Heavy casualties as Japan launches attack
Reports say Japanese raids on Nanking and Canton caused heavy Chinese casualties as counter-loops failed. Japanese navy claims four Chinese planes shot down while Chinese counters report four Japanese planes downed. Communications with Nanking disrupted twice. The spokesman described the large aerial offensive and future operations toward ending hostilities, noting foreigners’ safety warnings remain in effect and that Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek's residence is not a military target.
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Nanking
Can
Ton
Yangtze
Shanghai
Ghieng Kais Shek
Personal Mention Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Mary Blaine Sears left for Buffalo City Hospital to take a course, accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs Cassius Sears who will return later. R S Johnson left for a business trip in Altoona for W T Grant company. A Stennett visited Kane on business. Beatrice Shaffer and Beatrice McCray were in Erie on business last evening. Carlton Chaffee and Donald Glossner with several high school band members attended the Ma vie band concert in Erie. Edith Gordon left for Union City to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Frank Hasbrouck of New York City visiting A L Hasbrouck of West Wayne. Mrs George Patterson Jr and group from Washington school attend the Mie County Council B T A meeting at McLanlen’s Corner. Mrs Lawrence Scanlon and daughter Mary of Colegrove visited with Mrs DeLu Lombard en route to Erie to see the former’s daughters at Villa Marie College. C Rider and associates attended Marine Band concert in Erie. Mr and Mrs Lille fore left yesterday for Pittsburgh for a few days. Glanys Jepsen of Warren was a city visitor yesterday.
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Mary Blaine Sears
Buffalo
Buffalo City Hospital
Cassius Sears
R. S. Johnson
Altoona
W. T. Grant Company
A. Stennett
Kane
Beatrice Shaffer
Thet McCray
Erie
Carlton Chaffee
Donald Glossner
Mavine
Hell
Edith Gordon
Union City
Frank Hasbrouck
New York City
A. L. Hasbrouck
West Wayne Street
George Patterson, Jr
C. Waller
G.T. Bergman
Harold Rauscher
Harry A. Rhodes
Marine Band
School Cafeteria Talk At Junior High Meeting
A meeting in the school basement with twenty-one council members discussed sponsoring a cafeteria at the Junior High Scient building but made no definite decision. Stanley Anderson spoke on the Lyceum Course and ticket sales, urging parents and students to consider benefits.
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Rn A. Com
Milton Robbins
Aged Woman Dies After Illness in Mussoilly Township
An 82 year old woman, longtime resident of Musoiily, died at home after a brief illness. Born in Wayne township, she lived with her son Carl on Maple Avenue. Survived by son, daughter in Ning ata Falls, one sister Mrs Charles Patterson, several grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 2 PM at her son's Maple Avenue home with interment at Ping Grove Cemetery.
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Ohh O'Elack
Cheylpia
Wayne Township
Carlay
Maple
Ningata Falls
Mes
Charles Patterson
Carry Gramlchildren
Pimera
Edgar Jaquith Laid To Rest At Bear Lake
Funeral services for Edgar Jaquith were held Sunday at 2 pm at the home of his daughter Mrs. W C Bindley the life long resident of the Bear Lake vicinity. Interment followed in Bear Lake cemetery with many relatives and friends attending from Warren Carry Columbus Sugar Grove Louisville Bear Lake Spring Creek and nearby towns.
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Filgir J. Dagilith
W. C. Bindley
Leon Worlin
Ie Beau Lake
Tshowiins
Henrevas
Lore Hindley
Hilgur Hiveabl
Prue
Dugith
Lurey Douglas
Anighiter
Nyg
Merle Dingibii
Bhevinn
Aly
Waostilill
Joli Layle
Lindi
Dauostown
S.Y
Mos
Olean
Thirteen girls overcome by smoke in Toronto fire
United Press reports thirteen girls were overcome by dense smoke in a Toronto basement fire that destroyed part of a liquor store stock valued at about 150000 dollars. Damage estimated at 4000 dollars, with most losses in wine and champagne stored below. Officials noted the polio epidemic showing abatement signs in Ontario with few new cases and one death in the Hamilton area.
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Toronto
United Press
Uptspurgh
Boulevard of Alling
Uy United Press
Ontario
Tayomta
Hamilton
Bemis Removed to State Penitentiary
Bemis was moved from the county jail to the state penitentiary yesterday. The transfer, ordered by Sheriff Dell Dapling, follows an alleged local slaying case in Cincinnati involving a soup salesman named Job P. Laeutle.
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Bemis
State Penitentiary
Syoliv
Job P. Laeutle
Cincinnati
Sherait Dell Dapling
Vanover Name Tied to Captain Vancouver Legacy
A historical note explains that ais Vanover and B. C. Vanewin B.C. were named in honor of Captain George Vancouver, recognizing his role as a civic ally and regional pioneer.
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Ais Vanover
B. C
Vanewin
B.C
George Vancouver
Ciish Ieeyal Alliees
Market GossiP Market GossiP
A United Press Financial Editor reports mixed stock market letters forecasting cautious outlook. Some see near bottoms while others warn the rally is overdone. shorts, rallies, and industrial output projections under review amid varied expert estimates and recent short-interest data.
Market Advances One to Two Points Today
New York Sept 22 The single market rose one to two points in listless trading today but receded from intraday highs. Floor traders had time for pleasantries with visiting American Legion members as galleries filled with spectators and buyers. The list of active issues included Bethlehem Steel Boeing General Motors Exxon Kodak Gulf Oil and Studebaker among others with varied results across rail and utility shares.
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United Press
New York
American Legion
Americn
Ammeriiaath
Pole
Aniuonda Gomer
Atlantic Lefining
Aubin Fahises
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing
Studebaker
United Corp U
Steel Anauae Waren Bros
Westinghouse
Eee
Cerveris GE
Curb
Avro Supply
Ark Nat Gas
Asso Gas & Electric Giles Service
Lotia Stay Gas West Pub
Poultry Inspection Advances in State Harrisburg
Sept 22 state poultry improvement work of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports inspectors selected 247 birds on 66 farms last month meeting program requirements. Archeologists in Mesopotamia uncover meat bones in a pot as ruins are explored revealing a centuries old stew context.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Papa Galsirs
Mesopotamia
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Winchester Repeating
C. E. Doane Hardware
Lille
Pittaburgh
Glanys Jepsen
Warre
Edgar Jaquith
Bear Lake
Loblaw
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Nurish
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Mit
Elmer C. Walzer
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