Registar to be ousted denied by county official
In Erte on November 4 the county commission denied reports that Joseph G. Williams would be replaced as head of the county negotiation office. Commissioner Thomas Schiper Mati said no discussion with colleagues occurred and no candidate had been suggested. He noted any change would not occur before Williams’ term expires early next year. Republicans and Democrats spar over who initiated the rumor amid election tensions.
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Erte
Thomas Schiper
Joseph G. Williams
Negbbabion
Colewages
Dell Darling
Thomas
Mulley
Ehsta Williams
Alga
Williams
Willams
Flatley
Demorraljes
Community Service aids workers in wintry drive
Leaders in the movement for indoor recreation with the industrial workers of the city will be assisted by Community Service. A Moon Motor Cars salesman demonstrated new Moon models brought from Pittsburgh for the event. Charles Crowell has been elected to a fifth term as judge in Johnston County Oklahoma. Police probe roofing theft at Barlow Hardware Company with no arrests yet. Mr and Mrs Douglas Titus sold their West Frederick Street home to Dr W W Graham who plans to move to Philadelphia with his family. Mr and Mrs Frank Cole entertained the Presbyterian Church choir on Wright Street with a fine rehearsal led by R Bushnell of Brie.
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Ford
Jackson
Charles Wr. Crowel
Glotty
Te Bean
Johnston County
Okla
Douglas Titus
West Frederick Street
WW. Graham
Titus
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Shoul December Iss
Arid
Onc
Graham
Frank Cole
Wright Street
Presbyterian Sharch
Hame
W R. Bushnell
Brie
Ripley Will Contest Likely To Be Dropped
Mayville Nebraska report details the Ripley estate dispute over the will of the late George L. Hamilton widow of Cane Ayevamin. The will seeks a half million dollar trust to fund an animal refuge but questions arise about the testator's intent and the probate timeline after the death of George Lamberton Uodali.
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Ripley
Mayville
Nay
Stunrogate
Hamilton
Jamestown Furniture Show Draws Large Crowd and Crowded Halls
Rush reported at Jamestown's furniture show with over 2 000 registrations. Buyers from the United States attended, with many spaces booked as exhibitors and visitors filled the market showing merchandise and furniture from local retailers. In a separate incident French Creek Beverly Reding,14, sustained a burn to her right arm after a stove accident.
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Jammetown, Mov
Funnie Lure
Trin
Convenyul Wrest Dhanrostenh
Prarnifurtnie Bayern Jatin
Murine
Vive Lunaistower
Bannte Vane
Ajncaid Tamer Hiyres
Vivill Firouuletiout
Atiok Wy
Paul Ws
Bovijoy
Thy
Expossition Tuilidiog
Marlon’s
Rennstrations
French Creek
Beverly Reding
Ad Mus
Clayton Redding
Ridgway Man Dies From Burns in City Incident
Ridgway, Noy 92 year old Mike Hult pler died Saturday morning from burns after an accidental fire at Vine eigh. The victim suffered second degree burns and was found in a room where a wine he was handling ignited. Witnesses reported the blaze began while he was present at the scene.
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Ridgway
Ferull
Hine
Wien
Stack
Mr Hugeler
Ted
Newspapers mirror public opinion only if unbiased
The article argues newspapers do not mold public opinion but should inform fully and accurately. It credits editors for presenting diverse views and notes that most papers reached editorial conclusions reflecting voters, not manipulating them, and warns against publishers steering elections through withheld facts.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Soup
Tekes
Jude
Tf Pont
Thenmi
Miners Trapped as Rescue Efforts Continue in Wilkes-Barre
Rescue workers struggle to reach three miners trapped by flooding in a Wilkes-Barre area mine. The men reportedly crawled toward a higher level and are awaiting further pumping and rescue actions. Authorities emphasize effort and risk remain high as efforts persist.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pusey i
Usknell
Puliega Wurlings
Wir
Prater
Yalehe
William Kohamsky
Drei
Quiz on 0.7 models and old word puzzles
The item asks seven quick questions from a vintage test about ports, grammar, and general knowledge. Topics include Athens port, ship sunk wording, Goosby Chaucer nationality, greyhound hunting sense, inflation effect, asbestos type, steel joining in ships, capital city, horsehair ropes, and the musical scale for half notes.
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Athens
Goosby Chaucer
Not Too Old To Feel Young Vitamins Hormones Claim
An ad asserts vitamins and hormones can restore youthfulness and vitality for men, promising increased vim and zest. It cites a “Trowone” discovery and claims improved attitude and life approach with hormonal use. The pitch targets aging men and references sales nationwide.
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Sears
War era advances in medicine spark postwar hopes
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes wartime medical research spurring peacetime benefits. Penicillin broadens, clavacin aids skin disease, and promizole and ingené promise tuberculosis and leprosy help. Synthetic quinine substitutes like alabrine and plasmochin rise, plus DDT targets pests. future war-driven inventions will benefit the public.
Death of Metio Hryniewich He Story of Local Groceryman
Metio Hryniewich aged 67 died suddenly Monday at his home 50 West Church Street after a long chronic heart ailment. The body lies at Bracken Keating Funeral Home until Thursday morning then to St Thomas Church for services and burial in St Thomas Cemetery. He is survived by his wife and a daughter Mary Francis and a sister in Saskatchewan.
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METRO
Hryniewich
Meio Firyniewich
West Church Street
Bracken
St. Thomas’ Church
St .Thomas’ Cemetery
Hryniewick
Sm Walid
Mary Francis
Retberry Park
Saskatchewan
Cina
Youth awaits trial for theft of $87
Mortimer Plagy, 17, of Quaker Breeze, held to grand jury on a second degree grand larceny warrant. Bail set at 1000. Plagy committed to Mayville jail awaiting grand jury action after detectives report loss of cash from two purses and a leather suitcase found with remnants.
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Jamestown
Mortimer Junior Plagy
Allen E. Bargay
Fingg
Tamestown
Harold Cole
Flagg
Cole
Plage
Mayville
Men of Baptist Church Hold Special Service in Spartanburg
The Men and Missions movement observed Sunday at the local church with 35 denominations represented and over 4000 members nationwide. Speakers included Redding Monroe Hickie and Rev Francis Whiteman, with a large evening attendance for the service in Spartanburg. Funeral arrangements for Carl Filet are set at Torrey Funeral Home with services Wednesday at one o clock.
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MEN OF Baptist Church
Sister OF Corry
Spartansburg
Seurcy Asm
Harvey
Carroll
Gaumreau
Hickle
Redding
Men and Missions
Mr. Monroe
Mig Jones
Thomas
New China and Christian Missions
Francis Whiteman
Benedict Lion
Acme photographer killed by Japanese sniper in Leyte clash
Acme Newsphoto photographer Prist, assigned to the Wartime Still Photo Pool, was shot through the head and killed by a Japanese sniper during heavy fighting in the One Ormer sector. He is the fourth war correspondent to die in the Philippines invasion.
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ACME
Maacarthur
Leyte
Prist
Ormer
Fine Star
Philippines
Greenville flier 15 killed in bomber crash
An Associated Press report from March Field California states five Army fliers died in a bomber crash yesterday. The article lists names tied to Greenville and Harrisburg, noting military roles and familial connections.
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Greenville Flier
Associated Press
March Field
Calif
Joseph Fis
Cheenvile Ps
Corp
Harry Ry Kovet
Haghsburg
Fay
Panang
Army
Koss
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