Tragic Death of Lynn McLean Struck by Passenger Train
Lynn McLean, a young man from Lynn City, was killed today when a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train struck him in the Union City yards. The tragedy occurred after he attempted to board the moving train with a companion, the impact rendering him instantly dead. Doctors reported no further investigation required. McLean’s remains were sent to the funeral home for preparation. He was known for his sports interest and local business ties with South Gontor Street pool room. He leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McLean, four brothers, and two sisters. The other man involved, Carmien, is being questioned regarding intentions before the incident.
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Local Bank Business Shows Big Increase
The HaHky joint reports rising bank activity with notable gains across institutions. Major banks claim record deposits and higher loan volumes as industrial activity rebounds, signaling stronger local commerce amid shifting consumer demand.
May Bring Troops From Border Soon
A midcentury note reports possible troop movements to the border as the president visits New York officials. It describes militia deployment to preserve the frontier, lessen citizen disruption, and ease shortages while promising further relief for soldiers and families amid ongoing security concerns.
No Word From U-Boat Comes Today in Translated Report
October 1944 news item reports no word from a German U-boat. The Charleston wireless station released a report denying rumors and stating there has been no contact.
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Milk Strike Ends Today In New York
New York officials announce the milk strike in the city will end today after a compromise with distributors and the Dairymen's association. The agreement includes a one cent per quart raise and sets a framework for future price handling. The plan must be approved by Monday.
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Compromise Talks Break at Bayonne Plant Strike
Bayonne New Jersey workers at the Bayway plant faced a threatened strike as a proposed compromise offer surfaced. Bishop Newman of the Pactus company floated a 4.12 percent raise proposal amid active negotiations, though some workers earn under 3800 daily. About four thousand employees were anticipated to join the bargaining standstill today.
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Portland Women for Wilson Rally Draws Speakers
The Wilson Women's League in Portland hosts a major afternoon event with numerous speakers across main street corners. A Hughes women’s special segment is noted, as supporters plan a turnout and urge city residents to back Wilson in upcoming efforts.
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Man Found Unconscious On Pennsylvania Track
A man found unconscious near the Pennsylvania track between Girard and Wallned Tinelion, names given as M. Whobler. He recalled a gang he passed and possible trampling or assault, with ten détury in his pocket and a single small change. He regained consciousness but stated confusion about how he was injured.
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Williams Awarded Ford With Drawn Number 16978
Fragmentary text reports a Williams prize related to a Ford award with drawn number 16978 and a claimed holder number 449. Unclear context and details due to garbled OCR.
Frank Hanley to Speak Here Next Week
Governor candidate Ira Landrith will join.Frank Hanley heads the Prohibition ticket with Daniel Polling aboard. The special train carrying Hanley and Landrith will arrive in Corry on July 18, with brief remarks from the rear platform. Other Prohibition leaders and supporters will attend a rally as the campaign progresses.
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Shipping chase near Atlantic with steamers involved
An Upsted Press dispatch from New York on October 14 reports a Danish steamer Hallie Clay being tailed by the British vessel Boyle as it steamed west from New York toward Copenhagen. The pursuit occurred about 200 miles east of New York with Hope remaining high that no reporters could confirm the full details.
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U Boat Menace Still Feared By Naval Experts
Washington Oct 14 United Press reports that German U boats remain an active threat along the American coast. Some naval officers fear continued submarine activity in key lanes, awaiting a transport or munition ship to strike.
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Hanna Divorced From Fourth Wife in 20 Minute Hearing
United Press reports Cleveland divorce case where Dan Hanna was granted a divorce from his fourth wife after a brief twenty minute hearing. The wife was awarded custody of the children and alleged infidelity though not proven. Hanna reportedly gave money to other women, including two checks for six thousand dollars.
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Betting on Election Today Two French Ships Sunk
Berlin reports two French ships sunk with about a thousand lost amid ongoing Franco British naval actions. The piece cites October dates and claims large French forces suffered heavy casualties in the Somme months.
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Unclear OCR note on political fundraising and offers
Fragmentary report from New York in October mentions President Wilson and supporters, with figures about money raised and offers, but details are garbled. Names, dates, and proper nouns are unreadable, leaving an unclear summary of a political fundraising context.
Well Known Engineer Died Today in United Press
Pittsburg, Denver, Dec 14. Rohird Swann, pioneer of Public World and famed engineer, died suddenly aboard a tram. He directed construction of major water works in New York and across the country. A tribute dinner with music followed, honoring Atlas Tula Calkins and other guests.
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Austrians Lose 28000 in Forty Eight Hours Front News
Reported by United Press from London and other hubs describes German drives into Roumania checked while Allied and French forces counterattacks near Ablancourt south of the Somme. Militants report losses on both sides with cautious claims of battlefield shifts and strategic positions.
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Domenjoz Demonstrates Seven Loops in Exhibition
The event centers on Domenjoz performing seven loops at Vor Way with Avi Daienjis present. An afternoon display drew a large crowd as onlookers watched the aviator's past techniques and new maneuvers, including a flight noted near the Falp serovite mail seven.
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Wilsons Stand On Votes For Women Suffrage
Fragmented, OCR heavy text discusses Wilson and Hughes on woman suffrage, noting Wilson’s public support for extending the federal amendment and urging states to decide, while Hughes is portrayed as opposed. Mentions trips to New Jersey and Atlanta to address suffrage groups and a New York World letter inquiry about Hughes. Overall reflects campaign rhetoric and suffrage debate.
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Wilkesbarre Begins Second Year Today
Wilkesbarre starts its second year amid labor unrest and strikes. The article notes a tumultuous scene with unclear details about workers, unions, and local responses as the city faces ongoing labor disputes and related events.
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