Extension of Army Authority Curbed by F D R
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt rejected proposals expanding military control of civilian defense industries. He ordered civilian-dominated agencies to manage raw materials, production, exports, and defense measures, creating a civilian-led council under Milo Breckitts to oversee key operations amid interagency tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.D.R
Amediated
Washington
Roosevelt
Wai
Babllie Fox
Defense
Vewidloyk
Milo Brekitts
Tovier
Ome Zante
New Ladies Store to Open Here Next Week
Buckerman's modern ladies wear shop in North Cantey street will open next week after finishing touches. Samuel Zuckerman, head of the firm with 35 years in business, oversees the remodel of the former Noht Center site into a bright Peach and walnut interior. The store will offer dresses coats furs suits and accessories, with a formal opening date announced soon. invitations extended to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckerman
Lust
Nauoswt Bank
North Cantey Street
Nevy
Samuel Zuckimen
Jamestown
Dunktins
Zuckerman
Utd
Center
Larlies
Svorma
German forces seize Kiev as flag rises over citadel
Berlin reports German high command says Kiev fallen and flag raised. Another dispatch says Pollova 200 miles east of Kiev and near Kavrene under Red Army pressure dissolving. Detroit item notes a conviction. Tehran reports Britain and Russia to recognize Mohammed Shah Pabilyi regime. Grafton plant explosion kills Francis Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Polliova
Kew
Kavnev
Red Army
Teraine
Grafton, T
Francis Erwin
Minols Powder Manufacturing Co
Local worker ends life with rifle in auto
Arthur J. Ness, 44, a dig maker at Raymond Manufacturing, ended his life with a 32 Special rifle in his car on a dirt road near the Clough farm by West Spring Creek. Neighbors saw him idle in the vehicle early Thursday afternoon. Ness left a farewell note reading Goodbye to all My mind is too far gone to bring Son's Asthue Wess. The act occurred as Ness, who came to Corry from Smetport, shot himself. the bullet tore upward through the head. Corporal Burke and others reported the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Ness
West Spring Creek
Raymond Manufsettring Company
Athis Wlsy
Clough Farm
Asthue Wess
Corry
Smetport
Cloveh
Iynn Sill
Beaverdam
Sparta Mission Buys Property for Church Conversion
Catholics Will Remodel Residence On Kilburn Property Into Church Our Lady of Victory Mission in Spartansburg announces purchase of Kilburn property on Water Street. Building will be remodeled into a church edifice as funds allow. Committees plan improvements to aid mission. age of Bruno Gustilo charged with malicious mischief in tire slashing case continued to November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilburn
Our Lady’ of Victory
Spartansburg
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas
Cay
Water Street
Bruno Gustliso
Patay Notte
West Main Street
Three Vessels Seized In War Bonus Dispute
New York September reports three Alcoa fleet merchant ships seized under federal requisition amid a widening strike threat. The Seafarers International Union seeks a $60 monthly war bonus for voyages to West Indies and offshore bases, with arbitration offered only if the union’s bonus demand is considered. Also affecting the Pacific coast, other ships face similar dispute and potential strike action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Alcoa
Ottiers
Alcoa Banner
Alcoa Scout
Aliminumg’ Company of America
Seafarers International a= io
AFL
West Mies
Canadian
West Indies
Maritime Commission
Zoe
Pacific
Pacific American
Gymers Association
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Red Sea
Siles
Arkansan
Assistant Named At St Thomas Church Parish
Rev Anthony Robaczewski, formerly assistant at St Peter's Conneautville, is named assistant to Rev Francis J Graves at St Thomas Church in Erie diocese. He will assume duties Sunday and replaces Rev Arthur J Leon, who becomes assistant at St Jogens in Warren. Born Wilmington Delaware, ordained June 1940 after studies at Orchard Lake Seminary Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Robaczewski
Arthur Leon
Warren Church
St. Peter's Church
Conneautville
Yen
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas’ Church
Pr. Robaczewsil
Wilmington
Del
Orchard Lake Seminary
Detroit
Mich
Arthur J. Leon
Father Leon
Ph. Jogenh
Chirch
Warfer
Mark Gannon
Two Are Killed In Nitro Explosion Near Bradford
An unidentified driver and Martin Streeter, executive secretary of the Bradford District Pennsylvania Crude Oil Producers Association, were killed or severely injured when a nitro glycerine truck exploded on a highway four miles from Bradford. The blast felled nearby trees and scattered debris along the road as responders sought to identify victims and determine cause. Streeter chaired a producers’ fact finding committee related to price fixing concerns pending a Washington hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bradford
Huh Gebubank Was
Martin
Streeter
Pennsylvania
Bradlay
2 Hurt In Crash Push Fight For School Grant
Two people injured near Sherman in a morning accident when a car left the road on Route 74. James Wilson drove a 1938 Chevrolet coupe. the vehicle struck a curve and plunged into a ditch. Injuries ranged from serious to minor. all were treated at Corry hospital after initial aid from Dr Patti of Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman At & Orlock
Cat
aAky Wilson
East Washington Street
Gorsy Hospital
Mas
Wilton
Patti
Sherman
Corry Hospital
Nazi radio station and airfield reported near Los Palmas Chiapas
A preliminary probe in Mexico confirms an unauthorized airfield and a clandestine Nazi radio station near Los Palmas in Chiapas. Governor Rafael Pascasto and Inspector Jesus Adullera oversee the inquiry, which has found substantiating evidence and will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Field
Mexico
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mear Los Palmas
Chiapas State
Ministry of Dnenanede
Nites
Assiouncomebl Guia
Ariel
Rafael Pascasto
Gamboa
Jesus Adullera
Fairhaven Pupils Seek School Addition and Relief
Corry chock of Tiials reports demand for an addition to Fairhaven School to educate extra pupils. The plan includes funding from rents and federal aid, with a focus on expanding facilities as the district handles a growing student body. Leaders named push for rapid expansion to accommodate incoming students and reduce crowding at the existing building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dusches
Medea
Ranede
Mis Fc
Barnes
Bupt
Kurt S. Dewey
Waller H. Scolty
Clare Marin
Psn
Iaetiies
Lend Lease Bill to Move Fast in House
Washington dispatch says Administration leaders in the House moved to fast track President Roosevelt’s lend lease request of about 5.985 billion dollars. Chairman Gannon called for an informal appropriations committee meeting to plan hearings beginning Tuesday. Speaker Rayburn and M. Leader McCormack predicted a House vote within two weeks with little opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Gannon D-Mo
House Appropriations
Rayburn
McCormack
Massachusets
Two More Reds Shot in Paris By Associated Press
German authorities in occupied Vichy France announced the execution of two communists for demonstrations in Paris as reprisals tighten. The Seine department faces new restrictions effective today, amid ongoing street clashes between residents and Nazi troops. Judge Nelson McVicar set September 14 as a tentative date for a hearing on suppressing evidence in the John Edward Kern trial over the Eldred bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Vighy
France
Sept. Lg
Seine Department
Pittsburgh
Nelson McVicar
John Edward Kern
First National Bank of
Eight Polish Police Officers Slain in Action
In Bartin and nearby towns, eight Polish policemen were killed by alleged German forces during an attack in 1935. The incident involved abductions and executions amid wartime violence, with authorities reporting several officers among the fallen as they investigated the county area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speen Bartin
Brg
Weoland
New Commander Pledges Legion Aid In Crisis
Lynn U. Stambaugh of Fargo became national commander of the American Legion pledging to forward the defense and support of government policy, oppose aggression, and keep the nation free. He, a 41 year old attorney and World War I veteran, outlined wartime aims and cooperation with the Legion’s relief programs. Mrs. Mark W. Murvill of Selden, Mass., was elected national auxiliary president and pledged support for the Legion’s relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
W— Lynn U. Stambaugh
Fargo
American Legion
Takag
Carey
Mildh J. Warener
Toledo
Ghio i
Legion
Hitler
Russia
Ares
Mark WW. Murvill
Selntete
Mass
National Auxiliary
Murvill
Naval Intelligence Bureau
Car Crash Kills One, Injures Another in Washington County
Joseph Bevie 34 from Strabane was killed when the auto left Route 19 near Washington, struck a tree and crashed into Frank Day’s porch. Burnet Flowers 49 suffered serious injuries in the same crash today nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Joseph Bevie
Strabane
Washington County
Burnet Flowers
Frank
Washington
Votes in Senate to Kill Neutrality Aide Proposal
A reeling opposition strategist said an informal poll indicated repeal could win Senate support but likely muster at most a 3 vote margin. Debate would be heated in both houses as observers note a sharp division in the American Legion and administration strategists weigh partial revision of the Neutrality Act to permit armed defense of merchant ships. Senator La Follette urged joining the two issues if possible to pass any measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack BE
Wastington
Senate
Prebiem
Britain
Bolling Cub
Oimt
Roosevelt
Axis Wardun
LaVollette
Proz- Wis
Urges Ceiling On All Prices in Wartime Speech
Washington September 19 The commerce department said shipments of lend lease food and other supplies to England would raise United States merchandise exports to the highest level of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sommerce Department
England
United States
Second Army Endangered by Trap in Big War Games
In Louisiana war games Lieut General Hen Lear's Second Army faced a formidable assault from Third Army forces aiming to cut off the armored units. The Third Army pushed from the east as the Second Army advanced into the flank near Deriider Ta while First Cavalry blocked the Texas border. Military authorities said the struggle would continue through the week as air力量 and ground forces maneuvered for encirclement and position gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Lear
Third Army
Deriider
Walter Krueger
First Cavalry
Texas
Montere
Second Army
Germans Reach Kiev Kronstadt Guns Silenced
Absneinten Press reports Adolf Hitler’s high command says German troops closed a steel ring around four Russian armies 125 miles east of Kiev threatening the city and Leningrad. Dispatches claim trapped Red armies suffer heavy losses as German forces press toward Kiev and Kharkov amid growing Soviet resistance and logistical strain.
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Adolf Hitler
Kiev
Leningrad
Rhot Thalf
Biel
Chambery
Kevenetnett Fortes
Wayne
Ferman
Tinland
Shell
Old Amrst
Aelrimwlette
Fharkov
Farmers asked to send 1942 crops to defense effort
A door to door survey will reach every farm in the United States to gather data on 1942 crop outputs for the defense program. Wayne H. Daxtow of the Agriculture Department announced the project to 400 agricultural agents, aiming to collect detailed production plans from about 1,000,000 farm families by December 1. The plan includes targets for each state, shifts in certain crops, and a user friendly form showing expected farm production for the defense needs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Wayne H. Daxtow
TL 5
Department of Agriculture
Darrow
Tiroj
Pitas County
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Sting
Arden
Reece
U. S
Robert Dh Ewald
Vustel Dubrudely
Cameluay
Teheran
Troy
Mohammed Shah Pabliyi
Sparta Mission
Tradford
Elvis
Bralliard
Martine
Marlin
Skeeler
Jay Wilson
Carry Hospital
Fairhaven
Swift
Lynn Stambaugh
Congress
Bynyeonay Washington
M_ Barush
Kiev - Kronstadt
Nazi
Russian
Odessa
Ukraine
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