Local Agricultural Prices and Livestock Auction Notes
A fragment from a rural market column lists livestock and produce prices with a focus on cattle calves hogs and sheep. Entries include ranges for dairy cattle beef stock and various grain and feed items, with location notes from Long Island and Oregon and values per 100 weight and per head.
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Buel
al- Tits
Johnson
Nur Bcouten
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Long Island
Oregon
Maine
Round the World Air Schedule Opens From Washington
Regular round the world air service begins September 28 from Washington National Airport with The Globester. Flights cover about 28,000 miles via Azores North Africa Egypt India China Philippines Hawaii and return to Washington. The voyage may carry 20 passengers and six crew with stops including New York and other cities.
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Washington
World Air Service
Dream of
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Washington National Airport
Pianes
Army Air Transport Command
Bervige
Camtmoretti Airlines
An Ciystem
Elvilia
Phat
Prine
Bubs Ely
U. S. Army Air Corps
Fissi
New York City Guardia
Azores
North Africa
Egypt
India
China
Philippines
Hawaii
Honolulu
San Francisco
Casablanca
Cairo
Karachi
Instructions For Soldiers On Leave At Indian Gap
Army authorities at the Lodi austown Gap personnel center issued guidance for soldiers whose 30 day furloughs were extended to 45 days by a War Department order. Telegrams and printed notices were sent to those reporting back when liberalized furloughs took effect.
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Indiantown Gap
Lodiaustown Gap
Gouhct
Iss
Aud Ient
India
Antawn Gap
Senate Debates Draft Age Raise and Unemployment Bill
The Senate weighs raising the draft age to 21 and quick action on unemployment pay. Reports note criticism of Dean Achenson, testy exchanges over Pacific policy, and calls from Rep. Vinson and Sen. Thomas to adjust drafts and benefits. House Ways and Means schedules indicate focus on Elliott Roosevelt and extending unemployment support to 26 weeks.
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Senate
Acheson
Wilson
Pacific
Max Hall
Washington
Col Press
We House Wayn and
Wilslutt
Sen
Senate Banking Committee
Dean Achesur
State Department
MacArthur
Cal Vinson
Georgia
House Naval Committee
Albert Thomas
Utah
Doughton
D-Nc
Republian
Knutson
R-Minn
Complete Evidence Against Wife Slayer
The state presents extensive evidence claiming Lt Samuel Bees killed his wife to be with another, as the dramatic trial for the handsome young Epes continues with his admission of burying his wife in a foxhole grave but denial of murder. A 21 year old son of a Virginia industrialist states the wife died from an overdose of sedative tablets.
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G. Columbia
B. C
Samuel C. Bees
Epes
Virginia
Ken
Officials Ease Rationing on Lowest Beef Grades
The government announced that the three lowest beef grades canner, cutter and misc will be sold without ration points while high grades remain rationed. The move aims to simplify administration and preserve ration control if needed, with pork lamb and top three beef grades continuing rationed. Officials cited overseas demand and relief needs as factors guiding any further changes.
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Aasgoerated Press
Washington
Toor
Tive
Forger Pardink Arrested After Quiet Search
Guy Pardink, wanted on two counts of forging and passing worthless checks, was arrested in Erie last night by State Police near the Lawrence Park train racks. Constable Leon Brown took custody this morning for an Alderman Gordon hearing. Two forged clerks’ checks, one for 20 dollars and another for 15, were found.
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Guy Pardink
Erie
Lawrence Park
Leon Brown
Ferdink
Alderman Gordon
Sesainey
Spartansbure
Erte Fsb
Ajax Plant Readied for Reopening After Strike
A combined Clearievon crew and other forces prepared Ajax Iron Works for reopening on Monday after a three week strike. Production will resume at 3 p.m. with a larger foundry and possible night shift, as management and the union settle retroactive pay and job classifications.
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Clearievon
Mintenante
Ajax Iron Works
Monagement Poor
S. A
Mt Jorge
Itar
M. Organiza- Hatt
Blair
Gasoline Shortage Deepens Amid Oil Strike Movements
A widespread strike by CIO oil workers curbed supplies as more than a dozen refineries and plants halted operations. Emergency actions spread from Toledo to Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland, with 200,000 workers affected and shortages reported across major cities. Refineries like Standard Oil and Gulf faced shutdowns, driving up prices and delaying gasoline distribution nationwide.
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Fay
CIO
Air
Taxus
Chyisk
Toledo
Emergenca
Oni Pho Sun
Sale i
Althust Independent
CO Oil
Standard Oil Co
Gulf Refiney Co
Oi! Co
Tlutge
Indiane
Donlimiting
Pevalinll
Whiting
Chicago
Sin
Wainy
Texas Gulf Coast
Bacon Escapes From Constable at Union City
Arthur Bagan a Mio City youth tied to an assault case fled Union City yesterday after hearing and being bound over to county court for trial on a new assault and battery charge. Police sought him as officials reported he asked to stop at his home to secure clothing and then vanished through a rear door into nearby woods.
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Arthur Bagan
Mio City
Tov
Tor
Bacon
Union City
Esterday
Erie
Willis Baber
Justiceohn Steves
Roy Brown
Corry Guitar Found at Japanese Prison Camp
A guitar marked Corey Pa was found at a Japanese prisoner of war camp near Pakeyo. Report suggests the instrument had been moved by a prisoner or camp staff, with connections to an individual named Bob Willlines in the city.
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Corry
Corey
Way
Rescue of Seaman Bob Williams Reported by Family
The article recounts Bob Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Williams of Saratoga Clif, tied to a Japanese prison camp rescue. It notes a letter to his parents describing hardship and hopes for safe return, with no word yet from the parents and ongoing efforts to confirm his status.
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Bob Williams
Whittlesiy
P. Willems
Saratoga
Clif
Bob Willams
Bob
William Blemning
Ib Amore
Seaman Williams
Theo Williams
Corry
Lene
Ol Piers
Aoor
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Draft Examinations Move for 84 Registrants to Pittsburgh
A group of 84 men from the Corry and Union Oil district left Union City for Pittsburgh by special train for pre induction examinations. They will return this evening. Another eight men left for induction. Two registrants failed to appear and will transfer to other districts. Congress set war time end for September 30 with Senate passage and expected presidential signature.
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Corry and
Union Oil Selective Service
Union City Unis
Pittsburgh
Union City
Washington
Harrisburg
Congress
Senate
Truman
Swift government pledge reshapes independence stance
An official pledge from Svervtury of Tabor Hetwollenbuety strengthens government support in a key treaty move. Washington notes Washington and London discuss intelligence and strategic reforms as major departments shift duties while global powers reassess influence in Europe and the Pacific.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tabor
Dewey withholds claim of Marshall letter on Japan attack
A long, garbled dispatch reports Dewey declining to publish a General Marshall letter alleging warning signs before a Japanese attack. It notes political risk, possible implications for Dewey’s campaign, and comments from party figures and reporters. Treasury figures for September also listed.
Doihara Arrest Ordered by Allied Command in Tokyo
General MacArthur orders immediate arrest of Lt General Doihara after his appointment to lead Japan's First Army. Allies aim to stabilize Japan, control information, and expand occupation capabilities from Kyushu base as U S forces plan amphibious operations and press regulations.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Kenji Doihara
Japan
Arthy
Japanery Press Cayslale
Manel
Iis
Uehineseimed
Inn Asiule Muccession
Suzuki
Jas Depaerpe
Deihary
Dayun
Lawrence ii
Daity Aa Sun
Ger Sugiyame
Aniride
Dever
Dolhare
Anil
MacArthur
Jovd
Cue Press
Rode
MacArshur
Dows
Yege
Domel
H Ws
Americ Maries
Fraternization Rules Lifted in American Zone Berlin
The American zone commander announced relaxation of nonfraternization rules allowing marriages between American troops and German nationals. Troops may wed at commanders discretion within zone guidelines, with actions aligned to Allied Control Council instructions.
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Berlin
Unitet States Grant Centre Council
Tilitary
Royetisment
Ogun Ail
Manders
Eta
Allied Control Council
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