Hunt for food hoarders in New York probe begins
United Press dispatch from New York reports a state and federal inquiry into large scale hoarding and price manipulation in food distribution. Agents and grand jury plans target distributors and producers, with officials preparing to present evidence on alleged profiteering by meals and cattle suppliers in the city and state.
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New York
Howie At
Ita City
State
Caltle
Grand Jury
Packaty
Dieter Ailorney Swann
Devoral
Mowilay
Apcetal Grand Jury
Npen
Nowarhon ‘Tueadays
Pittsburg Car Lines Tied Up
Pittsburg car lines faced a strike as workers halted service over wage demands. Reports say 12 cent per hour increases were sought with mediation offered, but many lines remained stopped amid stalled negotiations and vehicle shortages.
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Pittsburg
Tragic Death By Train Near Cochranton
A man identified as Unelanton Auge 1 Kollor was killed when struck by a train near Cochran ton in the evening. authorities and witnesses described the event as sudden with no clear reason given. burial preparations followed as Coroney Bylaw of Moadgilly reported details.
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Cochranton
Unelanton
Otelock
Hugar
Alnik
Coroney
Wil
Sproul Presses State Officials to Ease Living Costs
Governor Sproul and state leaders urge the Department of Agriculture and Bureau of Markets to curb rising living costs. In a conference today, the governor pushed for larger food shipments to big towns and called for special attention to market practices and adulteration concerns. The briefing stressed stabilizing supplies and preventing price gouging while safeguarding consumer health.
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Angel
Pillen
Gyernor
Thot Stolen Titusville Car Enroute Here
A Titusville report notes a Chandler car stolen from a garage on Diarwouit street. The theft occurred in the afternoon while Mrs. Bhyhurl’s daughter was present. Investigation involves William Brown and Pauly of North Drak atesnty. Local authorities seek the vehicle and suspect.
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Titusville
Titunviile
William
Noth Drak
Bhyhurl
Whrhar
Fhshar
Workhouse Site Decision Mulles in Northwestern Erie
Erie county officials weigh Corry as a workhouse site after county court of commissioners meeting. Discussion compares prisoner populations, transport costs, and regional burden with Kane and Sharon hosting upcoming hearings on November 10. A tentative November vote may delay construction. a site at Corry is argued as logical given transport and population factors.
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Pennsylvanie
Belo County
Joseph
Toyan Vonterday
Coruminsion
Kane
Régan
Prizonera
Thia
Erie County
WihoEton
Thi
Rogan
Corry
Mogan
Sharon
Neonald
Few Candidates File For City Commission Race
A count of potential candidates shows only a small slate for the upcoming city commission election. The Democrat and Republican tickets list several names, with ongoing filings expected to complete by tonight. Notable names mentioned include Frank Yymete on the Republican ticket and J. Weaver and F. C. Towardalk on both parties.
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Willa Hero
Fle County
Aday
Frank Yymete
Harlow Sol
Embargo Restrictions Easing for Rail Shipments
Reports indicate embargo restrictions on shipments are being lifted to some extent and conditions are improving. Corres say restrictions and embargoes affecting railways to the west and youth areas were removed today. New England remains slow but shows signs of rapid improvement, with normal conditions expected within days.
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United Prom
Aigh Nui
Renula
Horati
Morehanta
Corry
Xonson
New England
Gti
Bue
KORRY KROME FEATURE FILM AT THE REX
A Kor Ry a Krome feature film titled Merely a Matter of Your Sale will screen at the Rex Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The film chronicles leather making from tannery to cut sole production with Catherine Marker billed as a guest star and a Universal Pictures release shown in 28,000 moving picture units nationwide.
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Korrya Krome Silo
Lonthinn
T. JW
A. P. Howard Company
Universal Pim. Company
New York
Avery
Universal
Goun
Ford not an anarchist jury verdict in Michigan case
Jury verdict finds Ford not an anarchist amid a heated civil matter in Mount Clemens Michigan. Foreman Hulitt and jurors report possessive remarks about ballots and witnesses while attorney Murphy claims the decision vindicates the plaintiff and rejects punitive damages.
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Mount Clemons
Moth
Menny Bordste
Hulitt
Tent One
Lover Mensel
Fort
Uhilott
Altornay
Alfred Dr. Murphy
Ieee
Phon
Itl
Committee Inspects Transmission Line Upgrading Insulators
A committee from the Board of Commerce visits a Frly-goitering plant site and notes upgrading on the transmission line. Insulator replacements with a new design begin, with three units expected soon and full installation planned. The weekly report to the committee tracks progress and consumer protection checks, with a forthcoming meeting.
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Board of Commerce
Erle
Audir
Avery
Ughilig Company
Insstirtwl
Conjuitioe
Congress Leaders Plan Action On High Cost Living Crisis
Washington August 15 committee session with the president not confidential shows lawmakers debating steps to address high cost of living. Officers consider Attorney General Farmer's plea for extension of Hills foil control and urge relief measures for wearing apparel prices. Appropriations panel will review requests from the federal department, including a $1,607,000 allocation for government aid programs to lower prices.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Farmer
Cnnteal
Ital Department
Emiale
Leditpaizue
Italian Warship Basilicata Blown Up by Explosion
Dispatches report an internal explosion aboard the Italian warship Basilicata during a port entry. The vessel, a 114 year old light cruiser, measures 249 feet and 2560 tons. The incident occurred amid heavy casualties and unknown immediate impact on the fleet.
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United Press
Ventton
Muitilay
Sax
Basilicata
Leon Aunke
Enteanes
Riots at Butler disrupt Standard Steel plant violence
Butler Ohio August 15 violence erupted at Standard Steel Company plant when over five hundred nonunion workers clashed with rioters. Troop D of the state constabulary dispersed the crowd and now holds control as injuries are reported. Calumbity, O August 16 Gov Cox seeks legal action against meat packers over cold storage funds. probe into cold storage violations against three firms begins.
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United Press
Butler
Standard Steel Company
Itera
Stara Constabulary
Calumbity, O
Gov
Cox Today
Palmer
Ohio
Washington D C Anger 16 Pres ident Wilonn todas again voto
Local items report a daylight vote and appeals in Washinton D C. Mrs George Shields and Dorothy of Gi Wily sue Mrs. McCaha of Park attoct for a short stay at Chautau ha. The motor accident on West Pleasant street left a nine year old injured but improving after a highteput. Funeral services for Mina Eva Gtawn set for tomorrow with a prayer service and interment planned at Pine Grove. Teachers in the city will meet at the church and attend the funeral.
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Gi Wily
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Atteroo
Wirt
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Hore
Giraye Compters
Tenehira
Autools
Gegyim
Important Rifle Matches Start Today Across Services
Today marks the start of major rifle matches involving navy and marine corps units. Competitors from Belgium, England, and other nations join U S teams to test marksmanship, with events including the Wimbledon cup and a marine corps challenge trophy. The navy oversees the matches as part of a long tradition, featuring sailors and officers in charge.
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Naval Department
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Army
Marine
Eamny
All Us
Taninye Ap
Belgium
England
Ani Touny
Cauntelen
Ninteley
Unite States
Cooley Boys With Marines Return Home From Washington
Sain and Wentworth Cooley and Joe Cooley arrived yesterday afternoon after serving with the Marines. They participated in the Second Division review in Washington and brought home a German police box that drew attention at the Central Garage.
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Wentworth Cooley
Gorky Boys
Boot
Beeanil Divi
Ginny
Joe
Call Congressmen from Vacations for Action on Living Cost Measures
A fragmentary Washington dispatch reports a Senate Foreign Relations Committee plan to hold a confidential conference during a White House event. Prof Adton Wilson accepted the committee suggestion, awaiting formal conference notes and official transcript release.
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Washington
Adton Wilson
Senate Foreign Kola Hlona
Prasl-Hfiden
Mail dispatch details at post office schedule chaos
The notice lists daily mail dispatch times and routes from the post office, including departures by corps lines and connections to New York City Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It enumerates trains and intermediate points such as Columbus Cleveland and Jersey City, noting weekday and Sunday variations and last call deadlines.
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Penn’s
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Spartansbiurg
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Alan
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