Vacation tours and city jubilee in Scranton noted
Eastern Pennsylvania motorists are urged to plan July trips as Scranton celebrates a district jubilee July 23 to 30. A Pittsburgh papers feature Polly Carpenter in California hostesses’ Wings over the Nation celebration. Fire damage at Phoenix building improved with partial repairs and restored electric service. Police report a fatal dog strike at First Ave and Mumtrees, plus juvenile cases over soft drink vandalism. Meadville Production Credit Association supports the stamp plan to aid farmers including Corry. Forage crops urged amid drought, with berries advertised locally.
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Tie Corry
Senate Fights Over Monetary Legislation 1930s Debates
The Senate opened debate on a monetary powers bill to defend the president's stabilization fund and currency controls, with bipartisan opposition forming against continued devaluation and inflationary risk. Taft and allies warned that extending powers burdens savers, while supporters argued for national defense needs.
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Associated Prey
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Saaly
Bye Dolla
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Banking Committee
Horse theft reported ends with horse found near pasture
J Bemen on Main Street reported a saddle horse bled near his barn until officers traced tracks to West Wayne Street where a load appeared loaded. The animal was later found three miles west in a pasture after Henlein verified the farmer’s claim. The case was then considered closed.
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Nis Place
Henlein
Second Texas Senator Dies in Washington
Dallas June 27 The second death in Texas senatorial ranks in three months prompts sorrow from candidates on the eve of a special election. Andrew Jackson Houston up year old son of Texas hero died last night in a Baltimore hospital after serving 24 days of his interim appointment as successor to Senator Morris Sheppard who died April 9.
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Andrew Jackson Houston
Houston
Mexico
Morris Sheppard
Guffey Lawrene feud resurfaces as Dems split far apart
Pittsburgh June 7 1938 long standing feud between U S Senator Joseph Guffey and Pennsylvania Democratic leader Lawrence reemerges as Guffey backs Huston for mayor against Lawrence’s pick Scully. Lawrence accuses Guffey of trying to build a personal machine and declares never to trust him again.
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Harmisburg
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Luray
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Druid G. Lawrence
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Jong Grand Jury Ind
Capitol. Il
John M. Huston
Register of Wills
Fittsburgh
Cornwiling D. Scully
Guffey Ein
Russell Carr
Uniontown
Thetate Supreme Court
Michael A.musmanno
Pittsburgh
Guiley
John K. Lewis
Thomas Kennedy
Teasurer
United Mine Workers
Charles Algin Jones
Guileyy
State Committee
Mercalt Meyers
Lewistown
Capital of U S Congress Wall in Philadelphia serves as capital
A historical note states that the wall in Philadelphia housed the capital of the United States from December 8, 1790, through May 14, 1800, during the early years of the republic. It links Philadelphia to the nation’s brief period as the capital before Washington, D.C., was established.
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U. S. Congress Wall
Philadelphia
United States
Former Corry Woman Succumbs in Detroit Funeral Planned
The former Kathryn Kauffman widow of the late Max Worth Stuyvesant Kaufman of New York City died Wednesday in Detroit. Funeral services will be held at St Thomas Church with burial in Steubenwalds cemetery. She was born in Corry and lived in Washington and New York. Survived by son Willis H. Ballenger of the Factory Trades Guild in Washington, currently believed in Belgium, and two sisters Antone Wother and Shean of Pittsburgh.
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Detroit
Thomas’ Hhirch
Balnbiluy
Kathryn Kuufman
MixWorth Stuyrsant Kaufman
New Yorke
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Kenteer
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Tarlore
Stekienbndls
Wittinel C. Shean
OC Plitsburgh
Soviet Blocks Nazi Drive Through Poland
The article notes Soviet and German action across occupied Poland with mention of a Russian naval base near Zywnstadt and bombing raids on the Winnish port of Tuski. Pravda hails British air losses over Germany while warning one stage or sector does not decide the war, and describes RAF daylight strikes along the French coast after nocturnal raids on Kiel Cologne and Duesseldorf.
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Cologne
Duesseldorf
RAF
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Buxton
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Anna Buxton of West Washington Street near Brackenhealing chapel yesterday afternoon at 2 20 o clock. Rev H Ray Harris of United Brethren church officiated. Interment was in Wattsburg cemetery family lot. Out of town relatives attended from Lonville Elgin Union City Titusville Cambridge Springs and others.
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West Washington Street
H. Ray Harris
United Brethren Church
P. M. Nichols
Howard Crandall
Charles Granary
Michael Flaherty
Wattsburg
Viva Eaton
Donald Taylor
Lonville
A. G. Smith
Elgin
Harold Smith
Union City
Hattie Bisbee
Mary Miller
C. G. Unger
Arthur Bisbee
Titusville
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Curtis] Bisbee
Merle Humes
An Odd Custom in a Japanese Home Hospitality Tale
An odd custom described shows a host serving food and drink to an enemy caller, a ritual phrased as essential to hospitality. The note contrasts strangeness with cultural etiquette, illustrating how hosts handled unexpected visitors in traditional settings.
Washed Sand and Gravel Price and Delivery Offer
Washed sand and gravel advertised at 150 per yard with delivery included. Cement locks and top dirt also available. Contact Chas W Parshyst at 318 Eush Smith St or call 23 804 for details.
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W. Parshyst
Eush Smith St
Oil City boys destroy school property incident
Oil City school officials plan to seek restitution from seven youths who admit breaking 38 window panes at Liverly School on a Wednesday night. Police report one boy punched glass with a baseball bat as the others joined in. cost of glass and labor to be shared among those involved, with prosecution to follow.
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Produce Markets Report From Buffalo and Pittsburgh
Buffalo market reports hogs cattle calves and sheep with price ranges and activity notes for June 27. Pittsburgh apples potatoes and premium marks are listed with steady demand and spot prices while New York stocks and commodities stage a cautious mid day session amid mixed trends.
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Illinois
Alabama Bliss
North Carolina
Biles
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Standard OW NF
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U & Steel
Warner Bros
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Youngstown
Cueh ‘Aero Supply
Atkansas Mature
Bervics
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Wau as hi s On't roy ise
Fragmented OCR text from a local paper yields a brief item with unclear names and events. Readable portions suggest a small community note or notice without a clear incident, date, or involved organizations. Further legible context would be needed to craft a proper summary.
Uncertain fragments hint at a boxing bout and figures
Fragmentary OCR mentions a boxer tied to a Chicago team and a prize amount around 2.9 dollars, with references to rings and a dated era. Unclear names and actions prevent a precise event, but the text suggests a scheduled fight and financial stakes in early 20th century boxing.
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