Mussolini signals Europe on war and peace stance
Italy’s premier, facing wartime isolation, promotes peace while denying a plan to enter conflict. He has approved sailing of two top merchant ships Rex and Conte Di Savoia to the United States to carry Americans, signaling no military initiative. Virginio Gayda in Il Giornale D’Italia asserts Italy will stay active in protecting Italian interests while observing events.
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UHL RESIGNS AS U S ATTORNEY IN PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburgh September 6 U S Attorney for the Western Pennsylvania District said he submitted resignation to Attorney General Frank Murphy and will ask that Po be relieved of duties He cites the Hatch Act as placing him in an embarrassing position as a Democratic candidate for rammon please court judge to bi hin te county of Somerset in relation to political activities
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Ghayles Fo UN
United States
Western Pennsylvania
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Dance School to Open Here in Malta Hall
Mr and Mrs Mradark Bowman announce a new dance school branch at Malta Hall with demonstrations by juvenile and professional dancers. The event is Wednesday Sept 18 at 8 o clock with free admission. Beginning Sept 20 classes include ballet tap and acrobatic for children and ballroom for adults in the evening.
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Malta Hall
BNO
Fay Chilflyen
Ambiguous World War II Nemesis Talk Amid Axis Moves
The fragment discusses reactions to Germany's Poland invasion and the Rome Berlin axis. It presents mixed views: some say Germany will seek no help and may form alliances, others think Mussolini could negotiate with Britain and France or remain neutral to secure supplies before joining Hitler.
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Ox Hill Labor Day Fair Receives Broad Community Support
The Ox Hill Community Fair on Labor Day drew strong crowds and featured extensive livestock displays including 21 head of horses and multiple cattle breeds. Winners included Mrs. Joe Uber on a five gaited horse and Joe Uber on a three gaited saddle horse, with Wade Wells second. 4-H members Jean McMillen, Harold Hill, and Earl Orr earned blue ribbons for their exhibits. 4-H activities included 25 tree species displays and a pony race, while home economics, poultry, and quilts were judged by May Kemp and J. P. Winslow. A bountiful cafeteria dinner complemented a day of recreation and games.
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Joe Uber
Wade Wells
Shields McMillen
D.R. Hill
Donald McMillen
May Kemp
Penn
J. P. Winslow
Jefferson County
Jean McMillen
Harold Hill
Earl Orr
John George
Plumville
Athenia Survivors Describe Torpedo Nightmare
The Athenia rescue tale recounts mothers and children in lifeboats after torpedo strikes. Survivors from Glasgow and Toronto recall the blast, a submarine firing, and the hurried slide to lifeboats while crews shared rations and improvised laundry for the children as rescuers ferried 500 survivors to safety.
Mystery in Ship Bremen Vanishing In North Sea
NEW YORK Sept 5 Major mystery in the naval war concerns the Nazi liner Bremen the worlds third largest passenger ship. It has been reported missing since leaving New York six days ago in a race to Bremerhaven before war. The Queen Mary and Normandie are safe in New York harbor. Olinda was sunk by a British cruiser and other German ships are believed to seek neutral ports perhaps Spain or Mexico.
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Drive Right Are Suspended Ten Motorists Sanctioned
The Bureau of Safety reports ten motorists have driving privileges suspended including George M. Coulter of Shelock identified as an incompetent operator.
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Survivors recount sinking of Athenia by U boat
A seaman described shattered lifeboats and freezing women in the boat after the initial explosion. He said the submarine surfaced 100 yards away as two destroyers approached Greenock, lifeboats were launched within an hour, and several crew members, including a third class steward, helped evacuate. The captain reported the torpedo hit on the port side, a shell followed, and the ship remained afloat briefly before striking. Survivors were brought ashore under guard and taken to hospitals.
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Cornell University
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United States Panama planes found safe after loss
Three U S army P 38 pursuit planes reported missing over Costa Rica were found with all personnel aboard safe. Bad weather caused emergency landings as a flight of thirty aircraft from Maysh Langley and Selfridge fields headed toward Panama local authorities announced today. Early reports did not disclose the location of the three planes.
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September Court Opens in Blacklick Township
William McCrea was named foreman of the September Grand Jury by Judge BH. EB. Creps yesterday. The jury was to make its first returns this afternoon. Domenick Violi was sentenced to pay a $200 fine plus costs for operating a gambling house.
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Blacklick Township
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Domenick Violi
Invitation to Happiness Premiere for Irene Dunne and Fred McMurray
The feature Invitation to Happiness starring Irene Dunne and Fred McMurray opens at 7 PM. Stars arrive in new cars at BA41, are announced on stage, then seated for a stage show with dances and singers before the film repeats. A children’s matinee is at 4 15 and admission prices stay the same.
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Fred McMurray
Hollywood Boulevard
Philadelphia
Mike
Treasury balance reports large net figure for Sept 1
Treasury figures show receipts of 20 million 220 thousand 516.08 and expenditures of 33 million 768 thousand 617.87 for September 1. Net balance stands at 2 billion 201 million 927 thousand 386.22 with a working balance of 1 billion 510 million 034 thousand 861.89. Customs receipts for the month amount to 1 million 408 thousand 938.53.
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Secret wartime orders tied to 1553 Pennsylvania factories
Washington reports that 1553 Pennsylvania plants hold sealed War Department orders for steel parts explosives textiles and other war supplies. The plan allocates plants across 15 categories from powder and bombs to medical and radio gear ensuring nationwide mobilization while preserving civilian production.
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Obituary notices from Blairsville area deaths
Obituaries list Mrs. Hanna Mabel Neal 43 wife of John R. Neal of Burrell township and many relatives with services set at Ferguson Funeral Home Blairsville. Other notices include Leah L Fulmer Nahan 66 of Washington township, Carmel lla Baratto 72 of Homer City, Albert Gandolph 55, Michael Bender 41, Nannie Weaver 76 of Glen Campbell, George J. McCune 73 Blairsville. Funeral dates, family ties, church memberships, and burial plans are noted for each in local cemeteries.
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Hanna Mabel (McGinley) Neal
John R. Neal
Burrell Township
Edward and
Venica
Bell) McGinley
Blairsville United
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Madi Carnahan
Washington Township
Center Presbyterian Church
James B. Carnahan
Helen Brandon
Paul Carnahan
Marie Weaver
Wilkinsburg
Nellie Little
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Creekside
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Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Carmella Baratto
John Barbatta
Homer City
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Castiglione
Italy
Constance Bonelli
Gregory Gallo
Vittoria Cascacci
Fittsburgh
Giovannina Torquato
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Nicholas Herbick
Graceton
Jenny Shaner
Cherrytree
Eugene Walker
Glen Camp
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Max R. Weaver
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George J. M’cune
Blairsville
Main Street
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Jamison) McCune
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Bartlesville
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Elizabeth Hill
Cokeville
George McCune
Paris Silent as Sirens Signal Night Bomb Scare
Paris awaited a predicted German bombing expedition as the French army and artillery opened fire in the east. Sirens rang at 3 35 this morning, but planes did not appear over the capital. An artificial fog from anti aircraft defenses hung over Paris until dawn.
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Stock market listing of major corporations and tickers
The page presents a dense catalog of numerous company names across industries from Alcoa to Woolworth and many in between, accompanied by a string of numeric values and percentages. The data resemble a stock market summary or index component list with trading figures and performance indicators for each entry. The tone is a compact financial ledger typical of a historical market page.
Accidents Reported Near Latrobe and Indiana Roads
Multiple crashes on Route 22 and Route 80 injure eight people including Joseph Bee and Myr. Bee at Latrobe Hospital, and Donald Swanson. Cars collide at Sun Dial intersection and 110 22, with lacerations skull fractures and bruises. wartime Paris siege note notes 65 balloons lifting 238 passengers and 12 tons of letters.
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Heshbon
Eled i Latrobe
William Penn Highway
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Barbour Mack
Donald Swanson
Armagh
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Swanson
Myr. Bee
David H. Buchman
Blairsville
Latrobe Hogary
Charles Friant
Johnstown
Dorn Rosensteel
Ebensburg
Maries Delp
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Delaware County
Dora Wilson
Weston
W. Va
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Audrey Ruth Sutton
Homer City Road
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Dixonville
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Funeral services for Masonic member held in Blairsville
Funeral services will be held at 2 34 p m Wednesday at Ferguson Funeral Home Blairsville by Rev C F Salladay pastor of the Methodist Church Interment in Blairsville Cemetery The funeral ritual of the Masonic order will be employed at the services
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Ferguson Funeral Home
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Notice of Estate Grant for John H. Alker in Indiana Borough
Letters testamentary of the estate of John H. Alker, late of Indiana Borough, deceased, having been granted to Robert Z. Alker, Executor. Claimants must present duly authenticated claims for settlement. debtors should make prompt payment. Executor: Robert Z. Alker, 1515 Ewouth Blige, OW. anningtea, PD.
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Altormey Berecetons
John H. Alker
Indiana
Robert Z. Alker
Ewouth
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