Penna estate notice and inventory details
Fragmentary notice describes an estate administration in Pennsylvania with references to an administratrix and items from a farm. Mentions Hollow bite, October and December due dates, and various farm implements like a grain drill, lime, oats, fencing tools, and other household goods. The text lists names and local places but is incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jarming
Winng
Farmall Beach
C. L. Ibn Scouten
Neer
Anv
Slow market quotes for cattle and farm goods
Scattered stock market notes show cows, heifers, and calves with varied prices. Quotes include fat cows 13.0 to 50.0, good heifers 7.25 to 9.50, and weights from 11.00 to 18.40. Also mentions farm items such as motors and oils and a reference to a Truman bombing report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubiers Ners
Ledivim
Mody
Labor disputes spread as rail and textile strikes expand
Labor unrest tightens across the nation with 77,000 in Pennsylvania idle and textile workers in Paterson, New Jersey adding 64,000 more out of work. Union demands include a 30 percent wage rise as coal, oil, and printing plants face shutdowns and widespread work stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. Jy Arva
CPO Nylon
New York City
Uncen ‘Ays
Chicago
Une*roneiliatior
Ehingtom
Washington
Schwellenbach
Texte
CIO Federation of Dyers
America
Unes
Federation
Joseph W. Napik
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Omneetieltt
Fhiode Island
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
South Carolina
Charlés Vermorel
The
Dyers and Finishers Employers’ Association
West Virginia
Pacific Northwest
CTO
AFL
Detroit
Return of 1,490,000 Troops From Pacific Planned
Associated Press reports Tokyo dispatch that three U S divisions are slated to depart the Philippines for the United States with 41st 31st and 84th divisions set for October November and mid November respectively. War Department notes show troop returns spread monthly from October through April with totals ranging from 120000 to 280000 and shipping slots to be allocated through February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Generifr
Alinur
Gnyjaunerd
Puuline Wrens
Tn War Dejarament
Philippines
United States
Auth
Ath
Adrd
Yokernes
War Department
Anit Apel
Senate Deliberates Over Tremiplayment Job Bill
Senate debate centers on a federal job measure and how it promises full employment. Hatch proposes wording to curb broad pledges while Radcliffe Taft push for a specific provision to adjust public works with job availability. Amendments pile up as session starts early to finish the bill today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hatch
DNM
Ooth
Hatel
New Mexico
Messare
Radcliffe
German prisoners of war aiding grape harvest in district
About five hundred German prisoners of war are employed in the North East area to assist with emergency harvest labor. They are expected to stay through next spring, with possible moves to woodlands for winter. War Department confirms availability until needed. Local growers seek extra help as the main grape harvest starts Monday. Interested residents may contact Mr Mon toe in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Anderson
Montor
War Department
Mon~ Toe
Train Schedules Adjust for Sunday Before Return to Normal
The Erie Railroad will run trains on its regular Sunday line for this Sunday only. The Pennsylvania's Gerry Erie train will depart at 7:17 PM, Buffalo arrival at 7:58 AM, one hour earlier than usual, with Sunday adjustments. Starting Monday normal schedule resumes. Travelers should contact the local Hickel agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunda
Erie Railroad
Pennsylvania
Gerry
Erie
Buffalo
Focal Hickel
Vets Ask for More Grammar at Corry Schoolmen Meeting
Tour representatives from Corry schools attended a Schoolmen's Club meeting at Béinbora State Teachers' College. Supt. Dewey and principals heard a discussion on the single salary schedule and a report by Dr. A L Pierce from the Veterans Administration. Veterans urged improved English instruction including grammar and spelling, followed by demands for mathematics and sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stat Af
Corry
Eld
Béinbora State
A. L. Pierce
Veterans’ Administration
Change in Air Mail Pickup Time at Corry Post Office
Air Mail pickup remains Monday same while the afternoon flight time is moved two hours earlier. Present 5 50 becomes 5 80 due to season schedule and Standard Time shift. Air Mail from Corry must be deposited half hour prior. Treasury report shows proceeding balances and debt as of September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
War Fund Group Organized For USO Support
A War Fund Committee met at the Municipal Building to plan the annual campaign running October to 1926. Corr y quota to be set after talks with county director Orlo Stevens. Funds aid USO and 15 relief agencies over 19 months. goal likely lower than prior years. D O Smiley to continue as chair in what may be the final year. Ralph Larson, Harry Blount, Walter Hindman named to continue roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry War Fund Committee
Orlo Stevens
Waterford
Corry Group
USO
D. O. Smilley
Ralph Larson
Harry Blount
Walter Hindman
Cory
Erie Slayer Seeks Conference With Sheriff
Sheriff Fred Tenberton plans to visit Erie County Prison this afternoon to meet Jack West and Bob Pepperman, both condemned for first degree murder after the recent guilty verdicts. West has already confessed to involvement in a broader slaying ring and may add to his statements as the death sentences loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tenberton
Jack West
West
Jurges Bimer B. Bvana
J. Orly Waite
Burton R. Laub
Uut West
Rail break halts Pennsy freight near Spartansburg
A rail fracture was found near Colhi Stead crossing north of Spartansburg on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Ten inches of rail separated but bars held, delaying the local freight from Corry until repairs. train led by Engineer Anderson and Conductor Russell proceeded after 4:26 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy
Spartansburg
Spartanchure Prr
Colhi- Stead
Mmoe
Tunvestigate
Spartensburg
Corry
Russell
OW Etigate
Anderson
Memorial Hospital project organized and launched
A large gather of about forty leaders from industry business and professional groups formed an executive board of seven to direct the Memorial Hospital project. Roger Brown named chairman with plans to hire professional aid if needed and begin fundraising of 250 000 to 300 000 dollars. The group aims to announce opening plans within a week as Corry Hospital serves 21 000 people. ROY murderer convicted in WilkesBarre. 15 year old lad found guilty of second degree murder and faces 10 to 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Brown
Ame
Sais Memorial Hospital
Isimeh
Sess.t
Hotel Corry
Vhalfinai Thouukhiir
Wuidertelne
Brown
Carry Hospital Associaling
If Seven
Chatman Brown
John Blatt
Hayod Gilbert
Mary Hopkins
William Dunlap
Esla Cherry
James Sullivan
Arthur Scheppner
Hospital Association Board of Whicht Ne
Willams Company
Lebanon
Wil, Felsomnd Smith
Hospital An
Conten
Hamot Hospital
Fide
Barth
Dais
Corry Hospital
Roy
Wilkes-Barre
Deddle Howells
International News Briefs and Military Updates
AP dispatches report Chiang Kai-shek and Meu Tse-tung meeting at Chinghings to influence China's internal politics and form a national government. Patton reports to Eisenhower on denazification and eastern occupation duties. U S officials weighing lifting price and distribution controls as advisory committee recommends action within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
The
Moscow Radio
Chiang Kai-shek
Meu Tse- Tung
China
U. & Third Army
Germany
Seni
George
Patton
la Frankfurt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chinese Seize Nazi Businesses in Shanghai
Armed Chinese troops seized German firms in Shanghai and set guards around many German homes. A Shanghai official said Nazis and collaborators would be treated like the Japanese, segregated in their own city sector, with deportations after screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shanghai
Fis Uteup
Step
Oodesman
T. G. Pardenindustrie
Tang En-Fo
Tiso
Sila
Jay Be
34 Are Ordered Under Arrest by Gen McArthur
Gen McArthur orders 34 individuals arrested as part of a clampdown on civilians and suspected subversives. The list includes ranks from sergeant to lieutenant colonel, indicating a broad security sweep. Daily life and civilian production face disruption as authorities control stock and manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
M'Arthur
Ranga
Oje Satoshi
MacArthur
Stock Exchange
Reorganization of Bank of Japan Now Being Considered
The article notes ongoing consideration of reorganizing the Bank of Japan as part of broader Allied postwar plans. It references Tokyo dispatches, MacArthur directives, and shifts in economic policy under occupation, including production controls and financial reform. The piece also mentions Allied control over resource use and the aim to stabilize Japan’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF Japan
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Truman
Maret
Hirohito
East
Oil Industry
Ennsylvania
Anotated Press
Johnn J. Lewis
Atlantic
Dy Pate
Twells
Thigh Adventure
Gulnea
Washington National Airport
U. S. Army Air Transpark Command
Agures
North Attica
Beyps
India
Phillyines
Hona- Juhi
Pacific Isles
Globester
ATC
Tigers
A.P.C. Publc
Fleer
Opi
M. S. White
Col
Alleh
James Spear
M’arthur
Pacific
Corry School
Treasury
DR. C. Smiley
Lamberton
Memorial Hospital
BOARD
Marine Corps
Luday Ural Tlalma Pied Beotcey
Franico
Spain
Bolivia
Frites
Bepi
Tanners Council
TOYO
Supreme al- Hed Heatauuriers
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
U. S. Eighth Army
Aiind Qi
Palawan
Thea Amoyiegas
Albert Mango
Yey Hue Fan
Liew
Ole Suton
Fe coRvan
Rammanalie Joung
Doyian
Afunle
Suversh
LWA
Airlewhurst
Malriett
Allied
Mearthur
Tor
Timi
Domei
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