Dr Barkley to Lead Court Battle Boost by F Dr Roosevelt
United States Washington July 16. President Roosevelts maneuvering on court reorganization triggers a Senate power shift. Albert W Barkley D Ky likely to win majority leadership if caucus supports him next week. His election would bolster New Deal prestige and Senate control.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Roosevilt
Lelieved
My Roosevelt Wisy Hai
Albert W. Burkley
Barkley
Senate
Pat Harrison
D. Miss
Corry Guardsmen Go Off For Two Week Camp
Corry's Company A to camp Indiantown Gap for two weeks starting Saturday. The 122th Infantry National Guard unit will train near Warren, Kin e and l ater enroute east. Officers and men listed include Captain W. S. Houghton and a large roster of sergeants corporals and privates with details on transfers and train departure.
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Indiantown Gap
Corry
2Th Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Simaier Eathpend
Waren
Kine
Ater
Watt
W. S. Houghton
Litus
Robert B. Brown
Guy Abbey
Frank J. Debury
Bowl O. Mountain
Ceci Ross
Walter W. Bears
Milford A. Webster
Wilfred Mountain
Richard Mountain
Lytfard Ghase
Thomas Roelofs
Robert Triske
Winfield Williams
Robert Brigham
Albert Swiderski
Joseph Hasbrouck
Gene Phillips
Steve Cronostaj
Clarence Blutelineson
Marlon W. Jigtsl
Oliver Jones
Robert Lamona
Flugsel Lord
Raymon Lice
Joseph Mallick
Glover Milnh
Chores Parker
James Phillips
Fred Prather
Robert Stingley
Francis Ross
Charles Rourke
Charles Schiltz
Fred Schultz
Wesley
Seamens
Melvisi P. Stoddard
Raymend Tarr
Lorin ‘Turner
James Upperman
Milford H. Watson
Henry Wille
Ellsworth Woodard
Ernest Wright
Kennedy Wins Soap Box Derby Triumph Amid Injury
Charles Kennedy drove a white and blue streamliner to win the 1937 Soap Box Derby on South Center Street Hill, beating 1936 champ Lawrence Eckman. Kennedy rode with an injured brake failure in his first run, thrilling about 300 spectators as John Rouse and Bill Miller failed to match his speed. Several entrants were disqualified under stricter rules as four cars raced and others were entered. A weather outlook called for showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and Saturday.
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Charles Kennedy
Kennedy
Bekman
Child Hit By Auto Injures SixYearOld Sam Wilcox
Six year old Sam Wilcox of Frank and Frank Wilcox, R D 3 Boring Creek, was struck by a car about three miles from Spring Creek on Oil Creek road. Tony Paloney of Spring Creek drove the car. The child darted into the road and suffered a bad fracture. He was admitted to Corry hospital shortly before 3 PM.
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Gueuyn Wilcox
Sam
Frank Wilcos
Boring Creek
Sus Litte
Spring Creek
Oil Creek Road
Tony Paloney
Corry Hospital
Russians Plan Third Flight Over Polar Route From Moscow to California
United Press reports Soviet aviation plans a third transpolar flight following two successful long-range missions. Sigismund Tevantevsiy, dubbed the Russian Lindbergh, will lead a four-motored plane on a Moscow to California flight with a refueling stop in Alaska.
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United Press
Los Angieles
Calif
Soviet Aviation
Moscow
California
Moscow-San Jacinta
Los Armeles
Sigismund Tevantevsiy
Lindbergh
Stanley Shumovsky
United States Aviation
Bevernmins
Alaska
Earhart Hunt Proves Futile in Pacific Search
Honolulu July 16 Navy planes search the equatorial waves for Amelia Earhart and navigator Frederick Noonan who disappeared July 2 After three days 40 to 300 planes combed about 10 000 square miles around Howland Island The Lexington carrier joined a large air and sea effort in a futile hunt continuing despite efforts to locate the missing aviators.
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United Press
Honolulu
Navy
Amelia Harhart
Frederick J. Noonan
Padgewean
Howland Tylayd
Concord Voters Register Again Today
Concord township voters have another chance to register today as Erie county’s summer enrollment continues. Other registration days listed are Thursday, July 22, and Saturday, August 7, required for Fall primary and general election participation.
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Concord Township
Erie County
Providence Doctor murdered in home shooting mystery
Dr. George W. Webster, a Homeopathic hospital obstetrician, was fatally shot at his residence. He died at a hospital without naming his assailant. Deputy Police Superintendent James J. Cusick said he could not obtain details before the doctor died. Police urged anyone with information to come forward.
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Providence
United Press
George W. Webster
Homeopathic Hospital
James J. Cusick
Willster
Texas desperadoes free heir of millionaire hostage in cross state escape
Three Texas convicts seized a hostage, the 25 year old son of a wealthy magnate, and fled toward the Kansas line. The Yale student Baird Markham was held for seven hours before release. Authorities name the felons as Naxtler, Deilley, and Bandiy, with accomplices in Southweats region. The escape involves car thefts and a cross state chase as police pursue the group.
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Macnaugty
Ulted
Ssapuilipa
Okra
Texas Atte Firison Farm
Kansas
Baird Markham
Yale University
American Pétroleli Institute
Enzoyen
Texas
Bankmary
Dred Thnislor
Chartey Chapman
Millionaire Woman Escape From Prison Farm Ambush
A gang abducted a millionaire woman from the Texas prison farm near Pasthum. Markham was captured by gunmen near Ada three miles away. The convicts fled with the car, hiding to avoid alarm, keeping the hostage for hours while planning escape.
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Pasthum
Markham
Incoherent OCR shows names and places tangled text
Fragmentary lines mention many proper nouns such as towns and officials but lack a coherent event or story. No clear subject, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
Major battle near Hopei province signals new clash
United Press dispatches from Nanking and Tokyo report four Chiang Kai-Shek divisions massed in Hopei ready for major fighting within 24 hours. Concurrently Japan seeks to reinforce North China with 100000 troops as tensions rise along the Peiping Tientsin corridor.
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Peiping
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hopei
United Press
Nanking
Japan
China
Tokyo
Commerce Ministry
War
Hichow-Sianfu
Peiping-Tientsin
Grand Valley Picnic Plans Stir Local Interest
Large crowds from Corry and nearby areas expected for the 38th annual Grand Valley picnic in Snyder's Grove, two miles north of the borough, on Wednesday August 4. The event features 1 p.m. platform exercises hosted by Henry H. Bussell with music by the I C C F Home band of Meadville and an address by Robert H. Miller, Rotary official and former Titusville M G C A leader. Miller returns from Rotary International in Paris and may deliver a notable talk. Dancing will run afternoon and evening with the Arab Roberta orchestra of Warren providing music under the direction of the Grand Valley manager.
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Corry
Grand Valley
Snyder's Grove
Henry H. Bussell
Warren
Meadville
Robert H
New York Loan Shark Killers Claim Another Victim
In Brooklyn a burned car near Curuisle section yielded a second body within 24 hours, linked to the loan share trade. Police say the victim, unnamed, may have resisted extortion or failed to pay demanded interest. Dozens of groups operate with hired thugs and assassins in this illicit lending network.
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United Press
New York
Youle
Puttell
Hhe
Curuisle
Brooklyn
Sam Silverman
Silverman
Funts Pachele
Ammonia Tank Blast Kills Two Children in Mechanicsburg
In Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania a deadly ammonia tank explosion at a local plant injures several, killing Grace Moyer aged 13 and Catherine aged 4. Their mother and father, Joseph App and others, remain hospitalized with severe burns while workers and bystanders suffer smoke injuries.
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Ey Wee
Michanicsburg
Grace Moyer
Aminvitle Tex
Catherine
Gauziiters
Jeseph Appi Mechanicsburg
Charles ‘Simmons
Warren County District Attorney Race Begins Soon
The article notes J. d Goldstein as a Republican candidate for Warren County District Attorney, with G Scot Smith and Henry Nichiicon also entering the race. Incumbent LG Raddy hints at seeking reelection as Democrats prepare for a close contest amid high county registration numbers.
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J. d Goldstein
Warren g|Inrnay
Ornay
Warren County
Mx Goldstein
G. Scot Smith
Af Kane
Henry Nichiicon
Tts
Raddy
Will Mioses
Earle to Take Europe Vacation Beginning July 28
Gov. George H. Earle plans a monthlong European vacation starting July 28 aboard the steamer Washington for the Atlantic crossing. He will be joined by Mrs. Earle and brotherinlaw Victor Mather of Philadelphia. They will visit diplomats William Bullitt in France, Anthony Drexel Biddle in Poland, and John Cudahy in Ireland, and travel to Vienna where Barlé previously served as a U.S. minister.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Seorge H. Earre
New York
Washington
United Press Today
Earle
London
Victor Mather
Philadelphia
Barle
William Bullitt
France
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Poland
John Cudahay
Ireland
Vienna
Barlé
Ant S. Mindater
Twenty Bodies Taken From Wrecked Mine
A coal mine disaster leaves twenty bodies recovered after two explosions. Witnesses report a dull blast and a gust of wind before a second collapse. Miner Wesley Bond recalls crawling through water and binding a shirt over his mouth to survive. Workers suspect dust or gas ignited by a lamp as rescue efforts continue.
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Iied
Ulltvan
Tih
Twen
Firmilica
Lhe Tech
Hames
Vhs
Curaner
Taylor
Toon
Ludlay
Wesley Bond
Wubbel
Bond
Boni
Uneshafta
Vesilia
Fred McCabe
Modern apartment aims to cut rents under FDR plan
A $2,500,000 modern apartment project on the capital's outskirts draws President Roosevelt's personal interest as he plans to inspect it as part of a national housing survey. The three to six room flats for 178 families would rent from 52 to 16 dollars monthly, offering relatively low rates in high rent Washington. Built by Union Central Life Insurance Co., the project signals a federal effort to ease middle-income housing costs nationwide.
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Sy Unitedress
Washington
National Capital
Roosevelt
Union Central Lite Insurance Co
Final Rites Marked by President and Dignitaries
Historic service in Washington honors a fallen leader as the President and other dignitaries attend the final rites. The ceremony reflects national mourning, with expressions of gratitude and solemn pledges from officials and the public. The crowd pays tribute as the coffin lies in state and a nation contemplates the loss.
Flames menace Atlantic City in blast report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fire or explosion in Atlantic City New Jersey with mentions of flames, firefighting response, and tanks used for supplying something. multiple blasts and casualties implied though details are garbled. Names, exact locations, and dates are unreadable in the text.
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Atlantic Gay
Tay
Atlane City
Genuinlalian
Wrs
Buiaud
Clipper And British Boat Complete Hops
Pan American Airways Clipper TI and the British flying boat Caledonia finished a round trip as part of experimental trans Atlantic service. Clipper TI landed at Botwood Newfoundland at 6 49 p m EDT after flying from Foynes Ireland in 16 hours 43 minutes. The Caledonia arrived at Foynes after a flight from Botwood Newfoundland. The ships passed en route.
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United Pres
SW York
Pan American Airways
Caledonia
Botwood
Newfourthland
Foynes
Irish Free State
BobWwood
Injuries Fatal Brief: Woman Dies of Blood Infection
Miss Margaret Campbell, 44, suffered a simple fracture of the right leg when thrown from a saddle horse, but died last night from a blood infection.
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Briege
Margaret Campbell
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