth Hall elected president of the Shorthand Club with Jewell Waylor and Charles Lucy officers. Joseph H Baugh, longtime Fenny Railroad worker, suffered a stroke near East South Street. Arvilla Sackett travels to Westfield for a week with relatives.
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Adis Ruth Hall
Yes Terday
Miss Jewell Waylor
Charles Lucy
Daily Quiz: Can You Answer Seven Questions
A scrambled test asks which state had the largest population at the Constitution's adoption and covers topics from geography to early American figures. It lists ten questions with broken spellings and asks readers to supply the missing answers.
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Turre Bo
Tropic of Cantar
Antilles
Washington
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Russia
Utah
Silas
Desits
Potor
Paul
Wood types and classifications in a fragmented note
Fragmentary text describes wood categories softwoods and hardwoods with weight comparisons to water, noting mahogany like materials, and mentions a central American light species. A University of Michigan professor is cited about people having a share of something related to Washington. The passage contains garbled phrases and unclear context.
Man About Manhattan and Berlin Diary Reflections
A fragment of Man About Manhattan recalls a tense Polo Grounds game as crowds gather under amber lights. It shifts to Berlin Diary notes on 1934 1941 purges and Shirer’s wartime insights, with musings on travel, new state guides, and a barber shop scene ending in a blurred monologue.
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George Tucker
New York
Jong
Polo Grounds
Berti
Coagan
Morehan
Aldbev
Carl Hubbell
Medwiels
Camilli
Dodgers
Haloal
Hub- Tell
Willkun
Mim
Berlin
Shirer Sulfil
Third Reich
Cooring
Provin Cial
Shirer
Gosbbels
Conversion Craze Shapes Industries Across War Effort
Wartime conversion drives shifts in US industry as civilian plants switch to military output. Rubber, Jeep makers, vacuum cleaners, and even furniture hardware are repurposed for shells, masks, tripods, and gauges. In Bantam, a small town, a aluminum barber chair idea grew into a booming war supplier, illustrating the broad, rapid retooling across sectors to meet defense needs.
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Armstrong Cork Co
Hven
Array
Navy
OPM
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