Southern cotton crop tops the nations gains for 1918 27
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange reports the south's cotton and seed crop value at 1 114 237 000 for the 1918 27 season. Southern representatives in Congress fear price drops from the immense crop. Claude C McCulloch Portland Oregon named by President Roosevelt as federal district judge for Oregon and Democratic state chairman. Labor calls him lenient. Admiral Hiroyasu Pushimi reportedly told Emperor Hirohito extra warships may be sent to the Yangtse area to deter Jiangsu authorities.
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Cleveland Will Open New Flying Field At Races
Cleveland August 9 after an entire year the National Air Races return to Cleveland for a five year period The opening program runs September 3 to 6 with ceremonies welcoming Maj John Berry and the new air center which will host Washington dignitaries and Cabinet members The airport expands to 180 acres used for parking and spectator stands 10 000 seats added with 30 000 car capacity The National Air Races promise faster speeds and prize money up to 820 000 with the Bendt Trophy Race Los Angeles to Cleveland a $25 000 purse expected to finish seconds before the grandstands opening day appears to be a major spectacle
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Will Proceed Against Delinquent Employers
An important meeting was held in the offices of W. Louis Schlesinger to plan a delinquent drive against employers who failed to make their first quarter 1937 contribution. Field representatives in Crawford Warren Forest Mercer Venango Clarion Mt. Kean Elk Cameron will contact defaults and obtain due contributions.
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Mother dies. surgeon saves baby by cesarean birth
In Philadelphia on August 9 Frances Mary Boccawaliie was delivered alive from her dead mother by cesarean section after Mary died during labor. The infant survived 40 hours with artificial respiration and oxygen before dying from prematurity and maternal disease. Surgeon John Corbit and assistant Robert Walt faced repeated mucus blockages and failed to revive the child despite adrenaline and lung support.
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Miller Heads Twenty Eighth Division Veterans Meeting
William A Miller of Harrisburg was elected president of the Twenty Eighth Division of World War Veterans at the annual meeting in New Castle Pennsylvania. Sunbury was chosen for the 1938 convention with the date to be set by the executive committee to coincide with memorial exercises for General Charles H Clements. Other officers elected include Dale Wilcox Chester second vice president John Mewes Sunbury third vice president D J Mee Kinney New York City fourth vice president Ritter Heersburg secretary treasurer Major J Wright Harrisburg historian and rF on City sergeant-at-arms. A separate Rangoon youth feature highlights Kennery Pinto 18 weightlifter said to have broken a world record by lifting 160 pounds with his teeth and weighing 195 pounds.
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Veterans
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New Castile
William A. Miller
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Sunbury
Charles H. Clements
Dale Wilcox
Pilishungb
Jhn Mewes
Chester
D. J. Mee Kinney
Joseph Anselmin
New York City
Ritter
Heersburg
J. ©. Wright
Harkisburg
William Jone
Alpha Phi Omega Organization for College Men
Alpha Phi Omega is described as an organization for college men with an interest in boys. The fragment notes the group’s purpose and membership focus, indicating civic or service aims typical of the fraternity.
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Alpha Phi Omega
Reynoldsville Woman Hurt in Bucktail Trail Crash
Reynoldsville woman R. G. Cattanl suffered severe lacerations and bruises to the left arm Friday afternoon in an automobile accident on the Bucktail Trail about four miles west of Emporium. Her husband lost control after a rear tire blew out. the car turned over in a ditch. She was treated at St. Marys hospital and returned home.
Dog Hero Saves Terrier In Ischl Bay Rescue
In Ischl Austria a small dachshund rescued a drowning fox terrier by gripping its outer collar with its teeth and swimming the pair to shore. Pilgrims carried lamps on the Mayflower later called CAADS offered by a Mrs. O. 7. in a German Wynn listing.
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Corry
Additional Day To Register In Townships In Ere County
Registration officials in Ere County push for an extra day to accommodate rural residents seeking enrollment before the state election. County Republicans report a shift in registrants toward the GOP while Democrats seek to bolster their slate. figures to be released next week as clerks struggle with a flood of voters.
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Roosevelt Lanuslidis
Arthur Colegrave
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Eytope
Probe Thefts From Clearfield Co Mines
The Pennsylvania Motor Police report ongoing thefts from Clearfield County mines with copper wire and steel stolen from Potts Run Coal in Knox township and the DuShan mine near Osceola Mills. Corporal Jones Stick notes thieves broke into a motor barn at Potts Run and stole wire and steel valued at about 900 dollars.
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Eounty
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Clearfield
Potts Run Coal Company
Knox Township
DuShan
Osceola Mills
Jones Stick
Potts Run
Corpey
Bus Crash Injures Ten En Route to Chicago
A Chicago bound bus carrying 36 passengers skidded off a highway 25 miles southwest of Toleds last night. Ten people were injured none seriously. Reported by United Press, the crash involved Mary McDonald four, with back injuries, and driver Hilbert Callahan. Further details incomplete due to fragmented text.
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Chisago
Five Injured In Auto Accident Near Pleasantville
Five members of a Youngstown family were hospitalized after a collision near Pleasantville yesterday. Father Andrew Knupp, 55, sustained a possible fracture. Wife Huan Knupp, 52, son John 84, and daughter-in-law Marjorie 1 were injured. grandmother John Jr. 8 and grandson Dorald 1 were uninjured. The crash is blamed on the driver James Knupp taking a sharp curve too fast.
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Youngstown
Pleasantville
Titusville
Andrew Knupp
Knitting History Mentioned in Fifteenth Century Text
The article notes knitting appears in a Fifteenth century manuscript while weaving and sewing trace earlier eras. It mentions Saxons using the word cnyttun and suggests knitting as an ancient craft with roots stretching back through the Stone and Bronze Ages.
WasHi Senate ag voted to native pound gos
The fragmentary report shows a legislative body action labeled as a vote and a reference to a secretary Wallace and a president general Je cuisserl, with mentions of Senator and lines rest and Mepuermen Ute 1927 tal more.
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House
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Jecuisserl
Untold Note on Tax Bill for George Todor
Fragmentary text hints at a tax bill matter involving a person named George Todor and a ban or ordinance. Details are unclear due to garbled wording, leaving the event, date, and authorities uncertain.
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