Highway fraud hearings described in Harrisburg trial text
Report cites testimony from highway department engineers and county officials in Harrisburg about wasteful and dishonest road work practices in northwestern counties during 1936 1937, naming officials and actions that allegedly harmed state highway progress and tied to broader political disruption. The document also references wartime era broadcasts and unrelated cultural notes embedded in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Tien Highway Department
Biote
Wearty
Highway Department
Fu i
Dyfisteich
Oris
Wurreng
Coverdale
Us County
Sile
Earle
Franklin Cid
Nolymuorné
Earle Administration
Uic Hien
Higih‘iy
Eyzett
Bowling in Cory: lanes, rules, and myths of the alley
A long fragment on bowling in Cory describes the sport as played on Recreation Alleys with vivid images of pocket hits and splits. It cites American Bowling Congress standards for lane dimensions, pin spots, and setup, while noting the mix of fortune and practice shaping scores and the dream of a perfect game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitlke
Mary
Congréss
Lear and
Devel Rumway
Bowling Formulas and Misreads in Early Odds Notation
A garbled passage analyzes bowling measurements and scoring cues with odd phrasing. It references inches per pin and clearance, mentions players like Charley Keelery, and contrasts mental arithmetic with practical execution in a quirky, experimental text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Howling
Main Steel
Charley Keelery
Hollywood Secrecy Keeps Sets Closed to Press
Hollywood studios tighten access to film sets to protect trick illusions and release plans. The Tuvisible Man Returns and My Little Chicadee are cited as closed productions with press barred except for select coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Garbo
Seta
Destiny Durbin
Byedetick C. Othman
Othe Gates
Gevittus
Washington debate over antitrust law and labor unions
Bruce Catton reports that internal New Deal pressure questions prosecuting labor unions under antitrust laws. The debate centers on whether Section Six of the Clayton Act grants broad immunity or only limited protection, with the Supreme Court’s eventual ruling expected to settle how the law applies to building trades unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
American Federation of Labor
Assigtantttorney
Thurman Wripple
New Deal
Arnold
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Department
Congress
Cport
Standard Oil
Sammel Gompers
Clayton
High Court
Barbs Te Preach Urged to Continue Smoking as Patriotic Duty
Fragmented OCR text mentions urging smoking as patriotic duty and directs exhale toward Berlin. Mentions price increases, stock market jargon, and incomplete phrases about pedestrians control traffic rights and other garbled content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Myth
Georgia
Daily Quiz Teaser Prompts Answers on Classified Page
A playful page asks seven trivia questions from a daily quiz, promising the solutions on the classified page. The fragment also notes a Nebraska town story about boys striking oil in Falls City and a local entrepreneur, James Pappas, witnessing a 1900s era find.
Parking Meters Beneficial Trial For City
A taxpayer argues in favor of a six month trial of parking meters to ease congestion when a new amusement venue opens on North Center street. He cites observed street crowding, idle car waiting, and business impacts and notes other towns with meters kept them during trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hve
Jmlsee
North Center Street
Hospital funding debate stirs local board discussions
A garbled excerpt notes a health board review on hospital support and community impact. It references funding considerations and potential contributions from organizations, with officials weighing burdens and benefits. The fragment hints at ongoing assessment and policy implications.
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Russia
Japan
Chums
Ethiopia
Germany
Poland
Wien
Aisne
Traynes
Waiteke
Prince of Pilsen
Lucilie Mariners
Reiss Graham
Alcinhe Orchestra
Linder Dr. Pronk Black
Miss. Mantier
Bob Burns
Bazooka
van Buren
Ar Aod
Bing Crosby
Nbc-Red
Europe
America
Linda Littlejohn
Preterick 2
Ahagen
Todsty
American Fellowship Forum
Maurice Indus
Wid
John Gunther
NBC
Ttursi
Rochester Philharmonic
Spain
Blue
My. Keen
The
Green Hornet
Fannie Brie
Roland Young
Donnie Boswell
Meredith Willson
Edward Arnold
Red
Little Jack Little
Dan Savitt
Richard Himber
Ede Rogers
Jimmie Lunceford
Abe Lyman
Jimmy Dorsey
Boris Madriguera
Usuel
Walter Dam— Josch
Edward Vito
Boward Howard Grings
Columbia
Bowen
Rome
Askett
Jim McWilliams
Tollowene
John Hii
U. S
Naval Academies
Philadelphia
Jim Britt
Menkaker, Til
Mval
Kankakée
Schow
Balkans
Baltic
Finland
Pudsla
Murgme
Corry
ABC
Nico de
ML Express
Sale Tea Tey Ge
Charlie Chase
Kit Carson
Tomen
Texas
Film Shop
Hollywood Ale
Cuin
Jefferson
Myers
Aingsville
Boethgen
Bath
Drovidende
James Calley
Gene
Bruce Catton
Washington
Daily Dozen
Broa the Medical Boesety of
State of
Pennsylvania
Ely Sud
Pal Opera Mart
Beysis Conan
Biwi & Avil Adwearte Bersforte
Das
Meang Bf Wiilison
New York
Kabul
Gene Tynes
Florida
Panta Canal
Gan
U.S
United States
Falls
City
Neb
James Pappas
Journal
Livngstone
Vwyood
Eleghant Sones
Anise
By William Ferguson
Grace Hanis
Rirty
Peer Ees
Prado
Barries
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