President Roosevelts speech frames wartime leadership call
The editorial reprints President Roosevelts inaugural address praising decisive action to restore confidence, balance the budget, reform banking, and reduce unemployment. It stresses America first policy, unity, and readiness to grant emergency powers only as a last resort while urging national resolve to endure the low mood and keep industry moving.
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America
Suit Over Schoolyard Attack Highlights Turbulent Nativity
A $3,000 suit seeks damages for pain and suffering and $900 for expenses after Edward Sigman Jr. was allegedly struck by Grant Abrams during a high school basketball game at Salamanca. Abrams, a Carrollton boy, has been expelled. School Superintendent George A. Plate canceled the serious disciplinary action, and an insurance adjuster handles the claim as authorities report the incident occurred during the February 17 gym match.
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Mlovtor
Salamanca
Edward Sigman
Suient
Til
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Grant Abrams
Carollna
George A. Plate
Abrams
Ligniun
Corry Faces Depression With Calm City Spirit
The community, led by Corry, endured the depression with calm and steady resolve. Credit is given to the two national banks for helping the city escape bank failures that struck elsewhere, maintaining a steady, unexcited public mood during suspensions and federal compliance.
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Corry
Couse
Hollywood Charm Advice Traced From Paris Notes
United Press dispatch from Hollywood discusses charm as an innate quality rather than a learned trick. A Paris note lists social cautions for women, urging independence avoidance, brevity about clothes or past loves, and carefuldating to avoid the wrong suitor.
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Beme
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes and Local Moves
Twenty years ago items from Journal Files report W. W. Mongdrinlys elected ex alto ruler of Corry at a meeting with Keating M. Selsto F. B. Day and He Andrews among others. Local trolley support among farmers between the city and Union favored the new line. Mohawk Valley Company remains profitable with monthly receipts around fifteen thousand dollars. City council plans extra meetings to discuss next year’s appropriation measures. Mrs Mayme Glass Robinson and son Richard return from New York City to spend several weeks with Gerry friends before a Philadelphia tour. Major Wilcox Capt Alexander and Lieutenants Viane Viede Fund Treating head to National Guard meeting in Oi city. Mrs Herbert Beacken returns to Pittsburgh to visit Ward Powell. James P Crown leaves for New York to join Steelage Furniture Co. Willard Walker and Wunder of Tiesen, Aria visiting his parents on Maple Avenue. Joss Oliver travels to Spring Creek for plumbing work.
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Do You 1 When the R R Was Double Flanked West
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a railway line near Concord and a misread apple date, but lacks clear events, dates, or entities to form a complete news card.
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Concord
The Cage Two Cents and Capitol Sagas Explain Pay Debates
Washington dispatch notes a satirical paper The Cage Two Cents mocks pay cuts for senators aides and editorialists. It cites anecdotes about Abraham Lincoln and Franklin D Roosevelt, plus a House bean price controversy, as reflections on governance and ambition.
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United Salles Seribe
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Crngeesaman Mitchell
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Registrations Top Two Million In California
California motor vehicle registrations reach 2 011 824 in the latest State Motor Vehicle Department report with Oakland and Sacramento among listed locales. A regional surge follows 1981 totals as counties report higher vehicle activity statewide.
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California Sur- Ins
Hen Lays Large Egg in De Por Bay Oregon Tale
A six month old Barred Plymouth Rock pullet owned by W N Preston laid a large egg weighing four and a half pounds, a remarkable feat noted in local Oregon poultry circles.
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James Crown Sworn in as Head of Commerce Washington
A historic note records James Crown being sworn into a leadership role with the Chamber of Commerce in Washington. The event marks a notable point for local business interests and civic leadership in the capital.
Tear gas threat halts big mob at Jamestown
Reported chaos erupts in Jamestown as a crowd of agitators attempts entry to a council chamber. Police, led by Chief J Hyatty and Marsh of Cuaron oma, threaten force and disperse the group after a warning by Chief Axel Levin. A loud warning and display of force end the confrontation without further violence.
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Two Youths Sentenced In Erie County Court
Two young men pleaded guilty to criminal offenses in Erie County. William Owens, 21, of Wesleyville, stole 102 dollars from McGrayn’s confectionery and received one to two years in the Allegheny County Workhouse. Glen W. Hall, 29, of Wesleyville, was jailed for an attempted robbery at Parkway Gasoline Station and fined, with the gun misfiring and weapons not exploding.
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Threats Target Jamestown Mayor and Family
A male caller threatened violence against Jamestown Mayor Sumpet A. Gurksoy and Mrs. Canl sommehith five residents. Police note recent anonymous calls to the mayor and family, including an attempted arson at Maple Street home. The threats, possibly tied to public official hostility, prompted extra precautions until Sunday.
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A. Gurksoy
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Iyha
Erie Boy Saves Chum From Lake Ice Rescue Hero
March 7 Erie teen Art Controe, 16, pulled 14 year old Tony Gallano from icy Lake Erie off Sherwood Street, risking his own life as both boys were a quarter mile from shore. Tony died of exposure. Art, hailed as hero by East High School, saved his friend.
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Club election postponed at weekly meeting
Seven members attended the weekly meeting at Mrs. C. B. Ross’s home on Wayne Street. The program included an entertaining article on The Rainbow and a reading by Mrs. Thomas Ragan. No officers were elected. the election was postponed until more members attend. Miss Emma Cronk to entertain next Monday at her Arth Center Street home.
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Emma Cronk
Arth Center Street
Tired and Irritable? A Nerve Steadying Remedy
A vintage ad touts a tonic claiming to steady nerves and improve well being. It promises better appetite, sleep, and appearance, asserting 98 of 100 women found it helpful and suggests liquid or tablet forms for consumer convenience.
Ice field extends along Lake Erie as fishermen brace for thaw
Local surveyors report ice fields spanning about 12 miles toward the Canadian shore at the Lake Erie end. They warn it will take several days for boats to pass. Fishermen expect melting grounds to set nets for whitefish. A strong northeast wind is needed to break up the ice. Freshwater fish have seen strong demand from New York markets since the fishing season opened.
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New York
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