Fragmented OCR reflects 1930s press notes on Germany and headlines
The readable text mixes city directory snippets, AP attribution notes, postal rates, and a ten year retrospective on Hitler from January 1937 to March 1939. It outlines Allied war guilt, German rearmament, and territorial expansions leading to World War II, with references to Austria, the Sudetenland, and Poland.
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Hitler
Germany
Reichstag
Third Reich
Rhineland
Austria
Grebhosioyakda
Poland
Forecast of 1945 46 influenza epidemic probabilities
In late 1944 US health and military experts assessed the odds of a winter influenza outbreak. Army doctors cited a likelihood near 2 to 1 against an epidemic in 1945-46, with a warning that a later winter remained possible. Research linked past world epidemics to the forecast amid wartime health studies.
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Washington
Army
Kalathie
Michigan
Erie Railroad builds permanent bridge over underground structure at Columbus
The Erie Railroad continues extensive construction in Columbus as it undertakes a permanent bridge over the underground structure for its two tracks. The eastbound track work is well advanced and likely to be completed next week. Mrs. Adelaide M Owen, 8, died last night at her daughter’s home on Lemon Street after migrating from Westfield, N. Y. The OFS Club enjoyed a pleasant evening with cards and lunch hosted by Mrs. Oscar Colburn. Corry Motor Club announces a travel accident policy with memberships this year to attract new members. Catholic Daughters of America and guests had a dinner in Knights of Columbus rooms followed by cards and social time.
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W. Mth St
New York
Gan Square
Chicago
Jane &E Bond
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republicno
GeWs
Corry
Erie Railroad
Columbus
Railroad
Adelaide M Owen
J. B. ‘Young
Lemon Street
OFS Club
Oscar Colburn
North
Center Street
Corry Motor Club
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Internal Combustion Engine and Disease Spread
The article argues that rapid transport speeds like airplanes extend disease spread, with yellow fever and malaria highlighted. It emphasizes that infection can travel via infected people or insects, and calls for international sanitary control of aircraft, airfields, crews, and passengers to curb spread.
Public health view on 1919 influenza effort
The speaker recalls 1919 contingents when Congress allocated 1 million dollars to fight the flu. The US Public Health Service said suppressing the spread with then knowledge was futile. The remark frames today’s preparedness relative to that era.
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Congress
United States Public Health Service
Engine Trouble Causes B-29 Crash Near Albuquerque
Engine trouble is cited as the probable cause of a B-29 crash at Kirtland Field, killing 11 and injuring one survivor. The aircraft, carrying secret equipment, climbed briefly before crashing in a gully south of the main runway. Capt. Robert F. Bledsoe, 97, was among the dead. one crewman survived, rescued by GI firefighters.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Kirtland Field
Cpl
Tsabél Guzman
Laredo
Tex
Eldon
Hawkins
Oxnard
Calif
Perry M. Hoisington
Kirtland
Robert F. Bledsoe
el Paso
Bledsoe
20Th Bomber Command
India
China
Japan
Questioned quiz prompts from a mixed up page
A jumble of trivia questions asks about the Gota Canal location in a northern European country its origin oil made from hempseed and other seeds the Belgian king during World War I Trygve Lie as UN Secretary General the former capital of a Southeast Asian republic Gandhi's first name a correction of gender terms in armed forces a 79th Congress tax and labor law the purpose of papyrus in ancient Egypt and Greece and a Shakespeare quotation about a head wearing a crown
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Gota Canal
Belgium
Trygve Lie
Ighat
Republic of Southeast Asia
Mahhatma Gandhi
Tafollette-Monroney
Shakesepare
Capone Arrest Story Recalls Olean Encounter
The 28 year old memory of Capone’s arrest in Olean is recounted by William M. Barnick, a dairyman and former plainclothes officer. Barnick says Capone, en route from New York to Chicago, went quietly to the station after a call about a fight at a North Union street room building.
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Olean
al Capone
William M. Barnick
Prince Street
Capone
New York
Chicago
Brewery Union Official Dies After Own Action Fall
Pittsburgh on January 28 Frea W Lightensheld 63 secretary of Local 9 10 Brewery Workers Union was killed last night by a fall from the roof of his three story home to a concrete rear area homicide Detective Joseph OMara said family and friends said he had been worried about the 112 day old brewery jurisdictional dispute and about a car accident in which a friend's wife was killed
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Associated Press
Purge List Will Remove 15,969 Voters in County
Commissioner Dell Darling announced that 15,969 voters in Exto city and county face removal from registration lists if they do not respond by February 6. About 10,607 are in the city and 4,701 in county townships, plus 661 in Corry. Postcards notify status.
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Erid
Dell Darling
County Board of Elections
Corry
Darling
Primary Ballot Eligibility and Registration urged
The article notes about 62,003 people eligible to vote in the upcoming primary with registrations due 50 days prior. Commissioner Darling urges swift return of registration cards as there may be little time to re-register before the primary.
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Ageln
Darling
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Admiral
Motorola
DELCO
Davis Radio Lab
U.S
California
Swieansing
Orchard Park Catsup
Royal Manor
Hamburg
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Brewery Union
American Greetings
Valentines
Washington ST
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Bat. Cherry
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