Fragmented OCR hints at medical event and local names
The readable fragments mention a hospital operation on a patient named Davina and a Kinny patent case, with references to Cen i and Nod. Other readable items include Mr Majin Blakeslee and local residents, detailing a first visit and a long day. The text is garbled with many broken names and places.
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Davina
Bagene
Clarke Aml
Hedenne Sianahen
Tyarles Mumer
Majin Blakeslee
Miners Trapped 110 Feet Under Fire Drenched Shaft Rescue Efforts
Mine rescue crews battled water and poison gas as they tried to reach four men trapped 110 feet below the surface of a Missouri mine after an explosion. Arnold Griffith of the state mine bureau said hopeful signs and a 48 hour window remain possible for salvation. The entombed are Stoner, 22, Denmer Sexton, 82, Duck Me ann, 45, and George Dameron, a Skyro tulle driver, with the entryway collapsed by falling timbers and debris.
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United Press
Pernapai
Fd Stoner
Denmer Sexton
Duck Meann
George T. Dameron
Skyro Tulle
Sesto
Stonr
Griffith
Witie
Bullet Wound Proves Fatal to Ex-Corryite Lionel Williams
Lionel Williams 83 former Corry resident died from a bullet wound in Springfield Ohio. He had left Corry with family years ago and was believed to have died during a period of temporary insanity tied to a poisoning infection. Funeral services set for 9:30 at St Thomas Church with the body to be placed in Pine Grove mausoleum. He is survived by his mother Elizabeth Williams of Cleveland three brothers Donald Gerald and Roy and two sisters Margaret Williams and Mrs Frank Davis.
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Lionel Williams
Corry
Springfield
Ohio
Staveland
St. Thomas Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Elizabeth Williams
Cleveland
Donald
Corky
Gerald
Roy
Toledo
Margaret Williams
Prank Davis
Los Angeles
Calif
Road to Ruin Sales Break Records in Chicago Report
Seara Roe back and Company disclosed today that the seventh period ending August 18 kept sales at a record level. Cumulative sales for the year reached the largest total for any corresponding period in the company's history. Seventh period sales from July 17 to August 13 totaled 83,765,915 dollars, up 37.3 percent from the same period last year. Sixth period sales totaled 35,941,752 dollars.
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Chicago
Seara
Roebck
Landon Starts Eastern Trip To Area Tomorrow
President hopeful lands in Pennsylvania New York and Pennsylvania as he prepares for a primary. Campaign plans emphasize the journey's significance to advisers and set stage for a second tour through midwestern farm states. Rallies in West Middlesex and Buffalo target public questions and conservative voters.
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Landon
Pennsylvania
New York
Alt 'USA
Ube
Wwevoss-Poyntey
Te Guvernon
Rael
West Middlesex
Buffily
Sperlle
Advance plans to form Landon Club in Corry
Republican leaders in Corry met at Hotel Gorty Jase to organize a Landon Club. About twenty local boosters attended as officers and details were set for a future general meeting. A committee led by Stewart Brown Peake Desmind and Trwin will arrange the organizing session and announce the date.
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Corry
Gorty Jase
W. Stewart
C. F. Brown
Walter L. Peake
D. J. Desmind
Jack Trwin
Pennsylvania
Chib
Frightened truck helper causes fatal trash truck plunge
Altoona dispatch reports a fright from a bee spooked a truck driver's helper. The driver Bert Blake of Philipsburg, with six tons aboard, kept control until the wheel was seized and the vehicle plunged 49 feet down an embankment. Charles Burton of New York City was killed. Blake suffered severe bruises and injuries.
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United Press
Altoona
Bea
Bert Blake
Philipsburg
Hlate
Charles Burton
New York City
Blake
We the People by Jay Franklin Washington
An August front page commentary criticizes tax policy and wealth concentration. It argues rising business profits and shifting national income threaten equality, noting billionaire losses in 1932 and a changing distribution of wealth through property and assets. The piece traces fiscal and monetary devices used to profit the wealthy and calls for recognition of evolving wealth dynamics.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Roosevelt
Mil Spansler
Treasury
PDBR
Plot to murder Stalin shocks Soviet court overturns
Moscow reports outline a high profile trial of Regory Zinoviev and Leo Kamenev for allegedly plotting to assassinate Stalin and other leaders. Defendants confessed complicity but will defend themselves as the trial opens before a military tribunal amid fears of a firing squad.
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United Press
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Kiementi Vorostilov
Ingr
Huying
Regory Zinoviev
Leo Kamenev
Russia
Vinoviev
Kamenev
Tittle Supreme Court
Nobles’ Club
V.V. Ulrich
Council of Military
Lae Supreme Tibunal
Andrew Vishinsky
Nazi Germany
Gestapo
Leon Trotaly
Lenin
Iritz David
Deuel
Trial opens today in Asheville for coed murder slayer
Marlin Moore a young hotel porter with Harlem style shirts faces trial in Asheville on the murder of Helen Cleven ger, a New York University co ed. Prosecutor Zeb Nettles seeks the death penalty in North Carolina's gas chamber. Defense plans an insanity plea and challenges the confession as evidence, while alienists and 30 witnesses are summoned with a portfolio of Moore reenactment photos to support the case.
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United Press
Asheville
N.C
Aus
Marlin Moore
Nero
Helen Clevenger
New York University
Zeb Nettles
Moore
North Carolina
Nettles
Himsel
Man kicked by horse saves Covode farmer after barn fire
Roy Beck, a Covode farmer near Punxsutawney, owed his life to a horse that kicked him into consciousness after a lightning strike ignited his barn. He was knocked unconscious by the bolt as flames enveloped the structure, and the horse's kick revived him, preventing a fatal outcome.
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United Presa
Sharp rise in federal work rolls signals dole relief risk
Washington reports drought driven jump in federal work assignments to 230,522 now from 2,240,085 on July 4, signaling possible return of dole relief in the Great Plains. AFL counts 11,188,000 unemployed, against 12,889,000 a year ago, while labor puts about 80,900 re-employed in the past year.
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United Press
Washington
Great Plains
Works Progress Administration
American Federation of Labor
Department of Labor
50 000 Die In Revolt Reported as Civil War Escalates
United press report from Tereron Aug 14 states the total dead in the Spanish rebellion rises to 50,000. Weekend fighting slashed thousands more with about 2,000 killed near Bara and 1,000 at Merida. The Spanish government claims rebels killed fewer than 1,000 royalists in Teruel Province in eastern Spain.
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Wniten Press
Idteron
Bara Or
Merida
Pebéls
Terkel
Spain
Factory Fire Claim Turns Up One Victim
A warehouse blaze at a Amerivar Quusting plant yesterday morning left one confirmed fatality. Rescue teams recovered a body tentatively identified as Sheryl Ingersoll, 31, with fears more victims absent. Investigators and workers noted extensive damage and the blaze began in the hay storage area near the plant, origin still undetermined.
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Amerivar Qustinga Company
Sheryl Ingersoll
Stuer
Ruwars Harrington
Ill Governor Olson backs Roosevelt in 1936 bid
Minnesota Governor Floyd B Olson, ill in hospital, telegraphs support for President Roosevelt's re election to Sen Robert La Follette. He also notes sympathy for Unity party candidate William Lemke and Coughlins monetary reforms, but urges liberals to unite for Roosevelt to thwart Alfred Landon.
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Olson
Minnesota
Roosevelt
United Press
Aochester
Mim
Floyd B. Olson
St. Mary's Hospital
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Union Party
Wiliam Lemke
Charles B. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Alfred Landon
Roosevelt Confers With Aid Leaders at Summer White House
President Roosevelt will discuss re employment options in a conference with fiscal and administrative relief program experts at the summer White House. Attending are Treasury Secretary Morgenthau WPA administrator Hopkins Acting Budget Director Bell Frank Persons U S Employment Service director Mrs Ella Demming and others visiting Mrs Vern Blakesles-2nd.
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United Press
Syde Park
Roosevelt
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Daniel W. Bell
Ald W
Frank Persons
U. S. ,Employment Service
Clymer Child Dies After Vehicle Collision In Grass
An inquest heard driver Heiny, of Clymer, struck a girl who stepped into the road along an eighty way. The child died at Spitzer Memorial Hospital weeks later. Funeral services to follow at Spitzer’s.
Lightning Strikes Farm Home Causing Heavy Damage
A lightning bolt hit near Howard Madison’s Piccadilly Hill residence early today, splintering a tree 150 yards away, shredding two telephone poles, tearing in through a frame door, and damaging the roof and interior. Mrs. Madison was knocked to the floor but unharmed. no fire resulted.
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Howard Madison
Piccadilly Hill
Howaver
Madison
Carlson speaks to Rotarians on carnival plans
Corp Carlson addressed Rotarians during an evening gathering. Highway patrolmen Privates Blythe and Swartz, plus Charles Drake, attended as guests. A committee met after the regular session to plan the carnival scheduled for October at the State Army facility.
Emorium Man Killed In Train Strike
Fred Confer, about 50, was killed instantly after being struck by a train near the tracks. Witnesses said Confer appeared confused and stepped in front of the locomotive, with arrangements for his burial to be made today.
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Suuroruum
Fred Confer
Confer
Mussolini Worried By Spanish Civil War Movement
Italian Premier Mussolini expresses concern over the spread of the Spanish civil war and its potential to affect Italy's strategic goals. British sources quote possible Italian accord with German and Japanese concerns as the situation evolves toward September.
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Leon L. Kay
United Press
Lauud
London
Britain
Benito Mussolini
Cuist Guraez Cians
Faust
Italy
Jude
Fears Communism In Rome Premiey Bovity My
Italy seeks to avert international complications amid European tensions with conservative officials and diplomats warning against a spread of rebellion. Private belief among leaders suggests Italy privately supports the rebels while France and Russia are accused of aiding them. a European war is feared.
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Rome
Loyalists Fight MADRID War Aims Amid Rebel Clash
A weary news note from Madrid reports the government intends ruthless action against rebels. Orders are expected to be dispatched to armed services to release land and forces from restraint. A popular announced leader told the United Press correspondent that war will continue to the end.
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Madrid
Ces
United Press
Plan Madrid Raid General Headou Artif Spanish Rebel
A regiment of foreign region left Ma for Guadarransa to prepare an attack on Madrid. The troops, perfectly drilled, carried heat as their backs show machin. A legionnaire from Valladolid, where Gen Z Moig, commander of the agnists, reviewed them yesterday.
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Madrid
Headou
Burgos
Guadarransa
Valladalid
Z. Moig
C~ Agnists
Pope voices plea over Spain unrest and sectarian killings
The Pope urged prayers for peace as violence and religious tensions worsen in Spain. He condemned the killings and called for unity within the church and society, stressing the need to end the bloodshed.
Water Shortage Near San Sebastian Flares in Battle
Fighting resumed between loyalists and rebel forces near San Sebastian as a government coast guard shelled positions near water bay hills just inland from the French frontier. The clash marks renewed efforts in a contested border area with scarce water access influencing the conflict.
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Sant Sebastian
Iran
Water Bay
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