Speculation on Parker for Supreme Court vacancy rises
The article notes speculation that John Parker, senior judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, may be President Truman's pick for the Supreme Court. It recalls Parker's Republican background, 1920 North Carolina gubernatorial bid, 1924 Coolidge convention role, 1925 headship appointment, and 1930 Supreme Court nomination which failed. It contrasts Parker's record with later Roberts confirmation and suggests many former opponents might back Parker now.
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Agh. J. Parker
Opeigat Fupge
John Parker
Ed States Court of Appeals
Gheutt
Truman
United States Supreme Court
Roberts
Stone
Sald
Parker
Nort Carolina
Coolidge
Athough Parker
Supreme Court
Senate
Hoover
Owen J. Roberts
Ne Court
Throne of the Son of Heaven in Crisis as Abdication Favored
Tokyo reports Hirohito cannot abdicate, a move deemed unthinkable by Japan. Akihito, aged twelve, is mentioned by Moscow papers amid talk of imperial succession and health improvements. The Charter Oath of the Emperor Meiji is cited as inaugurating the modern era in Japan.
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Hirohito
Japan
Hirohita
Dimmu
Dapin
Minji
Yethaliem
Fragmented Radio Program Tease and Names
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and titles such as Fides Thalehe MBE 13 Ameri Tei Porat and Mirai in the Rain. It references a program schedule with music pieces and a performance by Romberg and others, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Fides Thalehe
HBC
Owet
Mirai
Daily Dozen From the Madual Society of 16 State of Pennsylvanis
A garbled excerpt lists medical trade clues showing how stigmas reveal professions. It notes skin marks from nail workers, wall workers, jewelers, painters, bricklayers, musicians, and fighters as identifying traits.
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Daily Dozen
The
Madual Society of
State of Pénnsylvanis
Twenty Years Ago As Token From Journal Files
Twenty years ago highlights from Journal files dated August 14 1925 include Mrs Bell Tambing of Erie injured in an auto accident suffering a broken left foot bruises and shock petitions circulate to nominate James W Campbell for school director with many signers and acquaintances noted Dorothy Morrote Corry High School class of 1995 earns a state scholarship marking a first for a Corry student The Corry Ghautauquais festival opening August 20 features tickets selling and a cleanup campaign Shriners from Corry Ol City and Brie depart for Bradford for Zen Zem Temnisle midsummer ceremony as part of Oil Home Week centennial celebration
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Bell Tambing
Marine National Bank
Erie
Dorothy Morrote
Corry High School
Brie
Bradford
Australian meat consumption ranks high worldwide
The Australian civilian normally is the heaviest meat eater, averaging over 200 pounds annually. In 1944 rationing reduced Australian meat intake to about 430 pounds per person, compared with 187 pounds in Canada, 147 pounds in the United States, and 107 pounds in the United Kingdom for the same period.
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Ient
Canada
United States
United Kingdom
Line up for V Parade Listed
The article lists the mobilization parade line up for a V Victory celebration after word of Japan's acceptance. Divisions form at West Washington and First Avenue, with leaders named for each division and various groups including American Legion, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Civilian Defense present.
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Japan
W. DW
First Avenue
Southi
Center Street
East Main
Mapte Avenue
Washington
Center Streets
Park
Maple Avenue
Washington Streets
West Washington Sires
V. FW
Alfred Morrison
VF. W
Ve.w
Drum and Bugle Corps ‘Veterans World War 1
Vv. P. W. American Legion
Owiiatt Air Patrol
Awaninry
Auterlott Legion
Ajex
Cotty-Jamestown Tucks
West Washington
Ayenue
Uabing
Wallane Young
Livision
American Legion
Avro Bini Acro Union
Eks Thalian—Ameriesit
Jamestown Fraudster Captured. FBI Nabs West Jamestown Suspect
Mihor Ray Gladden Jr accused of cashing fraudulent cashier’s checks and using 10 aliases. arrested by FBI agents in Sioux City, Iowa, after alleged April Jamestown theft. Similar schemes cited in Batavia, Rochester, and Buffalo.
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Jamestown
FBI
Aug
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. B. Wilcox
Buffalo
Batavia
Rochester
FBT
Second Polio Case Reported In Warren County
Health officials report a second polio case over the weekend in Warren county. The patient, a six year old boy, was found by Miss Gentliman at home with weakness in both back and legs. The mother was instructed in home care. Ernest Smith, a previously reported patient, is mentioned in connection with care.
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Warre Warren
Dug
Warren County
Hetty Gentilmah
Bre
John Christinse
Conewingo Avenue
Gary
Gentliman
Ernest Smith
Loot Grows In Thefts At Erie
Four burglaries, a purse snatching and two larcenies were reported in Erie over a weekend. Lucille Well reported a diamond ring worth 500 dollars stolen from her kitchen while she paused to telephone. At Lake City Made and Hobby Shop thieves pried open a basement door and took tools and motor parts valued at 164 dollars, discovered by resident Fred Snowman.
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Brie
Aig
Lont
Pelce
Lucille Well
Lake City
Fred Snowman
School Board Hires, Resigns and Property Actions Reported
The board accepted Mrs. Walter Ross resignation as cafeteria manager at the Junior High School and authorized Mr. Anderson to seek applicants. A court petition regarding condemnation of land west of the Senior High was updated. The panel approved buying an adding machine, a counter, and continued installment payments for current year taxes. They instructed Secreary Anderson to compute interest on delayed tax sums and arranged sale of abandoned bleachers at Turnor High athletic field.
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Walter Ross
Anderson
Seoth
Actien
Turnor High
Seriny Jixes
Albion to Have New Foundry
A Erie county delegation including Albion officials and businessmen appeared at the county courthouse to view a county land plat and discuss selling land to Hays Manufacturing Co for a new Albion foundry. The land includes parcels owned by Rodgers Brothers Corp and county property. public sale arrangements were discussed with county officials. Present were Vern Best, Charles Bristol, Dr L R Wotbull, Foster Foley, and William H Forstey Jr of Hays Manufacturing Co.
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Erie
Albion Muifeiial
Tre
Hays Manuacturing Co
Follmdry
Albion
GO Tech
Rodgers Brothers Corp
Witt
Booth Way
Lie Surliesh
Vern Best
Borouigh
Charles Bristol
Burgess
L. R. Wotbull
Council
Foster Foley
Schoct Board
William H. Forstey, Jr
The
Hays Manufacturing Co
Driver Killed in Fredonia Truck Collision
A westbound gravel truck collided with the Johnson auto on West Main Street. Harry G Johnson of Buffalo was killed from a fractured skull. Mrs Johnson and their year old son were treated for minor injuries. James Wilem, driver of the truck, said the car swerved, hitting the truck. Police investigated with Dr. Vosburg assisting.
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Tredonia
West Main Street
Harry G Johnson
Buffalo
Johnson
F. E. Thompson
Wlofid & Larson Funneral
Lee. Vosburg
Dunskirie
James Wilem
Sassacara
Thompon
How's Your I QF Can you answer seven ot phos quiz questions
Fragmented OCR style quiz prompts ask about naval batteries size, animal colors, liverage family diet, a horseshoe league, grammar fix, New Scotland flair, war era Syria occupation, state represented by Senator Capper, St Swithin legend, and a river water body for a General Slo com burn excursion.
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U.S
U. S
New Scotland
Syria
Senate
Senator Capper
St. Swithin
Prize Horse Destroyed in Erie Stable Fire
A blaze at Skyway Stables Route O Sever Mile Post Erie ENE Sunday afternoon destroyed a prize horse and five others of undetermined origin. Rescue efforts saved four horses and three girls plus two youths. Owner Guy Colton estimated losses around $10,000. firemen battled the blaze as noted horses were evacuated and the first floor collapsed.
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Erie
Pwsishud Anit
Skyway
Route O
Sever Mile Post
Guy Colton
Hinatylles
Eharles E Mulls
Woring Co
Dobnd
Cory
Colton
Tfiree
Cornier
Collin Mat P. Sehully
Mami
Colton Ind
Gelulla Key
West Rige Hose Co
Penelec Report Wins Award for 1944 Annual Stockholder Report
Penelec received the Hinest Merit Award from Financial World for its 1944 annual report to stockholders. The certificate praised clarity in financial and statistical content, editorial quality, and typography. The report featured a story by Frank C. Jordan titled Took a Good Look at Penelec and was designed by Lester Rosenen.
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Permaylvania Medine Company
Amnual
P. H. Harris
Penelec
Financial World
Canada
Penview
Tinchelal Worlding
Forts
Frank C. Jordah
Johnstown
Penelee
Lester Roesnen
Ere
Rise of Cow Testers in United States Workforce
The report notes women entering dairy testing roles as necessity grows, with cow testers responsible for evaluating milk quality. They face formal duties, while job security hinges on adherence to standards and market needs within the industry.
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United States
County Slayer Granted Parole Amid Multiple Refusals
Erie Pennsylvania parole board denied parole for burglar and other inmates while granting parole to the county slayer Clarence Brading for a murder committed while in prison. Frederick Gray and Frank Rey faced parole denials or violations, with several inmates facing extended terms and ongoing confinement at Westnet Penitentiary.
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Erie
Peninsylvahu Palo Board
Doc Finney
Westnet
Clarence Brading
August Rae
Freeman Gray
Hong
Franke Rey
Wilkie
Mt Canypy AU
Wan
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