Sunday Baseball Bill Takes Center Stage In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the House reconvenes tonight to consider Schwartz Bill amending blue laws to allow Sunday baseball with a local option. The measure, seen as likely to pass by a constitutional majority, carries a baseball amendment adopted by the House last week.
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Senate
Judiciary
Geners Voramittee
Chatterton Film at Rex Promises Bride Roles
Chatterton’s Rex engagement presents her first chance to play a bride on screen. The week’s hit attraction features the famed actress in a role showcasing her traditional stage persona amid a wave of glamorous wedding imagery.
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Charaeters
Huth Chatterton
Yebidlo
Rex Theatre
Pia
Miss Chatterton
YOUR Convenience CALL 73d Car Service Ad
Local note promising complimentary oil change and lubrication services. Promotes free pickup delivery and mentions Quaker State and Emblem Oil. Central Service Station branding included with a casual, promotional tone.
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Quaker State
Emblem
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Youngsville Tragedy Shocks Community In Death By Gun
Lewis S. Dunham, 82 caliber pistol, fatally shot himself after a long drinking spell in Youngsville. Authorities say his wife reported unbalanced condition and threats. Neighbors found him in a shed, the head damaged by the shot. he left a wife and two brothers, with work at National Forge and Ordinance in Irvine.
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Youngavile
Lewis S. Dunham
Warren
Dunham
Youth Dies at Corry Hospital After Illness
Garl Christenson, 21, died at Corry Hospital Sunday afternoon after a several days illness. He had been visiting at the home of H. Vanbrysap in Corry prior to his death and had earlier lived there for years. Survived by father, one sister, and one brother. Funeral from Federated Church in Spring Creek Tuesday at 2 PM, Rev. G. B. Marenn officiating. Burial in Sprite Greeks cemetery.
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Corry Hospital
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H. Vanbrysap
Corry
Bld
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Orother
Federated Church
Spring Creek
G. B. Marenn
Pangborn Plans for Return to New York
United Press reports Pangborn and Ey Heed dys whem it will start their return flight around the world from Portd Rise to New York tomorrow if conditions allow. Wheelers, with Capt. Lewis A. Yanvey, arrived yesterday, landing along the Pan-American Airways fins between showers. They may press on to Miami without a stop, after dining with Governor Theodore Rouse yell.
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United Press
Juan
New York
Wheelers
Lewis A. Yanvey
Pan-American Airways
Sento Daminen
Miami
Theodore Rouse
Quiz Couple In Woman's Death
United Press reports Mrs. Eleanor Wright of New Buffalo died after an automobile ride with James Ritter and Lola Mell. Police question the pair as investigators seek exact cause, noting an autopsy found a fractured skull and injuries but no evidence of alcohol in Wright's stomach.
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Harrisburg
Eleanor M. Wright
New Buffalo
Pennsylvania Canal
James Ritter
Marysville
Lola Mell
Wright
Assstant
Richards
Mirs
Local Gazette Notes Fragmented Headlines From City Desk
A reader friendly summary of scattered OCR text highlights partial city news items. Names and places are incomplete but suggest municipal updates and civic notices amid unclear word fragments. The piece references local institutions and potential policy discussions without full details.
Big Erie bootleg brewery seized by federal agents
On May 1 federal prohibition agents raided a Center Jam house in Erie, seizing a wild-cat brewery including two 500 gallon vats, 30 beer barrels, three wine barrels and 46 empty casks. Tony Saing, alleged on-site, was arrested with Constable Albert Renshaw assisting. Siming faced charges of manufacturing.
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Federal Prohibition
Erie
Trie
Tony Saing
Albert Renshaw
Lawrence Plark
Evie
Siming
Office of
Peace
Fred Fisher
Robber Held After Postal Office Attempt West Newton
An elderly man identified as Samuel Freeman, 63, was arrested after allegedly attempting to rob a post office in West Newton, Pennsylvania. Freeman, who claimed prior prison terms for postal robberies in Connellsville, Mt. Pleasant, and Philadelphia, was held on $1900 bond with a hearing set next week.
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West Newton
Tani
U. S
Samuel Preeman
Latrobe
Chie Wale
Freeman
Atlanta
Connellsville
Mt. Pleasant
Philadelphia
Classified Advertising Gleaned From Old Journal Page
A fragmented OCR of a classified ad section lists categories from monuments and notices to automobiles, services, and instruction. It includes pricing notes, ad submission guidance, and sample listings such as cemetery memorials and water well services, with scattered names and addresses.
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