Freightor with 28 Aboard Believed Lost in State Primaries
United Press reports three state primary contests dominate dry forces. Prohibition groups back Indiana Pennsylvania and Oregon battles, with Pennsylvania featuring Senator Pepper facing Governor Pinchot and Rep Ware, a wet candidate for the Republican Senate nomination. Other districts show mixed dry opposition and political maneuvering across multiple states.
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United Press
Washington
Theent
Volsten
Indiana
Pennnsylvania
Oregon
Pennsylvania
William 8. Ware
Goveror
Gifford Pinchot
George Wharton Pepper
Ware
Dadi
Tines
Indianpolis
Kenubitonn
Rackin & Wet
Artie Ki
Robinsaty
William FB
Curry
Esther Griffin White
RN. Elliott
Representa
Johneim
Tadinna
Robert N. Stanfield
Mort Tail
Urekun
Stanfild
Alleged insurance fraud tied to miner murders case
William J Turner, ex mine superintendent, allegedly confessed to decapitating two miners and shaping a plot to defraud an insurer of 850000. Turner and two co defendants face murder charges while trial details unfold in Tren ton New Jersey. evidence includes a disputed confession and testimonies from relatives and others connected to the case.
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United Prikesville
William J1
Turner
Mmine
Joe Tack
Joe Jork
Trenton
N. J
Tred Farley
Miami
Tom
Stump
Tenty
Wilhol
Carl Fenter
Wilson
Final Day For Primary Registrar Registration In All Precincts
Tomorrow is the final day to register for the Spring Primary on May 18. Corry backs hometown candidate for State Legislature. unregistered or moved voters must register at their present district polling place and bring tax receipts. Republicans may change party at polling places to support John H. King and the statewide primary. Indications show significant new registration and a large Republican increase.
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Corry
John H. King
May Festival at Auditorium With Jamestown Symphony
The Core C Choral Society rehearses in Municipal Building preparing for the May Festival with the Jamestown Symphony Orchestra on Thursday May 6 at the Midi School auditorium. Prof R G Barth and conductor G Rosendahl lead forty-piece program, tickets 75 cents, sell at the door, expected capacity crowd.
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Membre
Jamestown Symphony Orchestra
Midi School
Baile Ly
R. GC Barth
Jamestown
Toofand
G. Rosendal
Rosendahl
Ebesorchéstra
Touluiliod
Aso
Capaivity
400 Dead in Hindu Riots At Calcutta
Calcutta April 27 reports say four hundred persons were killed or wounded in Hindu Muslim riots. Street fighting resumed Friday as the violence peaked before waning. Public services collapsed and hospitals crowded with victims amid disorganized relief efforts and later military intervention.
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United Press
Calcutta
India
Murelan
Fridhleigh
Husil
Musicale for Woman's Club Monday Night at Hotel Corry
The Mule Department of the Women's Club presents a musicale directed by Miss Lucile Murray on Monday evening May 1 in the Hotel Corry dining room. The program features the Time Tor High School Girls Glee Club and the Junior and Senior orchestras. Members and friends are cordially invited to attend.
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Womon's
Lucile Murray
Corry
Tor High School Girls Glee Club
Ithe Junior Aid
Ing
Miners Chief Attacks Reds Over Leaders in Strike
Toby Lewis president of the United Mine Workers orders district presidents to expel any miners linked to communist groups. He warns of disciplinary actions and says intelligence indicates Communist organizations are attempting to gain influence among miners. The action follows a push to root out perceived radical elements.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Toby Lewis
UM Woot Aytulay
Communist Party
Lewis
Wlb
I Lewis
Te Amiters
Communist Organications
United Mine
Corry Concern Files Bankruptcy Petition
Corry area records show a bankruptcy petition filed listing creditor claims of 90 900 dollars and assets around 23 dollars. The document names parties including B Dantieleon trading as Ores Rose and Lim Terim Dorr and cites a filing date of April 9.
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United Press Pyetshergi
B. Dantieleon
Ores Rose & Lim
Terim
Dorr
Aled
Jie Bilmes
ORLA
Spanish flyers in French Indochina report in Hue evacuation
United Press dispatch from Hanoi notes Spanish flyers in French Indochina face a polio outbreak as they move from Madrid toward Tokin. Captain Loriga faces delays near Hue while companions Captain Gallarsa and others travel by air from Hanoi amid deteriorating weather.
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United Press
Hanoi
China
Here
Asigone
Madrid
Tokin Fiers
Caytain Loriga
Lavidiat Hue
Gallarsa
Caino
Baird Begins His Cleanup of Philadelphia
Fragmentary OCR reads show Baird pursuing a cleanup in Philadelphia with references to figures such as Salyers and William McNaieh. The text interleaves garbled names and phrases about governance, organization, and local action, but the core fragment hints at a reform effort linked to Pittsburgh origins and political activity.
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Baird
Philadelphia
TENER TO VISIT CITY TOMORROW
Mercer, April 27 Politics of repeal of Swailiyy blue laws to governorship candidate John de Tenor. He tours Western Pennsylvania pausing in Meadville for a meeting tonight and a vigil at the Morel Borry building after a morning arrival.
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United Press
Mercer
John de Tenor
Delay in Debt Proposal Delays Funding Decision
Washington April reports the American Debt funding commission postponing action on a 4977 billion war debt funding plan. Officials awaited Filnee's response while Berensker defended the proposal after adjournment. A private conference with Secretaries followed the session.
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United
Washington
Funiding Commission
Methday
Filnee
Berensker
Tre Mellon
Reign of Terror Grips Calcutta After Post Office Raid
April 27 India report claims gang Mersinlay routed the general post office in central Calcutta, killing a high ranking officer. The raid signals renewed terrorist activity crippling city communications and isolating districts from telegraph and postal services, with health and safety concerns rising amid public disorder.
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Tess Walghuta
India
Gang Mersinlay
Gricer
Namin
Gunfired Attempt Evident in Robbery Foil
A garbled OCR fragment describes a shootout or planned weapon use during a hold up attempt. It mentions a man killed amid confusion, a hospital, and a suspect or victim named Kilian or Kilian related terms, with references to a hospital and a suicide by gunfire within a crime context.
Secure gas station option on N Center St advances
An Atlantic Refining Company plan to build a service station at the corner of Frederick and North Center is progressing. The project includes station facilities and equipment, with municipal approvals expected, and construction slated to begin soon in the present season. The move marks a busy period for Atlantic stations in the area as city authorities prepare for permitting.
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Atlantic Rehning Company
Noth Center
East Frederick Streets
Frederick
North Punter
Cuipais
Aeroway
Miantié Refining Company
Fran Wyiar
Anuilern
Skbmistin
Igvat Authorities Fur Appro Wal Panil Ae Et Ag
Fulvestiton
Atlantic
Colon
Ghana
Health Day Observed By Community Health Group
Dr Mary Riggs Wobble from the State Department of Health will attend the opening of the Child Health Station on Health Day Saturday May 1. Red Cross rooms in Municipal Building used for the event, aimed at mothers of young and preschool children. The Woman’s Club and Soapéravion sponsor a clinic with physicians visiting weekly.
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Mary Riggs -Woblle
Red Cross
Ten New Cases of Measles Reported Here
Health authorities report ten new measles cases in the city with spread indicated in the Fourth Ward and Poucth Ward. Pupils in lower grades show absenteeism as fumigation and quarantine steps begin in affected rooms while officials warn of ongoing transmission and intensified surveillance.
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Sri
Nate
Poucth
Aline
Fear Renewal of Race Riots and Murder Case Rumors
Fragmented report cites fears of renewed race riots tied to a murder and stalking case in New Brunswick area. Police reportedly moved to enforce orders after a shooting night. references to James McDougall and Billy Nash appear amid chaotic, unclear phrases about a crime involving a Black suspect and local residents.
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Cartewet
Wisheby
Fang Qiegrnes
Yuhi Carrell
Prin Vaghten Ayid
Ramhohisen
Sune
Danuer
James McDougall
Pulival Yeader
Texvoes
Trunswick
Tell
Billy Nash
Carihlis
Fish Warden Arrests and Unclear Murders in City
A fish warden in the city conducted arrests after two youths were charged with fishing with a state license. Fines of 24 dollars each were imposed. In Pittsburgh, testimony opened in the murder trial of Frank Sedliski as the defendant faces a claim of murder following an alleged dispute over a relationship. The defendant has disappeared, and the case is expected to proceed today with uncertain outcomes.
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Thie Viginicy
Pittshurgm
Frank Sdedliski
Sf Wasowile
Hige
Sines
Five Weeks Overdue Vessel Lost in Storm
A disjointed report from Suited Press describes a vessel overdue by five weeks after a storm, listing various names and addresses including Newark and Detroit contributors. The tangled text references crew members, a ship named Laman iie Faetirating, and scattered details about survivors, locations, and officials, but the core event remains the overdue vessel lost in severe weather.
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Newark
Alan Werden
Rive Bane
Seth
Mikey
Ely
Cieb
Te Ly
Commonwealth Tavgine
Detroit
Clue
Tames Bent Ves
Pat Tae
Pinchot Seeks Republican Nomination In Pennsylvania
Governor Pinchot campaigns in eastern Pennsylvania seeking the Republican nomination for president stating Philadelphia as a key base. He attacks opponents and outlines support from workers, highlighting his stand against slavery and loyalty to the Union. The scene includes campaign events around Philadelphia and related remarks by allied figures.
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United Press
Tarrisperg
Srior Pinchot Tui
Bouine
A. Thret
Fivasier
Philadelphia
Esiminaien
Guyeitords
Plaindelpha
Willa Se Fara
Millelynie
Aevals
Phulaitephia Ware
Norris
Evens
Kondma
Today’s Five Best Radio Features and Concerts News
The page outlines a roster of new radio features including programs by Weap New Virk and 492 masters with LW station hooks. It also lists Eastern Program details with St Piltshilien and Bastar Standard notes, plus a Lone Concert WEA Finoinnos 422 meters and 8 PDM Central Daylight. The schedule shows 8:08 PM for a Carta Sundand-thnieptiie program and references WHO Lice Movies at 620 Hie POA Central Standard.
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Weap New
Virk
Masters
Hookus
St Piltshilien
WEA Finoinnos
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