Soviet and Nazi Talks Shape Eastern Europe Future
A United Press foreign dispatch notes Estonia accepting Stalin’s naval and economic demands as part of possible Soviet–German cooperation while Berlin signals intensifying pressure in the Baltic and Poland. Reports describe heavy fighting around Warsaw, German advances near Modlin, and cautious peace hopes voiced by Pope Pius XII amid global war developments.
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al Morris
United Press
Soviet
Russia
Baltic States
Josef Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Eastern Europe
Esthania
Baltic Sea
Esthonia
Wir
Britain
Scotland
Yestery
Galtier
Wat Saw
Modlin
Witijdiawii
Vistula
Divid
Poland
Navis
London
Warsaw
Paris
Severr
Rhineland
Spont
Pius X11
Polie
Holy See
Germany
Sovth
Berlin
Moscow
Bremen Sightings in Murmansk Harbor Reported
Steamer crew from Lindhamm Sweden reports seeing the German superliner Bremen in Murmansk harbor after Bremen’s mysterious movements since August. Earlier sightings and correspondences in Moscow Berlin and Luxembourg describe submarine attacks and French bombardments. The Nyland, a Swedish steamer, was torpedoed but 29 crewmen were saved.
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United Press Malmoe
Sweden
Lindhamm
Murmansk
Russia
Bremen
Gabtain Koskemaekin
New York
Tanger
Teland
Winston
Churchill Xo
House of Commons
Moscow
Baltic
Berlin
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Wilhelmshaven
Luxembourg
Perl
Borg
Oslo
Stavanger
Scqutioe
City Directory Project Advances in Corry Union City Plans
Glenn Cornelius of Calkin Kelly Directory Company reports rapid field work on the Corry Union City directory, with first wards completed and Second and Third wards nearing finish. The firm will extend canvassing to Union City and rural areas, aiming for publication in late November amid strong local cooperation. FR Powell visited Cleveland, Ohio.
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Glenn
Cornelius
Calkin- Kelly Directory Company
Bingwmton
New Corry Union
Corneliuis
Journal
Union City
Business
Zion
Traynor Resigns as Pirates Pilot After Disastrous Season
Pittsburgh manager Harold Traynor known as Pie Traynor announced his resignation to President William Bendix, effective at season end. After five and a half years at the helm, the Pirates dropped from first to sixth, amid rumors of his departure.
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Traynor
BUCS
Allied Press
Pittsburgh
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirate
Death sentence likely for Florida sex crime killer
Thomas McBride Cochran, 29, convicted of first degree murder in the August 7 kidnapping and slaying of Frances Ruth Dunn, 17, and the rape of another Miami high school student. He admitted striking Dunn with a hammer, shooting her, and later cutting her body, while denying premeditated intent. Prosecutors sought death. jury rejected mercy, and sentencing was expected today.
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United Press
West Palm Beach
Thomas McBride Cochran
Frances Ruth Dunn
Miami High School
Mss Dunn
Jean Bolton
Miss Dunn
C. E. Chillingworth
Cochran
Two Men Sentenced In Federal Court
ERIE Sept 25 Two men who pleaded guilty before Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker were sentenced to federal institutions. Alphonse Abalos of Pittsburgh received three years in a penitentiary for selling 80 marihuana cigarettes in Pittsburgh and arrested in Youngstown. Ward Beuterbaugh of Curwensville Pa was sentenced to 18 months in the federal reformatory at Chillicothe for theft of a car in Cleveland and driving it to his hometown.
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Erie
F. P. Schoonmaker
Alphonse Abalos
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Ward
Beuterbaugh
Curwens- Ville
Chillicothe
Cleveland
Columbus Avenue paving claim discussed by council
Members of the city council met in formal session last evening to discuss claims arising from the West Columbus Avenue paving project. Hope remains for an amicable settlement, with further consideration planned for next Monday evening’s regular meeting.
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Columbus Ave
Columbus Avenue
Debate to Open on US Embargo Bill in Senate Clash
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported the administration centrality bill to the Senate with debate due at noon Monday. The measure ends the neutrality act embargo on arms and replaces it with a title and carry clause permitting sales to belligerents, with title retention in the U.S. and ships not to sail under U.S. vessels. It also expands 90 day credits and exempts U.S. airlines from certain limits, spurring debate over airline operations in the western hemisphere and Pacific.
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United
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Roosevelt
U. S
Claude Pepper
D. Fla
Western Hemisphere
Pacific
Clark
Hemi
Sphere
Pacific Ocean
Morton Buys Ward Four Property to Move Store
Oleve R. Morton announces purchase of the F. Root property at Spring and South streets. He plans to remodel, enclose a porch, and move his grocery stock from 48 North Center Street to the new store early next week. Ice cream and candy will be added. Morton and family will reside there briefly while Root family remains. The adjacent Sport Shan property on Wenr South Street is not included. the former storeroom will be occupied by Pal’s Men’s Wear, a new furnishings store opened by Paul Meerdint.
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Oleve R. Morton
Orner
North Center Street
Morton
Shan
FB. Rot
Wenr South Street
1 Morton
North Center Trestle
Geeupind
Pals Men's Wear
Pauil Meerdint
Safety Band Plan Sees Approval At Pan American Meeting
Panama City dispatch reports the proposed safety band around the 20 American republics gaining strong backing at the Pan-American Neutrality Conference. The plan would permit surface warships near western Hemisphere coasts while barring submarines, aiming to shield the Americas from European war impact.
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United Press
Panama City
Panam
New World
Canada
United States
Summer Welles
Atlantis
Pacific
Cuba
Wanel
Milk Price Orders Issued for Statewide Relief Program
A general order sets uniform county prices for milk to administer the compulsory milk order law statewide by November 11. The plan aims to provide at least one pint of milk daily to 70,000 children on relief rolls at an anticipated cost of about 740,000 over two months. Monthly deductions from regular grants cover the relief but do not raise total relief costs.
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Howard K. Russell
Aiko
Corry Legionnaires Return From Chicago Convention
Corry representatives at the national American Legion convention in Chicago during the week returned to Corry Wednesday evening. Leon Brown commander of Elmer C. Currier Post No 365 Lloyd Stowe former post commander and Elmer Gilbertson attended from this city.
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Corrys Representaives
Repairs Planned at Corry Sub-station
Clifton M. Howard of Pennsylvania Electric Company announced repairs at the Corry sub-station on West Washington Street causing three upcoming Sunday service suspensions from 7 to 7:30 a.m. and 4 to 4:30 p.m. on October 1, 8, and 15. The curtailment supports required repairs at another sub-station and aims to minimize inconvenience.
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Clifton M. Howard
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Corry
West Washington Street
Electris
Wye Aub
James Demands WPA Jobs Increase in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report states Governor Arthur H. James agreed to confer with WPA administrator Philip Mathews over raising Pennsylvania employment to the 150000 quota. James had protested by letter that only 122000 WPA jobs were filled in September, costing taxpayers $40000 monthly. He may meet Col Harrington to resolve differences. Also, Western Pennsylvania soft coal industry operates at 75 to 60 percent capacity per Digividhs president Potelek D. Pagan.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
WPA
Philip Mathews
Col
Hartington
Pudtsburgh
Pennsylvania
Potelek D. Pagan
Digividhs
United Mine Workers of America
Unemployment relief moves toward county control in Pennsylvania
Governor Arthur H. James and Senate finance leaders propose shifting unemployment relief to counties to boost industrial recovery and ease state budgets. Key figures, including G Maso Owlett and Rep. John B. Van Alstburg, discuss decentralization, revenue needs, and continued state aid for elderly, mothers, and blind pensions amid mixed prospects for immediate change.
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R. Tioga
James
John B. van Alisburg
Owlett
Street Dance Orchestra Prepared for Harvest Sale Night
Corry High School director of music Mr Chaffee completed preparations for a big street dance on Saturday night. A five piece orchestra led by Dick Nichols includes Theodore Swanson Wendell Gage Joan Mulder and Mr Chaffee with drums. The harvest sale opened this morning and will run through Saturday with a finale dance and a $50 drawing.
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Buriton Chaises
Corry High School
T Oday
Golden Rule Club
Mr. Chaffee
Dick Nichols
Theodore Swanson
Wendell Gage
Joan Mulderfol
Packing Company Workers On Strike
Hithens writ, mann, Dept. i 'Upian employes of the Cudahy Packing Company Tare Wert om strike the day. The big plant was closed with more Shart 1,000 men out and a strom Spirket Nine functioning. Menmillérs of bolfihé American Fed Jeruion of Gabor and the Congress as Industrial Orgdkiizstions were inval id, but it was, member of that inne the atdke effective.
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Mann
Dept. i
Upian
Cudahy Packing Company
Strom
Menmillérs
Bolfihé American Fed
Jeruion
Gabor
Congress
Atdke
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