Sugar making season opens with camps and plant operations
Reports indicate sugar making season underway with camps active on southern slopes near Woodring farm Col Vinita and Wayne township. Local producers foresee a strong run, with expected syrup output valued around 150 to 31.78 per some unit, as plants prepare for the wet season.
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Woodring
Col Vinita
Wayne Township
Henny
Miordhain Wix Hushre Dees
Lownahiy
Amy
Japan's Action Not Agreed To By U S
United Press reports Washington says the United States did not approve Japan's proposed action. The article notes allied reactions and U S position on cooperation with Britain and other allies regarding intervention and occupancy issues. The text contains garbled phrasing but indicates tensions over who approves aggressive measures and alliance responses.
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United Press
Washington
Ua Maret Theil
Chanmvedy
Niky
Arid Tapan
Okupa
Shipping Days Help Corry Office
Cory oMelata of the Pennsylvan Auitrowd declares the following shipping days plan to aid Congress stations. Regular freights run to Warren and Milwaukee on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Saturdays with daily shipments westward. West division ships not on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with limited Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. New shipments to New Unab Le go on trips Tuesdays May Posts and Saturdays.
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Cory oMelata
Freighy
Roma
MFR
Corey
Curry
Warren Fe
Avery
Warren
Fiat
Berlin Hopes for Pact With Japan
Amsterdam dispatch reports that German and Japanese leaders show openness to a potential pact or understanding. The Volkes Zeitung in Berlin today suggests Germany may pursue an agreement with Japan to solidify Axis diplomacy amid wartime pressures.
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United Press
Amaterdam
Volkes Zeitung
Sunnomolie
Japan
Germany
Freight Car Burglary Reported Near Pennay Yard
A freight car was burglarized last night near the Pennay trellis station, Buffalo bound cargo from Buffalo. Investigators, led by Agent Cottrell, interview yard workers and inspect nearby lines as authorities pursue suspects and gather evidence from the scene.
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Pollu
shinHlar
Gines Ace
Buffalo
Pennay
Srene
Aneak Hhleves
Penny
Singh
Cottrell
Lye Hinkel
Hs Police
Andy Cirmiee
Reve Certs
Howard County Adds Boiler Equipment for Plant Growth
Howard County completes a substantial upgrade to its tannery plant with a new central boiler building and additional power equipment. The move increases boiler capacity and accommodates future expansion, signaling planned growth at the facility.
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J. W
Mewar Comepany
Ely
Jude
Moward
Fitet
Corry Found A Way During The War Effort
The town rallies to support Red Cross relief by collecting funds and materials for soldiers. Citizens donate generously, with Corry credited for mobilizing volunteers and resources to aid those overseas. Communities cheer the effort as a sign of unity and patriotic duty.
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Red Cross
Corry
Dolters
Henratta Killed by PRR Train
A fragmented report recounts the Henratta incident involving a Pennsylvania Railroad train. It details sightings, a coroner’s inquest, and investigators tracing the event from a tower to the beguiling crash site.
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Henratta
Annual Easter Ball Announced by Branch Novyh CoH
The Branch Nov yh CoH of Alabama will host its 27th annual Easter ball on Monday evening in April at the State Armory. Preparations are underway with decor and a full program including Ralph Plivic of Jamestowne NY to sing, a convert program led by Mrs Gores TI Bosworth and Mrs Pin oy OUnesteal, and a popular dance evening expected to attract many out of town guests.
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Branch
State Armory
Moxwonger
Ralph Plicic
Jamestowen
Mra. Gores TI
Bosworth
Pinoy
Eighty Years Old Mr Livermore Celebrates Birthday
Corry resident J P Livermore, a veteran merchant, marked his eighty third year with a party attended by friends and fraternity members. The event featured vocal music, gifts, and a toast to his long career since moving to Corry in the eighties to run a thriving dry goods business.
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MR. Livermore
PF. LiverMore
Corry
Wade
Livermore
Pinswille
G. Wood
J. P. Livermore
Vermont
Galgarian Sunk Fifty-Eight Perish
A disaster narrative describes the sinking of Galgarian with fifty eight dead and many survivors. Names such as Brent and Laert Laniteyt appear amid reports of the tragedy and ensuing rescue attempts.
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Galgarian
Paanie
Students Vote For The Single Session
It reports a movement around a single session vote with mixed opinions. Supporters push for unified study options while opponents voice concerns. The text cites unnamed figures and venues, noting community debate and a voter mood toward education reform.
Complaints To Police Amid Fractured Ottoman Rhyme
Fragmentary text appears to mix garbled speech with stray phrases about complaints to police and weather notes. Readable elements mention a police process and a dated or stalled sequence. Entities and specifics are largely unclear, with many nonsensical insertions.
Government Sanatorium Burning Saga Declared By AP
A fragmented dispatch reports a government sanatorium fire with claims of preventive measures and officials disputing timelines. Names and exact locations are obscured by garbled OCR, but the piece references an investigation and responsive actions by authorities.
Westinstin Senate Deadlock Over 12 Hour Session
A terse wire from Madison reports a stalled debate as senators clash over a 12 hour session aimed at pushing a government reform. Key figures LarPaltette and Van Siektin are cited amid party lines and procedural battles, with lingering doubt on passage.
Loyalists and Home Rule in wartime politics: a confused record
A fragmented note traces loyalties during the war era, naming Irish Nationalists and government figures, referencing Home Rule aims and Dominion status. Mentions Edmond born 1851, father Major Wilton Tedayond, and parliamentary ties, with unclear events and dates.
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Swan
Parkiemens
Heemond Wag & Front
Tarment
Nave Deen
Wien
Troha
Candas Tredouind
Waite
Edmond
Wilton Tedayond
Phare
Crasper Grocery Relocates to Central Site by April
Crasper Grocery plans a move from East Main to the central location near the former Ladies Furnishing Store, with new fixtures and equipment. Owner Bulent Crasper expects a modern grocery establishment ready by April 1, following twelve years at the present site. The Baptist Church quarterly meeting is set for tomorrow at 7:45 with written reports requested from church officers. Mrs. Hartington’s funeral will be Friday at St Theresa’s Church Union City with interment in St Theresa's Cemetery. A heavy man toured city homes yesterday afternoon, causing annoyance at several residences as a carpet sweeper repairman.
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Locaton
Gm East
Alent
My. Grapser
South Center
Barlow
Cropser
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