New Lend Lease Bill Aims to Provide Huge Aid Fund
President Roosevelt, returning from Chesapeake Bay, directs drafting of a new lend-lease bill seeking about 5.5 billion dollars to sustain aid to Britain. Congress readies for the first 7 billion plan as White House notes include plans to speed armament production and aid democracy amid a potential long war. The president may send the report soon after finalizing discussions during the cruise.
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Ay Jack Vincent
International News Service
Xpendent Ston
Roosevelt Toois
England
Congress
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Britain
Reesident
Havira
Sonete
Chesepeake Bay
Rice and wedding rice on church grounds and other city notes
Morning scene on East Washington street shows a boy riding in a truck carrying furniture near the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Rice littered the area after a Saturday wedding, while the Pennsylvania Railroad moved a record ore train of 125 cars to plants in the area. Seventy five cars to New Castle and Sharpsville, 30 to Youngstown Republic Iron and Steel, four engines involved, one man on a public square bench lights an empty matchbox despite nearby rubbish receptacle.
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East Washington Street
Christian and Missionary
Allance Church
Prarsan Street
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Trailroad
New Castle
Sharpsville
Ravenna
Republic Iron and Steel
Youngstown
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather statistics show 24 hours ending 2am with a high of 82 and low of 52 and no precipitation. river stage at 5 feet. A second 24-hour period ending Sunday 9am records a high of 78 and a low of 44.
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United States
British And Axis Battle In Ethiopia
British mechanized forces clashed with two Axis armored columns near Lake Tana in Ethiopia. Axis troops reportedly entered from the frontier, but British air supported tanks inflicted damage and the enemy began withdrawing as pursuing British units closed in. Rome claimed an Axis victory around Lake Tena with dispersed British units.
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cUnternational News
serciesy _CATRO
Vierce
Lake Tana
Ethiopia
Middle East Command
Gonder
Rome
Lake Tena
Tobruk
Quick action urged as captive mine strike spreads
Pittsburgh dispatch notes 95,000 miners in five states heeded a strike call by UMWA President Jon J. Lewis and refused to report for work in captive mines run by steel firms for their own use. The nationwide walkout began for the 7 A M shift to press CIO demand for union shop provisos in contracts. About 20,000 workers are in Western Pennsylvania with the rest in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and other states.
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Pittsburgh
National Mediation Board
UMWA
Jon J. Lewis
CIO
Pennsylvania
P. T. Fagan
District 5
Kenewicky
Tennessee
Alabama
Berlin Reports German Advance Near Leningrad
Berlin reports strong fortifications around Leningrad pierced by German tanks. twelve Soviet counter-attacks repulsed with heavy losses. North of Leningrad German Finnish forces press forward amid fierce resistance. 150 Soviet pillboxes captured. Luftwaffe losses include 37 planes with 30 shot down in air battles.
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Goternational News Service
Berlin
Leningrad
Black Sea
Oressa
Fierce Fighting Continues Along Russo Nazi Front
Moscow reports heavy clashes along the Russo Nazi front with claims of significant Soviet gains in multiple sectors. The Soviet high command says two German regiments were wiped out and the 446th lost 80 percent of its effective strength, while a counterattack detachment claimed destroying thousands of enemy troops and equipment. Withdrawal of Russian forces from Kremenchug was announced in a midnight communique.
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International News
Moscow
Smiletin
Kremenchuy
Dnieper
Kiev
Roosevelt Reports U S Aid To Britain Tops Half Billion
President Roosevelt told Congress that through August 31 the United States had transferred defense articles and rendered defense services totaling 486 721 838 dollars. He noted exports to the British empire since war began exceed 4 400 000 000 dollars and that American bombers tanks and fighter planes are operating with Allied forces.
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Jack Vincenternaional
Newd Service
Washington
United States
Britain
Roosevelt
Congress
British Empire
Likely To Start DuShane Street Job Soon
City council indicated at a noon meeting that paving on DuShane Street may begin soon with the possibility of paving only half this fall. Director of Improvements William H. Dunlap reported the project may launch, while no decision was made on improving State Street Hill despite ongoing safety concerns from winter wrecks. The WPA workforce and winter delays weighed on decisions as the storm sewer for Jackson-Wilson Avenues nears completion.</S>
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DuShane Street
William H. Dunlap
State Street Hill
Dunlap
Jackson-Wilson
May Start Hunt For Sea Raider
BALBOA California September 15 Admiral Frank Sacer commandant of the 25th naval district said additional ships and planes would be sent to track a German sea raider thought to be operating in the Pacific within range of the Panama Canal. He believed the reported craft was not within 1000 miles of the canal and noted constant observation of the area. The admiral said army cooperation with the navy is aiding the search.
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Bulleivn
Balboa
Admal Frank Sacer
25Th Naval District
Pacific
Panama Canal
Calder
Canal
Sadler
Navy
Mills Resume At Shenango Plant After Morning Delay
Announcement from the Shenango plant of the Carnegie-Tuinels Company states that mills 1 through 30 will resume at 1 o’clock this afternoon after a morning delay due to mechanical difficulties. Hot mill workers are expected to return to work this afternoon as operations restart.
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Shenango
Carnegie- Tuinels Company
Report Two Nazi Destroyers Sunk
London broadcast heard in New York by NBC said two German destroyers were sunk in the sea approaches to Leningrad. The report, attributed to Triernational News Service, notes the claim from the broadcast.
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Triernational News Service
New York
London
NBC
Leningrad
Ministers Assigned in New Castle Conference Change
Bishop H J Streughn announced several Methodist minister moves after the Erie conference at Meadville Pennsylvania. Homer B Davis moves to Croton replacing J A Cousins who goes to Grace Meadville. W V McLean returns to First church and William A Thornton to Epworth. Other assignments include D J Blasdell Mahoning H L Johnson Simpson F P Ponetti Italian Hillsville J Chansing Wesley Kings Chapel M E Lindstrom New Wilmington Lester Bailey Wampum and G E Shaffer Greenwood. Davis is noted as a veteran and will preach his first sermon next Sunday.
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New Castle
H. J. Streughn
Meadville
Homer B. Davis
Epworth Church
Croton Church
J. A. Cousins
Grace Church
W. V. McLean
First Church
Wiliam A. Thornton
Epworth
D. J. Blasdell
Mahoning
H. L Johnson
Simpson
Hillsville
Chansing
Wesley-King's Chapel
Rlev
M. E. Lindstrom
New Wilmington
Lester Bailey
Wampum
G. E. Shaffer
Greenwood
Day's War Developments in World Fronts Amid Invasion Push
War fronts show German encirclement efforts near Leningrad and the Don Basin while Soviet forces defend against German advances toward Smolensk. Red high command reports fall of Kremenchug on the Lower Dnieper and efforts to push near Smolensk. Anti Nazi activity and French arrests populate occupied and unoccupied zones amid reports of US submarine activity and potential American entry into the war.
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Cincornational
Adolph Hitler
Lons
Trarbheran
Leningrad
Don
Dnieper
Rusaia
Clerce
Ingrum
Red High Command
Kremenchug
Censter
Klev
Centar Tront
Smolensk
Hugope
Sab
Assassination of White Russian Leader in Shanghai
International News Service reports N. A. Ivanov head of the White Russian emigrant committee in Shanghai was assassinated today for political reasons. He had just succeeded Charles Metaler, who was slain in a similar manner last year.
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International
Shanghat
N. A. Ivanov
Shanghai
Ivanov
Charles Metaler
Congress Reassembles Faces Grave Problems
The Senate urged arming merchant ships with modern anti aircraft weapons and government funded gear while the House reopened after a four week recess to complete action on a 3.5 billion defense bill. Administrations officials awaited Hitler's response to the president's warning as Congress reshaped foreign policy outlook.
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International
Washington
United States
Guffey D. Pa
Roosevelt
Congress
America
Adolf Hitler
Guffer
Ian
House
New Anti Nazi Outbreaks Reported Across Europe
International News Service reports anti Nazi outbreaks in Yugoslav retrivers and mass arrests of Sister union leaders and professors in German occupied Norway. Bombs hit Zagreb central post office and telephone exchange quarters injuring several. rail link Sarajevo to frontier cut. Serbian Premier Nediten warns of punitive expeditions. Berlin claims British transport sunk off England by German bombers.
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International New
Servic
London
Norway
Reuters
Censtral
Zagreb
London Daily Telegraph
Zurich
Herzegovina
Exchane
Berlin
England
Flier Dies In Midair Collision During Maneuvers
A midair collision between an army Pursuit plane and a navy dive bomber near Louisiana ends in death. The navy crew member killed is Second Geus John Dobroski of Racine Wisconsin, attached to the 36th Pursuit Squadron. Two others aboard the navy bomber survive. The incident occurs as the military conducts the opening maneuvers of a large joint exercise by the second and third armies.
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William G. Galdet
International News Service
Third Army
Louisiana
Army
Navy
Geren
Walt Nutuelvers
Yierim
Gieus
John Dobroski
Racine
Wis
Cement Company Seeks City Land Deed Offer
Lehigh Portland Cement proposes to donate parcels in the third and fourth wards bounded by Shenango and Bergin lines, with utilities and land removal rights reserved. Council will review the deed terms before acceptance. Constantine Oumansky and junior U.S. mission staff arrived in London en route to Moscow for the Anglo American Soviet conference.
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Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Bergi
Shonps and Cement Company
Hickory
Shenango
Council
iTune Nation
Constantine Oumansky
United States
Moscow
London
Atlantic
Constantine Grumarzky
Washington
Death Records List From September 13 1941
Death records for Isa Mixx Beale Thatcher 5 Holly wood Calif Christina Content ts 56 St George Madich 61 West Pitts buro Infant Campbell County Mine street Mre Anna Cronin Dennis 1 a six months Taylon street Samuel Watterson 73 Cacting township Mrs Mary Roch 87 1M y Zellenopte road Wriem 49 Mary A McKinn 608 North Cedar arent Mins Harris Roush 76 New Wikingtong Tira Nicola Verrotia 64 Sus iNorts Firsalreet
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Mixx Beale E. Thatcher
Hollywood
Calif
Christina
St George Madich
West Pittsburo
Infant Campbell
County Mine Street
Anna Cronin Dennis
Taylon Street
Samuel &, Watterson
Cacting
Beaver
Mary A Roch
Y Zellenopte
Wriem
Mary A, McKinn
U S and Britain Speed Plans For Aid To Russians
The Anglo American push to aid the USSR accelerates as W Averell Harriman arrives in London to finalize Moscow delegation plans. A British air wing aiding Russia is hinted at, with RAF planes and crews reportedly already in Russia. Royal Navy actions disrupt German communications in the north as the admiralty notes fleet operations.
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London
Hh. A. Eesla
Britain
United States
Ussr
W. Averell Harriman
Kaselena
Moscow
United Sates
FRA. F
Russia
Air Ministry
R.A. F
Russa
Nerth
Duke of Kent Returns to London After North American Tour
The Duke of Kent, youngest brother of King George VII, returned to London today following a Sans-Atlantic sojourn in Canada and the United States. Averell Hariman, a lend expediter, was said to have accompanied him, though this was not confirmed.
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Internacional News Servier
London
Duke of Kent
George VII
Canada
United States
Averell Harsiman
Jense Lend
Fragmented stray notes on youth and playtime memories
A reflective musing compares old and young players, noting rough games, rocks, and missteps. The writer observes how today’s youths resemble predecessors and warns about letting temper flare, urging calm, practice, and learning from past games.
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