Parastak and Paultable Life in March News Briefs
Flighty notes cover religious visits by Bishop Gannon in Corry Meadville and Erie, a March life insurance offer at $79,000,000 in bonds, Judge Mathias to address soldiers on WGAR, the High Hat Revue at Rex Theatre, and a House tax and postal rate package. Also listed are local business reports, fairs, welfare relief plans, and various court and crime notices from Ohio and nearby communities.
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Paultable Life
Edward A Woods Company
Pittsbush
Edward S. Mathias
Supreme Court of
Ohio
Beer Vendors Urged to Secure Federal Permits
Western Pennsylvania beer dealers who have not paid license fees may face arrest and prosecution if licenses are not obtained by May 1. Internal Revenue Collector D. B. Hefner announced that Washington orders will enforce the license tax promptly after that date. Some dealers rushed to apply, but those operating after May 1 without a license will be ordered to buy one, fined, and assessed an additional 25 percent.
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Western Pennsylvania
Federi Taterpal Revenue Bureau
Pits Joreh
Washington
Internal Revenue
D. B. Hefner
Eain
Fiererplore
Allegheny County Judge D. Paulson Foster Dies at 45
Judge D Paulson Foster of Allegheny County died at home after a lingering illness traced to influenza. A Carnegie native and World War I veteran, Foster was appointed to the county court in 1947 and soon served in juvenile court work. He was born in 1887, educated at Shadyside Academy and Princeton, and earned a law degree from the University of Pittsburgh.
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United Press
Caprinegis
D. Paulson Foster
Allegheny County Court
Foster
Carnegie
Pentacenia
William C Spreiul
C.A
Elisabeth P. Foster
Shadyside Academy
Suthesin
Princeton Snivewity
University of Vitzburgh Law Schoo
Jive
James B Drew Ty
Common Pleas
Soviet Pleased With Carnegie Tech Studies in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on April 21, Dr. V. N. Krivochok, metallurgist, told Carnegie Institute officials that Soviet education plans include sending more youth to study in the United States. He noted the government already accounts for about 20 percent of metallurgy graduates and suggested expanding Russian student exchanges and scholarly contact.
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Pittsburgh
VN. Krivochok
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Krivohokssa
York
Mtary
Funeral Services for Lapman B. Dempsey Scheduled Monday
A brief obituary note indicates Lapman B. Dempsey died Wednesday evening in Buttes. His funeral is planned for Monday morning at St Thomas Church in Corry with interment at St Thomas Cemetery. Also mentioned are other local residents and services, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Uvay
Lapman B. Dempsey
Buttes
Corry
Woo Blair
Prandin
Steve
Yal Srvices
St. Thomas Church
Si. Thomas cHaetiry
Two Americans Held by Persian Bandits
Two American men identified as Guroll of Towania and Van Veils Mmm were captured by bandits in Persia and held for about four days. U S officials reported their release on March 1 without paying the demanded ransom of 20,000 tomans, roughly $6,660 at the current exchange. The article cites railway officials and mentions Lut Mbesmen in Persia and officials from Washington.
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Washington
Guroll
Towania
van Veils
Etiam
Nbenix
Arie
Persia
IHN
Zacroltyn Eriak
Charles
Bishop Cannon to Speak Sunday in Corry
Corry hosts Bishop James Cannon Jr a noted temperance leader on Sunday at the 1st Methodist Episcopal Church. He will discuss The Wet Rebellion during the 11 oclock service outlining anti saloon league aims and the fight against repeal of the 18th Amendment.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
James Cannon
1St Methodist Episcopal Church
Canney
Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League
Cannon
Methodist Biscopal Church
South
Mexico
Cuba
Africa
Brazil
Christian Herald
Europe
U. S
Milan
Conference of Temperance Workers and Party
Anti-Siloon League of America
World League Against Alcoholism
Bad Combination to Trouble This Husband
Pittsburgh April 21 Cruelty and a mother in law were cited by John W Mcintyre Blamnox as grounds for divorce from his wife Gathering McIntyre said his wife called him coward at a Brookville dance when he refused to defend her honor He alleged his wife struck him with a broom while he was hitting back with a clothesline prop Judge Marshall took the petition under consideration.
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United Pyeoe
Pittsburgh
John W. Mcintyre
McIntyre
Thomas M. Marshall
Sheddy
House Begins Wagner Lewis Direct Relief Bill Debate
The House started consideration of a $500,000,000 Wagner Lewis direct relief bill amid Democratic surge to pass before tonight's adjournment. The measure faces intense lobbying as lawmakers debate funding and impact.
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HOUSE
Wagner
Washington
The
Wagner-Lewis
Nelle Dill
Tanlets and Barosma Tablets Claim Kidney Relief
An ad pitches Tanlets with Thampeon's Barosma as a cure for backache rheumatic pain and general malaise. It asserts benefits for kidneys bladder and liver, promoting elimination and relief, then recommends Gold ACLS laxatives as a companion product.
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Thampeon
Macon dirigible makes maiden flight over Lake Erie
The Macon, amid rain and guard rails, conducts the navy trial aboard with Rear Admiral George Day leading a board of inspection. More than 100 aboard, including 59 crew, 30 Goodyear-Zepplin engineers, and eight navy officers, fly two hours circling Cleveland and Lake Erie before heading to Avon. The ship remains under radio contact with the navy station as trials continue.
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Akron
Trivy Board of Inspection
George Day
Navy
Snnyvale
Cali
Drexel
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Navy Trial Board
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Alger Diesel
Ancre
Macon
Vlacon
Nidon
Man Blows Self Up Near Abbotsford in Dynamite Incident
An inquest heard Louis Rawka, 43, took half a case of dynamite into a field and died by his own blast. War held, though Rawka's body was not found. The case determined the act was self inflicted and ruled no external party held responsibility.
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Abbotsford
Louis Rawka
Rawla
Auxiliary council meeting delays election in Northwestern area
The Francis B. Pritchard auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted the Northwestern Council in the armory. About 200 dined at noon as Rev. S. V. Carmany gave the invocation and welcome. Solo by Bertha Carl sn and Vera Rowland accompaniment followed. Visitors included Florence Anderson of Philadelphia and Genevieve Schaaf of Pittsburgh. Officers' election was postponed to a later date and the next council meeting was announced for the third Thursday in July.
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City
Francis B. Pritchard
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Northwestern Council
Armory
V. Carmany
Bertha Carlsn
Vera Rowland
Florence Anderson
Philadelphia
Genevieve Schaaf
Pittsburgh
Mae Stanford
Bertha Lyons
Warren
Judy
Bishop Gannon to Conduct Funeral Rites for Hanley
William Hanley pioneer manufacturer dies Wednesday in Bravowrne. Funeral Mass today at St Bernard's Church with Bishop Gannon officiating assisted by Fathers Quirk and Ward. Pope confer Knightship of St Gregory via letter delivered by Bishop Gannon.
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Bravewrne
Capri
Siohop Marl Gannon
Hocese
William Hanley
Ganon
Pathérs
Young Factor Released by Kidnappers in Chicago
The studious youth Factor recounts his abduction by unknown gunmen aided by a police element. He describes blurred faces under pillowcases and a one hour drive from his southside home before release after ransom-like payment. Authorities note the case echoes earlier Chicago sensation abductions.
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Lodlsseu
Las
Chicago
Sidpup
Sidhside
Pactir
Corry Women Return From Conference
Corry's delegation to the Spring Conference of the Northwestern District of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women, held at Clearfield on Wednesday and Thursday, returned home last evening. Local Women’s Club members attended with Mrs. J. C. Barnes presiding and spoke on China Today by Princess Der Ling, Ardmore State President Mrs. Richard J. Hamilton, and others. Several members reported the sessions unusually interesting and beneficial. Arthur Lynch, Arthur Schaub and William Steele traveled to Buffalo for business and leisure.
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Northwestern
District of State
Federation of Penna Women
Clearfield
Corry
Pennsylvania
J. C. Barnes
J. F. Siblin
F. S Austin
Jessie Kk. Newton
Guy Abbey
John M. Phillips
Pittsburgh
State Federation
Hinner
Richard J. Hamilton
Ardmore
Federation
Princess der Ling
China
Parole Violator Arrested After Larceny Probe
Kane Apr 21. John Thomas 45, paroled from a Mt Jewett jewelry robbery sentence, was arrested by state police and local officers in Bradford after a purse theft was reported at a Hamlin township rooming house. A gold bracelet valued at 75 dollars and other items were found on him as authorities investigate the larceny, with Thomas awaiting disposition in Bradford jail.
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Limbers
Kane
Thomas
Bradford
Fragments of Price Tags in Old Newspaper Ad
OCR fragment shows prices and short notes: 69 19 . 53c peel ch and 59¢ 59e. Readable items hint at a classified or ad snippet with multiple cents values and product mentions. No coherent event or persons available in the intact readable text.
Forry Steel Pittsburg Clash Sparks Heated Exchange
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tense Pittsburgh event with references to rivalries and a quoted remark from a participant. The text mentions feinting and fighting elements amid a crowded scene, suggesting a sports or public dispute setting. Entities include Pittsburg and a phrase indicating a heated confrontation.
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Monessen
Monsen
Vermetts
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A. & P. Tea Germany
Newhik No Vs
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Ammelfeem
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Yin LA
Tiffin
Smith
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Frank Puller
Apinsburg
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Gerald Haramond
East Columbus Avenue
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JUDGE
Paulson
Russia
Carnegie Tech
Devpsey Funeral Services
Bishop Cannon
M. E. Church
Hap
James Gannon, Jr
V.F. W. Auxiliary] Council
Oil City
Young Factor
Australia
Texarkana
Earl Henderson
Harry M. Roberts
Alberton
S.A
Chieftain
E. E. Guignon
ORRY
Arthur Lynch
Arthur Schaub
William Steele
Buffalo
Root’s Furniture Store
John Thomas
McKean
Keister’s
GEM
Burma
Everready
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Loz
Spirits
Kotex
Keister
Forry
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Terian
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France
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Pittsbui
Fitteburgh
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