Watchful view of aviation stocks before and after war
Roger Babson argues aviation shares look attractive now but warn they are a temporary boom. He expects aircraft and engine output to peak by 1942 or 1943 with substantial postwar adjustments. He predicts airline and transport stocks may benefit after the war as manufacturers shift to peacetime business and new wartime planes fade.
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Technicand Nce
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Unes
Turther
Fter
Revival of City Juvenile Court to Enforce Bicycle Ordinance
City officials plan to restore the Juvenile Court to enforce the bicycle ordinance amid rising street cycling hazards. Chief Flanigan and Safety Director Rossbacher said cooperation with the Safety Council will reestablish the court and resume sessions once records and papers are prepared.
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Safety Council
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Pioyelists
John D. Planigan
Richard Rossbacher
Tribunal
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Flanigan
Lis
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Media Pa Woman Beaten. Suspect Held After Death
Elizabeth Watson, 84, died at Chester hospital after a brutal attack near Media. Belle Geary, 80, remains serious. she described a tall young man with dark hair and a pink shirt as the assailant. Fred Jack, chief, said the suspect gave no confession five hours after arrest.
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Wils
Elizabeth Watson
Hitler
No Sisters
Media
Fred Jack
Turn Clocks Back A Montresiaht
NEW YORK Sept 27 Jacks will be turned back to Standard Time tonight in most sections of the nation still on daylight time. Daylight saving time ends officially in 40 percent of the country, including Pennsylvania, at 2 AM Sunday morning. The Chicago area and some northern Indiana communities will remain on daylight time until October 26.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Indiena Vill
Breakaway attempt foiled by guards in Mercer escape bid
Two bank bandits Francis Spinley and John Simmons, both 25 of Buffalo, failed in a bold break from a prison car en route from Erie to Pittsburgh. Guard William Brain was wounded when a knife flashed as one robber attacked. State police escorted the prisoners to Mercer where Brain received medical care and the escape plan collapsed.
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Spinley
John Simmons
Buffelo
John Edward Kern
Pittsburgh
First National Bank of
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Erie
William Braim
Perry Highway
Mercer
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Brain
Parolo
John A . McEwen
McEwen
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State Police
Bread Rationing Announced in Italy October Start
Rome Seni 27 The Italian government announced that bread will be rationed starting October 1 after Mussolini told the cabinet that 1941 grain production is insufficient for the country. The basic daily ration is fixed at 20 grams, about six and a half ounces, with ordinary workers at 40 grams and heavy labor at 400 grams.
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Seni
Mussolini
Roosevelt lauds Liberty ships launch amid global threat
President Roosevelt hailed the launching of fourteen new Liberty cargo ships as a major blow against menace to the nation. He urged defenders of freedom to protect American merchant vessels from torpedo and shell while vowing vessels sail the seas for democracy, liberty, and world peace.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Marlay
America
Hitler
Kathor Usten
FDR
United States
Baird
Patrick Henry
Write-in vote withdrawals reshuffle local primaries dynamics
Several written-in nominees withdrew from contests preparing for November balloting. Names leaving include Poster Davis for judge of election first district Third Ward and school directors A O Sandburg and Ann Andrus on party tickets. Remaining Democratic candidates Victor Orn Karl Haight Royal Van Kaeren and others seek final positions.
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Fis Agatin
Indiracions
Poster Ei Davis
Lloyd Stowe
A. O. Sandburg
John Paley
Ann Andrus
Bred J. Weaver
J. Fred Kinsy
S_ Walter Sweet
Carl J. Henton
Repub-liwan
Clarence Shoop
Inumbent
Glenn Wood
Frank Goring
Pjrst
Admits triple farm slaying in Oregon case
Associated Press reports John Solo confessed to killing three people at an Oregon farm during a robbery attempt. He claimed the victims learned his identity and that he planned to shoot two neighbors but ran through his ammunition. Victims were Cora Tobin and relatives Marvin Adams and Kenneth Gorsuch. bodies found by a neighbor near Hermiston. Solo, 25, was arrested in Kennewick after a firearm was found on him.
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Associated Press
Yakima
Wash
John Solo
Kennewick
M. H. Kershaw
Oregon
Cora Tobin
Kenneth Gorsuch
Marvin Adams
Hermiston
Dre
Epic
Soto
Wari
Kennewick Hotel
Heavy Loss In Italian Ships Amid North Africa Push
Cairo dispatch reports Italy lost 28 ships totaling about 200,000 tons while attempting to reinforce Libya in September. Information suggests Italian efforts to break the British sea blockade led to sinking one and damaging two of every five troop and supply ships, reflecting heavy losses at sea.
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Libya
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Span
North African
Annihilation claim from German high command at Kiev
Berlin reports a historic victory in the Kiev battle with 868000 prisoners captured and no Soviet troops escaped. Hitler’s forces claim the siege shattered Soviet resistance and seize tanks artillery and war matériel as they push toward the Volga and the Leningrad Moscow corridor.
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Associated Press
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Kiev
Soviet Union
Volga
Leningrad
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Tapwine
Atlooo
Selishev Lake
Moscow
Leningrad-Moscow
Registration Open for Hatch Vocational Evening Classes
Registration for adult evening classes at Hatch Vocational School will be held Tuesday and Wednesday next week from 7 to 9 PM. Courses include metal shop practice, mechanical drawing, welding, shop mathematics, and blueprint reading, with tentative plans for night classes starting Monday October fifth.
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Hatch Vocational School
Matestine
Knox Declares Nation On Threshold Of War
Secretary of the Navy Knox and Senator Thoma s urged wartime neutrality measures and flexibility in administering such rules. The pair argued the United States stands on the brink of World War II and must protect its world interests. They called for presidentially discretionary regulations to preserve foreign commerce and deter hostile raiders while safeguarding merchant ships and convoy routes.
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Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Semis
Thothivs
Utah
United States
Porvigh Commerne Weekly
Department of Commerce
Thames
Roosevelt
Hut
Rescue on the Sea Near Puerto Rico Details Missing
Rescue attempts report two men saved after a ship sank in heavy seas. Third mate Pranels Holles and crewman James Moore are listed among the crew of 28 aboard Libby Maine. Destroyers and planes scoured a wide area about 800 miles southwest of Puerto Rico as the vessel sank during the night.
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Pranels Holles
James Moore
Monnet Tibiby
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Sinteing
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Myyy
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Los Angeles
Gallr
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Puerto Rico
Suspects Held After Pittsburgh Hold Up Murder
Pittsburgh police hold three suspects in a cafe killing during an attempted robbery. Jol Thiel, 35, was shot as bandits demanded money from his wife Rose during a 20 minute hold up. The wounded owner chased the attackers before they fled in a waiting car, later found abandoned. Detective Inspector Walter Monaghan questioned the driver. a second man owned the vehicle and a third had license plates.
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Jol ‘Tiel
Yesh End
Etin
Rose
Register
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Jonni
Thiel
Walter Monaghan
Lend-Lease Payment Plan Prepared for Postwar Repayment
Washington reports outline the basis for repayment under the first major lend-lease deal since the war aid net. March 1 date forwarded to Britain as House members say they are unaware of terms. Dean Acheson told an appropriations subcommittee the discussions with Great Britain reached a point to seek Britain’s views. Roosevelt has not stated how Britain or other beneficiaries will repay, with plans leaning toward an exchange proposal using goods and commodities after the war.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Dean Acheson
Britain
Roosevelt
Nazi Raider Missing With Two Americans
Washington reports no information on the Nazi raider Tarnesia or the fate of two wounded Americans, Francis J. Vicavart and Ned Laughinghouse, after the Egyptian steamship Zameam was shelled and sunk in the South Atlantic on April 17. Fears rise that the raider Tamesis may have sunk with the Americans aboard.
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Washington
Qgetman Foreign Office
State Department
Francis J. Vicavart
Ned Laughinghouse
Atlantic
Statewide drought threatens Wa area water supplies
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania rivers streams and wells from Erie to Philadelphia are drying up amid a lack of rainfall for several weeks. Flood control official George Weber warns some small streams and storage may cause temporary shortages. Authorities urge water conservation as Susquehanna levels stay near historic lows.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Philadelphia
Une
Uniens
George Weber
Rene
Weber
Wavell to Move British Forces Through Iran
London reports signs Britain plans to shift troops from India and the Middle East to aid Russia in defending the Caucasus. British and Russian leaders have discussed keeping Germans from Caucasian oil fields as the Soviet front reports repulsing a Nazi attack near Leningrad and progress in the Crimea counterattacks.
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Middle East
Russia
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Iren
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Patie
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Caucasus
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Thenayn
T. Novikov
Teheran
Inarian
Genstal
Claude J. E. Anehinieck
Agye
Churchill
Jos G. Dill
Stadt
Moscow
Leningrad
Red Army
Gavlet
Black Sea
Tyreper
He Fmeriane
Soccer Player Fractures Leg After Spartaneburg Match
A Friday afternoon soccer game at Spartaneburg ended in disaster when Ivan Balenk, 19, of Riceville and a member of the Aloomfialdiejy squad, suffered a leg fracture during a collision in the second half. Official reports are not yet released and authorities are investigating the incident.
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Riceville
Aloomfialdiejy
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