Fragmented OCR Newsnote on Ration Rolls and Personnel
Incomplete text mentions rations and rolls with names like Jane Ward and Richard. Context unclear due to damaged OCR. key terms include ration, day, sign, and home events. Further readable details insufficient to identify a clear incident, date, or location.
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Riewines
Ibottom
Meda
Conehomer
Wari
Jane Ward
Vanced
Local residents travel for church meeting and funeral services
E A Hook and others travel to Dunkirk for an Independent Baptist Association meeting where Rev B A Hook will speak. Families attend funeral services in Pittsburgh and Jamestown for relatives. numerous residents visit Erie Salamanca Corry and Meadvill e for work and family obligations amid a weekend of travel and ceremonies.
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Hey. E. A. Hook
Jennie Raniglink
Charles Mijer
Dunkirk
In-dependient Baptist Association
B.A. Hook
Coletti
Burkhardt
Ruth
Taylor
Catherine van Tassel
Finboro State ‘Vouchers College
Frank Parry
Girardville
Mgr
Joe Perry
Alph Saraceno
Caraiel
Roy Torrente
Hopewell
Ellrney Grasciit
Charles Joy
Youngstown
Joy
Pred
Edwards
Jamestown
A. N. Ghriifinch
James|s
F. Bliss
Daytona
Biles
TC 'Thomas
Meadville
Thomas
P.M
One of Man's Worst Anvils One of Man's Worst Debils
Fragmentary OCR note reflects a misread line about a habit of judging and a nun. Despite garbled phrasing, it hints at a moral proverb describing a man’s faults and judgments within a religious or cautionary context.
Midses Gen Mite Clarence Chesterfield Howerton Born
Clarence Chesterfield Howerton born in Salem Oregon in 1900 grew to 2 feet 2 inches tall known as Gen Mite a famed miniature figure in regional entertainment born 1900 in Salem Oregon and measured 2 feet 2 inches.
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Maj. Mite
Clarence Chesterfield Howerton
Salem
Oregon
Washington P T A Meeting Details Note
The Washington P T A held its meeting in room No 4 on a Friday afternoon with the regular business session. It voted to give the P. A. County Council $2.00. Rev. B A Hook spoke on chin Training and piano music was supplied by Miss Sullivan. Mrs. Elmer Westley and her committee served refreshments.
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Washington
State aid pursuit and hospital funding debate across cities
The report outlines requests for 50 million state aid to Penwa schools and continued funding for 44 city projects including Scranton Pittsburgh and Philadelphia street maintenance. Interest grows in an 8 million appropriation for free school books. Bills seek funds for medical facilities, animals indemnity, tuberculosis sanatoriums and hospital improvements across Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other towns, with varied allocations to numerous hospitals and institutions.
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Philadelpia
Albert L. O'Connor
Cambria
House
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Philadelphia
School of Mineral Industries
Pennsylvania State College
State Cattage
Department of Agriculture
Bang
Adrian Hospital Association
Pumxsutawney
Miners’ Hospital of
Northern Cambria
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Henry Clay Frick Memorial Hospital
ME. Pleasant
Brarddoste General Hospital
Bracdoele
Mercy
Ospital Altoona
Uniontown Hospital
Youth sought in boy's death after ten year old vanishes
Pittsburgh area report of the murder case involving Steve Kotuly, 10, missing since December 5, found with a .22 wound near Berchview. Suspect Henry Chewhelman, 16, fled to West Virginia, police track him. grandfather Henry Oberhelman, 51, questioned and released.
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Howe
United Press
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West Virgina
Henry Chewhelman
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Steve Kotuly
Wissing
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Steve
Oberhelmman
Stave
Oberhelman
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Exhaust clues to kidnap case in Tacoma text
In Tacoma Washington investigators and agents admit exhaust of clues in the Charles Mattson kidnapping case with no result. Officials hope the $11,000 reward may lure the kidnapper to reveal identity and whereabouts. A general description notes fingerprints were not obtained according to E J Connelly, a federal agent.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tun
Feiler A
Charles Mattson
E. J Connelly
MBS
Sewer System Reaches Capacity After Rain Threat
Street Commissioner Kaar Lur vington reported the weather eased flood fears as the Seneca Street intake was taxed to capacity again yesterday. Harrington and a team labored for hours to keep the intake clear and prevent sewer overflow.
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Kaar Lurvington
Seneca Street
Harrington
Pennsylvania's unemployed seek public works to end despair
The article argues that workers in Pennsylvania face long unemployment as automation and downturns reduce private jobs. It urges government action to fund public works projects such as roads schools hospitals and sewerage to provide employment, arguing long term costs are lower than ongoing private hardship. It emphasizes wealth inequality as a key cause and proposes temporary tax increases to finance reserve funds for public works.
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P Wililon
Pennsylvania
Soho
JYPA
Wuitdiys Cénistei
Pnaby
Huaelt
Dal Transportation
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Tygh
Three Canadian Quadruplets Die Amid Hospital Transfer
A multiday tragedy reports three of Canadian quadruplets dying after a hospital transfer crash. In a slippery highway skid, an ambulance and a plow impact severely injuring the driver Maurice Beauly and nurse Jeanne Talbot. The surviving infant remains in critical condition as doctors describe the child’s condition as fragile and unstable.
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Maurice Beauly
Jeanne Talbot
Market Gossips Signal Cautious Trading Tone
Market observers note heavy industries lead gains and suggest a cautious approach to long term commitments. Westinghouse Electric and General Motors post notable upticks as utilities and construction demand buoy shares. A new simple chart from Young Management aims to simplify corporate and surplus tax calculations pending possible legislation.
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Young Management Corporation
Steel, Electric Shares Lead Stocks Rally in New York
Westinghouse Electric led a broad market surge with high gains and several steel stocks hitting new peaks since 1931. U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Westinghouse rose strongly, while multiple major issues such as General Electric General Motors and International Nickel showed firm or improved values amid the rally in regular trading.
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New York
Jai
Steel Sharce Am
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U.S Steel
Bethlehem
U. BS. Steel
Anil Dts
Anavini
Agai
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C&o
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General Electric
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National Daily
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Otis Steed
Packard
Paramount
Woolworth
Youngstown
Curb
Arkansdd Gas
Ee BP Acco
Asso Gas
Servier Ice
McGarn Rail
Bathtub Slayer Dies for Crime at Sing Sing
John Timrenza, 25, was executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing for the bathtub murder of Nancy Evans Titterton, author, in New York last Good Friday. He confessed to strangling her with an eight‑inch twine strand after attacking her in her bathtub.
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