Fragmentary OCR Note from 19th Century Legal Notices
The readable fragments reference court proceedings in a county, mentioning terms like Pleas and Patrol, with dates such as 1893 1895 and 1948. Names such as Miller, Barlow, and Ward appear alongside references to editors and officials. The text is incomplete and damaged.
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Mattie
Miller Pleas of
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Onrl- Union Ania
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Barlow UN and
Ward
P.M
Further spy arrests hinted as pattern of wartime spying
FBI notes three Americans charged with wartime espionage as a broader ring forms. Reports link Milton Kings to gold orders, while names like Greenglass Slack and others surface in connection with the Manhattan Project leaks. The piece traces a web from Yakovlev to Semenov and hints at additional arrests to come, all framed by a Washington dispatch.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
London
Kins Tihs
Erik
PET
Puidhs
Gus
Jo Privon
Philadelphia
Fuchs
Dimpo
FBT
Alfree Dean Slack
Paint “Manufacturie
Syracbne
David Ceperni- Hoss
Tho5uty Ser Renn
New York Ciy
Wiel
Bale
Shirk
Force Benefit
Tinleton
Kingsport
Tenn
Slack
Greenglass
Los Altamos
Justice Department
Job Doe
Tohu
Richard Hoe
Sam
Explore Age Cntspiracy
Brooklyn Crand
Semen E. Semenov
A Trading Corporation
Russi
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
FBI
J. Edge Hoover
Golsnok
Semenov
Howeven
Yakoviev
Edward B. Hinckley
Utopia College
Fureka
Kansas
Crainly
Slmogl
Babson urges theological schools for businessmen
A fragment discusses Babson urging religious colleges to train managers for business, arguing that prayer and moral training could empower drugstore chains with 60 stores. It cites a drug company president and questions replacing seasoned store managers with theological graduates for greater service and efficiency.
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Woods
Moare
Tess
Erie Mother Dies After House Fire
A badly burned Erie mother died after a house fire yesterday. Lewis Whitten witnessed flames pouring from the home and tried to reach his mother Lovie Whittemind shielding a child before escaping. The tragedy occurred at the residence as neighbors described smoke and a frantic rush to aid. The incident remains under investigation.
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Erie
Associated Press
ARIE
Lovie Whittemind
Lewis Whitten
Lowis
Elis
Legion Rally Begins Amid Weather Hopes and Parades
The Anvrin Tegiot Rally kicks off with hundreds of marching units and visiting bands preparing for a full day of events. Officials expect mild weather as divisions form along North Central Street and Pine Grove Cemetery sites. Red Cross volunteers set up a first aid station near the Public Library to handle emergencies from 1 to 10 p.m. Milk strike in Washington enters its second week as talks stall with drivers and mine workers still at impasse.
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Lee Legionpaires
Ukiy
Marnine
Wereishine Tye Mingie
Gat Sunderaay
Vildiere
Stuart
Suler Circle
Lone
Teadine
Svand Morshil
Sock Denyssey
M. Howard
Jiren
He Dinster Preparednésé
Reef Ciemmitter
American Red Cros
Publier
Washington
Clyde A. Mills
Conellation
Gyrus Ching
Bonds Sold To Counties In Independence Drive Push
Erie county reports 107324 INU bonds sold in four weeks of the Independence Drive. Roy C.Mailer, county chairman, praised the progress reaching 509 percent of the county quota while urging every citizen to buy an extra bond before July 4 to help reach the overall target.
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Sieule
Ings
Erie County
Onott
B Bone
Roy C. Mailer
Erie
Merritt Appliance Co Sold to City Resident
The Merritt Appliance Co, in business since 1938, was sold today to a city resident and son in law of the former owner. The new owner, with years in the trade, plans to continue existing policies and operate from 40 West Main Street.
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Merrit Appliance Co
Barneys Chase
West Columbis Avenue
Bert Meni
West Main Street
Annnox
Merritt
Finnnk Party
Payl Ave
Hd Sever
Vetadlssye
Janis
East Math
Lovatloy
Renewal of area road work to finish Clymer Columbus section
Local Highway Department crews pressed to complete the unfinished Clymer Columbus road project. Work resumes to shape and pave the entire length from Clymer to Columbus. The Erie county segment remains to be finished after prior years. Golf pro Ralph Leasure, 28, of Cumberland, Md, was killed in a Bedford crash last night.
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Clymer-Columbus
Lie
State Highway Department
Lis Moernine
Clymerco- Holintms
Rome
Warren-Eriv
Clymer
Colibus
Warrett County
Erie County
Ute Tore Msn
Golf Pho
Bedford
Ralph Lea Sure
Cimberlane
Leasure
Bedford Springs
Corryite fined after disorderly knife attack spree
Charles Huffman and sister Mrs Dateilte Martin, both of Brookville, faced a disorderly conduct case. Huffman charged after threatening and attacking at a party, then firing a shot into the ground when pursued by police. He was hospitalized, later surrendering, with a severe facial wound. Police reported a broader scuffle involving Huffman and relatives, while charges cited disorderly conduct and assault.
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Charles Huttiowy
Garey Fe
Alderanin XL
West End
PiLy Paibe
Willy She
Hulman
Robert Guth
Seablu
Edgar Alesander
Hiftmat
Dateilte Martin
Brookville
Pary
West Pest Wire
Yahy
Charles
Dewey Ends Bid, Will Not Seek Third Term
Albany dispatch reports Dewey announcing he will not run again, planning private life after twenty years in public service. He hints retirement after term ends next December, clearing field for Lt Gov Joe Hunley or Gov candidate at state convention in Savatge Springs on September 17. Dewey says he will not dictate convention choices.
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Albany
Nooy
Dewey
Privace Tay
Berm
Joe R. Hunley
Suriage Springs
Tfe
Asketthethéé
Spectacular lightning lights city sky after midnight
City residents witnessed a dramatic lightning display just after 11 PM over the southern sky. The jagged bolts illuminated the area for several minutes before subsiding as a fire alarm system was struck near midnight. Weather notes report a drop from 81 to about 50 degrees. Governor candidate James Dill went fishing on the Susquehanna below Conowingo Dam and returned with two catches weighing three and a half and four pounds.
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George Mulderick
Gay James Dill
U. S
Susquehanna River
Gonowingo Dam
Report Decision Near On Peace Treaty For Japan
The article outlines a U.S. and allied move toward negotiating a peace treaty with Japan, with key figures such as Dulles and MacArthur involved. It discusses domestic and international opposition, military considerations, and the broader context of postwar settlements. The piece notes fears of a compromised state of security and the desire for a formal end to the occupation while balancing Japan's future sovereignty and regional stability.
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HNC
Moorlael
Elias Sevd
Jagian
Syelel Ruwski
Rec Chinn
Japan
Five Medics to be Honored at Union City Event
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania will honor five physicians at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City next Wednesday afternoon. Dr Luther J King Meadville will present testimonials to Drs Boushton Erie William Phillips Greenville William Wyant Farrell James Elder and Clifford Marshall Sharon for service to public health. Dr Leroy E Chapman Warren will receive a citation from Dr CL Paline Pilibiteh chair of the health lev isation committee.
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Ih Hlehih
Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Luther J. King
Meadville
Dre
Biy
Boushton
Erie
Willian J. Phillips
Greenville
William W
Wyant
Farrell
James F. Elder
Clifford
Marshall
Sharon
Pennsylvania State Senate
Leroy E. Chapman
Warren
Warren County Mediaal Rootery
CL. Paline
Pilibiteh
Medical Society
Hickenlooper Suggests Oui zing of Peurifoy Case
Washington June 41 Sen Hickenlooper Republican of Tama says oui zing of Peurifoy is needed as Senate inquiry digs into the 1845 Amerasia affair. Undersecretary John B Pennifoy will be questioned as testimony from a career diplomat and other officials is reviewed in a closed hearing next Thursday. One of six people arrested in the secret documents episode five years ago is named in the inquiry.
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Wash
Sesnitor Hickenlonper
R-Tawa
Senate’ Committee
Amerasia
Demity
Johin B. Pennifoy
Hickenlooper
Serview
Warn Motorists On Chasing Fires At Substation
A garbled transit warning urges motorists to pull aside and stop for approaching fire response lines. It notes fire units and depots, cautions about vehicle proximity, and directs drivers to remain clear of fire apparatus within 500 feet.
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Olumbur Fire Department
Sep
Rt Vinight
Warren
Unis Marie Gieeuedd
Miogorists
Mube Teuoks
Vaneln Starvil Shah
Warn Employes Must S.Nu Warn Employes Must S.Nu
A dated notice warns employers and employees about Social Security numbers and wage records. It notes penalties for noncompliance, partial year or full time employment status, and potential loss of unemployment or workers compensation benefits. An official from the district Social Security office will hold a meeting to explain requirements next Tuesday.
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Berpurt
Corry Ardain Obislin
Secial Security
Missing Woman Flyer Reported By CAA
The Civil Aeronautics Administration reported a search for Marjorie Harrison, a missing flight contestant, after she left the Erco Airport in Riverdale Maryland near Washington. Authorities traced her last movements toward the south, noting weather conditions hindered progress and that she had stopped in Philadelphia and near Richmond before heading on.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Yrginia
Marjorie Harrison
Put Dorky
Montreal
Palm Beach
CAA
Erco
Riverdale
Harrison
Richmond
Washington Flyer
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Citrus Plant Fire Ravages Winter Haven Facility
A large fire swept through a citrus processing plant in Winter Haven causing extensive damage estimated around 9 000 dollars. Fire crews from multiple stations battled the blaze into the night, with authorities noting significant damage to the packing and storage areas. No injuries were immediately reported.
Woman Escapes In Area Smashup
A woman in a Parenti driver’s area narrowly escaped a collision after her Studebaker struck a ditch and careened into a field. The incident, witnessed near the junction of a main road, caused minor vehicle damage and prompted a quick police and bystander response with no serious injuries reported.
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Markim Bale
Studebaker
Corry Barmacks
Tale
Farmer Found Slain Brother Sought Near McConnellsburg
A 45-year-old farmer, Laster Bishop, was found shot outside near the Maryland line. State police said Walter Bishop, his brother, and Walter’s wife vanished after the shooting and headed toward Maryland. Investigators note possible family involvement and describe a "clan" in the border area. Bishop was unmarried and found in a car near his home.
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Mcconnellsburg
Menea Maryland
Pulice
Laster Bishop
Bat Bishop
Walter
Clan Ofos
Fin
Dixon
Bizhon
Amd
United States Wins Fourth Wightman Cup Victory
In Wimbledon England on June 17 the United States team secured its 14th straight Wightman Cup win. Margaret Osborne du Pont of Wilmington Delaware defeated England’s Jean Walker-Smith 6-3 6-2 in the opening match to give the U.S. its fourth victory in the best of seven series.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Wikhiman
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Jean Wealker-Smith
Flood Devastates Crooksville Pottery District
A flash flood from a broken dam devastates Crooksville and nearby areas wrecking two potteries, flooding homes, cutting power. Five houses in the dam area washed away, 30 to 40 people trapped, and the Acme Pottery plant leveled as the Ohio Power Company station fails. Continues on Page 10.
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Associated Press
Crooksville
Niles
Ignesville
South Central
Te Cporksite Fire Department
Calvine
Roissid
Jeuin
Ty Hhnee Phjenle Lowe
Jetanion
Osu
Iaghey du Logue Rusidentia
broken @ Miné
Millee
Crocksville
Yrarter Wake
Crookeeville
Hye
Ohio Power Comppany
Acne Pottery Company
Mhlely
Hoover Urges End to Deficit Spending
Former President Herbert Hoover told about 4000 attendees at the Chicago Junior Chamber banquet at Navy Pier that financing deficits by borrowing has led to inflation. He urged limiting government expansion, deficits, and taxes to protect jobs and national life during the 30th annual convention.
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Samesaveu
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Junior Chhmiber
Commerce
Navy Pier
Hoover
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