Soviet Rejection of U S Plea in Vicar General Trial
A chaotic text recounts Soviet rejection of a U S appeal regarding Vicar General Zephuk and Archbishop Zeptiate. It notes a long sentence for the archbishop and impressions of political trials during wartime, with fragmented references to religious figures and trials in Russia.
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John D. Grandens
United Press
Moscow
Match
Genrat Thikevich
Lenderei
Rivoin
Potanid
Zoplink Ait Wurlewich
Wamual
Leeiv
Promise Surprise in Sugar Price Probe
Washington reports a government inquiry into sugar pricing with the aim of uncovering unlawful practices. Officials consider drastic actions as they review distribution and pricing behavior affecting consumers and markets.
Hearty Approval of Home Builders Plan Heads Debate
A long-winded 1930s style report discusses support for a home builders plan and the Soviet government’s stance. It notes a $11M phase, mentions Universal Corporation, and references Archbishop Zeplinksa with debate over church property and church-state tensions. Allies and opponents are cited amid global pressure on policy.
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Ginte
Hearts
Angers
Pias
Townarrow
James
Dewy
Oiperce
Gail Tut
Avery
Zeplinksa
Rudke
Rovernmehl
Oppanien
Arch Winkiop Fils
Shackorduney
Somaghay
Vaatiet
Kereusky
Rumored Telephone Merger Involves Hell and Mutual Firms
The Dispatch Herald reports revived rumors of a four firm telephone merger or alliance in the industry. Sources suggest Heil and Mutual groups may consolidate to eliminate duplicate services and streamline operations. An executive connected to the Hel company was approached, but details remain unconfirmed as negotiations allegedly target a Thursday decision.
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Hell and Mutual Telephone
Kme
Diepatch Herald
Gelphone
Beir Hess
Heil Company
Dientice Evan
Montag
Hel
Mill
Fepo
Anany
Mit OG Phore
Eerie
Foster questioned on strike activities in Michigan trial
United Press report from Michigan dated March 10 describes prosecutor Smith cross examining Foster about his role in the shopmen's strike and a speaking tour through the West. The defense objects to certain testimony while the probe aims to establish Foster's influence on desertion and violence tactics. The cross examination is expected to continue over two or three days.
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United Pros
Joseph
Mich
William
Michigan
Voit
Smith
Poster
Frank P. Walsh
Attornney
Detch Tade
Ogden
Foster
Payttr
Rockefeller Jr Receives Million Monthly from Oil Income
New York reports John J. Rockefeller Jr earns about one million dollars monthly from Standard Oil holdings. Taxable computation shows his 7,038,300 shares valued at roughly 410.7 million dollars, yielding a net income around 11.0 million dollars for the period.
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Rockefeller
United Press
New York
John J. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil
Woman shoots contractor in New York crisis report
March 30 report from New York details a personal crisis following a shooting. Helene Ziegler shot contractor Humban after waiting in his office, then killed herself. Witnesses and partners tied the tragic event to a complicated affair and a presumed marriage.
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New York
United Press New York
Ziegler
Hucrham
Herringen
Blaze Destroys Pullman Car Plant in Chicago
A massive fire swept the Pullman Company's works in Chicago destroying the blacksmith shop and a three story building, about 190 feet square, with tools lost. Total damage estimated at 250000 dollars as firefighters worked to save adjacent structures.
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Chicago
Directors for Hotel Company Are Elected
A damaged report notes the Hotel Company board election result with 272 ballots cast and 14 voting for the Hilloy group. The executive slate includes Stewart, PM, Rayman, Blisw, Roc Rigers, Alexander, Anis, Harry Auer, and others. A meeting is planned to discuss officers and a possible corporate reorganization.
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Hilloy
Hircetts
Sov Stewart
Rayman
Roc Rigers
Alexander
Anis
Harry Auer
Artin Calegrove
Oltock
New York Detective Saves The Hold Up
Detective Jol confronted armed robbers during a New York hold up. He fired four bullets, wounding Cordes and preventing the crime as officers McDade and others returned fire. Despite injuries, the detective kept his weapon aimed at the suspects until backup arrived.
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United Prow
New York
Jol Worries
Lame McCady
Pi Police
Saami 1
McDade
McPade
Gillaperd
Eastern Star chapter installs new officers
Corry City Chapter of Eastern Star held a Wednesday evening meeting with good attendance. Mrs Hertha Mamilloy of Erie, District Deputy Grand Matron, installed the retiring Worthy Matron Mrs Mary Munger. A cheerful program followed with decor in five colors and small baskets. The Deputy Grand Matron received a silver combination dish from Mrs Beulah Brooks.
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Corry City
Star Lodge
Hertha Mamilloy
Erie
Mary Munger
Mix Haiilton
Fuyorm
Mise Beulah Brooks
Vonnig Wa
Watchman Kidnapped and Plant Fire in Price War
Chicago report states Hemal Cleaning Works proprietor Tred Weiner and watchman Fred Butrick were abducted by five men. The facility burned during a price war, causing about 95000 in damage. Police are investigating suspects and motive behind the arson.
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United Press
Chicago
Tred Weiner
Hemal Cleaning Works
Fred Butrick
Anniversary of Concord Wreck Recall Remains and Rescue
Twenty years after the Concord wreck a passenger train incident is recalled with names such as Miss Sweetin and fireman Wel Filacher, describing throttle action, a fire, and injuries. Survivors include Majeed, Made Miler, and several local residents. the report notes lines of recovery and the city’s memory of the event.
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Anil
OS Sweetin
Ant
Alo
Menilyille
Kave
Cate Can
Toomotl van
Pitler Announces Crandall Lineup in Hornell Club
The team reveals Crandall and Pitler to lead a lineup featuring stiff Parry, Tue Wits, Schimmel, and Gallen McCalloweh. Also noted are Sullough, Corrs fabs, and other local players amid an Endeavor-era context with references to Willis, Pruntelis, and regional Midwest play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Ty" Insdall
Avery Hitler Weil
Duke Pitler
Hornell
Casper
Wooming
Fellowa
Oilers
ML Randall
Franklin
Lucal
Steinach Rejuvenation Operation Reported Successful
A New York report states Edward T. R. Steinach rejuvenation surgery by Dr Henry S. Pusgal at St Elizabeth's Hospital improved his condition after a long decline. The operation, linked to the Steinach method, was performed with care, with subsequent statements suggesting the patient felt better during recovery. The piece notes media coverage and references to the surgeon and hospital.
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United Prison
York
Edward T. R
Saulymittérs
Henry S Pusgal
Bt. Wizabeth’s Hospital
Pascal Amd
Finn
Hoyt Pioneer
New
Julius M Smith Dies at Home in City
Julius M Smith died today at his North Center street home after a brief illness. Survived by one daughter, Mrs DoJ Alexander of this city. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock from the Tate home and a statement will be made in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Mosimth
Job North
Center Street
Ony Saughter
Doj Alexander
Rity
Tate
Pine Grove
Claude Walle
Bii
Willnih
Grav
Leigh
Norfath
Vasup
Hanes
Altooya
Mary
Mie
Lenin in steady condition as illness continues
Moscow march 30 the official bulletin on premier Lenin's condition issued from his bedside reports no change in overall state with a temperature of 378, pulse 104 and respiration 30 all figures reflect the ongoing critical illness and cautious prognosis by the medical staff
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Lenin
United Press Moscow
Sti Yulletin
New Proposal May Bring Peace in Ruhr
Rumored diplomatic initiative surfaced amid fragmented reports on European tensions. The plan, attributed to unnamed mediators, references withdrawal of forces and potential talks, with unclear participation from major powers.
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Ruhr
Contested Operation Of Local Bus Line
Attorneys prepared to contest the operation of a city bus line. The filing notes possible hearings and a public notice path. Officials will decide whether to grant permits and the matter may proceed to court if needed.
Board Meets Tonight to Pick School Site
A fragmented notice describes a board gathering this evening to select a site for a new school. The text references local officials and residents, with garbled lines implying district planning and community input.
Special Program by Presbyterian Choir Seeks Easter Service
A Presbyterian Church announces a special Easter program led by the church choir. The service includes musical selections and readings featuring Miss Austin, Mr Lindley, Mrs Spicer, and the choir, with solos and anthems like Holy Spirit, Faith and Guide and Lilt Your Glad Variations. Mrs Henry Hollis plans to visit Spring Sidek and stay with relatives over the holiday.
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Stadt
Serview Hill
Austin
Mirch
Spicer
Mim Atalows
Lindley
Uartet
Pipette Martey
Marhaiys
Linde Jey
Jenkins
Rotoli
Mss
Fred MW Hixson
Mieghem Molfege
Meadville Auther
Nose Godard
Miss Austin
Lindsley
Dicecheat
Raburte Vy Mine Smith
Amd
Henry Hollis
Spring Sidek
Dean Sentenced for North Murder
A report details a man named Dean receiving a sentence related to a murder case in the northern district. The article mentions the involvement of his wife and lists court actions and outcomes, describing the procedural steps and final adjudication.
Harding proposes new plan to aid shippers
United Press dispatch reports President presents a Cabinet discussion of a shipping aid initiative. The plan aims to stabilize freight rates, support merchant marine operations, and promote trade while maintaining government influence over shipping policy and labor conditions.
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Harding
United
Avoledine Fi Manel
Pytay
Shipyan
Pytate
Wallingne
Lasker
Snow and Freezing Weather for Corry Easter Forecast
A weather forecast predicts snow flurries and freezing conditions for Easter Sunday across western Pennsylvania including Corry, with similarly cold air and strong northwest winds. The system extends to Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, West Virginia and eastern New York, while Georgia and the Carolinas see colder but less snowy trends. Weather caution urged for Easter finery and travel.
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Weather Man
Pennsylvania
United Pyens
Washington
Warthernan
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
West Virginia
New York
Georgia
Automobile prices may advance soon amid market indicators
Reports indicate potential price increases on several standard automobile makes with expectations of new price announcements in April. No definite information or confirmations were available locally, but indications suggest price hikes may be imminent.
Resumption Tellegen Hearing Postponed
New York March 80 The resumption of the hearing in the Geraldine Farrerd Tellegen divorce case was postponed today until Monday.
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Vunouress
New York
Geraldine Farrerd
Tellegen Iivorce
Pretty Home Wedding Solemnized at Odwelorle Morning
A quiet early morning wedding at Dr and Mrs J Pope residence Odwelorle united Miss Ruth Pope and Mr Vineet Anderson with Rev Lovell Pa officiating. The ceremony featured yellow and green decor and roses with twelve guests at a breakfast. Attendants included Mrs J P Wilson and Miss Jeannie Wilson, with Mrs Ruth Pope Turner and Miss Eva Pope of Pittsburgh among kin.
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J. Pope
Lovell
Trov
Vineet Anderson
Ruth
Pope
Maroh
J. P Wilton
Meg Wisone
Mentor Club Holds Last Meeting of the Year
The Mentor Club held its final gathering of the year in the Library building last evening. Ten attendees submitted papers and discussions covered topics including Athes Miss Skidmore Marathon Risnment Mes. Grawold parthenon and Mrs., with a brief initial period before early members adjourned.
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Mentor Club
Rill
Athes
Bandit Killed by Awaiting Officers in Pistol Battle
A bandit was killed in a pistol battle with police who lay in wait at a national grocery store today. Mrs J L Chase and Mrs Gham are spending the afternoon in Union City with relatives.
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Natonal
J. L.chase
Mrs. *. & Gham
Union City
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