Fragmented OCR notes on street addresses and entities
OCR fragment lists Mildred street in house inquiries and various room counts, plus scattered names, places, and numbers. It mentions Union, Erie, and Heath areas, with unclear references to taxes, debts, and authorities. The text remains garbled and reads as a damaged local notice or ledger fragment.
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Surphy
Mildred Street
Union Rata
Jerry Ipaard
Tate
Erie
Ania
Broadening Wage Hour Bill Sparks Senate Battle
Washington July 28 United Press reports a House labor committee move to broaden the Senate wage bill to allow hours down to 85 per week and raise minimum wages up to 70 cents an hour. Senator Vandenberg denounces the milder Senate provisions as harmful to the country, warning such shifts could favor one section at the expense of another.
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United Press
Washington
House
Yateil Fy
Senate Wise and Hove
Due
Senate
Mary T. Norton
Reuben Ware
Missouri
Arthur Hf
Vandenberg
Roosevelt Calls White House Leaders to Plan Lame-Duck Legislation
President Roosevelt summoned congressional leaders to a 5 p.m. White House conference to map the administration’s final legislative push before adjournment. Attending were Senate Majority Leader Barkley, House Speaker Bankhead, and other key leaders as wage and hour, tax loophole, and housing measures loom. Freshmen senators pressed for action on several items, including the ever normal granary farm bill urged by farm groups.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Senate
Alben W. Burkley
Si House
William Bankhead
Sam Rayburn
Texas
New
Edward A O'Neal
Harold Smith
House Agriculture Committée
Barkley
Bailey
Congress
Arrest Driver In Crash Near Route 77 In Spring Creek
Two people were injured and a motorist arrested after a collision south of Spring Creek on Route 77, Spring Creek Spartansburg road. Charles Foster and Daniel Aickerson suffered cuts. both vehicles were badly damaged. Wright, a Cherry Creek resident, was charged with reckless driving after police said the New York driver was centered in the road.
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Two Spring Creek
New York State
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Avitos
Jerry Tusler
Spring Grows
Martin Wright
Cherry Creek
Foster
Charles Foster
Univer
Daniel Aickerson
Jealousy blamed in New York woman's murder
Detectives indicate jealousy drove Stanley A. Martin Jr to kill Florency Jackson, a 32 year old mother of two, strangling her with a red feather belt after his wife Evelyn left him for an extramarital romance. The suspect allegedly confessed that Jackson had asked him to do it.
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Tiniter
New York
Tilly
Stanley A. Martin, Jr
Florency Jackson
Marlin
Evelyn
Erie Harbor Project Approved for 1988 Maintenance
The United States War Department approved maintenance allotments for the 1988 fiscal year including Erie Harbor at 25,900 dollars, Ashtabula Harbor 21,800 dollars, and Conneaut Harbor 31,100 dollars. Allotments totaled 95,951,220 dollars, the department reported.
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Erie Harbor
United States War Department
Ashtabula Harbor
Conneaut Harbor
Department
Missing Brie Woman Found Safe Near Olcott Farm
A Brie woman Edna Simon, 28, reported missing since Monday while driving from Roenes ton Michigan to Buffalo, was found safe today at a farm near Olcott, New York. She notified her mother she might stay briefly, explaining she had been en route when she disappeared.
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United Press
BRIE
Edna Simon
Miss Simon
Olcott
N.Y
Work advances on new program at Concord blog
Long needed improvements at the Soncori elementary school near completion with work under way on installation of new toilet facilities. Changes in the basement will aid pupils teachers and PTA members while contract for installation is held by Kinney Spiesman and Waller. WPA officials discuss final details of Heateh school remodeling with work on the Hew shop progressing and an opening expected on Wednesday September 5.
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Soncori
Worl
Wily
Wille
Parent and
Kinney, Spiesman and Waller
PTA
First Ward
WPA
Trie
Heateh
Liba
Gnadless
Mock Combat Enlivens Two Week Camp at Indiantown Gap
At Indiantown Gap soldiers staged a simulated battle between two regiments from the Pennsylvania division. Nine thousand citizen idlers in Company A joined the exercise, judged by senior officers. The two week encampment ends Saturday with homeward moves and camp pay at home stations. Company A departs late Friday night and reaches Corry before dawn Saturday.
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Pennsylvania
Edward Edward C. Shannon
Corry
Eight candidates file for Erie County Sheriff race
Eight candidates seek the office of Sheriff of Erie County, evenly split with four Democrats and four Republicans. The primary on September 15 will spotlight notable contenders as the field includes W. G. Stroble, W. T. Coverdale, Ralph W. Benesiet, Clarence Cummins for the Democrats and Ayyd Pastorius, Delbert Dalrymple, Garluppler, Thomas Conyngham for the Republicans. A separate slate for juror commission includes Democrats Katharine T. Leary and Henry C. Stanczak, and Republicans Paul A. Dundon, William L. Bengel, Charles R. Campbell, Harry B. Wagner, John Davidson.
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Erie County
Citves
W. G. Stroble
W. T. Coverdale
Ralph W. Benesiet
Clarence Cummins
Ayyd Pastorius
Delbert Dalrymple
Garluppler
Thomas
Conyngham
Jury Foruniasioner
Katherine T. Leary
Henry C. Stanczak
Pan
A. Dundon
William L. Bengel
Charles R. Campbell
Harry B. Wagner
John Davidson
Rescue at Presque Isle Bay Ends Narrow Night Out
Three men were rescued from Presque Isle Bay by coast guardsmen after clinging to their upset nailboat for 25 minutes. The men named were James Rider of Cambridge Springs, William Charles of Cambridge Springs, and Homer Coleman of the Brie Yacht Club.
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Wily
Presque Isle Bay
Coast
James Rider
William Charles
Cambridge Springs
Homer Coleman
Brie Yacht Club
Buffalo Food Shortage Fears Shake Roosevelt Era
Buffalo faces acute food shortage fears as Far East developments worry President Roosevelt. Dispatches describe strained supply lines and potential overseas actions that could affect U.S. food security and policy.
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Buffalo
Far East
Roosevelt
Plane crash near Amsterdam kills 18 aboard
A United Douglas airliner on a flight from Amsterdam to Paris crashed near Erisgely in a thunder storm. Eighteen people were killed including several from the United States and Belgium. Witnesses reported the craft burst into flames before striking the ground and some passengers leapt from the plane as it went down.
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United Fress
Stanford Hose Teams Schedule Training Tests
Considerable interest grows among Stool Hore Company members as two Stanford hose teams plan competitive training tests. The aim is to measure handling, ladder operation, and deployment speed at locations with minimal traffic disruption.
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Stanford
Aiong
Bya Anviks Ae
Gast Po Ayson
Hubert Wi Jen
Tha
Numipetisinn
Whe
Lwate
Punyu
Buliern
Ferry Case Delayed Amid Various Court Actions
The Erie case involving Paul Perry sees repeated delays as Gov George HH and Earle continue proceedings. The charge includes the hatchet death of a wife, with Perry described as a father of three to be deemed insane by Dr Robert Tshasel. The governor granted commitments and the district attorney reports on bench actions as details remain unsettled.
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Fefare Saie
Yilav
Mironi
George HH
Earle
Paul Perry
Erie
Perry
Robert Tshael
Warren State
Hoypinr Naveh'atrist
Rivne Oe
Nandon
Stanley
Worsczyk
Work Advances on New Highway at Beaverdam
Construction of a Beaverdam to Wattsburg highway progresses under Char IL Wey Construction. Forty trucks haul stone from Wigin depot as officials plan first coat of stone to begin on a route with gentle curves and grades near Wallsburg and Roosevelt neighborhood.
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Beaverdam
Fry Construction Company
Wattsburg
Beavers Va-Wattsburg
Char IL Wey Construction Company
Ime
Ruth Fran
Beaverdaus
Walliluve
Wigin
Department
Amoothly
Builder Hospital Site Selection Reported by The Pittsburgh Press
The Pittsburgh Press reports a plan to place Builder Hospital under new regional authority supervision in Harrisburg. The proposed site, linked to Western Perry and Westmoreland counties, would cost about $2,463,724. Officials confirm the project aligns with state oversight and governance proposals.
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Uy United Press
Pittsburgh Press
Libereos Hospital
Ubi
Ceneiagate Authority
Cermee
Bartle
Harrisburg
Godor
Westmoreland
Deadlock Over Wages Sets Settlement Effort In NYC
Hy United Press reports a wage deadlock at a major New York employer causing mediator led talks. About 1,200 striking workers, members of the A and B unions, ended a citywide push as talks with management stalled. A second conference by mediator Dobie Boland was planned amid stalled wage demands and industry impact concerns.
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Hy United Press
Bunaml
N.Y
Wily Bop
Ph Whalesittn
Raul
Niunton
Schutter
Labo Pellete
Dobre
Boland
Hutt Ural
Ompranniny Ag
Weil
Balsa
mMeala
D. Union
Puibirey
Leeniy
Aden
Mittee
Huller
Exes
Agin
Cient Bonuls
Probe closes in federal case
Washington dispatch reports the House committee ended its inquiry into alleged charity improper acts tied to Mrs Roosevelt. The investigation focused on loopholes in the Roosevelt charitable drive and potential income tax issues. An effort to close remaining loopholes was slated for consideration tomorrow.
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United Press
Washington
Comal
Tee
Peankill
Wonswell
Hmittee
Robert Juelson
Roonovell
Roosevelt
Hamilton Wish, Jr
10 Nation
Star Route Movement From Erie to Warren Protest Moves
Citizens urge star route carrier service in place of trains No 668 and 608 on the Erie Renovo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad amid plans to extend star routes from Emporium to Kane and Kane to Warren. No west of Warren replacement is arranged, risking mail service to Corry and Erie. Local support grows as detail work continues and continued coverage follows.
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Erie-Renovo Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emporium
Kane
Warren
Corry
Erie
Erie and
War
Meadeville Residents Besieged in Peiping News Row
Fragmented report depicts Meadville residents amid siege and upheaval in Peiping with references to international figures, protests, and foreign intervention. Details are unclear, but notices imply cross border tensions, evacuation warnings, and constrained local communications.
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Meadville
Peiping
Crash Claims Second Life in Columbia County Swath
Danville Pa July 28 Ed ward Dietrich 68 died in hospital from injuries after a head on crash Sunday involving seven workers near his farm in Columbia County Also killed was Joseph Snyder and Mrs Lea Snyder remained in serious condition Other injured were discharged or to be released today
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Danville
Edward Dietrich
Columbia County
Dietrich
Joseph Fr. Snyder
Ene
Lea Snyder
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