Fragmentary OCR leads to unclear names and places
Words and names are garbled, yielding a jumble of references to people such as Mrs Harry Boland and Irma, plus scattered places like Fargo and Buffalo. The text presents no coherent event or identifiable news item to summarize beyond a disrupted list of possible names and affiliations.
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Harry Boland
Cady
Irma
S. Thenalati
Ealing
Namesis Binink
Clinton Nesday
Jonnichanft
Buffalo
Amerigoo
American among 262 killed as Rabaul volcano erupts
United Press report from Honolulu July 12 describes the volcanic eruption at Rabaul New Britain that left 262 dead including one American. Capt Olsen of the Matson freighter Golden Bear said the ship docked as ashes and pumice blanketed the harbor and town within 20 minutes, with dense darkness and a sulfurous smell. The American victim identified was radioman Victor Ster.
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Uay
United Press
Honolulu
Rabaul
New Britaian
Pervonia
Olsen
Matson
Golden Bear
Rahgul
Vulcan Island
Ruybanl
New Briain
Harbor
Victor Ster
Agrain
Mw Ben
Photographer Chased From Ford Riot Scene
Detroit July 12 United Press reports photographer Lufay testified he was forced to drive away at high speed to escape Ford plant employees pursuing him as he attempted to photo women members of the United Automobile Workers. He and his driver fled to a Melvindale police station seeking protection.
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United Press
Detroit
Lufay
elTurty
Mekiur Ak
Meloduly
Sialice
Arnold
Charles Gruindish
Stanley Peery
Michael Devin
Womey
United Automobile Workers of America
Theo Nich
Melvindale
Ucale
Emory Steel
Ford
Roosevelt vetoes bill to extend land bank loan rate
President Roosevelt sent a special message to the House vetoing a congressional bill to extend the three and one half percent interest rate on federal land bank loans. Chairman Jones of the House Agriculture Committee sought delay to consult his panel as a possible override debate looms.
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Ovama Press
Washington
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Mervin Jones
House Agriculture
Jones
Man Killed in Erie County Car Crash Near North Girard
ERIE Pa July 12 A weekend crash spree in the Erie area left one man dead and 46 others injured. Prank Wimoroski 21 of Conneaut Ohio was killed instantly when his car struck trees near North Girard just west of Erie. Walter Nowakozski 22 of Conneaut riding with Wimoroski sustained fatal injuries.
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United Press
Erie
Prank Wimoroski
Conneaut, C
North Girard
Hia
Walter Nowakozski
Conih
Winavosk
Beck Held for Two Erie Deaths Seeks Heat Victim Status
John J. Beck, 24, held for trial on fumigation related deaths of a mother and her 18 month old daughter, was found dead by his wife this morning. Preliminary examination cites heart attack possibly induced by worry and heat. Dr. W. G. Stroble ordered on Nutopay. Beck had fumigated the next door apartment to Mrs. Gertrude Hinck where the mother and child died.
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Arar
Mily
John J. Beck
Hisath
W. G. Stroble
Beck
Gertrude Hinck
Nancy
Three Negroes on Jury in Scottsboro Case
Decatur Alabama July 12 three Negroes were included in a pool of 100 prospective jurors sworn in today for the trial of Clarence Norva one of nine Negroes accused of assaulting two white women in the Scottsboro case which has attracted international attention.
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Fress Decatur
Ala
Tovay
Clarence Norva
Scottsboro
Former Edinboro athlete wounded in hunting incident
On July 12 Morgan, 25, a former Edinboro Teachers College athlete, was hospitalized in Buhl with a gunshot wound believed to be from a .22 rifle used during target practice. The incident occurred yesterday near Heark, as Morgan was shooting.
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United Press
Sharon
al Morgan
Edinboro Teachers College
Buhl Hospital
Heark
Morgan
Heat Wave Kills 335 Plus in July Across Regions
A harsh heat spell since July 7 has caused over 335 deaths from heat prostration drowning lightning and diseases across the nation. Metropolises like New York report the heaviest toll while other areas such as Ohio and Illinois see numerous fatalities and city weather records fall. Temperatures nationwide briefly reach the low to mid nineties with cooling showers later in the week easing the heat.
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Navan
America
O Mahoney and Robinson clash over court bill in Senate
Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney of Wyoming attacked the administration court bill and accused leadership of delaying action on judiciary measures. He charged rules blocked debate while Majority Leader Robinson defended Senate procedures as fair, arguing any senator may speak and no one, not even God, can force changes.
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United Press
Washington
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyo
Senate
O'Mahonty
Joseph Hobinson
Avie
Sendioy
Arkana Gas
War Department
Department
Servioes
O'Mahoney
Robinson
Wyoming
O'Mhoney
Two Pittsfield youths escape injury in auto overturn
Patrolman C W Inwin investigated a Sunday morning wreck near the overhead bridge at Columbus Pittsfield. Robert Young 19 drove a Chevrolet coupe belonging to Join Shetlhouse R D 1 of Pittsfield when the car left the road and overturned. Young suffered shock and bruises while Shellhouse had a facial cut with possible rib fractures. both youths fled scene before officers arrived.
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Columbus
Pittsfield
C. W. Inwin
Higuwrey Patrol
Cohmmibis
Tive
Robert Young
R. D
Shelthouse
Young
Shellhouse
Planes likely for Earhart search crisis with Britain
United States and Britain may join to protect interests amid undeclared war between China and Japan around Peiping. Eden signals willingness to intervene. Roosevelt against entanglement. Situation remains highly volatile with reports of Japanese operations and Chinese responses.
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United States
Britain
Eden
U. S
United Prams
China
Japan
Peiping
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Iylurnala
Roosevelts
Pohial
Federal operation of Reserve Banks sought
More than 100 of 827 Democratic House members back a bill for government ownership and operation of the 12 Federal Reserve banks. Led by Rep Patman the measure aims to buy stock in the system, extend rediscount privileges, and place reserve bank employees under civil service. A steering committee for the bill spans over 40 states as action appears possible this session.
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Edward W. Lewis
United Press
Washington
Democratic House
Armoric Au
Wright L. Patman
House
We Committee
Sana Jus
Uke Kessluyt Onl
Reserve System
Federal Reserve Huis
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Reserve Bank En Ployer
Eivil Service
Federal
Reat
Utilities Here Making Refund On All Deposits
Utilities here announce refunds on all deposits tied to local utility services. The move affects thousands of dollars in deposits from consumers with Pennsylvanian and allied firms, with checks prepared and distribution to begin promptly under a Public Utility Commission order.
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Utilities
Gas, Water and Electric Companies
Utility Commission
Domestia
Difcers
Pennsylvania
Uepoalla Cnade
Corry Wallen
Chiapany
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Tyess
Elestric Company
France to quit patrol Tuesday near Spanish frontier
Paris reports that Andre Charles Conbin French minister in London notified the British foreign office that France will withdraw the neutral observer facilities on the Spanish French frontier by tomorrow. The control, exercised by neutral agents since April 19, is to end at noon tomorrow.
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United Press
Paris
Dily
Andre Charles Conbin
London
France
Tomorow
Dorin
Beltish
Roscoe Ates Reports Theft of Violin Near Sharon
Roscoe Ates, stuttering film actor, told police in Sharon on July 12 that his violin and $250 worth of clothing were stolen from his car. The instrument was valued at $2,000.
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Sharon
Roscoe Ates
Two Men Die in Republic Steel Strike Riot
MASSILLON July 12 Two men were dead today in rioting at the gates of a Republic Steel plant as the National Guard patrolled to curb violence. Nick Maldos 45 was shot and died after being struck by a car. Silgeneio Catzada 10 died at City hospital after a head wound from a shooting.
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Massillon
Republic Steel Corporation
National Guardamen
Nick Maldos
Silgeneio Catzada
Legion Beauty Pageant at Rex This Evening
Legions sponsors a Miss pageant at the Rex Theatre at 9 tonight with Carmen Posh and Amer end Texiol representing the city. Contestants will be judged in evening gowns by judges sent by the American Legion as part of a state wide campaign to boost the Pennsylvania convention in York this summer. The winner will join the state pageant during the convention, with local business sponsors backing several city young ladies.
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Himer
Carmen Posh
Amer End Texiol
American Legion
Legion
Pennsylvania
York
Corry
Lexington Carrier Arrival Triggers Navy Manhunt
Bay United Press reports the Lexington aircraft carrier’s pending arrival prompts a swift naval withdrawal. Destroyers Cushing Lamson and Drayton depart San Diego to accompany the Lexington, refuel, and head toward San Francisco via Florida. Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred J. Noonan are missing after the flight.
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Bay United Press
Honolulu
Thi
Lexington
Navy
Coloudile
Amelie Barhurt
Fwiiaing
Sinew
Culorida
mid-Pacific
Two Deaths Attributed To Heat Wave In Minnesota
Two youths die during a Western Minnesota heat wave. A 15 year old from Cambridge Springs and a 1 year old from Tonesta were found unresponsive while near water. Rescue efforts failed. John Arthur Munson, 45, of Tonesta, dies in Clay hospital after heat related illness.
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Quinbrige Springs
Burton Bowland
Camrlege Springs
Pienal Creek
Volimteues
John Arthur Munson
Tonesta
Cley Hospital
Hix Heath
Gettysburg Coin to Be Given to Mussolini
Cuttensburg, Pa July 12 Commemorative coins for the 75th anniversary of the battle of Gettysburg may be presented to Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel of Italy. Frank Vittor of Pittsburgh, traveling in Italy, noted officials that arrangements for a formal presentation are being made. Loyalist troops have cut a path 10 miles wide and 40 miles long into Nationalist positions near Madrid, the general staff announced.
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United Press
Cuttysburg
Battle of
Gettysburg
Benito Mussolini
Victor Emmanual of
Thaly
Prenk Vittor
Pittsburgh
Italy
Madrid
Tat
Inland Steel truce threatened as picketing resumes
In Chicago Indiana only steel plant near Chicago had planned to reopen tomorrow after a brief truce. Workers tied to the Steel Workers Organizing Committee began picketing again in front of the large Harbor Mills plant, where 8,000 workers are employed. Key union and company leaders had appeared to reach a reopening agreement with Indiana Governor Townsend, but reports that no formal deal exists caused renewed labor action.
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Unites Press
Chicago
Ind
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Youngstown
Hai
Indiana ‘Harbor
Manly
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