Attempted entry at Cohen Filling Station thwarted
Two men tried to force entry at Cohen Filling Station on West Washington Street at 1 14 this morning. Ross A. Meat noticed their suspicious movements from his auto and frightened them away as they fled through nearby yards. Police searched the area but found only a meagre description and no arrests. Investigators believe the intruders aimed to forge a plan to gain entry, possibly with a duplicate key.
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Cohen Pillg
West Washington Street
Pieloek
Ross A. Meat
Wright Street
Nospasamy
Brown
Rippersbury
Flannigan
Tate
Windstorm damages John Brown picnic grove and farms
Severe storm or tornado struck near New Richmond Sunday afternoon, injuring a man and damaging multiple farms. Trees were snapped in the John Brown grove while Lupher and Green properties suffered roof loss and material damage. total losses run into hundreds of dollars.
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John Brown
John Brown Association
Meadville
Stern
Toyen- 1
Richmond Township
Charles Green
New Richmond
Tesina
New Richmonst Anu
Lupher
Green
Tae Grove
John C. Lupher
Biennion Thom
Lupier
Wis
Plenié
Tren
Daniae
Boosted Fees Sought for Motor Trucks Under Penn Plan
United Press reports Representative Charles Staudenmeier of Schuylkill introduces three bills to raise truck and trailer fees, cap vehicle lengths, and curb highway weights in Pennsylvania. He says the bills have support from railroads, railroaders, and the United Mine Workers of America, with aims to reduce tax evasion and regulate trucks operated by nonresidents, targeting coal from the anthracite region.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Charles Stuudemmeter
Schuylkill
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Staudenmeier
Planne
Tol
Pennsylvasia
Siaedenmyier
Bata rises from small shop to European industrial titan
The article traces Bata a shoe magnate expanding from a modest shop to owning about 2,000 stores in Czechoslovakia and hundreds more across Europe and beyond. It notes his role in modernizing European footwear output and plans to extend further in the United States including Chicago area stores. It also briefly mentions World War era ties and the growth of his empire amid wartime shifts.
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Europe
Abe
Henry Forts
Bata
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School nurse Eva Kepler performs 522 home calls
A 1991-92 report to the Board of Education outlines Eva Kepler’s school nurse work, noting 522 home calls, 622 total calls, 40 hospital calls, 174 school visits, 411 classrooms inspected, 14 sanitary checks, 77 talks, 139 treatments and dressings, 557 pupil examinations, 102 dental appointments, 11 tonsil removals, and 18 eyewear fittings with Children’s Aid support.
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Eva Kepler
Board of Education
Ralph
Dewey
Kepler
Corry Relief Fund
Corry Hospital
Erie Academy High grad wins Pa scholarship
Donald Carlson of Erie Academy High won the state scholarship for ten years at any Pennsylvania college or university approved by the College and University Council, announced by the Department of Public Instruction. Examinations in May tested 2278 students from 172 public and 84 private schools across the state.
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Donald Carlson
Erie Academy High
Pennsylvania
College and University Council
Department of Public Instruction
Corry High
Allegheny
Luzerne
Philadelphia
Sidney Alexander
Forest City High School
Susquehanna County
Crawford County
Frank Hawchore
Cambridge Springs High
Erie County
McKean County
Harriet Kymer
Mt Jewett
Mercer County
Herbert Nye
Sharon High
Vendago County
William Crosby
Oil City High
Warren County
Louise Lind
Warren High
Heir to Reynolds Fortune Hinges on Posthumous Child
In Smore Maryland July 1 report the Reynolds tobacco fortune faces a possible posthumous heir as Libby Holman Reynolds, widow of Reynolds, may become mother to a child born heir to 7.5 million dollars. Coroner’s jury notes mystery around the husband’s death and the unborn child’s status under North Carolina law.
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United Press
Smore
Reynolds
Wis
Sireynolds
Libby Holman Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds
Albert Walker
Chamberlain denies return to gold standard in Commons
Neville Chamberlain told George Lansbury in the House of Commons that there is no intention by the government to return Britain to the gold standard. He said there is no plan for an immediate move and no decision to restore the gold standard in the foreseeable future.
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United Press
London
Neville Chamberlain
Exchequer
George Lansbury
House of Commons
Chee Lane
Ringling Dying from Poisoning Loses Both Legs
New York July 12 John Ringling last of the Ringling brothers who for a quarter century dominated the circus business of North America is critically ill at a private hospital and both legs have been amputated. He is said to be suffering some form of lead poisoning. Born near Baraboo Wisconsin, his family began as a small show and grew into a dominant circus empire with the Ringling Brothers name.
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New York
John Ring- Ing
Sewn Brothers
North America
Seagate
N. J
Ringling
Baraboo
Wis
August Rungeling
Hanover
Germany
John Ringims
Will
Otto
Alf
Charley
Gus
Henry
McGregor Island
Mississippi
Ringling Brothers
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Clasale
Yankee Robinson
Denar
Me Mountaine of the Muni final page fragment
A partial OCR fragment references a final round and two individuals, with unclear names. The readable bits mention a final and possible participants, but concrete details, places, dates, or outcomes remain unreadable.
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Velivard
Jake
Board urges moratorium on school fund payments
Corry School District would save about $2,700 for 1982 83 if a moratorium on School Employees Retirement Fund payments is enacted by the State Legislature. The Board of Education voted to urge action and to support a package of bills debated in a special session affecting districts statewide including loans for salaries and tax payment provisions.
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Corry
Schoo
Board of Education
Everting
Voten
John 7
Tastto
Supt. of
Ralph S. Dewey
General Assembly
State Council of Education
Sciota Social To Feature Play And Music
Sciota aid to hold a free will offering social at the Sciota church on Thursday evening July 14. The program includes music readings and the play How the Story Grew conducted by Mrs EB Simmons with a list of readers and performers. Lunch will be served and a free will offering taken.
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Sciota
Aia
EB. L. Simmons
Course To Abolish Special Funds In State Schools
An act to abolish special funds including the State School Fund and to provide for the transfer to the general fund of all moneys currently directed to such special funds. The measure targets elementary school teachers by removing designated allocations and consolidating finances.
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Acto
Two Extortionists Arrested In North Shore Trap
Chicago police nabbed two alleged extortionists who walked into a trap at a north shore showplace estate after demanding fifty thousand dollars and threatening to kidnap a two year old girl.
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Rress Ghicago
North Shore
Play at Spring Creek Benefit at Federated Church
A home talent play titled Xammie Jon Son's Job will be given at the Federated Church in Spring Creek on Thursday evening July 1 under the Ladies Aid Society. The program features a cast of Columbus residents and was recently staged there with good reception. Public invited.
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Xammie Jonson
Federated Church
Spring Creek
Benasii
Spring Creek Church
Ladies Aid Society
Columbus
Spring Creek Grange Notes and Local Visits Abridged
A fragmentary notice notes Mrs. Leon Ayer visiting relatives and Robert Ayers ten days in Erle. Families from Carry A. D. Manley and others attended a gathering June 26 with relatives and friends. July 4 gatherings at Bates home included Mrs. Lowe Picci and others. State College extension office demo drew attendees to the farm. Members discuss meeting arrangements at Whiteley and Spring Creek. Emma and Minerva attended, John Bell suffered, and a Grange chapter planning for a 23rd open meeting with speeches and readings.
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West Spring
Leon Ayer
Robert Ayer
Erle
Philadel
Belden
M Bates
Sell
Alph Lowe
T Picci
Dale
Mir
Manley
Boarbake
Porter
Lottsvil
Carry
Mary P
Whiteley
Mts
Eimma
Spring Creek
Minerva
John Bell
Finma
Christing Belden
Stal Bisaman
Isi
Legislatiy
Suppar
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Walker Desiean
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