Townsend delegates hear Dr Townsend at Corry convention
About 200 delegates gathered in Corry to hear Dr Frandy J B Townsend founder of the all Age pension plan address the Congressional District convention. Townsend supporters discuss a two percent discount plan and its spread from California to other states as merchants offer discounts on articles.
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Kcatlons
Ohio
New Yorke
Corry Hia
Frandy JB
Townsend
All Age Pension Phin
Townsend National Recovery Plan
Sessayi
Corry
Chicago
Lin Even'ng
Townsenit
California
Cory High School
Taysenu
Corry Driver Cleared After Jamestown Child Fatality
Miss Bernice Olds of Corry drove the car that struck 8-year-old Helena Jeanette Ross of Jamestown on the Celeron Jamestown highway. The coroner contested blame, calling the death accidental and planned an inquest Monday.
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Bernice Olds
Corry
Autc
Helena Jeanette
John Ross
Jamestown Hospital
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Wi East Smith Street
Henry C. Wadsworth
Lakewood
W. J. Edwards
Carry
Convict Youth and Girl Freed After Murder Conviction
Lester Brockelhurst, a 23 year old ex Sunday school teacher, was convicted of murdering Victor Gates and two others in Little Rock, Arkansas. He faces execution by electric chair on August 27. His 18 year old sweetheart Bernice Melton of Rockford, Illinois, was acquitted of Gates murder and returns home after the verdict.
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Bittericas
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Bernice Melton
Rockford
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Murray Exhorts Steel Strikers To Continue
Philip Murray, chairman of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, urged Seven Mile workers to win the strike against four big independent firms, claiming most of 100,000 affected by the action remained idle. He alleged the back-to-work marches were breaking the SWC effort, with about 74,000 of Bethlehem Steel, Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and Inland Steel workers reported at mills. Local No. 14 of the Cigar Makers Union affiliated with the CIO.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
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Murray
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Republic Steel
Youngsown Sheet & Tube
Inland Steel
Heat wave deaths rise as cool air moves in
Coolair swept into the central plains ending a heat wave that caused at least 82 deaths across 10 states. The United Press tally counted 31 heat prostrations and 51 drownings as cooler weather and thundershowers were expected to follow the hot spell that marked the season's first extreme weather outbreak.
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Kansas City
Central Plain
Canadian Rockies
Central States
Charge Drive on New Deal Foes
Rep N Hamilton Fish accuses a joint tax inquiry of being an inquisition aimed at punishing New Deal opponents. He says the committee targets President Roosevelt family and key officials by probing tax records and using tactics like holding companies and farm loss deductions to reduce taxes. He links the inquiry to campaign funding against Roosevelt and administration opponents.
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Washington
Namilton Fish
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
James A. Warley
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wagner-Steagall low cost housing bill backed by national committee
Washington June 26 The low national housing committee placed its support behind the Wagner-Steagall low cost housing measure now pending in Congress The committee at its first meeting named Monsignor Join A Ryan of the National Catholic Welfare Conference as chairman and started a long-range program for housing reform A committee of industrial cooperation was authorized to coordinate building materials producers to cut costs for consumers and spur construction
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Fire Stricken Sandgate Castle Crew Reaches Lifeboats
The crew of the steamer Sandgate Castle fled to lifeboats after a blaze in the Atlantic. President Pierce rushed to aid, locating the stricken vessel about 177 miles away at 88.51 N, 60.5 W, as rescue efforts commenced.
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Cleveland police hunt hotel bar boy in hunt for Robert Irwin
Cleveland police, tracing connections to Veronica Gedeun murder, identify a hotel bar boy named Robert Irwin or Murry. A nine year old pantry girl at the Cleveland Hotel recognizes him as twin of Robert Murry and describes him as a dish washer and bellboy. Investigators check Cleveland hotels, suspect he fled by bus toward Chicago while hiding clues in his clothing.
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Palice
Robert Irwin
New York
Haster Surilay
Veronica Gedeun
Robert Murry
Henrietta Nosetansil
Veland Hotel
Murry
Chicago
Chanen
Ely
Bar Boy and Mist Kosvianski in Murder Case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Bar Boy and Mist Kosvianski linked to a triple murder. A police officer informs others of possible suspect Murpy with a photo likeness, while a manager and lieutenant investigate a blaze.
Unclear OCR note on New York polling and names
A jumbled OCR excerpt mentions a clerk, Murry or Murny, a Miss Kowclansier, a person named Irwin, and a chaotic mix of phrases about polls, a hired worker, a fight, and multiple sites. Content is fragmented with no clear events or outcomes to summarize.
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RONM
Murry
Picture Inn
Etrouue
New York
Kowclansier
Murny
An & Dick
Howe
Fie
Bor Bey
Anit
Irwin
Cowne
York Slayer case notes reveal fragmented interview leads
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a police interview about a York case. The fragment mentions contact with a person, work nights, an elderly or worn out subject, and a reference to a post and paper in a continental context. No clear names or locations are established.
Corry Evening Journal item rustic note
June 26, 1987 issue of the Corry Evening Journal from Pennsylvania dated Saturday and priced three cents.
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Sorry
Steel plant reopenings test U S steel walkout impact
In Youngstown and Johnstown workers return to mills amid a month of labor conflict as unions press for compulsory arbitration. About 13,000 of 32,000 at Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Republic Steel resume work under guard. Bethlehem Cambria plant reopens with 2,000 back, pickets limited by state police.
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America
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Martin L. Davey
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cambria
Warly
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James Mar
Witon
Era
Roosevelt
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Bethlehem
Plan Probe Into Housing Conditions Victim Classmate at Panama High
A Panama High School graduate from the class of 1937, 18 year old Harold Maley of North Clymer, was fatally injured when his truck collided and overturned near Panama. The report notes Italy and Germany’s stance on international nonintervention and Spanish Civil War neutrality, with observers saying Britain and France wish to control the patrol to block munitions and volunteers from Spain.
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Sielong
Panama
Farm Hand Hangs for Killing Neighbor
Willy Beeler, a farm hand from Kanawha County, was executed at West Virginia Penitentiary for the shotgun slaying of his neighbor. As Beeler walked to the scaffold, Beckner, a 31 year old father of three, sang the hymn Jesus Never Forsake Me. Beeler was baptized in the Baptist church hours before, by immersion in the prison yard fountain.
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Settle Strike at Erie Plant Ends Long Standstill
ERIE Pa June 96 The Griswold Manufacturing Company strike ends after 44 days as workers return to jobs and most employees resume Monday. Management and labor agreed to a 40 hour week wage increases on a percent scale with no discrimination for strike activity. Some workers gain 17 cents hourly while unions estimate wage costs at 875000 during suspensions.
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Perry Slated for G O P Post
Altoona dispatch reports a Blair County rally endorsing Richard M. Simpson for Congress and backing Altoona attorney David H. Petry for state GOP chair. The event opened the county campaign, with Ditter and Lever Good named among speakers and eight county Republican chairs present.
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Pennsylvania
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Huntingdon
David H. Petry
Blair Voustyel
M. Harvey Taylor
State
Republican Committee
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Blair County
William Ditter
Montgomery County
William
Leveri- Good
Somerset
McFadden Plans 1200-Mile Solo Flight From New Jersey
Bernarr McFadden, publisher, flew from Teeterboro airport at 5:45 a m toward Miami, Florida, on a planned 1200 mile solo nonstop flight in a new Stinson Yagnaplane. The body beautiful ads evoke as he faces this feat despite fear of his physical ability.
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Bernarr McFadden
Teeterboro
Miami
Fla
Party Leaders Meet With President In Annapolis Talks
President Roosevelt meets with House and Senate leaders in Annapolis to discuss legislative plans and party harmony. The three day conference includes cabinet members and agency heads as they seek to align administration and congressional priorities on reforms and reconstruction funding.
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United Press Star
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Senate
Das Heal
Lyons
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Tong
Muatnfund
Jesse Jones
Amelia Resumes Flight From Bandoeng to Surabaya
Amelia Barhal resumes her world flight starting from Bandoeng in the Netherlands East Indies, heading to Surabaya about 370 miles east on Java. She was forced to return yesterday to Bandoeng for minor motor repairs after departing for Surabaya.
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Committee to Probe Housing in Corry Forms
A local movement forms a committee to investigate housing conditions in Corry and seek remedies. Leaders include Clarence J. Whit and Mayon Clay Miter among police officials, civic workers, and community activists, aiming to improve the city’s unhealthy living standards.
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Leiders
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Heler
Wcores
BU. Waines
Arlistantoy
Mayon
Clay Miter
John C. Puplgin
Robert Chitlin
Cal Teal
Ol Wo Bracken
Riliet
Wlels
Dr Townsend to Speak Tonight at Local School
Dr Townsend is slated to address attendees this evening at the Setiur Hugh School located at 718 Girlock Uhia. The event, described as highly anticipated, will cover topics related to aging and pension movements.
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Townsery
Setiur Hugh School
Cult member to testify on planned world redeemer scheme
A cult member is set to take the stand today amid claims of a plot to create a new world redeemer. The witness and attorneys discuss alleged plans involving seduction of a 17 year old and a federal case.
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Tobe Wuest Aint
Jesus the Chriat
Waa
Mann
Tuealay i Federal
Hugh Maneth
Hunt
Film Star Mary Pickford Weds Buddy Rogers in Bel Air
Film stars circle Bel Air as Mary Pickford and Charles Rogers wed in a private garden ceremony at 312 Lighton Drive. Police managed crowds while relatives and close friends gathered for a later reception at Pickfair. The couple will depart for a month-long honeymoon aboard the Lurline to Honolulu.
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James F. Wigener
Sollywood
Fimstir Fang
Bel Air
Mary Pickford
Charlea
Buddy) Rogers
Olathe
Kan
Garden
Louis Lighton
Pickfair
Beverly Hills
Douglas Fairbanks
Honohau
New York Gunmen to Be Hanged in Topeka
In Topeka on June 26 two New York gunmen were found guilty of first degree murder for killing a Justice Department agent during a failed bank robbery attempt at the Topeka post office on April 16. Suspects Robert J. Suhay and Glen J. Applegate, both ex-convicts, faced a three hour jury deliberation before a federal court sentenced them to death. The case also names Wimberly Wayne Baker, slain during the incident, as part of the key context. Weather was cloudy with rain expected Sunday.
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Ken
New York
Theslay
Department of Justice
Wimberly
Wayne Baker
Robert J. Suhay
Glen J. Applegate
Ural
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