Fiction Holds Own With Radio and Library Features
United Press reports at Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and other American libraries show fiction maintains strong appeal through radio and serials. Readers seek prize winners and notable novels like The Nobel Prize winners and popular contemporary works. librarians note growing demand for technical and semi scientific titles amid broad public access programs.
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United Press
Pitesnurg
Unite Press
Carnegie Library
Dinsteburgly
Unite States
Wally
Lesgell Thomas
United States Army
Anne Pansh
Marth
Persis
Brianway
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Monster Sharks Mie fossil remains of fue sharks
Fossil remains of several prehistoric sharks have been uncovered by dredges operating in a northern coastal area. Workers report finding large fossil fragments and possible jaw sections, with paleontologists invited to confirm the discovery and assess significance.
Three Clarke Daughters Denied Huge Montana Estate
Attorneys for late United States Senator William A Clarke say three Missouri women claiming to be his daughters are not his heirs. They argue the real Clarke died a Missouri druggist, not the senator, and that the three women’ s claims rest on a secret marriage. The estate reportedly totals around 50 million dollars with disputes over parentage and rightful heirs ongoing in Butte and Mutt.
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Ein
Yy Flak
Montana
Butte
Mont
Elie McWilliams
Clarksdale
Mag Telow
Alma [Nes
Rick, Mby
Ters
Addie Miller
Denver Park
William A. Clarks
William A. Clarke
United States
Kansas City
William A
Lark
Missouri
Vlirku
Clark
Alma Ciarl. Hines
Effielark MacWilliams
Avidie L.turk Milter
Imants Was Well Known As A Dinge Stewartsville
Helena
Monta
Volume Bia’ University
Unisobre
Senrator Clarke
Msonri
Stewartsville
Mutts, Mone
Directors Reelect Corry Jamestown Mfg Directors Reelect
Stockholders of the Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp held their annual meeting Saturday at Jamestown. The directors were re-elected: O R Hillstrom D A Tillstrom Hf Keppel Charles A Anderson C EB Hillstrom J E Hulberg and Rev A M Benander. The annual report shows promising affairs with rapid progress at the Corry plant and new building and equipment. New sales offices opened in New York City with promising low business development.
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Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Jamestown
Attorney Jackson
O. R. Hillstrom
D. A. Tillstrom
Keppel
Charles A. Anderson
Charles
EB. Hillstrom
J. E. Hulberg
Rev
A. M. Benander
Corry Plantas
New York
Great Lawyer Presidents Van Buren and Harrison
The text notes that Martin Van Buren and James Harrison are regarded as the greatest lawyers to have served as U S presidents.
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van Buren
Benjuito Harrison
United States
Rent notices and classified ad fragments
Fragmentary housing ad listing late rent or for rent rooms and flats. Includes a vague telephone contact Bell 120 and garbled surrounding text.
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Bell Phone
Special entertainment planned in Columbus church event
The community plans a free entertainment at the church on Friday and Sunday in February. A large cast includes Mrs. Whesty, Mrs. Bighmoy, H Powers, Miss Gordon and Miss Anderson. The program features a comedy and musical services, with guests from nearby towns. Attendance is encouraged despite some illness.
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Columbus
Columbine Jy
Guyier
R.O. Ream
Whesty
Bighmoy
Hi Powers
Heneva’ Bordon Gramelinn Gibbs
Alta Crastry
Gandeonite Meeks
Tayieyt
Clarence Cale
Lewis
North
Markee Steel
Earl Caster
Warren
Bilis Baker
Graphic tale of moonshiners' deadly cave disaster
At Attiens Ohio on February 22 prohibition agents probing Pine Ridge district found a moonshine setup in a cave with living quarters. Frank Lenigan, 20, was killed and Amos Lenigan, 23, seriously burned as the trio attempted to escape. Officers uncovered a complete still, mash barrels, carbide lamps, and a living cave used for months, with one man dead, another severely burned, and a third unconscious.
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Attiens
Ohio
Histridh
Athens
Frank Lenigan
Amos
Pone Ridge
Amps
Thor
Frank Lenigar
Gigasnliie Atov
Ledigar
Solon woman kills mother then dies in apparent crisis
Miss Mazel Howell, 28, shot and killed her mother Mrs. Nancy Howell at the Shear home in Solon, Ohio, then fatally shot herself. Authorities said she died within minutes under observation, with investigators noting a personal crisis.
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United Pross
Aged local resident Rosina Nagel dies at a daughter’s home
Rosina Barbara Nagel aged years died Saturday at her daughter Mrs John Lutz’s home 409 Hast Pleasant Street. She lived in this city most of her life and is survived by two daughters Mrs T B Sheldon and Mrs PF Bruso of Buffalo. Interment at St Elizabeth's Cemetery after a mass at St Jacob’s Church led by Rev Vo J Reiser on Tuesday morning.
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Rosina Barbara Nagel
John’ Lutz
Pleasant Street
Melock
Vo J. Reiser
St Elizabeth's Cemetery
Dr Barnes opens lecture series at St Marys in Moose City
Dr Barnes opened a five lecture series on applied psychology at St Marys, with the first talk Saturday night under the auspices of the Woman’s Club and Teachers’ Institute. He traced psychology from Herbert Spencer to modern education, presenting simple illustrations to engage local teachers and residents. The new Moose home rises on Avenue, promising citywide improvement once completed.
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New Moose Home
DR. Barnes
ST. Marys
Lnst
Nwarserl
de TirdoMbephy Company
Ridwas
Grand Largo
Woman's Club
Teachers’ Institute
Hail Sures
Rere
Worta
Che Cory
Herbert Spencsr
Barnes
Corry Girl to Broadcast from George Washington Uni
Miss Maxine Myerson a Corry resident and George Washington University quartet member will broadcast several Jimlers with the university Glee from Station WR at Böeles tonight. Corry friends urge her on as Miss Lilian Murray spends the day at the local business office.
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Maxine Myerson
All
Curtains and garments sale price cuts push savings
Local shop advertises deep discounts on curtains from 4.00 to 2.29 per pair and bundles. Children's dresses in sizes two to six priced to 0.79 each, corsets reduced to 1.49, union suits 1.23, vests 0.37, and dress goods at half price. Buy more to save more as store stresses clearance.
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Uher
Carl B. Davis
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Welty
E. E. Guignon
Ellis Baker
Corry Girl
Lilian Murray
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