Fragmentary 1943 sports notes with mixed names and events
In a garbled 1943 fragment, names like Helen and Ralph appear amid scattered references to dates and games. References include Cleveland and Monday events, with unclear matchups and participants, plus partial mentions of Mr. and Mrs. Archie ners and possible town affiliations.
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Ralph
Helen N
Helen Pole Sheldon
Archie Ners. Jones
Woodsot
Mornday
Cleveland
Fatrohills
Delbert
Clayton
New floods hit state rescue scout campers
Floods after 20 hours of rain swept across Pennsylvania drowning a one year old and a man in Philadelphia while rescuers saved 33 Cub Scouts marooned on an inland island. The Susquehanna and Schuylkill rivers rose causing disruption to trains and roads as Collegeville firemen and Red Cross aid saved the campers.
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Philadelphia
Keystone State
Cui Beotit
Pennsylvania
Sohkill
Ehres
Leedsover
Plood Witert
Mana- Vuln
Philap Helpbix
Fairmount Park
Collegeville
Tom Treton
Paul Shafer
Philadelphia Red Cross
Susquehanna River
Penelec Lifts Restrictions As Coal Stockpiles Grow
Pennsylvania Electric Company ends voluntary curtailment after two week emergency. T. Cherry, district manager, says coal shipments this week boosted stockpiles to sufficient levels to maintain essential electric service for health welfare and safety. Workers back from bituminous fields will increase reserves soon.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
T. Cherry
Penelec
Notts Radays
Cherry
Quake Ravages East Turkey Killing Hundreds
Government officials announced the devastating earthquake in East Turkey likely caused about 600 deaths, with Mus and Erzurum provinces hardest hit. Villages tumbled as aftershocks disrupted communications and aid was rushed in with trucks carrying medicine and supplies. Efforts focused on Ver to near Lake Van where damage appeared severe.
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Turkey
Netabul
Mus
Erahum
Theehicken
Verto
Lake Vin
Ergerum
Corry District Escaped Flood Damage In New Rains
Heavy rains Friday night and Saturday caused rising streams in the Corry district with water at points through Sunday morning. Arbuckle road and other areas saw inundation but no major blockages. Some high water touched low points in Brokensitaw valley while the city flats remained largely unflooded. Rainfall was heavy but not as severe as in other towns. the main impact was telephone service issues from cable trouble affecting the Pennsylvania Telephone Company network.
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Corry
Talots City
Wattsbore
Thy
Hares Credtt
Brokensitaw
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Boy Found Intoxicated After Night Out
Police investigated a case of two boys found in distress on a Saturday night in North Genter Ives and City Park. Ronald DeForest aged 15 and Henry Davis required medical care for intoxication after a third party allegedly bought wine for them. authorities seek to identify the unnamed supplier and press charges if warranted.
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North
Genter Ives
Ater
Ronald DeForest
Henry ‘Davis
Hotkwehel
Davis
World Strike Appeal From U S Seamen
The CIO urging international support for seamen in other lands broadens the labor dispute. Harry Bridges and Tom Mooney renew criticism of President Truman and threaten to label merchant ships manned by the U S government as seal ships if a strike escalates, seeking WETU backing.
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CIO
New
Blast
Truman
Harry Bridges
Desent
World Federation of Trade Une Iona
WETU
Paris
Mr.Truman
Anthey
Ie Wetu
Hit and Run Driver Surrenders Hours After Fatality in Meadville
In Meadville on a Saturday evening 86-year-old William A. Dauchy died after being struck on Route 18 near the Springboro Hotel. The alleged driver, Leon Beebe, 20, of Connellsville Navy veteran, turned himself in later that night at the Meadville state police barracks. Investigators say Beebe fled the scene but returned to confess. authorities planned charges as the case moves toward arraignment.
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Meadviele
William A. Dauchy
Springboro
Strick
Crawford County
Danchy
HF. Walker
Linesville
Beebe
Hahlot Besbe
Danby
Ganeas
Conneautville
Beeve
Meadville
Po- Hee
Bor T
Gancas
Pacific
France election swing to right shows gains by MER and Royalists
In Paris on June 1 the Associated Press reports that the MER party wins strength as Socialist Communist influence erodes. The Interior Ministry notes MER gains over the Communists, with results not yet final. in Rome, Royalists predict a shift toward monarchy. Outcome pending final assembly composition.
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Associated Press
Paris
Constituent Assembly
Alowes
MER
Avis
Ministry of the Interior
Rome
Thaly
Manila crash kills eight. Legaspi area disaster
Associated Press reports eight dead and six seriously injured in the crash of a C-47 transport one mile north of Legaspi in southern Luzon. The early morning incident prompted aviation and military authorities to assess casualties and cause.
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Associated Press
Manila
Philippine Army
Legaspi
Luzi
Atomic Control Issue Shifts to House Today
Washington June 3 The fight between scientists and military over domestic atomic control moves to the House Military Committee with Senate backing. May D Rywalk says the bill will pass Saturday and the five member civilian control commission will be referred to the committee next week. He notes the committee may substitute Senate provisions, but he believes military representation will be insisted on. Continued from Page Siz
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Associated Preas
Washington
Nni Ite
House
Senate
Hie
May
Annual Horse Show Delights No Bay Riding Club at Loveland
The No-Bay Riding Club held its annual horse show at Loveland Field with clear weather drawing a large crowd. Entries came from Buffalo, Albion, Sugar Grove, Erie and nearby towns. Grand Entry featured pony and 122 to 142 classes, with awards including cash prizes, trophies and ribbons.
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No-Bar Riding Club
Loveland Field
No-Bay Riding Club
Corry
Te Coney Memorial Hospital
Wadere
Lite NoeBapop
Kiwanis
Bram
Buffalo
Albion
Sueger
Greenville
Youngsville
Spaytansburg
Sugar Grove
Erie
Taines
Towir
Saver
Jude
Paul Wriah
Gil Blnwell
Swnnet Ramblers
Oliie
Patty Nichols
Bahey
Norman Ribbey
Robert Buck
Maxine Hoover
Gerald Payne
Sherry Stockton
Bill Pollard
Harold Craig
Disk McCunna
Broker Delays Grain Market Fe Ane vate
Chicago June 3 Grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade stalled for a day as broker Robert Buckley of Charles W Buckley Co obtained a temporary restraining order blocking trading before the world grain exchange opened. Elwyn Shaw refused the injunction and Buckley planned further relief via damage suit.
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Owicago
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Robert Buckley
Charles W. Buckley Company
Chicago Commission
Hele
Pedoral Fudge Elwyn
Shaws
Miah Buckley
Trains resume on Dil City-Corry PRR line after service cut
PRR resumes Dil City Corry trains with Pullman cars and through connections to Ri ving Service Laid from the ON City and Tillwille district. East and westbound lines restored after 8.28 percent cut, No. 941 grain southbound resumes using Pullman cars between Corry and Oil City, with 980 westbound to Washington and Philadelphia back to schedule.
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Gory
Pullman
ON City
Tillwille
Pennsy
Wiline
Erie and
Piladelphie
Thisville
Astler
Philadelphia
Corry High School Holds 1946 Baccalaureate Service
The Corry Senior High School class of 1946 held its baccalaureate in the school auditorium with navy cadets in attendance. Students marched in gowned procession, heard sermons by Rev. Boyd and Rev. Hildebrand, and choir numbers were sung. Reverend Merriman delivered the benediction. diplomas will be awarded at Wednesday’s ceremony by invitation due to seating limits.
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Corry Senior High School
Navy Sanilly Menvhere
Andriena
Onna Ehrialan
Useshinior
Mihg
Eugene Graham
James Reynolds
Belen Hildebrand
Betty Dodd
G. Ly Boyth
Boyd
Ime
Tach
Christensen
R. R. Merriman
Memorial Day traffic deaths dip but stay high
Across a four day Memorial Day holiday period 198 people were killed in traffic accidents, short of the National Safety Council forecast of 329. Total violent deaths reached 297, down from 327 the previous Memorial Day four day period, with Pennsylvania reporting 37 fatalities versus other states.
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Natonal Safety Council
Pennsylvania
Trials Open For Japanese War Criminals In Tokyo
Associated Press reports Japanese war crimes trials began in Tokyo with high security and a global hearing. Chief prosecutor KeeSan will present the case against Hidek Tajii and other defendants while defense chiefs resign amid disagreements over Tojo case handling. A violent incident occurred near the war ministry gates as officials faced security strains.
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Associated Press
Toreyo
Japan
Joseph B. Kee
San
Fremer Hidekl Tajrr
Eturting Ge
Keenan
Feries Jmpermivision
United States
Ive Wier Crimes Defense Section
Nava Ugph
Beverly YM
Goleman
Nave
Tojo
Soloman
Plass
Salgirday
War Ministry
Erbnesterial
Strike control bill returns to House amid union opposition
President Truman’s emergency strike control bill rounds back to the House as leaders from AFL CIO and other unions are invited to a 4 P M session to testify. The Senate version narrows draft power but keeps government seizure authority. decision expected by Thursday. Treasury report shows May receipts at 104. WHOL47, expenditures 3926901, balance 1856,406,04984.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Thiman
Shathy
Erie
Debaty
D-Wash
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
A. Lyon
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Harvey Brown
Internatimal Association of Machiniste
House
Umion
Rayburn
Texas
Treasury
Miners Return to Work as Supplies Return to Normal
Supervisors ponder quitting as 400,000 illuminous miners resume activity in soft coal pits after 64 days. Steel output rises to 35 percent regionally while mine job security and wage boosts amid a wartime settlement unfold, with ongoing contract terms and a trade warfare fund debated among union leaders.
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Nowmaley gRain
Iueetarved Idusteres
Piciskureh
Maguzie
Norm Autipil
UMW
John L. Lewis
Plane crash tragedy leaves 22 missing on sea quest
Maples Jie reports divers and five search teams scouring the sea for 22 missing aboard a four engined Army transport plane that plunged Saturday while en route to the United States from Taiwan. Eight survivors rescued. eight bodies recovered. fire sparked as passengers fled toward the rail before the craft sank. King of Grove City recalls fire and escape, whileATC officials deny reports of China Burma sector officials aboard.
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Associated Press
United States
Twein
Army
Tring
ATC
New York
King
Weber
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Callegeville
Uniontown
Allegheny
Susquehanna
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U. S
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Martitime
Thor Innis
Belq
Ylhe Tabor
Ane Shin Opeysignative
Niles
France
Mnidélng
MRP
Adawss
Juhan
Lewis
United Mine Workers (Afl
Nanging
Jane
Lu Ting-Yi
Pittsburgh
Penns Sylvania
Goeney
R-Sd
Gurney
Sion
Dil City-Corry
H.S. Auditorium
Gilbert L. Boyd
Naples
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