Big Fourth Celebration Planned in Cary
Plans announced by Sol Wall of the Community, with Sergeant Vouneil directing under Nich organization, for a daylong Fourth of July festival in Cary. A street parade, floats, a park program, family picnics, athletic events, and evening concerts are planned to attract visitors from country districts, featuring city officials, a civic committee, and performances by local groups.
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Sol Wall
Serylen Vouneil
Nich
Progincy
Staff Alesandes
Higginey
Erie Rail Rial
New York City
Parry
Alice
Corry Fae
Vaitemut Rmoyahoya
Garry
Balbot’s Air Flivver Crashes Near Town
United Press reports Balbot’s air flivver crashed near the town of Pavlsboro in a gust while en route from New York to Washington. The aviator Georget Bar bot escaped with minor injuries as the machine was damaged beyond repair. souvenir hunters damaged the wreck while Barbot announced plans to return to New York.
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United Pro
Barhot
New Yorke
Riots in Leipzig Kill Six and Wound Twenty Four
Six people are dead and 24 injured as riots in Leipzig continue after police attempted to disperse a Socialist demonstration. The violence erupted when rioters attacked a small police force and reinforcements had to shoot to rescue colleagues. One of the dead is policeman Lyle Clough of Boston, with his parents named in the report.
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United
Prom
Berlin
Lepeig
Lyle Clough
Boson
Mats
Franco Belgian talks seek renewed entente with Britain
At Brussels conference Premier Poingare and Belgian Prime Minister Taspar discussed a joint push to resume war time cordial relations with Britain and to secure a British pledge to back a new entente. They also weighed Germany’s reparations and a possible German guarantee to ease the postwar settlement.
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Brussels
United Press
Tenmee
Belgium
Great Britain
Svell Ain
Maly
Brunel
Poingare
Poreiin
Taspar TE Way Hedyiwisn
Britain
France
Stanley Baldwin
Aritid
Premyer
Willis
Germany
London
Wis
Living costs rise amid modest food price upticks
Washington today reported from the Bureau of Labor Statistics that the cost of living in American cities continues to creep upward. While food costs rise slowly, the overall rate of increase is modest but persistent, with April to May changes varying by city and several showing declines.
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United Press
Washington
Bureau Labor Protistion
Latior Department
Bonductert
Fem
Philatelphian
Baltimore
Invitte
Cieveland
Lochville
North Hind
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Little Rock
New Haven
Omaha
Pittchurch
Portland
Maine
Providence
Memphis
Newark
Buffalo
Pall River
Manchester
Finegan Situation Remains Unchanged in Harrisburg
Friends of educator Thomas E. Finegan press to ease differences with Governor Pinchot over a temporary appointment. Both sides hold firm positions, with no move from Pinchot or acceptance from Finegan, while mediators hope for a mutually satisfactory solution.
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Pinchot
United Press Harrisburg
Senator Reed unable to attend Corry visit due to illness
U S Senator Reed misses Corry events while Senator Pepper tours Pennsylvania parts including Pittsburgh. Pepper heads to Wellherst and Warren areas with local officials, pledging support for state projects. The visit emphasizes cooperation on road and street improvements, with plans for extended paving and sewer upgrades in several towns.
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Corry
Jossylvani
Unit of States
Georges Wharton Pope
Pepper Upeturl
Pittsburgh
Ilfyese
Lingan
Thal
Wellrhurd
Pepper
Alver
Meade
Wight
Mertiey
Wiliam
Warren DeRosay
Sera
Sehieh
Mey Siu
Hieheon
St Innes
Reed
Popoaylvania
Minine
Brey
Pepspei
Tee BM Love
Alexwider
Warren & Son Company
Warren
Yolen Uve
Athsnitung Kane
Pacunanogthetiwauty
Teyoit
Pinchot Code 15 Passed in House
Fragmented OCR text notes Pinchot Code 15 passage in the House with references to Harrisburg and 1934 timing. The garbled lines mention political figures and administrative actions but lack clear events or outcomes.
Michigan Girl Aids Crete of Noted Bandit
Paris June 7 Miss Margaret Robinson, a Michigan girl in charge of Near East Relief supplies in the Mediterranean, relates how she negotiated with the famous bandit Barhoumis on Crete. She reportedly secured surrender of the brig and 40 followers in exchange for immunity, while two Jordan cars were advertised in the same week.
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United Press Paris
Barhownis
Local Lad Hurt at Radiator Plant Accident
Willig Jaye Cobbs, watching his father at the Radiator plant, was struck on the foot by a cast falling from a machine morning. He suffered a painful injury and lost a toenail. A physician's report noted others nearby assisted and the incident prompted cautious safety reminders. The boy returned home later that afternoon with relatives after the accident.
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Willig Jaye
Cobbs
Ayore
Tif
G. J. Benet
Annual meeting of the Corry Hospital stockholders
The royal assembly held a stockholders meeting for Corry Hospital last evening in Tail Block Aline Sarah TE Purdy acting superintendent. Reports cover the year ending May 31 with votes cast representing 781 shares outstanding. Minutes from the 1922 meeting were approved and directors elected to serve for the ensuing year including Elin Bracken Brown DeRomy Eston Ganffreant Willsteam Keeffe Laurie MacKenzie and Olds. Reorganization planned for Wednesday evening June 14, 1923.
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Aline
Sarah TE Purdy
Niwyware
nnval_stockholders
Urye
Elin OW Bracken
Brown
DeRomy
Eston
Glen Ganffreant
DA. Willsteam
Sarmés Keefe
Prank Laurie
J. MacKenzie
TW. Olds
Boy Killed in Electrical Storm In Upper Manhattan
New York June 7 A boy was killed and another severely injured when a fierce electrical storm struck upper Manhattan. A 10 year old, Williams Hazen, was killed while sitting on a swing as debris from damaged cornices fell nearby. A property loss was estimated at $200 000 with multiple streets affected. Grace Coulters and F Lucey were also mentioned in the disrupted scene.
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Vanowere
New York
Upper Manhattan
Williams Hazen
Wulilingy
New Reparations Offer Outlined
Berlin reports a new reparations proposal outlined today by a government official. The plan includes a targeted payment program and a public housing adjustment, with officials citing financial safeguards and broader economic impact.
Evangelistic Meetings Planned With Salvation Army Help
An evangelistic campaign organized by the Williams party and Ruth Skininey aims to hold meetings in the Armory from June 7. The plan includes speakers Miss Ruth Skininey and Mel Wie, with Mrs. Williams directing music and youth work. The campaign seeks to mobilize Corry residents and church groups to support the outreach and spread the message across the community.
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Unik
Joey
Salvation Army
Ray Waweker
Mise
Ruth Skininey
Mel
Williams
Corry
Ikhmuntstey
United States
Willimid
Jean
Henn Bluleker
Stoutsville, Ohio
Williame
Ben Tohl Winder
Scour Cabarets for Girl Bandit
Reports describe a manhunt and police raids after a fatal Wednesday night shooting. Witnesses cited a slayer believed to target women, with several suspects detained as investigators seek a speedy trial and potential death penalty.
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United Prosauvago
Junie T
Hev
Richard U
Tee Rion
Shales Mtokey Robart
Crane
Tesmer
Testner
Sowbe
Wilshire to Leave Local Store for Rochester Branch
Wilshire, manager of the Most Worth Five and Ten Cent store, plans to depart tonight for Rochester to take charge of a Rochester branch. McWilshire has run the local store since January 1, earning many friendships. Hy Robrhaugh of Waverly will fill the vacated position. Guy Failings of Shingishouse is visiting his wife and relatives for a few days.
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RP Wilshire
Mostworth
Ity
Rochester
N.Y
Mc Willshire
Hy Robrhaugh
Waverly
N. Y
Wilshire
Guy Failings
Shingishouse
Alumni Reunion at Maweuber Hall Largest Yet
The Fitwieth Annmal Reussion and Reception of the Curry Uigh Sehodh Abani Astoutation in Maweuber Hall drew the largest gathering of radiates af 1arty Might School. JohnsonNovelty Orchestra provided music during the banquet. speakers praised enduring ties among alumni and long service by organizers. Attendees included notable figures from Dunkirk, Kiptey, Shinglehiiwe, Washington DC, and Buffalo, with thanks to Ms. Myrene Lens and committee workers for strengthening the alumni association.
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Maweuber Hall
Ty Tunis
Johnson
Ullownr
Diane
Hele
Pepes
Robart
D.C
SiMe
Armny Hives
Thutman
O'Bay
Myhen
Mann
FT Rabbitt
Leavy
Secnetary
Cynthia
Arnold
Place Jones
Leafra
Dorathe
Musee Ina Mustiat
Watley
Anne Vine
Hatheriin
Axford Shiels
Oil Sun
Tewie Kamber
North
Ruth Palle Ioe
Thosipanni
Parlemats
Artin 1
Chriatie
Washington
Dis
Howard Bosworth
Buffalo
Glenn Dinudlson
Spring Creek
Mita
Death of Mrs. Augusta Anderson at Liberty Street home
Mrs Augusta Anderson wife of Charles Anderson died at her Liberty street home last night after a long illness. She was 55 and had lived in the area for years. Survived by husband Albert of New York Wallace Cogswell and Alice Anderson at home and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Augusta Anderson
Charles Anderson
Liberty Street
Mex. Anderson
Anderson
Albert Anderson
Aeuce N.Y
Wallace Cogswell
Mize
Alice Anderson
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