Readers Resume After Holidays At Mrs King Home
Readers met Monday afternoon at Mrs. A. Mila King for the first six months following the holiday period. Mrs. H. W. Alverson finished the book Alaska while the club studied it in recent months and Mrs. King read The Christmas Story by Bess Stlester Aldrich. Social time closed the meeting. next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Alverson on Marion Street.
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Ne Pf
A. Mila King
Meers
H.W. Alverson
Alaska
Bandit Suspect Dropped By Patrolman Bullets
Pittsburgh January report says Patrolman Michall Nowicki, about to file a routine holdup call at Strand Bank, shot and seriously wounded a bandit as he fled toward a waiting automobile. The bandit fired at Nowicki. four shots were exchanged, striking the suspect in the back as the car sped off with two men inside.
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Pittsburgh
Michall Nowicki
Brank Ust
Nowicki
Central Station
Personal Mentions From Local City Visitors
The notice lists numerous residents and relatives visiting or staying in the city, including Jamies P Dennatt, Captain Dorithy Mess Ins Been, Mrs. Jvnsuplk Shepited, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wetatoaw, and Lyle Wilt, with travels to Cleveland and Cincinnati noted. Several locals plan stays, weeklong visits, or attend funerals, as families from Syracuse, Erie, Harrisburg, and Baltimore are mentioned in relation to city activities and reunions.
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Jamies P. Dennatt
Cleveland
Dorithy
Jvnsuplk
Union City
Apnivell
Snemini
Lyle de
al Stenianen
Corryswith
East Comers Street
R. Smithy
Lyle Wilt
J. G. Jenkins
Ierie
Charles DL
Cincinnati
Gallege
Emialming
Bete
Gren
Br Warren
GG Marker
Northenter Aleet
John Winter
Hite
George Downey
Fifth St EE
Harrisburg
A. A. Williams
George
Karl Manavarres
Kethlern
Crosby
Foy Meza
Daw
Floren Angersin
Jor Portsilin
Yi Mire
Re Bui Uke
DE Wallsville
Abe
Frank Mannapren
Sedota
BafFaly
L. Harney
Syracuse
Paul Hatch
Irving Street
Oberaian
Timsvn
The
Rily
Aaron Obermen
East Prederble Street
Ossar Raymond Ieft
Siberian Fish Hibernate
Fragmentary report notes unusual fish behavior in Siberia with unclear details. The text references hibernation like patterns and possible environmental factors affecting fish movements near wells or water bodies. Further readable context is needed for precise interpretation.
Opportunity Club Meeting Promises February Social
The Opportunity Club met at Mus. J Bi Pater’s home in South Centement for a cheerful gathering. Attendees planned a February spring event and a charitable program at Presbytel church with a social box to raise funds. An evening of instrumental solos and vocal selections featured Miss Davothe Mae Rickers and Miss Luigh Motnnea.
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T cveMing
Mus
South Centessment
Walter Suuti
Ars
Secret milk shipments into Chicago spark antitrust clash
Hidden shipments of milk into Chicago trigger legal battles over interstate commerce. Courts hear injunctive suits against the Sheymanpi trust while cooperative members face violations. Aldermen Sutton and Terrell urge that large dairies back state rules to exclude outsiders, as independent producers rally to serve the public. The fight pits independent dairy firms against a regulated system backed by the Burek Association and railway disruptions.
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Wekots
Sheymmanpi-trust
Ad Second
Lo Choperative
Sutton
Terrell Chuyee
Jill
Jywiltr
Vehiels
Chicago Daite
Stow
Burek Association
Pbgsnisei
Wagner Dairy Company of
Chicago, & Independent Concern
BP W Club Hosts District Meet At Corry
At Monday evening's meeting the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club chose Miss Dorothy Meneker of Monessen as guest speaker for the district meet to be hosted at the Hotel Cory on Weber Street. Mrs Edna Bhanehavil and Miss Blanch Leveland led committees. one new member, Miss Dessie La Marchie, was welcomed.
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Corry
Wares
Lndiveasset Qn
Ube
Cory
Weberney
Dorothy Meneker
Moneys
GWE
International Business and Profecnioral Federation
Uilican
Herve
Fullowell
M Peogiun
Tie Waheutier
Sind Ressney
Milice
Iaieman
Blanchari
Dessie la Marchie
Stock market drift muddled amid uncertain trading
The market showed mixed moves with several stocks edging higher while overall volume remained light. Traders noted cautious sentiment as investors weighed earnings, inflation risks, and potential policy changes, leaving many issues little changed from yesterday.
Dill to push free radio speech legislation in Congress
Senator Dill of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee told United Press he would back a bill to guarantee freedom of speech on radio broadcasts. He cited cases where individuals were barred from speaking on national networks for clashing with the Roosevelt administration program. He stressed the need to prohibit discrimination against speakers on the air.
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Washington
Cheitman Dill
Senate Interstate Commerce
United Press Today
Congress
Poletzki Faces Last Chance in Grim Interrogation
In a brutal confrontation, Cavanaugh pressures Poletzki as a looming gallows threat tightens. The tainted witness and torn loyalties clash while Gerstenfield’s collapse and Leni’s defiance reshape a crumbling Hollywood set.
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Rex
Richard Arlen
Chester Morris
Genevieve Tobin Rosco Ates
Julie Haydon
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Laurel and Hardy
Lavan Eae
Stanley
Neci
Stewart
HSE Stac Stove Enamel
Firemens
Minhset
Kernieco Olds
Wilsor
Gollugs
Chambersburg
Sentner
Margaret Burkburrit
Gleveland
GF. Burknwidt
Freerick Street
Opportunity Club Meeting
Chicago
Automobile Furniture & Co-Maker
Ersonal Finance
Foon
Ariel Blay Ath
Eris
BP. W
Dorothy Heneker
United Press
Aniovivnn ‘Smelto
Amopiran
Bloctele
Mutter
Dill
National Dairy Sa
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York
Central
Northern Pacific
Tehaleen A
Stenio
Mircratt
United Corp ' Art Westinghaige Lectere
N.Y
Curt Arle
Nat Gilgiy
Cseeneeee
Jasso Gas & Kleewie Alivs Survive Ae
PS. Stox Hloue Star Gas
West Pat Serv
Powls
Poletaki
Cavanaugh
Poleteki
Cavantaugh
Poleszki
Cavannish
Annette Santos
Nee Poletzki
Cavanatih
Lanuska
Shu Pulien
Grampled
Tepi
Gerstenfield
Yue Ib
Sereda
Gerstinfield
Lei
Gerslanfield
Leni
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Gorstenfield
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