Fragmentary Notices From Aged Journal Page
The text shows incomplete OCR of a 19th or early 20th century page with scattered names and phrases. It mentions addresses Route 8 Pine Solation and Pine Street, Reynolds, Buc may refer to local figures, and references to a meeting, association, cemetery, and a secretary. Payment terms and the idea of a forthcoming gathering appear amid garbled fragments.
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T Street
Ek Road
Atier
Russ Bushel
Reynolds
Buc m
Brackenwth
Rosay
Atlow
Milla
Ubalelphia
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Arrests in Wattsburg Cock Fight Raid Net 24 Birds Seized
State police raided a chicken fighting operation on the John Hawley farm east of Wattsburg on Cutting road, arresting between thirty and thirty five locals. Twenty four live birds were seized, four held in jail after posting $18 bonds, and defendants prepared for a hearing before Justice J. A. Hamilton.
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John Hawley
Wattsburg
Hirda
Ice County
J. A. Hamilton
Wartshore
Harry Stinnett
John Mehallick
C.M. Mathlas
John Coates
Milton Bush
Holland Street
Erle
Union City
Wattsburg Justice Way
Meadville
Old City
New York State
Stil
Hillstrom Named Delegate to US Chamber Conference
D A Hillstrom secretary and general manager of Corry Dames Manufacturing Corp has been chosen as a delegate to the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. The 1838 session will be held in Washington DC May 4 to 5 with Hillstrom planning to attend. The event marks the 26th annual meeting of the Chamber, featuring a program addressing major problems facing business today.
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TA. Hillstrom
Corry-damesown Manufacturing Corporation
Pits
Phamiyer of Commerce
Deadlock Tightens Over Revised Tax Bill in House
Washington dispatch reports a growing deadlock as the House debates the revised tax bill. Chairman Pat Harrison urged faster action while senators prepared for a showdown vote. The controversy centers on profits and capital and whether to approve the contested provisions.
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Washington
House
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance. Com
Youten
Houseam
Sab
Garner Opposed to Roosevelt Pump Priming Plan
Washington reports indicate Vice President John N Garner strongly opposed President Roosevelts proposed pump priming program. The stance, said to weaken national morale and threaten federal credit, followed rumors of a rift between Roosevelt and Garner. Tensions about Garner's stance and possible Congressional role emerged amid coverage of the April 12 Boston Globe item and ongoing discussions with congressional leaders and cabinet members.
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Roosevelt
Washington
United Press
John N Garner
Rooawveit
Wwe
Mrr
Garner
Congress
Rosevelt
Garmey
Arthur Kyade
New York Times
Missing Whitfield Sought in Long Island Swamps Air Crash Fears
Searchers hunted the Long Island coastal swamps for Andrew Carnegie Whitfield, nephew of the site Andres Carnegie, missing three days with fears he crashed his airplane. Police began the hunt after a Sunday report, following a 22 mile route with six teams.
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New York
Long Island
Andrew Carnegie Whitfield
Andres Carnegie
Whitfield
Cellnet
France Moves For Series Of Major Treaties
France joins Britain in pursuing a path of international treaties to secure European peace, while U S neutrality policy faces new liberal efforts to grant the president broader discretion. Across the globe, Nazi influence widens as Cotrean authorities crack down in Romania, and the Spanish Civil War shows ongoing violent confrontations.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
United States
Byron Scott
Cal
Roosevelt
State Department
Prance
Great Britain
Britain
Italy
France
Germany
Preuc
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Romania
Balkan
Cornaliu Zelea Co |Trean
Carol
Sipatn
Barcelona
Lerida
Balearic
Ebro
Madrid
China
Shantung
Far East
Shansi
Yihsien
Lower
Ipalmstine
Polio
Kennedy slate backs New Deal pledge in campaign
In Pittsburgh on April 18 the entire Kennedy slate pledged loyalty to President Roosevelt and his New Deal program following a national radio rally. The statement, signed by Lieut-Gov Thomas Kennedy and others, supports continued New Deal policies and outlines the democracy slate for governor and other offices. Socialist petitions also filed in Harrisburg seeking ballot access for a labor party slate.
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Aee Etheres
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Hacken
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Ivan
Thomas Kennédy
Guberna
S. Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
U.S
Ralph 8. Smith
Taith B. Dewitt
Internal Affairs
Harrisburg
Impressive Train 8971 Crashes Into Landslide Near Wetmore
Hundreds at Impressive Train 8971 crashes into a landslide five miles west of Kane near Wetmore. The Erie Renovo division passenger train derailed a pony truck and damaged the locomotive. engineer Robert Crowell of Erie slowed and stopped the train to avert a worse wreck. A 90 ton boulder blocked the track, but the crew and passengers escaped unharmed as the train ran four hours late into Corry.
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Wetmore
Kane
Erie- Renovo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robert Crowell
Erie
Crowsell
Daylight Saving Time Voted Down In Journal Referendum
In a Journal referendum daylight saving time was rejected by a 383 to 371 vote with under thirty percent turnout. Officials will forward results to City Council for potential action by municipal leaders.
Farmer killed after being trampled by farm horse
Marion Brown 43 a prominent farmer on the Panama Ashville road died in Jamestown Hospital from a fractured skull after being knocked down and stepped on by a frightened horse he had bought. Passersby found him near the barn unconscious. He was a member of the Panama Methodist Episcopal church Panama Rocks Grange and the Haqwony Farmers club. Survived by wife Dorothy Bitton Brown son Robert Brown two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Panama Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday at 2 00 PM with viewing prior to service.
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Marion Brown
Panama-Ashville
W. C
Te Spital
Jamestown
Listhorse
Brown
Panama Methodist Episcopal Church
Panama Rocks
Ha Qwony
Mita
Dorothy Bitton Brown
Robert Brown
Wlcomes
Hudson Brown
Blackville
3Ifford Brown
Wile Ig Brown
Panama
Mabel Sadi
State College hosts two week officers training school
45 are entered at State College as 4g trafic officers registered for two weeks of lectures demonstrations and field work. The school is sponsored by the Pennsylvania State College. Mr and Mrs Arsie Akim traveled to Buffalo Friday to view their daughter Lucille who was in a beauty pageant at the Sumlgi ity Roasts.
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State Collage
Siepeven Annutl Trate Officers Training School
Osenddt
Pennsylvania State College
Arsiie Akim
Bufale Binday
Auto Wreck Near Union City Narrowly Avoids Tragedy
Two North Girard youths escape serious injury after a Wattsburg Union City road crash. Carl Bovard 18 and Jean Kreider 18 were treated at Union City Hospital for minor injuries and bruises, then released. Bovard suspects steering failure caused the wreck near Baldwing Flats as the convertible coupe overturned.
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North Girard
Wattsburg-Union City
Excalpe
Gavicci
Union City Hospital
Carl Bovard
Jean Kreider
Bovard
Grange Plans Degree Session at Corry Meeting
Miss Pauline Swanson attended Saturdays Corry Grange meeting where readings and recitations highlighted youth program. Three candidates received first and second degrees while Warner was installed to the master’s chair. Waterford Grange invited to confer third and fourth degrees at the May 7 gathering with guests from Sparansburg and Sprig Creek.
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Pauline Swanson
Corry Grangs
The
Grange
Warner
Yarant hVerseer
Waterford
Spar
Sansbury
Sprig, Creek
Assistance in Unemployment Compensation Returns
assist manufacturers and employers in Erie and city with first quarter unemployment compensation returns. three representatives from the Erie office will be at the custodian's room of the Post Office on Monday April 25 from 10 to 12 and 1 to 4 to help employers prepare quarter one returns and provide related guidance.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Easter Showers Fail to Dampen Easter Spirit
Inclement weather failed to dampen Easter spirit as worshipers packed sunrise services at First Baptist United Brethren in Christ Christian and Missionary Alliance and First Methodist Episcopal churches. Bishop Ward attended Emmanual Episcopal, Forty Hours Devotions opened at St Thomas, and local clergy led Easter observances. Thunder showers drove some parade-goers indoors. many Corryites joined private gatherings and visits to nearby cities for Easter celebrations.
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Tina
Pryites Alfendza
First Baptist
United Brethren In Christ, Christian and Missonary AlLonve
First Methodist Episcopal
First Presbyterian Chung
Resurrection of Savior
John Chamberlain Ward
Emneanuied Episcopal Church
St. Thomas Church
Ray
Father Joseph
C. F
Dunkiri
N. Y
Forty House
George Hoylen
Nacogdpenés
Tex
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Leo Hoyle
City
Michael Dailey
Warren
Stanvis J. Graves
St. [Thomas
J.madnar Feeney
Suniday
Margiotti Adds Planks to Campaign Platform
Harrisburg April 18 Attor ney General Charles J Margiotti sole wolf candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination adds 4 dozen planks to his campaign platform He pledges to uphold essential futures of the teacher pay set and supports Texasification to extend protection to school administrators faculties of state owned educational institutions and public instruction staff He calls for a constitutional amendment to allow appointment of the state superintendent by the State Council of Education for nine year terms He also favors making the state bear full responsibility for teachers salaries Seamen Back to Work Toronto Ont April 18 The Canadian Seamen Union orders 2 000 men back to work on 469 Great Lakes sites after a three day strike.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Charles J. Margiotti
Lone Wolf
State Education Association
Murel
Texification
Public Instruction Department
Margiotti
State Council of Education
Toronto
Old Age Pension Leader Townsend Pardoned After Jail S
President Roosevelt pardoned Dr. Francis E Townsend an old age pension advocate who faced a 30 day jail term for contempt of a house committee. Townsend surrendered to federal marshals to begin the sentence, then received executive clemency announced by the White House minutes later. He said he would return to Los Angeles and thanked Congress for its handling of the case.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Francis E. Townsend
House
White House
Townsend
W S. Marabal
California
Los Angeles
U. District Court
John Colpoys
Tre Court
Hutter
Jal
White Horse
Supreme Court
Congress
House of Representation
House of Representatives
State will not block daylight saving time change
Pennsylvania officials say they will not take action against communities choosing to move clocks ahead if a majority favors daylight saving time. Deputy Attorney General Howard Friedman notes state law sets a standard, but the justice department would not penalize such local decisions. The article references a May to September schedule and local adherence to the daylight saving plan.
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Howard Friedman
Pennsylvania
Justice Department
Pomamianieg
Oahnia Otters Meth Awatt Ureit
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D.A. Hillstrom
United States Chamber of Com
Townsend Freed
Francis J. Townsend
S House
Unit 4 Press
Rowmania
Grange Plans
Waterford Grange
Bishop Ward
Episcopal Church
St. Thomas
Edward Friedman
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