Incomplete OCR Notice Hints at Local Plant Meeting
Fragmentary text references a meeting or gathering at a plant around 6:30 with names like Wallace and Corry. Mentions a regional attorney, a county, and a vote or decision affecting wartime work. The passage is garbled but suggests company actions and local legal notices related to shrimp processing and wartime production.
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Drat Wana
Pilandny
Alors
Opa
Wallace Shreel
Discoy
Sec
Fragmentary notice from local report with names and events
The readable text mentions a local figure, a hospital, and a budget or treasurer reference. It references a street ownership and a motorcycle incident tied to Cor hospital Wats, but details are unclear due to fragmented OCR. No clear date, place, or outcome is determined.
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Orm
Bilo Street
Cor Hospital
Fragmentary OCR notes on local figures and events
Disjointed text fragment mentions names such as Sohauer Kelly Ty Crunoned and Gare L, with references to harbor, county, and driving. The passage is incoherent, lacking clear events, dates, or roles, making identification of a single news item impossible.
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Ion
Emist
Bureau
Erie
Ehauer
Charles
Sohauer
Kelly
India Saffron Turmoil as Mills Strike and Riots Roil Bombay
In Bombay on Aug 10 civil disobedience by the All-India Congress gains pace with mill workers walking out and crowds clashing with police. Demonstrations turn violent as shootings, stone throwing, and arson disrupt daily life. curfews and troop presence fail to quell unrest amid communal tension. Meanwhile in Moscow and the Caucasus front, Red Army reports show heavy fighting and German advances near Malkop and Krasnodar, with claims of battlefield breakthroughs and strategic air/sea actions.
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Preston Grover
Bombay
All-India Congress Party
Dadar
Pogna
Parsurambhay College
Coles
Goohdas
Come ‘Bombay Mills
Mohandaya Gendhi
Hipye
Rowdles
Moscow
Red Army
Malkop
Capcason
Baku
Caspian
Pyatigorsk
Armagh
Black Sea
Caucasian
Krasnodar
Caucasus
Donelbow
Kalach
Slaying Suspect Wilson Executed at Rockview Prison
William Wilson a 22 year old from Allegheny County was executed by electric chair for the murder of Rose Haber during a purse snatching that yielded $3. Wilson admitted attacks on several women including Haber who was beaten to death after alighting from a trolley on July 22 in Pittsburgh. He died at 12:34 AM after the switch was thrown. His body was not claimed and buried in the prison cemetery according to Police Inspector Albert J. Jones.
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Bellefonte
William Wilson
Allepheny County
Rove Haber
Rockview Wenttentiery
Albert J. Jonen
Wilson
Rose Haber
Pittsburgh Street
Thousands Of U S Troops Ready For Second Front
United States ground forces in Britain announced by Maj. Gen. M W Clark are ready to help Britain defend against a German invasion. He said thousands of troops are training, though not solely for defense, and that a second front could be opened soon. Clark stressed real combat experience is needed and noted some units have had a year's training.
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Eare
U. & Army
England
M. W. Clark
U.S
Britain
United States
Clark
France
Seizure Probe Slow as C10 Cards Case Baffles Police
State motor police maintain no new developments in the probe of about six hundred signed CIO membership cards seized from a CIO representative near the city. A Friday incident saw Mrs. Gertrude Smith report her car was forced off the road by a coupe. two men allegedly fled with her pocketbook and the cards. Police could not identify suspects and rumors circulated about labor organizing activity in the Aero Supply lodge of the AFL.
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West South Street
Committee of Industrial Organization
Gertrude Smith
R.D
Ford
Aero Supply Lodge
A. P. of L
One Killed and Twelve Hurt in Bus Car Collision
In Richmond California a crowded bus was hit by an automobile on the main highway Sunday. One man was killed and 12 were injured, none seriously. A fire truck halted the bus as it lay pinned and passengers spilled out. The car crashed into the bus with force, its driver fatally injured. Police report the car veered directly into the bus.
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Bren
Richmond
Calif
Eller
Howerd ‘Thulin
City faces test on junk yard measure amid arrest
Bill 688 aims to ban junk yards and require permits while police arrest Fox Busty on Saturday for operating a wrecking yard at First Avenue and South Street. Alderman Gordon hears the case. City Solicitor Walter H. Scott returns Tuesday to press municipal ban as test of the ordinance.
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Walter H. Scott
Fox Busty
Union City
John D. Flanigan
First Avenae
South Street
Soety
Soldier 10 Gets Trial in Britain
Aug. Private Travis P. Hammond of Texas, the first American soldier from the Second Army to be tried by general court martial in Britain, pleaded innocent to a charge of assaulting a 16 year old English girl. If convicted he faces possible death or life imprisonment under Article 92 for forcible carnal knowledge alleged to have occurred on July 17.
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Britain
Travis P. Hammond
Texas
A P
Hammond
Flood Strikes Southeastern Pennsylvania Farms and Industry
Associated Press reports a flash flood across Chester, Bucks, Montgomery, and Lancaster counties causing millions in damage. Bridges collapsed, roads and rail lines blocked, crews rescued, and residences evacuated as Brandywine Creek rose sharply. One man disappeared attempting to wade a flooded bridge. livestock perished in the inundation.
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Associated Frees
Coatesville
Pennsylvania
Chester
Bots
Montgomery
Lancaster Pounies
George Harnte
D. Penn
Reading
Lukens
Brandywine Creek
Paperville
Ken
Moronville
Ows
Debeis
Allied Air Forces Ready to Strike Germany Soon
Bulletin reports Maj. Gen. Carl Spaatz announcing the American Air Forces in Britain are prepared to begin attacks on Germany within the immediate future. Atlantic City hotels are seized by Army Air Forces, and US bombers hit Benugost port in a dawn raid. Admiral Byrd conducted a secret mission visit to New Zealand. Berlin claims theft at Mille Island villa. Chinese forces claim a large raid near French Indo China with a direct hit on a 4000 ton steamer.
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Associated Press
London
Caz Spaatz
United States Army Air Forces
Britain
Germany
Cairo
Benugost
Chungking
Columbus High School Vacancy Crisis Looms
The Columbus board postpones its meeting to 9 PM amid a teacher vacancy drive for the 1942-48 term. Supt Dewey notes progress on filling posts, with several vacancies anticipated to be filled before September 1. A suspension proposal for Columbus High classes due to staffing troubles is under consideration, with key district officials to attend tonight’s session.
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Sontoy
Golumbisigh School
Board of Education
Ralph S Dewey
Columbus Township
M.S. Henney
Ciiculty
Columbus
Luke Corey
Anveral
Toll Of Subs' Reaches 419 Amid Allied Losses
The Associated Press reports 19 more Allied ships sunk in western Atlantic submarine attacks. The tally shows 62 seamen and passengers killed with 32 missing. Since August, six U S merchantmen, two Norwegian, one British, one Panamanian, one Portuguese, and one Uruguayan vessel have been sunk.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
United Nations
Magic
Sively
Caribbean
United States Park
U. S
Youths 10 Get 14 Day Furlough After Induction
Seventy two seamen at the Union City district will undergo final physical exams and induction as 41 recruits are listed for the August contingent. Entrainment for Army service is set for Tuesday, August 25 with final examinations and inductions for Cofty area youths tomorrow.
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Amend Forces
Erie luliluLray
Union City Bond Vsstriet
Dif
Laval Board No. 3
Dom Lewis Lita
Prank Paul Lite
Williamd
Danial Williams Edwitt
Joseph Chelton
Edward Steve Skolski
Willis Henry Croker
Bernard Francis Goring
Stephen Keppel Tifany
John O. Lindberg
Frank Howard Lawsul
Raymon LaRue
Maine
Irvin Gard~ner
Stephen DaVid Regrut
Thew~ Dort
Carl Swanson
Walter Harald Ross
John David Haughtling
Harold ‘Tate
Michaél William Morris
Stanley Jaskoysid
John Albert Coffman
Wilbur Raymond Gregory
John Albin Banks
Harry Relph Hoffman
Two Killed Twelve Hurt In Bus Crash
NORTH BRANCH New York City and Brooklyn residents were among 14 people injured or killed when a westbound New York Chicago All American bus struck a pole and overturned on State Route 28. The fatalities were Tiane Werden 17 and Phile Lemberts 50. Nine others escaped serious injury. driver Alex D. Allen 87 was discharged after treatment. State Trooper attribution cited a blowout.
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North Branch
Alex D. Allen
New York
Somerset Hospital
Somerville
Herbert Lauterwald
Tiane Werden
New York City
Phile Lemberts
Brooklyn
Leniency Justified for Two of Eight Saboteurs
Attorney General Biddle said the government was justified in sparing two of eight German saboteurs by sending them to prison for aiding the case against the six who were electrocuted. The spared men included George Jahn Dasch and Emil Peter Burger, while the others faced execution news reported from New York to Europe.
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Biddle
Eany
New York
Chicago
Henrich Haim Heinck
Richard Quirin
Edward John Kerling
Herbert Hans Haupt
Werneér ‘Thiel
Hermann Otto Neubauer
George Jahn Dasch
Emvat Peter Burger
Sergé
Ite
Four Pennsylvania Plants Win War Production Awards
Four Pennsylvania industrial firms were named by the War and Navy departments to receive joint Army-Navy production awards for outstanding war contract performance. The Hershey Chocolate Company of Hershey, the Landis Tool Company, the Pittsburgh Engine Company, and a third firm in Grieg were cited for excellence in production.
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Syasnooming
Washington
Alig
Pennsylvania
War and Navy Departments
Army-Navy
Navy
Army
Hershey Choco Tate Company
Hershey
Landis | Tool Company
Landis, Sictuway Engine Company
Grieg
A KP Yer Company
Piltsburgh
Plan to charge Hileman in murder case
Altoona Pa Aug 10 District Attorney Cheeter B Wray said John New would file a murder charge against Andrew Marion Hileman 64 in the fatal shooting of Laurence Hemcher. Hemcher died after being shot on a porch in Logan Township and lingered one hour before dying at a local hospital. Wray said Hileman fired three shots at Hemcher. Hileman’s wife, a material witness, escaped injury.
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Altoona
Cheeter B. Wray
Jony Ne
Andrew Marion Hileman
Laurence % Hem’ Cher
Henicher
Altodun
Logan Township
Wrayald Hileman
Davis Leaving Pitt to Join Naval Reserves
Pittsburgh August 1 Dr D S Davis is resigning as head of physical education at the University of Pittsburgh to become lieutenant commander in the U S Naval Reserve. He joined Pitt in 1940 after nine years leading professional preparation and research in physical education at Pennsylvania State College.
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Pittsburgh
D. Davis
University of Pittsburgh
U. S. Naval Reserve
Uater
Davis
Pitt
Pennsylvania Siste College
Sea Air and Land Forces Move in Major Campaign
United States forces launch a fourth day of air and sea offensives against Japanese in the Solomon Islands with supporting Allied air attacks on New Guinea and the Bismarck Archipelago. Admiral Nimitz reported extensive but inconclusive results, with Japanese claims to counterattacks noted but not confirmed, while MacArthur’s headquarters reported Saturday air strikes on three enemy bases in New Britain and New Guinea as a carrier task force moved toward the Solomons.
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Vanes
Hawaii
Chester
Nimim
Pacific Naval Con
Rimelz
Uive
Solomons
Autralia
Ued
Washington
Tokyo
Uivetr
Nimita
Tulasi
Coral Sea
Hinse
Geneve
MacArthur
Solomatt Islands
New Gunde
New Britain
U.S. Pacific
Kiska
Aleuian
Aluka
Imperial
Neadut
Tu al
Aleutian Watera
Australia
Ans
Donkin
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Maikop
India
Bombay - Mills
Don
Wanrena
Cavensiolt
Tuapse
Kotelnikovski
Donallow
Stalingrad
Timal
Ehimy
Easteyt
Tuche M. Hesyey
First Air Force
Feurie
Air Force
Naturil
Rother
Wwe
Youna Neate
Rwvimmer
Zelienophm
Aue
Robert Branson Eayien
Meeps Rocks
Mondgovien
Harmony Junction
Soldier
Atlantic City
J. J
Army Air Forces Tndlay
al. Charles
Jefferson
Penmhurst
Artington
Auckland
New Zealand
Chard Rvelyn Byrd
Berlin
Paris
Mille Island
Charles A. Undbergh
Brittany
Urgace
Evans City
Ohio
Butler County
John Victor Ortuky
New Middletown
James Barton Elder
Struthers
Hileman
Naval Reserves
Solomon Islands
Pacific
Aleutians
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