Roaming round State police case stalls inquiries
A long, garbled bulletin notes State police work on a case, with posts about a North Center street merchant seeking a Washington street grocery site, electric lobby lighting, and plans for a large August 8 picnic. It mentions resumption of star route service to Spartansburg and Titusville, payroll delays at Pioneer Travel Company, scooter legality, retirements, and various local activities including a Buddy Players stay and a railroad excursion.
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North Center
Atraet
Dickering
Washington Street
Post Office
Gobrt
Howe
Spartansburg
Titusville
Pares! Post
Pioneer Travel Company
Misi
Dorothy Whiteley
Jaz
Alma Cunningham
San Antonio
Lone Star
Buddy Players
Union City
Jack
Jewell (Naylor) Ray
Findley Lake
Washington, D. C
Phil Miller
WAM
Cleveland
Norma
Bennett
Tenby Larson
Detroit
Mich
Chautauqua
Warren Hutcheson
Aggie
Bris Railroad
New York Yankees
Buty
Corry
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Forbes Field
Ross Mead
William Swan
John Plani
Gan
Lake Pleasant
Jack Plymouth-Dodge Paulson
Janes Devining Morsday
B. Porter
Louie Auer
Sing
Kellétéville
Itg Tionesta Dam
Irene Ketner
Cory
France
Italy
Republican City Committee
Karmieth Beardsley
Warren County Court
Offichra
Axi Fotnetth Barassi
Asilmhet Gotrroe
Vrsity Aimer
Volcén
Carnival games highlight local hustle and storm aftermath
Reading notes show Sher maft’s base hustle by home-town youths at the carnival, with pass catches near Columbia and a hinted incident at a shop. The city plans to rebuild a Mal street tennis court after storm sewer work, and Chaplain Moser oversees newspaper duties for the 112th Infantry at Indiantown Gap in July.
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Shermaft
Columbia
Mal Street
Walter L. Moser
112Th Infantry
Indiantown Gap
Gti
Sparta
Blawr
Shambar
Grand Canyon
Wells
Fiira
Tineaycer
Governor Earns Credit In Pennsylvania Traffic Death Reduction
Early 1938 report shows traffic fatalities dropping from 949 to 588 in five months, a 38 percent decrease. Governor Earle attributed the decline to strict enforcement of speed limits and statewide road safety measures, noting Pennsylvania tied with Delaware and Michigan for the achievement and ranking behind only Vermont. The governor urged continued caution and safe driving as an enduring policy.
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George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Delaware
Michigan
Democracy requires constant citizen attention and faith
Senator Borah argues in a guest column that democracy must be actively maintained by vigilant citizens. He stresses using the ballot wisely, understanding democratic rules, and upholding basic principles, warning that liberty and religious freedom depend on continuous effort to counter alien ideologies.
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Borah
Paul Mellon
Booming Return to Work Lifts Employment Across Cities
The Associated Press reports thousands return to full-time work in Brockton Massachusetts shoe area and in Toledo plants. Groveland shows slowly rising industrial employment as June usual seasonal drop reverses. The rebound halts long layoffs and signals improving outlook after a harsh 1937-38 period.
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Associated Press
Brockton
Mass
Toledo
Grove-land
Chamber of Commerce
Bard
Fragmentary historical note on lynching and events
Fragmented OCR text references lynching in an unnamed country and a recent case near Arabi Georgia with unclear details. The readable portions mention a Jens Hive and Saver Beer, but specifics and context are absent. The fragmentary nature prevents a clear, factual summary of events.
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Unis
Jens Hive
G O P Seeks 1940 Convention After Democrats
The GOP weighs holding its 1940 national convention after the Democrats. Republicans fear a late Democrat schedule could deny time to rally anti New Deal forces and bolt potential. Possible VP talks center on Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana.
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Ropney Dutchet
NEA
Washington
Demntrafs
Roosevelt
Sands
Burton J. Wheeler
Montana
Spain Morocco as a civil war flashpoint beyond Rock of Gibraltar
The article notes Spanish Morocco as a strategic front in the Franco led Spanish Civil War. It mentions Nazi aid rumored to Rebels, German engineers building fortifications, and potential French British concerns over Moroccan control. It frames Morocco as a crucial theater influencing Franco’s victory and the broader regional balance.
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Franco
Vermont
Africa
Rock of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Morocco
Madrid
Spain
Frathor
Iraq
Great Gritwin
Syria
Britain
France
Spanish
Pink Dominates Paris Evening Attire In Society Show
Paris society turns its spotlight to pink as the color queen at soirées in Versailles and chic clubs. Designers like Perret-Gentil, Molyneux, Chanel, and Schiaparelli showcase pale rose chiffons, pink gowns with tonal embroidery, and matching accessories highlighting pink carnations, black satin ribbons, and long pink gloves for grand dinners and Night of the Rose events.
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Paris
Versailles
Mime
Perret-Gentil
Bagatelle
house of Moly +neux
Bonffant Winterhalter
Duthesee de Chaulnes
Cercle Interallie
d@ss
Roftite
Chanel
Gaylands
Molyneux
Schiaparelli
Barbs and Barnyard Tales From a Fading Page
A quirky mix notes a pet bird dying from hiccups, a nod to night owls, and a claim of over 7000 trotting horses in the country with as many rocking horses on the race tracks. A professional reportedly fell, injuring a shoulder, amid garbled text and stray phrases from the era.
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Schendlady
Its
Too Hot to Burnte: Hollywood Film Shop Preview
Hollywood film studio notes reveal a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer project titled Too Hot to Bante starring Clark Gable and Myrna Loy. Writers Laurence Stallings and Leonard Hammond based the story on newsreel adventures, including Shanghai bombing and Amelia Earhart prototypes, with Robert Burns and a dramatic sea burning sequence.
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Hollywoo
Éailors
Laurence Stallings
Leorard ‘Hammond
Clark Gaffle
Mtyrfia Lay
Stallings
Hammond
United States
Scendir Shhilim
Shanghai
Amelia Earhart
S.S. Movre
Hollywood
Gayle
Liene Wateelss
Ances Loy
Mer
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
The article discusses the hand anatomy, noting eight and five in the palm and a pollex with two ones, and warns that hand injuries and skin openings invite infection. It emphasizes careful cleansing and covering of any pitch injury and cautions that slivers can lead to serious outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Mott Town
Twenty Years Ago Aw Taken From The Journal Filea
A garbled 1948 clippings page mentions meat dealers planning to fix prices and an investigation into juvenile origin clues. It notes library improvements, a marriage on July 14, and social events with the Merry Makers hosting guests.
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Filéa
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Charleston
Yen
Hhe
America
Boing
Civil Aeronautics Authority
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Mestreo
New Deal
Edward J. Noble
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Sighsedro
Upstate
New York
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Businness
Jeeta
John Dukes
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Higa
Candy Corporation
Hale
Thousand Islands Estate
Noble Jy
Kentucky
Alben Barlsly
Chandler
Mast
Congress
Yale
St Waals
Hollywood Film Shop
Skaby Supra
Atas
Govey Ivaby
Glenn Paulsom
Cheeily Mot Jaa
C. B.wilcox
Michael Malone
Keire Ghigt
Andrew Paulson
Kore- Gen
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Hidding
Acuttord Diuulon
Wales
Trassheen
Theangh
Patterson
le Vial
Hila
Miri
Carsie Allen
Miss Jucy
Thomas
Toh Céné Jhas
Rom’ Mirth West Street
Pikayerme
TG. Seley
Leet Pester
Yenation Tripy Motoring Co
Warren
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Fay Wylie
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