Political clash outlines union support in Pennsylvania
C I O leaders discuss threats and party lines as Philadelphia union head Mont urges unity against the first party fibet group. McCal attacks political leadership while backing Charles A. Tone as the Democratic governor nominee, amid union labor circle affiliations and regional tensions.
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Woddeninane
Pennsylvania Politica
McCal
Charles A. Tones
Democratic State Committee
Weardinge Lo Mir
Michall
iPennisy
Political framing in a murky primary campaign
A fragmented OCR reads as a debate over primary support with references to Priscina and labor groups. The text mentions an individual and labor leaders, contrasting two courses of action in a contested primary, reflecting intra party strategy and candidate positioning. Names are unclear due to damaged text.
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Vinia Inpor
Priscina
Kennedy Claims Labor Backing in Democratic Party
A fragmentary critique attributes Kevin Kennedy or Tomas Kennedy with asserting labor support within the Democratic Party and accuses leadership of betraying labor through recent reforms and benefits. The source quotes McCall arguing Kennedy seeks ambition and would dampen labor ties.
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Thiee
Labor
Tomas Kennedy
Democratic Party
Spring in Erie features and parish events
The Erie area reports a lively spring with a federal court session in the morning, Vaughn DeLeath guest starring on NBC radio, and Miss DeLeath noted as a composer and sister to Mrs Alma Cunningham. St Patrick's Day party at St Edwants hall raised funds for St Thomas church. A brooders’ display at Moore Seed Store draws youth attention. The state safety bureau notes 318 motorists lost licenses that week, intoxication cited for 66 suspensions. Leaders from local industries scheduled to speak at 9 pm on WIAIF. Miller’s Pharmacy owner returns after illness. Penny IM Nichols Transfer vans receive orange exteriors. The March term of federal court convened in Erie. 15 prisoners to be sentenced next month. Greenville plans a centennial celebration, with the Business Men's Association involved. Steel mills expected to run at 38.7 percent capacity, highest since November. 142 motorists lost licenses last week, 127 Pennsylvanians and 15 from other states. A large flock of geese briefly settles on the reservoir. Corry Council members host an outreach meeting and drive for new members. Storm sewer work resumes on Spring Street. West Pleasant street pipe laying to resume. Mary Reynolds celebrates her 84th birthday, resident of Corry for twenty years. Grand Commandery officers to attend a meeting at Franklin, with attendees expected.
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Corry
Enlgus BP Columbus
Barlow Brook
Garvey
Oil City
Spring Street
West Pleasant Street
Brocton Rail Cut Hits Local Pennsylvanian Branch
Old Cross Cut branch changes affect Brocton, with trains moved to river division between Buffalo and Olean City. Loss of the round house and crews endangers 37 workers and their families, reducing Brocton’s rail employment and estimated income of five to seven thousand dollars.
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Ollie Panydaaes Eo
Ross
P. R. IR
Old City-Buffalo
River
Buffalo
Off City
Brocton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Bronton
Tom Bracton
Hulvais
Buffald
Bracton
Union City Druggist Bloss Seeks State Assembly Seat
Albert L. Bloss a Union City druggist and World War veteran announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Assembly from the east county district. He called on local Republican leaders in Union City and will face incumbent John E. Van Allsburg of North East. Bloss, 45, lifelong Republican and former American Legion commander, serves on Union City school board and is active in multiple organizations.
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Albert L. Bloss
Union City
State Assembly
East County
Bloss
Corry
John EK
van Allsburg
North
American Legion
National Association of Retail Druggists
Masonic Order
Society of the 28Th Division
Special Services Continue at Christian Missionary Church
Special services are continued at the Christian Missionary and Alliance church led by Rev. T. H. Ritchie. Tonight he will speak on Found Out at Last, with a week’s lineup including Hell and What a Lost Soul Takes There and Convicted But Not Converted. A Friday Young People meeting is planned, with Mrs. Ritchie adding a request musical program later.
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Christian Missionary and Alliance Church
TH. Ritchie
Ritchie
Hell
T. H. Ritchie
National Banks roll three wins over Powel ls
The National Banks bowling team defeated Powell Motors in The Butler Bowling League yesterday afternoon. Harry Powers posted the high winning average of 160 for the victors. Also noted, Congress annually awards 125 free scholarships to Gallaudet College in Washington D C, the sole institution worldwide for higher education of the deaf.
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National Banks
Powell Motors
Butler
Harry Powers
Gallandet College Congress
Gallaudet College
Washington, D. C
Louisiana Creole identity in early American era
A biographical note on a white descendant of French and Spanish colonists who lived in Louisiana before it became part of the United States highlights early colonial roots and assimilation into American society. The text frames Louisiana as a crossroads of heritage and nationality during the transition to statehood.
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Louisiana
America
Girard Youth Killed by Fast Train
Carter Gouresusar, 14, an amateur photographer and freshman at a local high school, was killed while photographing a train on Bessemer and Lake Erie tracks near his home. He stood between the rails for a head-on shot as the locomotive approached. friend Lawrence Peisler heard a scream, and Carter was struck and killed instantly.
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Gouresusar
Cuevesy
Love Birds Show Birds of Springfield Matrimonial Rivalry
In Springfield Mass Mrs Watter A Brown recently bought a pair of love birds. The female allegedly dominates the mate, prevents him from eating, and proves that females can be more deadly by jeering the downtrodden male.
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Whit Springfield
Mass
Watter A. Brown
Rains Disrupt Book Shop Business in Boston
Rainy days force a Boston bookstore proprietor to post a sign asking customers to remove wet hats. He notes men enjoy browsing during showers, bending over the counter which causes water to drip onto shelves and props.
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Boston
Erie Eastside G O P In Court House Row
Erie Eastside Republican committee members failed to endorse a congressional candidate last Friday night. They attacked the court house group and its purported candidate selections. Mrs Dora Burns led the discussion opposing outside endorsements with Joseph Kowal as the sole exception. Frank Vollmer, secretary of the east side committee, denied the existence of a "court house gang" and defended the courthouse for official business only.
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Grie
Rast Siefenders
Republican County Committee
Congress
Court House
Dora Burns
Fred Glhucken
Sth
German
Crawford County
Craigford County
Frank Vollineh
Merrill Patterson Named Superintendent in Presbyterian Sunday School
Merrill Patterson was named superintendent at a special meeting of the nominating committee and teachers. Re elected were H. B. Smith advisory superintendent A. V. Cochran assistant superintendent Stuy Skinner treasurer Mrs H B Smith primary superintendent Mrs N R Dickson cradle roll superintendent and Mrs G L Boyd junior department superintendent Newly elected for the year were William MacLees secretary Charles Bracken assistant secretary and Miss Dorotha Mae Rickers civil director and pianist Jails Popular on Market evening Shade Ark local jail purchased by a farmer converted into a cow barn and crib nearby Mountain View is sold for a telephone exchange office
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Charles Bracken
Dorotha Mae Rickers
Civir
Ark
Mountain View
Bandit Trio Wounds Two State Cops In Hold up Try
Police pursue three bandits sought for wounding two state patrolmen during a Sunday morning hold up near Franklin and a separate incident at a Grove City roadhouse. One patrolman remains hospitalized with gunshot wounds. another officer was struck and the trio fled. Police link the suspects to prior robberies in New Castle and Rochester. Federal aid sought to identify a dismembered body found on Lake Erie shores.
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Movor
Grove City
Venango County
Pecan Hill
Pranklin
Amy
Henry Cooper
William Hays
Mercer Hospital
Uig
George Peebles
R. D
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Noni
Peebles
Florida
Hays
Cooper
Sivoy Fl
Kid
Augustine Lene
G. m. Kinney
Washington, D. C
Lake Erie
Here
Herbert Hesling Tovlstosepeni
WOQ
Winnon Funeral
North Fast
Mssenwein
RACKETEERS GO TO DOGS PITTSBURGH
Western Pennsylvania Humane Society chief agent E M Smith investigates reports that dogs are being picked up on streets or stolen from private homes and peddled in Philadelphia shop windows.
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Pittsburgh
E. M.smith
Western Pennsylvania Humane Society
Blind preacher seeks eyes of doomed man in California
In San Francisco on March 21, Rev A B Harding a blind preacher announced plans to gain state permission to solicit an eye donation from one of the 12 inmates on San Quentin's death row. He cited recent cornea transplant advances as hope for restored sight. The piece notes era dates in Japanese history.
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Jane Frese
San Francisco
A. B. Harding
State of California
San Quentin
Directors Named for Two Corry Plants
Directors were elected at the annual meetings of the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation and Corry Metal Company, both of Corry. Election of officers will be held in May. Corry Jamestown Directors include A M Bunanever of Boston, Mrawl J Oyington of Seattle, D R Hillstrom of Chicago, H Hy Keppel, Raymond Anderson, D Armour Hillstrom, and D A Hillstrom, all of Corry. Corry Metal Company directors are all from Corry: D A Hillstrom, L Cavian, W R Hultberg, H H Keppel, A Rehnberg, R E Larson, and Raymond Anderson.
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Corry-James- Lown Manufacturing Corporation
Corry Metal Company
Corry
John EB
Durkin
Jamestown
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Rey
A. M. Bunanever
Boston
Mass
Mra Wl
J. Oyington
Seattle
Wash
Widow Ciara Bufelor inquest details suicide note
Mrs. Ciara Bufelor, a 27 year old widow, testified at an inquest into her husband’s death. The husband was found dead with his head in a gas oven, and she described his note and circumstances surrounding the death in the London proceedings.
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London
Ciara W. Buf
Elor
The Name Leroy Origin and Meaning
The name Leroy, from old French, translates as the dag and may mean royal. It is comparatively new and not long in use as a given name.
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Leroy
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