Fragmented OCR names from city commission listing
A damaged OCR list names many individuals across workplaces and districts for a Friday city commission update. The readable text shows multiple personal names and fragments, ending with a note about replacing a name and a Sixth next week.
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Lanchard
Pat Bolina
Albert
Aun Machae
Thank Paty
Simman— Schaal
Alice Gols
Ruby Alllde- Hoosdhau Loveland
Jen
Anne Holler
Messing
Mint
D Post
Rich
Reel
Eeather
Dahl
Cates
Boentale
Clik
Dori
Jonny Dawson
Piston
Billyert Loveland
Moule
Borg
Chi
Mabel An Jie
Runway Dick Paster
Jen Hikes Christingson
Frances Ey
Eugene Pams
Marte Anderson
Ess Baucher
I Ne Gottiter
In Crowell
Dunnihoo
Graham
Thy Hanlin
Eth Harvey
Lou Haight
Jackson
Jogta
John Ser
Donald Istee
Floydnes
Duclleey
Conrad Nmie
Reymargaret Soer
Barbara Ston
Gladys
Cynthla Frontera
ESSOR
RIE City Ty Commis
Bssensor
al Hably
German Nazi Agents Aided Pearl Harbor Attack Convicted
A U S War Information Bureau report says German espionage agent Bernard Julius Kuehn aided Japan before Pearl Harbor. Convicted February 1942, he was sentenced to death but commuted to 50 years hard labor. FBI evidence showed Kuehn and his wife aided signals to Tokyo, locating a dormer window signal in Ko Jama. The case linked to Honolulu operations and multiple investigations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Bernard Julius
Kuehn
Neal
Nolulu
United States
Pearl Arbor
Belven
Hawaii
Etherd
Martin Kuishn
Wurhter
Kaéte
Ruth Euelin
OWT
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Honolulu
Uehi
Wb Frst
OWL Aid
FBI
Uehn
Eral
Tokyo
Ko Jama
PBI
Kusha
Friedel
Germany
Japan
Office of Naval Intelligence
Military Intelligence Service
War Department
Kuehns
Lanka
Bombing Raid Reported on Japanese Positions in Solomons
Washington dispatch says Flying Fortresses and Liberator bombers attacked Kabils Bougainville in the Solomons. Navy reported no observed results and noted there were no United States bases. Also mentions Carnegie Steel Homestead works expansion and a National Youth Administration funding cut with liquidation ordered by January 1, 1914.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kabils
Bougainville
Iluit
Solomons
Navy
United States
National Youth Administration
Supreme Court reverses stand on flag salute ruling
The Supreme Court voided a West Virginia flag salute requirement for students with religious scruples, overturning the 1920 Minersville decision. Justices Roberts and Reed dissented. Justice Jackson delivered the majority opinion, joined by Rutledge and Jackson in a historic shift.
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Associated Tress
Washington
Supreme Court
Jackson
Jehovaly
West Virginia Board of Education
Roberts
Reed
Iense
Minersville
Pennsylvania
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Stone
Lowerdis
Black
Douglas
Murphy
Justice Frankfurter
Rutledge
American warhawks awarded for unreported WWII combats
Allied headquarters in North Africa presented a commendation to American Warhawk and Spitfire pilots for previously unreported air combats during the Hal offensive on Pixitelleria. Lieut. Milton A. Clark of Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania destroyed a Bf 109 in a 34 hour stretch, marking a notable second history in brief fighter achievements.
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North Africa
Ie abHal
Pixitelleria
Milton A. Clark
Cambridge Springs
W Worrel Wagner Liquor Board Member Dies
W Worrel Wagner 7 former member of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board died at his home near Here on a Saturday night. He served on the board since 1934 after being appointed by Gov Pinchot and was reappointed by Gov George HLiarle before resigning last year.
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Etters
W. Worrell Wagner
Tne
Patinaivaria Liquor Control Board
Here
Gifford Pinchot
George Hliarle
Federal Agencies Faced Budget Scrutiny by House Panel
Washington June 14 The House appropriations committee criticized the Budget Bureau and the Social Security Board in a bill totaling 1 127 262 499 for the Labor Department Federal Security Agency War Manpower Commission and related offices for the new fiscal year starting July 1 The Budget Bureau was faulted for withholding funds last year for piloting and binding for the Office of Education The Social Security Board was accused of extralegal control over unemployment compensation duties and the committee rejected a request to fund a working conditions service to address industrial absenteeism
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Associated Press
Washington
Budget Bureau
Social Security Board
House Appropriations
Labor Department
Federal Securty Agency
War Manpower Commission
Office of Education
Congress
Division of Labor
Coal wage dispute nears end as government bill moves
An uneasy truce grips U.S. coal fields as wage disputes involve John L. Lewis, the government, and operators. About 2200 miners in Pennsylvania and Maryland keep pits open after a brief walkout over $1 daily fines, later refunded. A War Labor Board decision on portal-to-portal pay looms midweek as Congress advances anti-strike legislation targeting government operations and private plants. Lewis awaits a central committee meeting to discuss evolving offers and policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Mabarna
Tekes
Ickes
Lewis
Allied Mine Workers Policy Committee
War Labor Board
UMW
Congress
Roosevelt
Lent Rayburn
Wallsee
White House
Senate
Sai
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
War Labor ® Board
New Flag of Four Freedoms Unfurled
The new flag of the four freedoms was publicly flown for the first time in Washington and other cities. Chosen by a United Nations poll, the white field bears four vertical red bars symbolizing freedom of speech and religion, and freedom from want and fear, representing the Atlantic Charter principles.
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Associated Pres
United
United Nations
New Clerks Named to Move Rationing Office
Two additional clerks join the Rationing Board at headquarters over the Zuckerman Dress Shop to handle rising applications. The board plans a transfer to Ajax Building by July 1, with Horton J. Davis, chairman, announcing a special price panel soon to streamline operations and improve public relations.
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Persomie
Ili
Naiileth
Marion Peldiiye
Mys
Dunt Field
Zuckerman
Ajax Bulding
Corry
Fed Cross
Horton J. Davis
Boar
Bus-Trolley Crash Kills One, Injures Seventy in Pittsburgh
A collision between a passing Philadelphia-Pittsburgh bus and a streetcar in Pittsburgh’s Liberty district left one dead, 70 injured. The victim was Harry J. Neje Jr. A front-wheel crush trapped passengers. many rushed to hospitals. Police and homicide detectives investigated as witnesses provided accounts of the busy intersection near Nesley Avenue.
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Ravnunied Press
Puptsuurgh
Jarani
Werewal
Ban Boulevard
Nesley Aweoie
Kenan Jen- Nibes
Witneses
No Fall Primary Fight On State Wide Nominees
Harrisburg June 14 Repul Uugan and Democratic candidates discuss a state wide Superior Court race with likely September nominations no opposing candidates expected. Judge Claude T. Reno, elevated from attorney general, seeks a full term with GOP backing. State Committee must meet by June 26 to nominate. Mayoral contests loom in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia as cities finalize slates ahead of nominations.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Repul Uugan
Superior Court
Pennsylvania
Claude T. Reno
Arthur H. James
Reno
Republican Organisation
GOP
M. Harvey Taylor
State Committee
Weslsred
J. Warren Mickle
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Corry Holds 10th Flag Day Program Tonight
Corry will honor the flag with a program at 8:00 tonight. Events include a parade from First Avenue to Center Street, a Civ Bark gathering, and a ceremony at the City Park led by Sheriff Pred W. Lamberton. Presentations, selections by the Cory City Band, and a pledge of allegiance will conclude the day’s events.
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Corry
Tley
P.O. Elks
du Nelock
Beaver
Edward Berry
Vler
Francis J. Graves
Cory City Band
Mayor Tirahk
Hepler
H. Lynn Rive
W. Lamberton
Aero Victory Band
Charles P. Keating
Snd Aero Bands
Bombers Raid Sicilian Bases Amid North African Threats
Allied Spitfire escorts supported a large force of four engine bombers that struck Gerfi n i and Catania airbases in eastern Sicily. Reports say about 25 aircraft were present at Gerbin and smoke rose from Catania hangars after the raid causing damage and dispersal of hazardous devices weighing roughly 250000 pounds.
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Sicily
Associated Press
Italy
Malta
Gerfini
Catania
Gerbint
Arca
Corry Boy Now Held in Tokyo Prison Camp
Seaman Robert Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Ineo P Williams of East Wayne Street, now held in a Japanese prison camp in Tokyo. He served on the USS Quail, a minesweeper, and was captured in the fall of Bataan. His transfer from the Philippines to Japan was confirmed by authorities via telegram from Corry.
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Sna
Ineo P. Williams
East Wayne Street
Seaman Robert Williams
Tr. S. Navy
Batsan
Tokyo
Japan
Cory Boy
JS. 5
Wee
Philippines
Imu
Tanefer
Pragoe
Marae
Bmgrls
Hse Corry
Teller Nistar
Una Yalthig
Fathers in Draft By Year's End
The report says over 3.4 million draft eligible fathers face disqualifications for physical reasons. Selective Service Director Hershey testified that lowered Navy standards may delay inductions by three to four months, with most 1944 inductions likely from August to year end. McNair and Hershey indicated most physically fit fathers would be in uniform by year’s end as the manpower target reaches about 10.3 million.
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Hershey and McNutt
House
Armed Servicen
Lewis B. Hershey
War Manpower Commission
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Paul V
McNair
Lewis B. Worshey
Selective Service
WMC
McNutt
Local Traffic Officer Begins Regular Patrols
Chief Flanigan announced a new regular patrol by a motorcycle officer in the city. The program targets busy streets with speeding complaints and will include stop signs and crosswalk checks. Officers urge drivers to observe signals to prevent accidents amid rationing era traffic changes.
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Sorely Lotdy
Shiehing
Aly
Falloe
Flanigan
Walt Hn
Pluvilgan
Elunis
Flanivan
Svaters
West Beas
Mle Taltie Toh
Suotler
Mall
Noity Center
Wyeleither
Mintorists
City Heat Wave Strains Residents Amid Highs Near 88
Garbled district weather report notes a heat spell with temperatures rising to the high 80s. References to Corry and Philadelphia hint at citywide heat impact and predictions of possible showers, though details are unclear and inconsistent.
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Mercury
Hiesemann
Yey Saindley
Nueders
Victim Identified in Freight Train Tragedy at Ford City
Police confirm the body recovered from Crooked Creek below a railroad bridge near Ford City yesterday as Nicholas Kushta, 22, of Ford City. Coroner records indicate he was found near the Crooked Creek bridge and identified by authorities.
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PRR
Associated Press
Ford City
Armstrong Gourty
Nan ‘Ward
Waternindar Fe Crooked Creek Pailroad
Zere
Nicholas Kushta
Ford Gly
Pope Urges Peace Between Capital And Labor Denies German Charges
Pope Pius XI appealed for discipline and faith among workers and warned against false prophets of social prosperity. He urged social justice through fair wages and shared goods, denied church backing for war, and rejected German accusations of papal involvement in conflict. The remarks came during the Jubilee year after a Vatican appeal.
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Pope
Pius XI
Vatican
Noel Rencord
ISLAND OF LINOSA SURRENDERS SUNDAY
Allied bombers hit Germany and Sicily as fronts stretch from Russia to China. The axis powers suffer raids on Bremen Muenster Bochum and Kiel while American air forces report heavy losses and pursuit of island targets Pantelleria and Linosa.
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Rhineland
Kiel
Bremen
Orel
Germany
Italy
Russia
China
Jmce
HAB
Antvncall
Eftecrivey Mlo
Desert
Gerbini
Catania
Duesseldm
Muenster
Paul, Steel and Chemical Center
Bochum
Rukh
Ares
Duesselser
Kiet Pty Sun
Prederich L Anderoh
England
London
North Africa
Weels
Tha Olmmusy
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Tevehors
Welford
Enne Debrand
Tenervalle
Saniee
Betty
Markert
Joby
Ehord Pralok
Armitage
Dayee Y McLaughlin
Helen Loder
Rall
Stella Sult
Masilyn
Nynakl
Lanerty
Mineg Il
Joe Migies
Wik Motray
1 Onde
Doras
New Addition Lo Ine Homestead Works
Carnegie~limitals Steel Corporation
Pearl Marbor
Roberts and Reed
Spaflier
Liquor Board
Four Freedoms
Mickle
Corry Lodge of Elks Tor
Harley Drake
Priedricht
Catholic Church
Island OF
Linosa
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