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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1940

Page

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Glenn Frank and Son Die After Car Crash

Glenn Frank and his son died in a car crash near Green Bay while en route to Madison for burial arrangements. Shorty Brown Jr. was driving. witnesses said Frank was thrown from the vehicle. The Republican nominee Frank condemned La Folletteism as dangerous to democracy. burial plans were to proceed in Madison.

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Power Rates Cut in Solvay by City Mayor Degen

Solvay adopts tiered electric rate cuts affecting residential and commercial customers with savings varying by usage. Street lighting districts outside Solvay will save about 32,000 annually. The plan, approved by the Public Service Commission, phases in over ten years and reduces charges across several kilowatt hour blocks. Arnold elected president of Achors Guild succeeding Ralph Morgan in Hollywood.

Solvay Wan John J. Degen Public Service Commission

Explosion Toll at Hercules Plant Stuns Nation

Amid blast wreckage at the Hercules Powder Company plant in Kenvil New Jersey 27 are dead and 325 injured as workers sought to return to production. Investigators including Robert B Barker of the House Committee on Un-American Activities checked plant lockers for possible ties to disaffected groups while authorities across agencies probe the disaster. The dead include Edward B L Extrem formerly of Emporium Pa with several bodies yet unidentified as payroll lists and reconstruction efforts unfold. Local officials deputized police chiefs to extend search as unemployment lines form and suppliers rush building materials to the site.

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Crash Delivers Stabbing Victim Right in Hospital

A stabbing victim is taken to City Hospital after a crash that involved a car plowing through a door. The driver claimed he could not stop. An accompanying man was also hurt. Local officials report no more details publicly.

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Plowing Man Finds Lost Watch After Years

Shelton Nebraska September 16 A farmer named Beatles lost his watch while plowing two years ago. He rediscovered it today after resuming chores. The watch still ticks and keeps good time.

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Women of Germany Asked to Cut Down on Smoking

Washington reports that the German Women-Students Organization urged members to reduce smoking to conserve scarce tobacco for the war effort. Germany also lifted a ban on selling single cigarettes in stores lacking small packages, signaling tobacco shortages and possible reallocation of 15 million pounds of unsold Java and Sumatra tobacco.

Germany Washington Women-Students Organization Agricultural Department Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations German Tobacco Control Board Sumatra Netherlands United

Four Die as Train Strikes Car at Grade Crossing

Clipped report from Van Wert indicates a passenger train collided with a car at a grade crossing, resulting in four fatalities. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled text but injuries and victims are noted as state residents. The Vatican denied a rumor regarding a separate foreign matter on September 16.

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