Warren Hosts 120 Students at Band Festival
Warren, Pa. hosts 120 students for three day Northwest District Band Festival of the Pennsylvania State Music Association. Students from Albion, Conneaut Lake, Corry, Edinboro, Erie East, Youngsville and others travel to Beaty School auditorium for two concerts after Thursday rehearsals.
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Warren
Bennsylvania State
Beaty School
Albion
Gumnbridge Springs
Conneaut Lake
Corry
Cranberry Township
Erle East
Edinboro
Lawrence Park
McKead
Millcreek
Oi City
Rockdale
Suegertown
Sheffield
Springhave
Strong Vincent
Union’ City
Waterford
Youngsville
Gemsbok adaptation noted in arid habitats
The gemsbok, a large South African antelope, survives in dry lands by deriving moisture from succulent bulbous plants rather than drinking water. It feeds on such plants to meet its hydration needs.
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Fleach
Budget Balanced Sans Hire In Erie County
Erie July 6 County officials announced the 1943 budget is balanced with a sever mill tax rate and provision to issue 40000 in bonds for airport improvement. Commissioners said the budget ends tax hike speculation and outlines county share for the 702000 Port Eye improvement program with final approval and tax rates to be set before February 15.
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Erie
Cuil
North East Man Admits Burglary in Erie Night Crime
Kenneth Prindle 41 of 65 East Main Street North East pleaded guilty to attempting to burglarize the Talo jan War Veterans Association club at 1805 Chestnut Street. Held for February grand jury without bail by Alderman George Brabender. Recommitted to Erie County Prison after alarm trap and break‑in Friday night.
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North East
Erie Erie
Kenneth Prindle
East Main Street
Talojan War Veterans’ Association Club
Chestnut” Street
George Brabender
Prindle
Erle County Prison
Bridge Building and Repair Plan for MARRINGBURG
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways plans a bridge program for the next fiscal year starting June 1. About 120 bridges across engineering districts will be repaired or rebuilt with roughly 3 million dollars. Maintenance crews will handle about a third, with remaining work via contract. Several rural route bridges slated for replacement include eight covered wooden structures.
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Marrigburg
Jay
Kpdebré
Pennsylvania
Delaware Leads in Income Regionally Narrowed by DC
Delaware shows the highest per capita income among surrounding states but is surpassed by the District of Columbia. The comparison highlights income disparities between smaller states and the capital district.
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Delaware
District of Columbia
Reluctant reunion sparks a hidden family ruse
In a Paris hotel, Gabrielle di Fleury reveals herself to Laurel as a forged relative. Jean orchestrates the ruse to protect Rupert from family scandal while Laurel battles shock and fear that the truth could ruin their household.
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Gaby
Ruperts Right
Ufigent
Jean Pated
Laurel
Lide
Jean
Rupert
Rupert Darling
Tean
Ripert
Mademoiselle Gabrielle di Higary
Hee
Gabrielle de Petey
Gabrielle de Pleuey
Gary
Levender
per‘Bape
Lene de Fleury
Chateau de Fleury
Sen
Civilians Trained in Fire Fighting Plan Announced
A city plan to train civilians in fire fighting was announced to augment the regular fire department. The safety director said 110 city firemen would be involved, with daytime and nighttime meetings held at city hall to discuss the defense role and precautions.
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Pena
Gaiety
Cleukor
Joseph C. Martih
National
Martin
City Hall
Eric
Impariament & Key Defense
Man in Erie Cut in Brawl Receives 106 Stitches
Erie report says Ernest Stevens, 41, required 106 stitches for face and body wounds after a brawl with Norman Saunders, 16. Stevens hospitalized in Hemet. Saunders arrested by detectives Donahue and Barber six hours later and held in jail.
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Erie
Ernest Stevens
Norman Saunders
Roy J. Mong
Stevens
Hemet’'hospital
Salmnders
William Donahue
George Barber
Alty Jat
Rush to Build 41 Submarines for U S Navy
Groton and New London race to support the Navy as the Electric Boat Company expands a 50 acre facility to produce 41 submarines. The plant adds seven new shipways, 30 major tools, and a 160 apprentice program as progress targets a March 1942 delivery.
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Amuotaies Pres Groton
Groton
New London
Elec
Arte Boat Co
Sam
Bub
Dowyaco
Murvey
Electric Font Company
Vie Navy
Marc
Ben
Roosevelt
Navy
Tragedy in Grove City as Man Dies After Tree Fall
Claude Allen, 30, of Wesley Venango County, was crushed Tuesday when a tree toppled during chopping work with his father Charles Allen. He died in a Grove City hospital.
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Grove City
Claude, Allen
Wesley Venango County
Charles Allen
Sheffield Girl to Return From Vienna
Miss Luda Miller Morold, a Sheffield student, has been studying medicine at the University of Vienna under a German government order. She will return this fall and may continue her studies through December, after being sent to Ljubljana, Yugoslavia.
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Gaby
Laurel
Etienne de Fleury
Sho
Chateau de Fleury
Jean
Tesa
Sime
Gabrielle
Rupert
Caurel
Saree
Houras
Amarics
Darling
Etienne de Pleary
Derling
Auvere
Sorbonne
Paris
Anyonelse
Sheffield
Vienna
Sreppiend
Jim
Vinnaet Murata
Br. Ly
Lhe
Ludamiller Morold
Tove Yethre
University of Vienna
Refi
Man Sentenced for Fatal Shooting of Neighbor in August
Ray Hellevente, Garheld Gardner, and a 90-year-old tuner were sentenced today for the fatal shooting of Mys dane Miller, a neighbor, at her home in Edendi Taat August. Gardner pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Judge Tyan Wall after a hearing determining penalty.
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Hellevonte
Ray Jun
Garheld Gardner
Helen
Ftal Shoatshie
Mys
Dane Milier
Edendi Taat
Gardner
Fragmented notice yields brief historical item
The readable text shows a fragmentary line likely from a historical war note. Names, dates, or places are unclear, limiting precise identification or context.
Fragmentary OCR Letter Mentions Britain’s Naval Bay Transport
A partial OCR fragment references Britain and a naval transport ship linked to a war context. The text is unreadable and lacks clear names, dates, or results to confirm a specific event.
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Britain
Remadi Building Plans Advance After Restaurant Move
fragmentary text notes ongoing work at a surviving building site formerly housing a store and restaurant. Dick Ludtigen is referenced with preliminary plans for renovations expected to start soon, with contracts and rents noted as part of the project at the location formerly known as a store and restaurant space.
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Remadi
Worlew
Remo
Traction & A
Ax Restauran
Dick Ludtigen
Img
Emerly
Wit Arel
Pons Pro
Fragmented Local Item From Historic Page
OCR fragment mentions people and places but lacks coherent details. readable pieces include names and locations without a clear event or date. Summary provides the most concrete entities available while noting the damaged text.
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Beaty
Puouevooun
Rome
Acrean
Seirigbe
Efas Sons
Dewitt's
Fitch
Mien
Vita
Insteuchars
Rush
U.S. Navy
Penn
Portugal
New York
Marcle
Univy
Pennsylviaia
Orford
Ward Price
Bors
Faminus
Slues & To
Moticis
Montgomery Ward
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