Hull Rejects Food Plan For Occupied Nations
Secretary Hull told the Senate committee that Germany bears sole responsibility for feeding occupied populations. He described German seizure of food as diverting supplies from children to soldiers, and questioned why the U S should fund relief while Germany has not supported its own people or the war effort. He noted support from Hoover for the resolution to aid Belgium Norway Poland and the Netherlands amid the German advance.
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France
Finland
Spain
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Denmark
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Lond
Hare Creek road resurfacing advances in Conumpea project
Progress on the Hare Creek road resurfacing by Allegheny Asphalt and Paying Company covers about four miles from the macatam vet north of the city to the New York state line. Binder laid to the boundary, top surface nearly complete to Christie farm, with brisk work along the remaining section. Fine weather in the month aided completion prospects, with overall finish expected soon.
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New York State Line
New York
Christie Far
Fats Newsh
Alexander Price
Peo
Pussy Walle
Nine youths fail army center exams amid war-declaration talk
Washington reports say congress considers scrapping neutrality acts as Senator Taft denounces repeal as an undeclared war. The list of exam passers and failures from the Army Examination Center in Corry, Waterford, Union City, and nearby towns includes Thomas Royek, Drake, McGray, Peters, McGrew, Wellman, Mitchell, Messenger, Lewis Glaney, and others.
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Cony
Kingdom Drake
R. D
Union City
Lloyd Norman McGray
Corry
Gersit’ J. Peters
Waterford
Andy Bolerata
Joseph Martin Horvath
Robert Trederick McGrew
Grace Street
Robert William Wellman
Albert Douglas Mitchell
Mil Village
LaVerne Messenger
Corny Haida Ray King
Gon Milo Lewis Glaney
Ayrien
Herbert
Junior Stewart
Walter Pawels Hopkins
Vite Street
Paul Luther Fleming
Columbus Avenue
Glen Donald Payson
Maple Avenue
Harold Otia Meffitt
John Paul Rissan
I. D
William B. Peneillo
Edinboro
Anthony Mipiaci
Exinborn
Raymond Chores Hess
Albert George Pett
Associated Press
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Maryland Bank Bandits Escape With $33000
In Hyattsville Maryland three gunmen robbed the Prince Georges Bank and Trust Company escaping with 23000. Two robbers entered the building and then fled in a waiting car. Police from Wheelingon and nearby areas launched a wide search. Officials said 16000 of the funds were payroll for the Washington suburban sanitary commission. Two messengers were forced to reveal cash as they left the bank.
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Hyattsville
Prince George's Bank and ‘Trust Company
Weehington
Maryland
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Revision of Quarantine Laws Explained at Erie Meeting
Miss Eva Kepler attended a Crawford and Erie Counties school nurses conference in Erie where Mrs. Lois Owens presided. Dr. J Wynn Fredericks spoke on Health Education. revisions cover changes in quarantine for meninges German measles chicken pox whooping cough and mumps with fourteen day isolation on premises but no quarantine sign posted.
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Crawford
Erie
Lois Owens
Pussy Willow Tea Room
J. Wynn Fredericks
Department of ‘Public Instruction
Harrisbimg
Pennsylvania
Health Department
Submarine Activity Off Dakar Reported in Atlantic
A Paris dispatch says German submarines operated off Dakar in the South Atlantic, with eleven ships totaling 78 00 tons sunk and only one small steamer escaping. The report notes limited German communiques and Dakar as a possible base, citing attacks near the Cape Verde Islands and Danish sailors reaching Capetown after internment in Bakaar.
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Englind
Berlin
Africa
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Dakar
Relin Meor
Getihan
Cape Verde
Tslands
Moonlight Trains Reversed in Pennsylvania Schedule
Traditional numbering on the Buffalo to Pittsburgh division of the Pennsylvania Railroad is reversed in a new timetable effective Sunday September 28. Northbound and southbound numbers switch, due to routing at Kiskiminetas Junction, with trains now labeled opposite to their prior designations. No other major timetable changes announced. Erie to Philadelphia segment also shifts one evening departure. Bishop Candler dies at 84 in Atlanta after a long Methodist leadership career.
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Corry
District Eyes Federal Aid for New Bus System
Supt. Dewey and Mrs. Barnes reported to Harrisburg on federal aid applications to fund a four story junior high addition in Fairhaven North Corry housing area. Aimed at bus transportation to ease congestion and serve expanding enrollment, the district seeks a grant around 38000 dollars. A special board meeting will review results.
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Fairhaven
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Harrisburg
Cyclists' Carelessness Ignites City Traffic Debate
Reports from Cory show daily narrow escapes involving youths on bicycles. The Cory Safety Council considers enforcing provisions of the Junto traffic code plus a junior post to curb deflated safety programs and rising reckless riding in streets. Citizens demand drastic steps to prevent a tragedy from worsening cycling hazards.
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Ete Muicipal
Roosevelt's Brother Hall Roosevelt Dies at 50
Hall Roosevelt, brother of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, died at 5 a.m. at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington. He had been ill for months, with no cause disclosed. The death prompted White House plans and a luncheon arranged for the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Army
Walter Reed Hospital
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
White House
White ‘House
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Moves to Repeal Neutrality Act
Washington state and congressional debate unfold as Senator McKellar introduces a resolution seeking repeal of the Neutrality Act. Advocates promise vigorous fights while supporters, including Rep. Wadsworth and Senator Schwartz, push for arming merchant ships and wider repeal. Roosevelt signals possible action next week with a broader study underway on act provisions and combat zone rules.
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Planning Huge Egg Production Sets 60 Billion Goal
Officials planning for national defense and British aid announced a record-breaking 60,000,000,000 egg target for 1942 in their annual forecast. The Poultry and Egg Situation forecast from the Department of Agriculture details a massive order to henhouses as part of the food supply plan. Also reported, Erie man T L Miller was robbed of $991 in cash and checks by two men who flagged down his car on Mountside Street.
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Mystery seen in Argentina revolt plot
Reports from Buenos Aires say rumors spread as authorities detained about 20 officers and disbanded a 200 person mission. Acting President Castillo faced pressure while some thought the incident a coup attempt, others blamed the government to stir support. No names or clear affiliations were given.
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Corryite Fined $50 for Drunken Driving
Tomes Garrison of Mts city was fined 650 dollars plus costs by Evie county court Wednesday for drunken driving. Hyans pleaded guilty to the charge after a collision on West Frederick street. The accident involved a machine crashing into a car owned by B R Goshell at 27 East Frederick street. Vowler initially pleaded not guilty but changed to guilty in county court.
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Japanese offensive pushes toward Changsha reported
Japanese army dispatches claim a major new push in the Southeast Asia theater. They say 000,000 Chinese troops held at defense lines, with Japanese forces advancing to within 26 miles of Changsha. The provincial capital, population 609,000, was said to be lit by a mass air raid of about 20 fires.
CLYMER YOUTHS ARE HURT IN CAR OVERTURN
Two Clymer youths were injured in an automobile accident near Wattsburg about 2 o'clock last night. Max Bemis 19 of RD 4 Clymer and Marvin Greer 19 of RD 4 Clymer suffered cuts and facial injuries. X rays showed no bones broken. The crash occurred when a car left the road and overturned on the Wattsburg highway. They were taken to Corry hospital by passing motorists.
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Corry Hospital
Twenty Million Garrett Estate Scramble Enters Fifth Year
Philadelphia faces a sprawling five year battle over the 20 million Garrett estate. About 1100 descendants of Martin Schaefer are summoned to prove claims as 26 000 alleged relatives contend for the legacy. More than 500 Philadelphia lawyers and 2400 others worldwide represent interests in the sprawling probate dispute.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
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Schaefer
Walter Garrett
Factory District Reported Taken In Leningrad Siege
German troops were reported fighting in the streets of Leningrad’s suburb as the siege of the czarist capital intensified. Soviet forces claimed the elite still resisted while reporting heavy convoy-attacks and reducing German strength in several fronts.
Brutal Beating of Aged Sisters Reported in Manhunt
Two elderly sisters Belle Geary aged 90 and Avs Watson aged 87 were beaten in their yard. The attack, directed by the District Attorney, occurred as a manhunt unfolded near Wie stone. Carpenter Earl Thorashi heard noises and alerted investigators. Doctors say the injuries are life threatening.
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