Daily Quiz Notes From Classified Page
The page presents a chaotic quiz with questions about Tyrone Power and D Raballi on which island, a Navy blimp sighting in San Draneigoo, Willian Saroyatt’s profession, who wrote Rhapsody in Blue, the descent claim of Menelik, the meaning of Obtoman, parrot fever naming, lead as the heaviest metal true or false, and Salmon B P Chace portrait and a Lincoln era office.
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Shavers
United States
Tyrone Power
D.raballi
New Britain
New Guinea
New Ireland
San Draneigoo
Gijburb
Willian Saroyatt
Victor Berbert
W. ©. Handy
George Gershwin
Menelik
Solomon
Sheba
Turk
Jamestown and Chauco. Rent Freeze Sets In October
Jamestown and Ohsutsuqua counties report rent suspension under a March 1 14 percent cap. The order begins October 1, with Mayor Samuel A. Stroth saying the city will answer rent questions and await the Office of Price Administration’s guidance. He notes possible adjustments after OPA setup and the rent administrator is named.
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Jamestown
Renta
Ohsutsuqua
United Press Amd
Associated Press
Eoes
Samuel A. Stroth
OPA
Washington
Appeal for More Pickers in Fruit District Jamestown
Jamestown officials seek additional workers for tomato and grape picking as grape season starts. United States Employment Service reports low local enthusiasm. currently 100 tomato pickers needed with 70 daily farm trips. Grape harvest underway with about 60 pickers daily. growers expect 100 more by next week. Juice plants in Westfield, Brocton, and Fredonia require 240 men for 12-hour shifts over three weeks.
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Jamestown
Reute
Donald &. Appleyard
United States Employment Service
Westfield
Brocton
Mr. Appleyard
Fredonia
Radio Schedule and Common Language Notes for Today
Radio listings cover NBC and Blue network programs with acts such as Whit to expect, Words and Music, and Major Bowes. The column also includes a public notice about language usage explaining when to use each other versus one another.
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Cinfonletia
Chateam Hogan
Variety
NBC
Stelia Dallas
German War Talk: Gibraltar Dakar Threats Receded
The article notes German repulse in North Africa eases fears of Gibraltar and Dakar plots, with speculation of a Mediterranean bottle up and Malta fall. It credits mechanized America for German army strength, citing a study by Austrian refugee Hans Ernest Fried on Germany at war and soldiers’ better provisions and talents.
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Gibraltar
Dakar
North Africa
Hitler
Mediterranean
Malta
Egypt
South Amerea
Atherleans
America
Germany
Genhan
1Nd
Aécardine
Hans Ernest Fried
INDIA AND AMERICA Tensions Over India's Future
The piece argues some Americans blame Britain over India and urge immediate British withdrawal. It notes the difficulty, as India is a vast mix of races, religions, and politics, where peaceful coexistence has long prevented conflicts and benefited the subcontinent.
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India
America
England
Britain
Ritein
Daily Dozen Preventing Falls from Home Hazards
Falls caused 25 400 deaths in the United States last year, accounting for a quarter of resident deaths in 1941. The largest number of fatal falls occurred at home with 67, and 84 percent of the victims were over 65. The article urges home planning and furnishing changes to prevent falls, noting white painted bottom steps, polished doors, and rugs as risk factors, and warns that bathtub falls are common and often fatal.
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United States
Discovering Home and India War Talk in 20 Years Past
Twenty years ago a debate over India’s political future during wartime is recalled with Britain’s pledge to political freedom after the war. The piece notes India’s current dependence on British policy, Japanese threat, and the idea that agitation serves little purpose. It also explores gasoline restrictions and Americans staying home, plus the social insight that families may be better understood when not traveling.
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India
St. Britain
Iry
Mothier
Ded
Sixth Warren Man Missing in Action in War Report
Warren Sept. 17, Joseph Reginald Aurills listed as the sixth Warren man reported missing in action by U S forces abroad. Autilla Was, a seamanship second class in the Navy, enlisted January this year. Home once Sheffield, family moved to Warren on North Carver street. Aurilla, 21, son of Ralph Aurilla watchman at the FN tower crossing. Mother is dead. two sisters and three brothers listed among local residents. Frank, 22, also serving in the Navy. Baffin's Bay note appears unrelated to the report.
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Warren
Joseph Reginald Aurills
U.S
Axds
Autilla
U. S. Navy
Sheffield
Carver Street
Seattan Aurilla
Ralph Aurilla
Rachel Peterson
Mary
Ralph
Leo
Jerry
This Air
Frank
Navy
Clarion College Granted Air Course Under CPT Plan
Clarion State Teacher College president Dr Paul Chandler announced approval of a CPT program after a prior cancellation on August 24. Ten Army students report Monday for flight training with 22 more to join October 29. The first group includes non glider students while the October cohort will be comprised entirely of glider pilots.
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Clarion
Paul Chandler
Clarion State Teacher College
Army
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Iain
Ite
Armour's Treat
Sunayn Cigarettes
Popes
A & BP
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Nutley
Jone Parker
Joe Parker Streusel
A&p Bakay
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Whitehouse
A&p
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Long Island
Lake
SEARS
Daily Dozen
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Pawer
National BI Bank OF Corry Federal
Baffin's Bay
Wiliam Baffin
Clarion College
Absorbine Jr. de Phillips
Tweed Cologne
Blue Grass
Heiman’s For Diamonds
Diamond Ensemble
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Corre
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