Senate plans for primary expense probe killed farm relief measure
Washington May 24 Republicans claim defeat of the Haugen bill signals repudiation by voters in November. The party argues the farm bloc’s push for a $175,000 price stabilization effort failed, with leaders and supporters promising to press for a cooperative program and stricter enforcement in the next Congress.
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Senate
United Prete
Washington
Suvenitor
Expressuil
Tinea Republicary
Praximd
Dinkeblsnit
Young people of city enjoy fine banquet
A large crowd of youths attended a church banquet organized by the community. Speakers included Aunt Aristan Ulich and Nate Tartington, with remarks by Nomen Mon Ts Ree Pis Ployeltnid and Arthur Tyref. Musical interludes featured the Assen White singing ensemble, and the event showcased youthful faith and social engagement.
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Vr Peel
Vitel
Vrrabetoringy
Wiere
Vanity Pouple
Puupl
Sovieny
United Kreffkey
Jen
Ty Fisher
Mrimiriherot
Nomen Mon Ts
Airistan Ulich
Nate Tartington
Vi Byle Phe Muy
Arthur Tyref
Burhin
Sonia
Two May Die In Gasoline Tank Explosion
In a grim incident at Martisburg hospital the victims Prank Fisher and Abe Carnfield were badly burnished on the face head and hands after a gasoline tank exploded during work. Rescue and medical teams attended as authorities investigated the cause and extent of the blast.
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Prank Fisher
Ac Abe Carnfield
Martisburk Hospital
Board Sets Next Week For School Tax Levy Fix
The board plans to fix the school tax levy next week amid undecided funding and questions about the budget. Superintendent and committee discussions focus on budget approval, candidate reviews for a public positions, and preparations for Wish Week activities.
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Hrawn
Jlveist
Meadsile
Testoni
Caydidhitas
Caydidhitas For the Position. For UE
Atis
Clymer power issue aired at hearing
A hearing addressed the Clymer power issue with attendees and opposers present. Names mentioned include Albert Necker D Galhip and Loy Munerting Nigava power, while discussants questioned authority and the granting of oil permits and public interest. The report notes ongoing debate over power rights and local impacts near Jamestown.
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Clymer
Anther Learing
Biutaly
Tier Powitright
Albert Necker
D. Galhip
M. Wiipble
Merejitike
Pastor Way Wen
Telia
Nigava
Robert Jinlesuit
Jamestown
Hinhessfay
Buffalo tot pleads for condemned father
A Buffalo tot pleads for her father on a plea for clemency as she visits Sing Sing with journalists and reveals the family’s hopes. She plans to appeal to Governor Smith, arguing the father’s life may still be saved and noting the judge’s conviction and sentence.
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Buffalo
Smith
United Press
Ossining
Nice
Oheruie
Asi Seiold Huttaroe
Goverige Smith
Borovhy
Hitele
Sing Sing
George Bite
Millle
Rufus Eller
Ras
Recluse Held For Attacking Girl In Perryville
A recluse farm hand Strunk Lipshite living near here is held after an attack on Rose Tarabish of Perryville. The man described as about eighteen inches of hair length and a nine inch insect-like... is to be confronted today at Mekij Isy Hospital in Trenton where Rose Tarabish is being treated for severe bruises and injuries.
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United Press
Perryville
Aemaeker
Miamuie
Lipshite
Sruilany
Mekij Isy
Trenton
Roverk
Stowaway Held as Mail Robber in Bremen
A stowaway and a crew member of a United States ship were arrested in Bremen in connection with rising of snail bags and other thefts aboard. They will be held aboard the ships bridge and stand trial in the United States.
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United Press
New York
Stiaway
United States
Washington
Bremen
United
Whittemore Convicted Facing Death Sentence in Maryland
Richard Reed Whittemore, the man who defied the law, was convicted in Baltimore and faces the death penalty. The jury returned the verdict after he allegedly attacked a prison guard and escaped from a New York penitentary. His wife’s arrest and release are noted, and a second item reports the recovery of a boy’s body from the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh.
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United Pross
Baltimore
Richard Reed Whyttemore
Yelicety
Whittemore
Luis Tywaitessinth
New York
Marylanut
Haring
Annoumad
Penitentiaes
Ritiert LM
Moluman
Ard
Pista
Whittembr
Winx
New York City
Veedies Sas Vertis
Evening Radio Features Across Major Markets
A scrambled OCR listing outlines daytime and evening radio features in multiple markets. It mentions the Symphony Orchestra from Carnegie Hall, open air band concerts, and various station identifiers with inconsistent times and hours across WNYT KOA WIP WOG WEAR and WEAY, reflecting a fragmented schedule snippet.
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WNYT
New York
Eric Symphony Orchestra
Sal
Carnegie Hall
KOA
Denver
Philadelphia
Eastern State
Paniténrity
Davenport
Djibuauie University
Memorial Day Plans Involving Veterans and Local Bodies
Memorial Day activities are being organized by Veterans groups led by the Vdlerans at Fare Wars for the observance on Sunday. The program includes ceremonies at Cite Parkout, with the American Legion Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Ladies Auxiliary, and other organizations assisting. James town attorney Frank Sfoik will deliver the Memorial Day address as veterans’ contingents visit cemeteries and hold services honoring all wars.
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Memorial Daty HhIkety
Sunda
Parkout
Ielodk
Tncal
Amerjuut Legion Post
Kinsen
Sibeetvanie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Jamestown
Hugie Empe
Lion City
Frank
Sfoik
Matt
Jon
Fisher Wins Nomination Battle in Bitter Primary Fight
In a heated Wisconsin gubernatorial primary, John S Fisher defeats Edward Feei and Gertrude Heidleman amid tactical lobbying and party factions. Fisher claims he will be the nominee and appeals to Republicans to rally for the November ballot alongside Willian Smare for the U.S. Senate.
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United Press
Harrishurg Mae
Penner
Edward Feei
Eman
John S
Fisher
Heireinin
Heidleman Seman
Ballon
Willian
United States
Senate
War on traffic law violators announced by patrol
May 22 report from state highway patrol headquarters Wesleyville says warnings period ends and arrests begin for speeding on Erie adjacent highways. Corporal Nathier warns no leniency for speeding over 30 miles per hour and other offenses. Ten arrests reported with fines of 10 dollars plus costs. Names include Harphd Hassett Coley for driving with a cutee of (incomplete).
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Tri
Erie
Wome
Highwass Patrol
Wesleyville
Nithier
Perry
Spee
Highway Patrol
Harphd Hassett Coley
Tor Drivin
Yavally Driver James McPherson Fatally Hit by Train
James McPherson, 85, was fatally injured when his car was struck by a train near the crossing yesterday. Witnesses said he failed to see the rain in the ways near the crossing and could not stop in time.
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Yavally
Beatreville
James McPherson
McPherson
United Prose
Washington
Rewlignil
Aureuys
Peare Chase
Treasuey Melun
Stare Kelinpe
Rey Jetdr
Sargentyn
Bruce
Maryland
Avery
Official Count Shows King's Plurality 404
Official returns reveal King leading with a 404 plurality as county commissioners confirm results in the third district. Data shows notable totals for other candidates and indicates a tense post election environment in Philadelphia with ongoing tally scrutiny.
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Villames
Phillips
Philly
Traffic Cop Begins Work in City Today
City police introduce a new traffic enforcement officer, Johnny Planangas, to supervise and expand the street policing plan. He will split time between regular enforcement and special patrols, with curbside parking rules adjusted on West South street and adjacent avenues to improve vehicle clearance and traffic flow.
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Weinp
Planagan
Avsiderae
Philice Department
Funy
Believe Woman W Slain and Oregon Slap Legacy
Report covers the murder of Amy Worly of Mesquite who died in Philadelphia from three bullet wounds. Her exhumation in Altoona Oregon drew Philadelphia authorities and two of the dead woman's mothers attended. In Philadelphia an inquest is slated for Thursday.
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Coolidge
Oregon
Altoona, U
Amy the Worly
Hare Stevens
Altoona
Philadelphia
Nommners Phisitian Wordsworth
Heavy demand for farm help in state
United Press reports from Harrisburg Pa on May 22 indicate a strong need for farm labor across multiple regions. The state employment bureau notes seasonal hiring surges, with construction and building trades drawing many workers away, while farm work still shows persistent demand in several counties.
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Harrisburg
Eunlinpes Stein
Gitreau
Tade
Theolay Allentowa
Pennsylvania and Illinois Visit Sparks Campaign Debate
A fragmentary report outlines a political committee discussion on campaigns, expenditures, and Democratic contests. Mentions candidates and tracking money, with references to Maryland, Illinois, and Pennsylvania sites and ongoing scrutiny of campaign spending.
Former Corry resident wins jersey honors
Former Corry resident Pamela Prise, long active in Republican women’s circles, is named as a candidate for the Republican Youth Committee. Her resignation from public work follows her leadership as vice chairman of county and district party efforts and the Long Branch club.
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Corry
Ahereyr
Ray Patterstin
Fred
William
Pamela Prise
Shellon
Sith
Tor Athe
el Goun
Ion Ars Shelton
The
Republic of
Corry Man Locates Brothers After 25 Years
Riley with Riley and Riley locates his two brothers long missing since their mother’s 1901 Cleveland death. Placed in insti tions. one in Buffalo, others elsewhere. After months of searching the Children’s Aid Society in Cleveland confirms brothers are in Liverpool and Mantua, Ohio, letters sent to arrange a reunion.
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Corry
GS. Riley
Riley
Cleveland
GS Riley
Pather
iRakers Schon
Buffalo
Mir Riless
Whildren S Aid Society
Quess
Liverpool
Mher Ap Mantua
Rilay
Paderewski Urged as Polish Presidential Candidate
Warsnay correspondent reports ex-premier Padérewski urged for presidency of Poland in unexpected elections to replace Stanislaw Woitiechowsts ousted in Pilsudski coup, May 22.
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United Press Herlin
Warsnay
Bettina Tapeblatt Today
Prentice Teoage Padérewski
Poland
Stanislaw Woitiechowsts
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