Record of historic disasters and losses in Japan and congress
An account notes a severe 1920s style earthquake in Japan with around 100000 deaths and a historic library fire in 1882 that destroyed over 35000 volumes in the Congressional Library, many irreplaceable. The piece cites grave cultural and human losses from these events.
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Congressional
Venango Youth Hunter Wounded In Accidental Shot
Richard Gouch, 18, of Oil City, was shot in the right leg during the opening of Pennsylvania's 1939 deer season. He was hunting with his brother and father near Waltonian Park when a gun resting against a tree discharged accidentally. Gouch was hospitalized at Old City with a serious but stable condition. the injury is described as a gunshot wound to the lower leg.
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Marienville
Lanston
James Alsorn
City Hospital
Barnsdall
Florida
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Batavia
N.Y. Veterans’ Hospital
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George
Ceresia
Titusville
Pierce
Franklin Station
Kenney "Transfer Company
Youngstown
Babson Foresees ten year peak amid mixed sentiment
The piece argues business in America shows a ten year peak buoyed by massive spending to prime the economy, with heavy industries booming while fear of another crash lingers. It contrasts inflationary momentum against warnings from past depressions and notes political and wartime factors shaping expectations.
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Poland
Business Viking
Babson
Hal Tris
America
Gorn
Hunton Bridge to be supported by Gewting pontoons
A Seutie with only stretch mwee Hiern til le by length will be supported by Gewting pontoons under a plan affecting the Hunton Bridge Aew project.
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Aew
Gewting
Hutton murder case witness killed near New Washington
James A. Garfield Johnson, 59, of Mahaffey, a star witness in the Hutton murder case, was killed by a shotgun blast near New Washington, Clearfield County, as investigators suspect foul play. Authorities ruled death self-inflicted after extensive inquiry, while other local items note legal cases, civic meetings, store ads, and community notices.
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R. D
Hutton
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New Washington
Clearfield County
Joe Férino, Jr
Itn
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Westline
Karlen
Smethport
St. Joseph's Schiool
Erie
Chenille Berspreads
Lanston’s
John Bain Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Ridgway Armory
Ridgway High School
Legion
Population poised to top ten million in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a state Planning Board projection based on the 1980 census and a straight line model. If realized, Pennsylvania would exceed 10 million residents by 1940, assuming a 5.28 percent decade growth, though global events could alter this forecast.
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State Planning Board
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Rev J E Baker to Address Bible Class at Salvation Army
Rev J E Baker of Union City will address Corry Men’s Bible Class during Sunday afternoon service at Salvation Army hall tomorrow at 3 o'clock. He has spoken before and is expected to draw a large attendance. Special music will be offered.
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A. O. Morel
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Talcott. Waine Wright
Scranton
Meadville
AM. Bloss Weastier
Republican County Committee
Bureau of Elections
Dotm Radecki
Corry Hospital
Clarette Kireh
Corp Hospital
Lindsiey's Pharmacy
Titusville Council
Ridgway
Niles” Bement-Pond Company
Gilron-Byer Company
Trenton
N.wh
Front Street
Charles Steward
Lillian Gilld
Emwatiuel Episcopal Ehureh
W. W. Hammond
J. B. Baker
Union City
Corry Met
Sual
Salvation Army Hall
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Free Under Bond for Mill Case Hearing
Robert G. Jackson, Allison Park farmer, remains free on $2,000 bond after challenging the Pennsylvania Mill Control Commission order to sell his mill at not less than two cents below home-delivered, bottled milk prices. A hearing is set for Wednesday in East Washington.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Robert G. Jackson
Allison Park
Pennsylvania Mill Control Commission
Pluto’s Long Orbit Defies Seasonal Wait
The article explains that Earth completes a yearly orbit around the sun while Pluto requires about 248 years to complete one journey. It contrasts planets by orbital period and highlights Pluto’s extreme distance from the sun and its slow crawl through space.
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Pluto
Earth
Colegrove Denies Contributions in Earle Era Case
In Harrisburg on December 5 Judge Howard W. Hughes pressed to delay trials of eight Democrats accused of pressuring state employees for politics. He also indicated the Lawrence conspiracy case could go to a jury by mid January, awaiting key witness testimony.
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P.R. R
Rossiter
Frank J. Pell
Gertrude MecNaulty
Lawrence
Commonwealth
George H. Earle
Bertha McLees
Bowser
Apsitol
Pardon Board
Novel Opening Delayed by Late November Tail
Fragmentary text notes a publication opening delayed to late next week with a stray reference to November and a tail fragment. The readable bits suggest editorial disruption and calendar shifts without clear names or places.
Divorce Rise Sparks Sociologist Attention in Canada
The steady rise of divorce in Canada draws scrutiny from sociologists and statisticians. From 1918 with 114 divorces to 1028 with 788 and 1980s reaching 1,983, the increase highlights changing family patterns and legal attitudes nationwide.
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Unisda
Canada
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