America the top exporter before the war and beyond
The article argues the United States was the leading exporting nation before the war and remains deeply integrated in world markets. It cites diverse top destinations, including Britain, Argentina, Japan, and France, and notes U S products from toys to tractors. It contrasts exports with cheap foreign labor and warns that trade barriers would hurt the U S more than rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Britain
Argentina
Philippines
Japan
South Africa
Russia
Brasil
Australia
France
Venezuela
Cuba
Mexico
Sweden
Colombia
Belgium
Netherlands
Netherlands West Indies
Germany
British India
Latin America
Umipteen
Government Monopolies and the Need for Regulation
The piece argues that the Department of Justice should pursue antitrust actions against government monopolies as they evade state rate laws and taxes. It contends public monopolies harm livelihoods more than private ones since people lack protections against them. It calls for accountability and comprehensive regulation of such government powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Jaxn
Fonhal
Atl
Pains From Kidney Fatigue Relief Offer Declared
A dubious medical notice promises quick relief from headaches and pains attributed to kidney fatigue. It claims a mysterious remedy from Na La Diels Ofleh will improve kidney function, cleanse waste, and ease discomfort, urging readers to buy a product with unclear origins and questionable efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentae
Koenig Rebuilds France’s Army Strongest Military Figure
Gen Joseph P Koenig chief of staff to Gen Charles de Gaulle and commander of the Fighting Forces of the Interior is shaping postwar France. At 45 he governs Paris’ military power, rebuilds the army, and positions to lead as a dominant military figure in the Fourth Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedville Madness
Paris
New France
Joseph Pierre Koenig
Charles de Gaulle
Interior
Koenig
de Gaulle
Fourth Republic
France
Paris i
Hkoenig
Birikhakeim
Livit
Alis Bort
Caen
Brittany
England
Gaboh
Camerons
Equatorial Atres
Burea
Syria
Libya
Birkhaketm
Tunisian
Tenth Corps
Eighth Army
FFI
Kenly Je
Noel
Hotel Des Thyalides
Long
Altice
Oraig
de Guille
Recreation Board delays fall in Harrisburg approval
Twenty years ago recreation programs faced a funding hurdle as the City Council remained undecided on appropriating funds for a planned recreation department under W. K. Webb of Syracuse. In other news, construction progressed on County’s New express station footings with rainfall causing floodlike conditions nearby. Dr. L. P. McCray of Clymer died at Jamestown Central Hospital after years of practice. The woodcock season opens Wednesday for hunters in Corry and surrounding areas. Engagement announced for Miss Winifred Edwards of 1035 West 26th Street to Franklin Babbit, with wedding planned late November at Bahkwa Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department Ofnducation
Harrisburg
W. K. Webb
Syracuse
Winifred Edwards
William Edwards
West 26Th Street
Franklin Babbit
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The article warns about obesity as excess body fat and its health risks. It describes obesity as a common modern shock to health, outlines symptoms and causes, and advises medical evaluation before dieting. It cautions against extreme semi starvation and emphasizes professional guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Hyes
Fleul
Seven quiz questions from a vintage newspaper page
A reader is asked to answer seven American knowledge questions covering politics, geography, history, and literature. Topics include who became Speaker after a statesman, Niagara Falls versus Grand Coulee, first U S president inaugurated in Washington, D C, citizenship rules for women marrying foreigners, Shakespearean fourfold wording, state that borders only one state, the U S Congress published report series, and naval theater association with Admiral Nimitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
House of Representatives
U. S
Washington, D. C
Mie Unilett
Rooseveltng Dewey
Atlantic
Pacific
Chester W. Nimitz
Madame Chhung Al-Shok
WLB Looks to Relax Wage Controls After Victory in Europe
Public members of the War Labor Board plan to urge President Roosevelt to ease wage controls soon after victory in Europe. The move could let employers raise wages without WLB approval, while labour may resist as it seeks a broader government order for higher pay. The White House meeting with the Labor Advisory Committee may shape the policy, with safeguards to prevent wage raises from triggering price increases or poaching plant workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Associated Press
Washington
War Labor Board
Roosevelt
OTO
White House
AFL
CIO
William H. Davis
Japan
WLE
WLB
Hui Run Driver's Case Continued in Erie
Harold Leroy Crane, 3, of Cranesville, faces a hit and run case tied to a September 12 accident injuring two Lord Manufacturing Company machinists, shown in court as ongoing. The injured workers, Jan Ann Yar and Gladys Pieper, both 18, remain hospitalized at Hamot with conditions listed as fairly good.
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Erie
Harold Leroy Crane
R. D
Cranesvillé
Lord Manufacturing Company
William F. Heisler
JnAnn Yar
Gladys Pieper
Hamot Hospital
Ashes From Fuel Compare Heating Value and Ash Output
A terse note states that one cord of hard coal yields 200 to 300 pounds of ashes to remove while two cords of hardwood produce about 60 pounds of ash. It implies comparable heating value between the fuels.
High Court Reverses Kitts Tax Ruling Over City Priority
The High Court reversed Judge Miles B. Kitts in a tax compromise dispute involving the city county and school district. The decision determined city liens were not superior to other taxes, affecting how funds from tax settlements are distributed across all entities. The ruling impacts about 9,500 properties in Corry and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitts
Brussen 4&—Renneyivanua Superior Cour Philadelphia
Corry
Miles B. Kitts
New Shoe Stamp Due November First Under War Ration Plan
The Office of Price Administration announced a new shoe stamp valid November 1 to overlap Airplane stamps 1 and 3 in War Ration Book 3. Current shoe coupons remain valid indefinitely as officials promise a smooth transition and ongoing consumer insurance against unexpected needs amid limited civilian shoe production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Une
OPA
War Production Board
Kane's Mystery of Pvt Wolfe Cleared
Joseph Wolfe Kane, listed as Kane in U S Marine records, is engaged to Miss Marion Heinlein of the M G M offices. Wolfe, in the Marine Corps five years, served 22 months in the Pacific, with two brothers still in service and one killed in action in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kans
Fye
Joseph Wolff
U. S. Marine Records
Kane
Marion Heintein
M-G-M
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pvt
Wolfe
U. L. Willams
B.D. 2
U. S. Marine Corps
Pacific
Pvt. Wolfe
France
Kellettville
Pat. Wolfe
Heinlein
Pulpwood Uses Smokeless Powder And Military Supplies
A fragmented report lists pulpwood uses for numerous war materiel items including smokeless powder, blood plasma containers, cargo parachutes, aviator vests, shell casings, first aid kits and commando bags among hundreds of slugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulpwood
Pulpwoods
Bourne will admitted to probate in Westfield Surrogate Court
Under the will of Mrs Minnié B Bourne late of Westfield probate was admitted at no session of the Surrogate Court by Judge H V N Bodine at city hall yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunikirk
Minnié B. Bourne
Westfield
Dudge H. V. N. Bodine
Estate Bequests Pass To Daughter Amid Small Bequest to Son
The will leaves her estate, valued at 93 900 dollars, to her daughter Miss Glarius Bourne of Westfield, except for a nominal one dollar bequest to her son Lewis Bourne of Wes teyuilis, Pa, with the remainder passing as specified in the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bourne
Westeyuilis, Pa
Glarius Bourne
Westfield
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Colngrove Stail
Fred Tne
W. Sth
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
Feightman
Philadelphia
Carry
Flaming Sword
Yuken
Warren Construction Company
Jamestown
Yigar
Sivening
L. P. McCray
Clymer
Censral Hospital
N.Y
McCray
I. D
Paul and
Doug
West South St
Corry, Pa
Dewan
Lanston
Center St
Diol
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Maxwell House
Pillsbury Flour
Warren Co
California
Ciis
WEIS
Colusa
Texas
Goverment Health
Qalusa
Lindsley’s
First Avenue
Colusa Remedy CO
N. Wilcox Ave
Los Angeles
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Miss Rose Malone
Louise Williams
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North Center Straat
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