Welch plans 17000 acres of new vineyards in four states
Westfield, N Y July 29 officials of Welch Grape Tube Co announce a 3.5 million expansion across plants in North East Westfield Brocton Erie Chautauqua area and Lawton Matta yan Mich Springdale Ark The program includes 440 stainless tanks and 08 million grape cuttings planted to support 15 000 acres of new vineyards with production starting in three to five years
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Westfield
Fngw
Welch’ ‘Gripe Tube Co
Erie-Chautauqua Bell
North East
Brocton
Lawton
Matta~ Yan
Mich
Springdale
Ark
Pro Weslon
R. Ty Ryan
Chicago Bridge and Troll Works
Greenville
Welch Company
North Ust
Silverreek
Niagara County
Arkansas
Free Suspect in Erie Assault and Robbery
Trois, Jy 2a oupece arress ed In connection with the Friday Might slugging and robbery of a railroad worker was relocted by the Police after questioning, Lanty Jackson, 40, gjeting of the robbery in which a thief obtained gold watch and $44 in cash, is re ported in fair condition at Hamat Hospital where attendants said he hs a possible skull fracture and a scalp In¢eration. Mr. Jackson told police he was having a few drinks with 2 man Near the New York Central Railroad camp at 3th and Myrtle streets, Friday, night when he was stuck down and robbed. According to the investigating de tectives, Mr. Jackson made his way to the Salvation Army Home at ithe and Sassafras streets and was taken to Hamp Hospital from here in patrol wagon.
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Lanty Jackson
Hamat Hospital
Jackson
New York Central
3Th
Myrtle Streets
Salvation Army
Ithe
Sassafras Streets
Hamp Hospital
First College of Dentistry Established in United States in 1939
A historical note records the creation of the first United States college of dentistry in 1939 marking a landmark in dental education. The establishment reflects early expansion of professional health education and the formalization of dental training in higher education institutions.
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College of Dentistry
United States
County employees awarded salary increases in Erie
County salary board granted five raises to county employees led by County Treasurer Fred Taylor’s office noting other offices did not share the hikes. Names and new salaries are listed along with two fixed salaries for a recorder clerk and sheriff’s office clerk. The board did not indicate future increases and mentioned potential nurse salary reviews at the tuberculosis hospital.
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Erie
Harvey M. Willis
Fred Taylor
Ella Davis
Frances Cox
Rose Vollbrecht
Cartle Russell
Helen Buell
Willis
Taylor
Isaiel
Dane Panek
Recorder of Mesds
Coleen Bayer
Sheriff's Office
Honey From Jar Delights Pancakes and Biscuits
The text notes honey from a jar is suitable for pancakes and hot biscuits, and can be used on cereals and sandwiches. It claims honey need not be kept cold to avoid spoilage and remains easier to handle at room temperature, unlike when chilled where it thickens like molasses in January.
Indian Moslems Move to Pakistan After Rejecting British Plan
The Moslem League council of action withdraws acceptance of the British cabinet mission proposals for independence and orders direct action toward a Moslem state. It accuses Britain and Congress of breaching faith while claiming peaceful avenues for safeguards have been exhausted. A separate note mentions a curtain rod adjustment tip for Yorger window drapery.
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Bombay
Jiaya
Council of Action
He League
Pakistan
India
Britaiy
Congress
Party
Teague
Defense says Tuohy heirs ready to plead
Chicago July 29 State's attorney to learn Heirens confession prepared defense counsel said Roland Towle and four lawyers will confer with Tuohy to set procedures for arraignment and confession talks Tuesday. Malachy Coghlan announced Heirens, 17, ready to confess to multiple murders to avoid electric chair.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William J. Tuohy
William Hettens
Susanne Degnan
Frances Brown
Josephine Ross
Roland Towle
Hetyens
Tuohy
Heirens
Malachy Coghlan
University of Chicago
Tuehy
Herrens
Cook County Grand Jury
Degnan
Brown
Ross
Malachy
Costitan
The
Chicago Tribune
Margaret Heirens
Waynesburg Awaits Annual Rain Today
Waynesburg Pa July 29 Waynesburgers prayed for rain as they have on July 29 for 69 years Rain Prophet John Dailey led a vigil at the courthouse steps at midnight to ring the tower bell 29 times If rain comes the stake goes to a fundraiser for a new public swimming pool Ex heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey being used as the local bet recipient for a $60 wager regardless of outcome
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Waynesburg
Jack Dempsey
Win
Jose
Waynesbur
Burial Arrangements Discussed for Stein in Paris
Paris July 29 The body of American writer Gertrude Stein lies in the American Cathedral Cemetery as funeral plans are discussed. Stein, 72, known for her experimental style, fled a Paris suburb Saturday night after a rush operation and had been in a hospital. Her secretary Alice B. Toklas said nothing has been decided about services.
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Paris
Gerkrode Stein
Cntirery
Miss Stein
Neuilly
Allee B. ‘Toklas
Woman Advocates Studying Mental Pathology Use
A reported quote from the woman discusses sparing her son’s life and argues that the use of mental pathology should be studied. The remark emphasizes consideration of psychological factors in decisions affecting her son.
Court Settles Right to Hagburnl Water Spring Use
July 28 Crawford county court assigns the Hagburnl Water Spring near Waadeook township to Lewis R. Wright. Willmarths are ordered to allow Wright and his heirs equal use, and barred from permitting livestock access or actions that might taint the water. The case, by equity, involved prescription claims and was to be decided on briefs.
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Dickson ‘Andrews
Kent
Willmarths
Stuart A. Culbertson
Bradford Employes Seek 18 Cent Hourly Raise
Bradford July 29 City Council studied a demand for an 18 cent hourly wage increase by municipal street employees. Mayor Hugh J. Ryan said the council is sympathetic but the city must stay within legal limits. John Front, spokesman for the workers, suggested funding could come from borrowing from the working meter, war bond, emergency, or pension funds.
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Bradford
CITY
Oity Councll
Hugh J. Ryan
John Front 90
Jamestown Man Released on Bail in Theft Case
Jamestown detectives with Syracuse police arrested Herman J. Flaxman on a 14 John Doe warrant for stealing personal articles and suitcases worth about 275 from the Motel Samels check room. He was granted bail of 1000 and the case adjourned two weeks to contact his attorney in Syracuse.
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Jamestown
Hefrn J. Flaxman
Samels
Syraguse
Blaxman
Syracuse
Syracuse Poliee
John Doe
Pei Least Sepla An Marin 8 Sea Gut
An unclear fragment mentions maritime or sea related terms with garbled wording. No coherent events or identifiable persons, places, or organizations can be determined from the readable text.
Fragmentary note on names and institutions
A torn OCR line references names, a bureau, a city or group, and a date or event. The readable bits imply a formal consideration or registration process by a bureau and a named individual, with partial phrases suggesting a decision or action to be understood or implemented.
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