Pennsylvania limits set for 1995 inspection period by governor
Proclamation orders 1995 inspection dates in Pennsylvania matching prior year, with first run from January 1 and second from late September 20. Corry Public Library to close Thursday and Friday, reopen Saturday afternoon. Dr. James Rule notes censorship proposal aims to curb materials for children. Local items include new jobs, Thanksgiving relief efforts, and a car-speed trap complaint in Eble County.
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Pennsylvania
Giford Bijehol
Tul
James Rule
Public Instruction
Board of Motion Plnttlr
Crosby Wins Congress Seat in District 2157 over Shreve
Official canvass from Meadville and Erie counties shows Charles N. Crosby Democrat of Meadville elected to Congress, defeating Milton W. Shreve Republican by 4 157 votes. Crosby totals reach 30 106 across both counties. Shreve 27 949. Other candidates combined for 1 890 votes.
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Meadvigue
B. A
Titusville
Col
W. S. Pool
Erie
MSU
Court House
Charles N. Crosby
Meadville
Congress
Milton W. Shreve
Crawford County
Crosby
Erie County
Crawtorg
FLL
Lindy
Leo Mittelmeier
Prof. A. Smith
Crawford
Mr. Crosby
Erle Poy
Tragedy in Ridgway as brother shoots six year old child
In Donley Hill, Erie County, Catherine Tenlder aged six died after a .22 rifle discharged in the hands of her twelve year old brother Rudolph. The accident occurred as the siblings played in the yard. The gun fired in the doorway. authorities will decide on an inquest. The funeral is set for Crown, near Marienville, with burial at Crown. Catherine survived by parents, four sisters, and two brothers.
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Ridgway
Catherine Tenlder
Mike Lentger
Donley Hill
Halston
Elle County
Rudolph
Olly
Reitz
Brookville
Erie County
ST. McCabe
Johnsonburz
Crown
Marienvile
Mt Crown
Johnsonburg Company Busy With Tubes Output
Johnsonburg Company, maker of JRC radio tubes, runs near full capacity after receiving several thousand tube orders over two weeks. The plant plans continued payroll growth as production expands to meet demand. Engineers report success in developing a high quality tube highly valued by major distributors.
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Toroease
Aromsonburg Radio Cop
Radio Tubs Jrc
Fragmentary ad copy on medicine and health claims
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a lean man and iron tonic, vague health claims, a pharmacy name Cromboeg or Condra Pharmacy, and uncertain lines about sleep, pep, and weight with no clear event or outcome. Entities are unclear and several words appear garbled.
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Condra Pharmacy
Harrisburg Sets Sept 19 1933 State Primary Election Date
Harrisburg reports the 1933 fall primary is scheduled for Tuesday September 19 with municipal voting on November 7. The calendar lists petition deadlines July 1 to September 5 and candidate withdrawal and filing cutoffs through October 19 and December 7. Voters in all classes must be registered for the primary or municipal election.
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State
Bureau of Election
Harrisburg
Atte State
Hilreda
Lentions
George D. ‘Thorn
Otter
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Citizens For Judges
Icipal
Grand Valley man sentenced to seven to fifteen years
Dor cit Moore of Grand Valley drew a term from seven to fifteen years in the Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to five charges stemming from immoralities at his home with his wife and three daughters. Sentence on four indictments was suspended. Other sentences during the session included Ira Ferry for breaking and entering larceny and burglary three to eight years, Mrs Josephine Ferry ten months in the workhouse, Fred Stengel sixteen months to three years, Bat Moore eight to eighteen months, and RB Holcomb one year in the workhouse.
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Western Penitentiary
Josephine Ferry
Ira Perry
Worktou
Fred Stengel
Bat
Moore
RB Holcomb
Concord PTA Holds Tuesday Meeting and Plans Purchase
Concord PTA met Tuesday afternoon in the school building with about 70 members present. Mr Taylor of Buffalo demonstrated a finger-cutting machine and members voted to purchase one for the school. A pleasing pupil program followed by community singing and a social hour.
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Concord PA
Taylor
Buffalo
N. Y
Franklin Man Found Dead in Pullman Car
Franklin man Milard Scheidt aged 60 was found dead in a Pullman car berth aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad train as it arrived at Broad Street Station Philadelphia from Pittsburgh. A railroad physician determined death by natural causes. The body was sent to the county morgue for identification. police were notified. Several hundred dollars and business papers bearing his name were found on his person.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Millard Scheidt
Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broady Street
Pittsburgh
Norton
Scheidt
Schein
New Map Issued On Cook Forest Park
A Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters released a new 20 by 16 inch map of Cook Forest Park in Clarion Forest and Jefferson counties. The park covers about 50 000 000 board feet of timber with beavers along Tom's Run and trout in streams. The map on the reverse shows pictures and a description and is available for public distribution.
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Lanbronum
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Cook Forest
Clarion, Forest
Jefferson Counties
Cook First Park
Clarion
Tom's Run
Cook Forest Park
Hitler Still Planning Way to Gain Control
Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler and Nazi leaders seeks a path to govern without a parliamentary majority. A note to President Hindenburg proposed semi dictatorship similar to von Papen. Hitler seeks representation in a forthcoming presidential cabinet under Hindenburg’s influence.
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Hitler
von Hindenburg
Eric Keyser
United Press
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Vin Hindenburg
Filles
Pinchot Forms State Panel to Cut Future Unemployment
Governor Gifford Pinchot named a state committee on workers security to study ways to protect workers from unemployment. The panel will consider proposals for the 1938 legislature, hold public hearings, and operate without compensation. Members include Senator Mansfield, Bart Richards, Charles Denby Jr, and others from industry and labor. The first meeting is set for November 29 in Harrisburg.
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United Press
Gifford Pinchot
Smmmittey
William D. Mansfield
McKeesnort
Bart Richards
Ney Castle
Charles Denby, Jr
Henry ‘Tatnall Brown
Philadelshia
Francis Tyson
University of Pittsburgh
R. Templeton Smith
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Michael Yarmeady
Hazleton
United Mine Winners of America
Clarence Wilson
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood of Locomotive
John Lawrence
Sharpsburs
Commonwealth
Pinchot
Pittsfield Man Dies After Auto Crash In Warren County
Warren County news reports Pittsfield resident Anderson, 67, died at Warren General Hospital from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Genevieve Caldwell en route to Rays Stone with a passenger. He suffered a compound fracture and head injuries. Coroner Lowrey and Highway Patrol investigate the incident.
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Warren
Ivov
Wah Seunt Anderson
Pittsfield
Genevieve Caldwell
Royathne
Wrightsville
Lottville
Miss Caldwell
Raystone
Aratas Taylor
Sheffield
Sugar Grove
H.l Lowrey
Highway Patrol
Habitual criminal prosecutions halted awaiting court ruling
Erie officials suspend further habitual criminal prosecutions until the Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules on a pending appeal. Assistant D A Burton B Laub said no county funds will be spent on additional cases until the habitual criminal law of 1929 is declared constitutional. The Woodard case, life sentence after habitual criminal conviction, is before the high court.
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Erie County
Supreme Court
Woodard
Erie
Erie County District Attorney
Burton
Laub
Tursday
Lawrence Woodard
J. Ovin Waite
Pennsylvania
He Lan Sod
Lavb
Clergymen Aid Erie County Christmas Seal Campaign
Clergymen in Tete entry will assist with the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association Christmas seal sale starting Friday. Executives urge full cooperation from city and county and note the 1931 effort fell short by 3,500 of a 20,000 quota. The drive will include schools selling health buttons and students carrying the seal message home.
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Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Arthur Durbin
Ite Mater-church
Bris County Health and Tuberculosis
J. Keneath Winter
Eriv Ministerial Association
Winter
Corry Ministerial Association
Chicago Victim Thought From New Kensington
Belief that a body found in a Chicago suburb last week may be that of Mrs. Charlotte Davis, formerly of New Kensington, Pa, gained support today after her sister, Mrs. Roy Anders, spoke with the undertaker handling the body. The sister said the description matched closely, strengthening the identification in this ongoing case.
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New Kensington
Chicago
Chaviotte Davi O
Davis
Roy Anders
Unclear OCR Summary of School Incident and Damages
Fragmentary OCR notes mention student incidents and damage figures, with references to October data and a 1992- period. Key entities and specifics are garbled, making precise events, locations, and outcomes uncertain.
Fragmentary report from unknown conflict scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes fire and damage with injuries in a likely conflict setting. Mentions flotions, regiments, stingers and a meat house reference. Several lit injured and a single named person Rick appears amid scrambled phrases.
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Phiuau Walar
Bey
Thanksgivings and blessings in ancient times
Fragmentary text mentions gratitude and blessings, referencing Thanksgiving themes and a request for prosperity. It blends phrases about Christ, antiquity, and salvation with hints of pardon and future blessings. The passage reads as a garbled OCR fragment.
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Nap Pimblie
Christ
Goldin
Acti
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State Front
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Eble County
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New York Stock Exchange
Brazen
Rex Theatre
Charles W. Prescott
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Fae
Rie Boys
Roepitais
Tate Peace Ara
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