Local notices fragment point to archival names and dates
Fragmentary OCR lists several names including Gileart, Hypvett and Vandar with scattered terms like Ohio Mich Felice Sheridan and June references. The text is jumbled and partial with ambiguous dates and roles, lacking a coherent event or clear action.
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Alfeed Nium
Déuinie
Vandard
Ohio
Gerybloom Mich
Sheridan
Wednia- RP
G—A
Sot Bordy
Comere
Ince
Russia threatens major warfare to end dispute with Japan
United Press reports Soviet Russia warned it may abandon diplomatic fencing and resort to heavy artillery and air warfare to resolve the border clash with Japan. A four hour battle in Chang Kiufeng and a separate Moscow diplomatic exchange marked the 11 day Sino Japanese crisis with both sides wary of full war. Foreign Commissar Matkha Litvikov demanded a truce with Japanese forces, while experts saw no initial desire for large scale war despite the dangerous confrontation.
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United Press
Soviet
Russia
Japan
Chang Kiifeng
Moscow
Maxha Litvikov
China
Nanchang
Haniow
New U B Church Bell Dedicated At Rites Sunday
A brief ceremony led by Rev Dr Paul Weaver of Jamestown N Y dedicated the new United Brethren in Christ church bell. The bell, a memorial gift from Mrs Grace Alam and Christie Hudson honoring their parents, tolled three times during the consecration. Election of church and Sunday school officers followed with many positions filled for September 1.
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Paul ‘Weaver
Jamestown
N.Y
United Brethren In Christ
Weaver
Mra
Grace Alam
Christie H. Hudson
Will G. Hudson
Officen Board
Cay L. Henton
G. T. Bergman
Crosby Biaai
Stanley van Tassel
John D. Westley
Abrarian
Harley Banks
Charles Bughee
Arthur J. Storer
Ruth Bush
Eradte Roll
G, T. Bergman
Robert Fleming
Tome
Vab Taade
Biz V. McClintock
Hugh Mosher
Lyle Chase
Lyle M. Chase
Leasurer
Richard Hurbut
John Westle
Robert Davis
Raymond §. Cathers
Richard Hurlbut
Lyly M. Chase
Carl L. Henton
V. McClintock
Ws S Farrington
John Westley
KR. H. VanTasael
Cecil Tosa
Ray Reagl
Charles 8. Patterson
John Banks
John Carrier
Arthur D. Storer
Lynn Campbell
R.R Harrin
Keith Henton
Harley Marsh
Hat! Banks
Auditig
Councils Discuss Sewage Plant Financing in Ridgway
Ridgway St Marys and Johnsonburg town councils met Friday evening to discuss complying with a health department request on constructing sewage disposal plants. The meeting revealed that the major challenge is financing the plant construction.
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PT Councils
Ridgway
St. Marys
Johnsonburg
Twt
Pirate Department, of Health
Youth 1 Released On Probation After Tamper Suspect Hearing
A 1d year old Phat Ward youth received release on probation after a morning hearing before Alder man Porter following his arrest by local police for tampering with a car in the Journal building parking lot. He is suspected in ransacking several vehicles in the area, with George Wood reporting items stolen from his car on West Congress Street Saturday night.
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Phat Ward
Porter
Ater
Journal Building
West Soul Street
George Wood
Waal Congress Street
Hie
Uniontown Next Site for Veterans Meet
Uniontown chosen as the next site for the 1038 reunion of the 80th Division Veterans association to be held the first week of August after a four day meeting. Hugh McKenna of Pittsburgh elected national commander. a seven member executive committee and other officers named. Weather partly cloudy tonight with cooler temperatures expected.
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Pees
Indiana
Veterana
Uniontown
Pennsylvana
Virginia
West Virgina
Hugh McKenna
Pittsbureh
Otney
Elisa
Trio of Young Bandits Await Trial in New York State
Three youths held by Cattaraugus County authorities in a North East region crime spree will be prosecuted first by New York State law and then turned over to Erie County. Identified as Walters Tracher 22, Jack Green 23, and James Crilow 19 of Buffalo, they confessed to gas station holdups in Union City and North East and to related robberies in Erie County. Their operations were coordinated from Evie with plans for further jobs nearby.
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Cattaraumis
Fennsylvania
New York
New York State
Erie County
Fom
Hesling
North Hast
Hs Trio
Union City
Tendmen
Walters
Tracher
Jack B Green
James B. Crilow
Buffalo
Gunien
Cattaraugus County
Little Valley
Evie
Wid
North East
Hold Rites for Mishap Victim in Beaverdale Cemetery
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Raymond Lawrence Adams at the home of Mrs. Edith Adams in Samy R D 3 Indiana Pa. He died after being shocked by a live wire while atop a 45 foot pole near Indiana. Rev J A Higley officiated with Rev D Smith assisting. Interment followed in Beaverdany Cemetery with several Adams family members and local residents attending from Mendyslla Erle North East and nearby towns. The article continues on Page Biro.
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Edith Adams
Samy
R. D
Raymond Lawrence Adams
Indiana, Pa
Admas
B.A. Uneman
Indiana
J. A. Higley
D. Smith
Mo Paul Smith
Orlo Ribbons
Leon Proctor
Goodhys
Beaverdany Cemetery
Nhoke
Besters
Kenneth Adama
Forest Adams
Duan’ Admins
Ivan Hatch
Howard Hatch
Walter Bloss
H. S. Wasson
Ar- Ui Wason
Jennie Peters
Martha Rodgers
Edna Rodgers
Thelma Rodgers
Myron Custead
Mendyslla
Aid
North East
A.M. Williams
Familly
Carol Williams
Philip Heath
Faymond Bieiduoley
Stanley
Snapp
Erle
Kenneth Adaya
Avron
Ono
Adama
Maggilla
Martin Wile Jains
Misa Tone Williams
Tai McGaughey
Cue Jinhua
Mir
William Fidda
Corry Evening Journal front page item three
Volume thirty six number 186 page item from Corry Evening Journal dated later readable.
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Corry
Barkley Victory Boosts 1940 Presidential Hopes
Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky secured renomination to the Senate, a win seen as boosting his chances for the 1940 presidential nomination. President Roosevelt backed Barkley, with Mrs. Roosevelt campaigning in Kentucky. Observers view Barkley as a potential New Deal heir, while Roosevelt weighs allied senators in upcoming primaries in Ohio Idaho Arkansas Nebraska Georgia South Carolina.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Roosevelt
Barkley
Joe T. Robinson
Arkansas
Pat Harrison
White House
Ohio
Idaho
Nebraska
Toisneul
South
Pensacola
Georgia
Walter F. George
Lawrence Camp
South Carolina
Branon D. Smith
Gay
Olintd. Johnston
Mr. Roosevelt
George
Smith
Large Crowd Watches Air Circus Tragedy
Mrs Hagel Dunlap, 51, wife of Jesse I Dunlap of Blooming Valley Crawford County, was instantly killed yesterday when struck by an eastbound Erie Railroad passenger train near Cambridge Springs. Deputy Coroner Carl P Levine expected an accidental death verdict and an inquest if needed. She had been at Cambridge Springs hotel with her husband, who was ill at a hospital.
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Cambridge Springs
Lil & Cambreldge Hotel
Wusgon Hospital
Stunt and Race Air Show Thrills at Lawrence Airport
Crowds estimated between 2,000 and 3,000 watched a Sunday air show at Lawrence Airport. The program opened with a bomb dropping contest and featured numerous aircraft from Hay Cubs to two $10,000 Stinsons, with rides for spectators and a chute jump by Harold Franz that ended safely east of the field. Competitions included Hornb dropping and airplane races with winners Dick Conter Nell McCray and others, and many aircraft lined the north field for passenger flights through the afternoon.
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Ol Lawrence
Van
Mylay
Gru
Warold Frans
Meadile
Carl Franz
Corry
Taylor Cole
Tom
Hay Cubs
Wacos
Alra
Lieters
Everth
Hornb
Dick Conter
Pituaville
Nell McCray
iBop Coverdale
Titusville
Shaves Pierce
Taylor
Sam F
Commission By Hee Brews indicts Penhayyania courts
A sweeping indictment of malpractice in many Penhayyania courts leads to proposed judicial reforms. The legislative commission, chaired by Guy George H. Barle, announced the findings after 152 witnesses across 135 hearings and investigations in 48 of the state's 67 counties.
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Hladfrisburg
Penhayyania
Guy
George H. Barle
Job Legislative Commission
Calls For Major Reforms In State Judicial System
A commission report urges creation of four crime prevention bureaus and a new judicial council to codify penal laws and procedures. It calls revising juror selection, modernizing penal institutions, opening court cases, and strengthening bail bonds while criticizing clerks, district attorneys, and judges for alleged abuses. Signed by Senator Ruth and others, the document notes widespread misconduct in court administration and integrity issues across counties.
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Philadelphia
Allegheny
Altornmyy
Ty's Place Again Robbed by Thieves at Main Street
Report from Crandall at 4 am of another theft at Ty's Place operated by Howard Crandall on West Main Street. The rear door was forced, a small single of brand beer was stolen, marking a return visit by unknown thieves.
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Howardrandall
Weat Main
Ukleves
Eux
Crandall
Pallee
Joritrande
Two Injured In Head On Crash On Elgin Curve
Two cars collided head on near the McCray school outside Elgin injuring two men. Stephen “Burt” Snapp 90 Spar tansburg sustained a severe scalp wound needing ten stitches. Carl Pieper Corry R D 2 treated for lacerations and burns. All others escaped with minor bruises.
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Froy Spartansburg
Pernants
McCray
Eigin
Snapp
Ray Warhart
Harhart
Elouise
Aml
Elmer McIlhaney
Sparansburg
Pieper
Clyde Force
Bruce
80th Division Reunion Ends at Indiana Pa Church Mass
The Nineteenth annual reunion of the Eightieth Division, Blue Ridge unit from Indiana Pa, concluded with a church mass at St Bernard's. Walter Kittleberger represented Corry at the gathering. Officers elected included Hugh J. Meinema as national commander and B Dwight Ray as senior vice commander.
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St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Eightieth
Blue Ridge
Indiana
Walter Kittleberger
Corry Meters
Hugh JJ
Meienna
Pittsburgh
B. Dwight Ray
Mark R. Byrne
Pitte- Wurgh
Russel Stultz
Philadelphia
Edward A Wallace
Manhattan Beach
Mortis Lavine
Pittaburgh
Leslies Jonag
Richman
Hugh M. Bell
Schward
Pobschi
Pittapurgh
Jey Preas
Pumxeutayney
Fred Cinnhiauser
Dies In Fall From Coaster At Waldameer Beach Park
Clarence B. Serseti an 18 year old from Aspinwall died after attempting to steady his sister on a roller coaster at Waldameer Beach Park west of Pittsburgh. He lost balance and plunged to the roadway below as his sister panicked during the ride. The accident occurred after the coaster reversed following the first dip.
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United Prean
Preaque Isle Peninsula
Serseh
Haaliter
Van Draws Pardoned to Begin a New Life
Kenneth Reed, once a respected citizen under an assumed name in Charlotte, N C, was pardoned after serving over ten years of an old prison term. He had escaped custody and returned with his wife and child to start a new life, unknown to the public until his arrest last summer.
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Waited
Rre
Charlotte
N. G
Kenneth Reed
Uindy
Bent
Calligater
Reed
Chutjatte
Firemen Gather at Uniontown for Meeting in Pa
Uniontown Pa August 8 hundreds of fire fighters arrived for the 45th annual convention of the Western Pennsylvania Firemen's Association. Hotels were crowded and 22 emergency camps were arranged to house about 1600 men. Delegates living in the city will cook on stoves set up in the area.
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Ptah Uniontown
Thwily
Western Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association
Ent
Erie Woman Hurd in Fall From Tandem Bicycle
Erie Pa August 8 A 58 year old woman from Brie riding a tandem with her niece Alta Dilworth fell from the bicycle at Dawley dormitory. The accident prompted a crime inquiry as responders investigated the fall and possible injuries.
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Erie
United Press Dorm
Mra
Dawley
Brie
Alta Dilworth
Guardsmen Move Into Indiantown Gap Camp
United States National Guardsmen from Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia arrived at Indiantown Gap Pa Aug 8 to join maneuvers. Detachments of field artillery from the 176th Pennsylvania National Guard moved into camp and will remain for another week to train with the unit.
Solon loses permit in Pennsylvania case
The accident prevention division disclosed that State Rep. William M. Aukerman of Altoona had driving privileges withdrawn for exceeding the 50 mile per hour limit. Mrs. J. W. Rikers and family returned home from a weekend trip to Letchworth Park and other points in New York state.
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Solon
United Press
Harrisburg
William M. Aukerman
Altoona
J. W. Rikers
Latchworth Park
Pointe Afine
Fareat
Utougnout
New York State
Open inquiry ruled against by Schaeffer in Dauphin case
Judge Paul N. Schaeffer ruled against the open inquiry sought by the administration to publicize the grand jury probe into Gov. Burle’s administration. The decision blocked two legislative moves and denied graft evidence, delaying jury actions while seeking a Supreme Court ruling. The judge warned witnesses against outside influence and stressed duty to remain neutral. The inquiry had been set to begin today but was postponed as the administration seeks a ruling.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Paul N. Schaeffer
Dauphin County
Grand Jury
Eee Id
George Te Burle
Borka County
Engin
Zontested Neta
Hurle
Jgrinu Uy
Apental Rouse Committee
Democrata
Commonwealth
Aniporaedinge
Lyenaeles Schaefer
Guy
Cir
Shelley
House Committee
Schaarer
Kewlinera
Wendiwinother Committee
Oi Geand
Wankey
Schaeffer
Bord
Inga
House
Tale
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Beaverdam
Earle Plane
Corryite
Fairview
Hee Brews
Frank Wo Rath
Berkay
W Judicial Council
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Puliee
Ruth
Law A.dettehan
Stroudsburg
Rubert Ny Bierly
Wesk Plustom
Robe ME
Woadell, Jr. Ry
Hareahung
Chet A. Keyes
Coun E
Walter 8S. Pytho
Anladelphia
Charles BR. Mallery
Albert Reed
Elgin Curve
Pardon
Indiantown Gap
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