Mary Leann Simmys Millom and Others Named in School Item
A scrambled OCR note lists several names linked to a school context. Individuals include Mary Leann Simmys Millom and Barbar Gerald among others, with scattered fragments suggesting a class or group of students or staff. The legible items indicate a historical school record or notice with multiple personal names in a single line.
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Credit School of Hie
Perio
Mary Yam Y Hun Laewshy
Orton
Poitere
Maly
Wwe Jieo
Bonvya - Marit
Dahil Audrey
Marth Louis Marian Briges
Ieianyam
Mary Ilowiek
Spancer
Barro
Mabel Jeanne Y Dodd
Mary
Mary Leann Simmysmillom
Eugene Abgavet Barbar
Gerald
Hele n Willia d Mar erdinic Helen
Fragmentary OCR names appear with multiple breaks and gaps. The readable portion lists Hele n Willia d Mar erdinic and Helen as potential individuals connected to a local notice or event, but no clear action, date, or context is discernible.
Russians Cross East Prussia Front as Reds Push in Europe
Russian troops report capturing Goldap in East Prussia and widening the eastern boundary assault. Soviet forces move toward Debrecen and Vienna while Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Slovakia rail against German lines. Norway's frontier nears liberation as Red troops threaten key bases near Kirknes.
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Goldap
Suwalkd
Meme
Suwalki
East Prussia
Europe
Hottheastiros
Hungary
Budapest
Vienna
Debrecen
Kennan
Passiola
Slovakia
Moravia
Bohemia
Prague
Tyan Petrov
Petrov
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Fetsamo
Kirkénes
North Cape
Etlermay
Brussing
Moscow
Ruslan
Ensey
Nine Dead and 100 Hurt in Coast Fire Tragedy
Coast fire kills nine men and leaves about a hundred injured after a blaze near a landing step and docks. Police say witnesses described the fire as starting when a welder’s spark sparked a collapse that toppled a crane into the water, and rescuers found bodies and survivors among debris and submerged equipment.
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Los Angles
Nnval Landing
Doe
Midi
Beso
Ban Pedro
Witnassa
Aomg
Tekstabl
Cormand
Four Burned To Death In Erie Cottage Fire
ERIE Pa Oct 23 four people were killed in a cottage fire that destroyed the structure after a boiler explosion. Victims listed include Mrs Mary Vole 40 and her daughter. Patrick Blevok 18. Clifford Ayers 34 an accountant for Penn Brass and Copper Company. Loretta Cole 36 who escaped then ran back to warn others. Cole survived long enough to drive to a neighbor for help, but it was too late for the others. Fire investigators led by W Wood and Star Police pursue the cause of the blaze.
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Okassveten Praag
Erie
Komr Perous
Maryvole
James Cme
Patrick Blevok
Clifford Ayers
Eile
Eile, Clef Accountant For the Penn Brass & Copper Company
Loretta
Cole
Buptape
Sila
Cols
Bayly
Wwe
Coly
Probe into deadly Cleveland gas plant fire and blast
A ten member board of inquiry in Cleveland opened its investigation into the East Side liquefied gas storage plant explosions and fire that killed nearly 190 people and left hundreds hospitalized. Officials reported 98 dead, 108 officially listed missing, and extensive property damage estimated up to 16 million dollars as Red Cross and city agencies moved to shelter and rebuild.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Frank J.J. Dausche
East Sid
East Plant
Lausche
Mnaulry
Atouse School of Applied Science
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Ohio
Union
Ares
St.lair Avenue
Lake Shore Boulevard
Lake Erie
Hastard Street
Colinty Morgue
Hust Chile Gas Company
FDR May Speak In Four Cities This Week
From Washington October 23 President Roosevelt may address voters in four cities this week with appearances announced in Philadelphia at Shibe Park and Chicago. A Cleveland stop is possible and a New York date is listed with campaign plans showing strong activity in Pennsylvania and nearby states.
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Washington
Roosevalt
Roose Welly
Bert
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Chicago
Jamiber
Cleveland
Yait
Mowpubor i
Electian
Gancraly Bay
Tobinin
York
Pennsylvania
Soc
U.S. Recognizes De Gaulle Regime as Provisional French Government
The United States and Britain recognized the De Gaulle administration as the provisional government of the French republic. Secretary Stettinius said Paris and most of France were an interior zone under Allied control, with elections to follow and continued U.S. support for wartime and postwar rehabilitation efforts.
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French Republic
Fress
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Moscow Radio
Russia
Ottawa
Canberra
de Gaule
Aotong
Stettinius
France
Paris
Stethinnine
Charles de Gaulle
Three Fires Struck Union City Sunday Report
Union City fire department faced a busy Sunday with three incidents. At the William Carroll home embers from a chimney started a roof blaze. a treehouse shed, built by local youths, was nearly destroyed after an oil stove upset. and a yard at the Parish home caught fire from embers blown by soot from a chimney. No serious injuries reported.
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Union City Fire Department
William Carrol
Uider
Treasury, Retort Washington October Receipt 118,205,0708.31
Treasury reports a misreadable October receipt figure amid unclear text. Key entities include Treasury and Washington with a large numeric total, but the fragmentary OCR obscures exact details and dates.
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Tressury
Retort
Washington
Oct
the Treasury
Uma Aera
Tokat Dent
Gait
Desperado Archie Butts Reported Seen Near Wattsburg
State Police warn officers to watch for Archie Butts in the Wattsburg vicinity after a sighting within the district. He is said to drive a green stolen Chrysler with Nevada plates, is armed, and previously escaped during a gun battle near the Orton place. He was AWOL from the Army and may have former partners in crime in the area.
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Archie Butts
Wattsburg
Butts
Utah
Nevada
Biliers
Orton Place
North East
Egution
Hold Local Man On Fraud Charge
D. M. Alford, a Corry fats dealer and hides buyer, was arrested by Constable Leon Brown on a warrant alleging fraudulent conversion involving about $500. Alderman Gordon heard the case after Bow, a Chautauqua county dealer, testified that he lent Alford $500 months ago to buy wool and arrange purchases but funds or wool were not returned. Alford was arraigned before the alderman and held on $500 bond for a further hearing tomorrow at 1 o clock.
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D. M. Alford
Leon Brown
Gordon
Bow
Corry
Alford
Moin
Watt Iniderman
Woo Aelt
Batt
Albemoore
Vale
Allied Forces Clear Enemies From Wurselen Front
Allied forces press east and north in the Vosges and near Nancy as Patton’s Third Army drives 18 miles east of Nancy. In Wurselen northeast of Aachen, about 1,600 prisoners are reported as fighting ends. Flying bombs bomb frontline positions. Canadians push toward Bergen Op Zoom and Tilburg. Antwerp’s approaches tighten as German strength concentrates in western Holland.
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Associated Press
London
Montgomery
Belgium
Holland
Supreme Headquarters
Breskens
Sthelile Pocker
Howard
S Hertowenhagch
Wurselen
Aachen
George 8
Patton
Nancy
Malgieres Les Metz
Bezange
Coincourt
Embermehil
Luneville
Epmal
Vosgess
Netherlands
Belfort Gay
Antwerp
Baschen
Rumor Of Erie Confession Denied In City
A sensational rumor about an Erie confession connected to the mystery deaths of a mother and four children spread via a radio program but was pronounced unfounded by officials today. No new developments were found, and the rumor was dismissed as baseless.
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Erie
Son of Humorist Feng Lardver Dies in Army Incident
David Lanier, son of the late humorist Feng Lardver, and correspondent for Apestirus arene, was killed today when a vehicle struck a Nike machine while riding with U.S. First Army near Auuhes. The accident occurred in October after delays reported in the field.
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U. S. First Army
Neat
Auuhes
David Lanier
Feng Lardver
Apestirus Arene
C J Mfg Employes Add 1000 To War Fund
The Corry area campaign reports a $1000 gift from C J Mfg employees and another $93 from insurance men and National Bank of Gerry staff. The drive has surpassed $3200 toward a $12500 county wartime fund goal, with pledges and payroll deductions continuing through the week.
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C.-J. Mfg. Corp
Dallas Smiley
Campaian
Ene Duamore
Pri
Corry
Bulletin of Pacific War Updates From Annciated Press
Japanese bombers damaged four American ships near Leyte Gulf including two destroyers a transport and a altered carrier. Coroner says possibly 200 may die in liquid gas explosions. Chinese counterattacks near Kweilin gain appreciable ground. in Palermo 19 killed 100 wounded. Fifth Army operations stalled by bad weather. Churchill sails to Italy to report on Moscow talks. Evvola island north of Athens cleared of Germans by Allied forces.
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Camel News Agency
Leyte Gulf
Philippines
North America
Federal Communications Commission
Armada of 2500 planes raids Germany
London report says 2500 American and British planes swept across Germany in daylight and night raids on Hamm, Münster, Hannover, Brunswick, Neuss, and rail centers. Only one enemy aircraft was seen and destroyed, marking a rare large scale air operation with no combat losses.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Hitler
U. S
Senator Ball Backs Roosevelt In 1940 Bid
Senator Josey A Ball, Minnesota Republican, announced he will vote for and support President Roosevelt. He credited Roosevelt with addressing foreign policy clearly and opposed Dewey, saying Roosevelt’s record on action and stance on League of Nations and United Nations security system issues justify his support.
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Washington
Get
Josey A. Ball
Minnesota
Reyubean
Roosevel
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Ball
League of Nations
United Nations
Plane or waterspout cloud sighting sparks northern sky debate
A correspondent reports a mid day cloud streak over northern skies near Lake Erie with mentions of a plane causing the phenomenon while another notes a waterspout. The letter cites observations from Conneaut and Long Point with residents describing a vivid sky event and plans to share related clipping.
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Carlton V
Bern
Lake Erie
Long Point
Yanks Readying Great Airbases For Quick Use
American forces on Leyte Island push westward through the southern front amid Japanese retreat. Gen. MacArthur announces work has begun on captured airfields and installations to prepare a large base for future operations as the Philippines’ temporary capital is established at Leyte.
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Associated Frees
MacArthur
Philippines
Get
Leyte Island
Leyte
A. F
al Doping
Yanle Seventh Infantry Division
Pren Valley
Dulye
Douglas MacArthur
Ioian
Morehan
Tarlobate
Dulag
MacArthur Saith
Douglas MacArdhur
Sergio Oxmenaihauy
Theloban
Purtell
Philippine
Ureas
Waderie United States
France begins task of placing house order at Paris
War weary France enters a complex period as civic and legal institutions face new strains. The Palais de Justice hosts a tense series of trials amid grim crowds and a climate of national grief. Official efforts aim to restore order, with large numbers of accused in the wartime purges and occupation era awaiting resolution.
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France
Paris
Palais de Justic
di Ciertano
Pirtane
Sven Aid
Erie Dale
Peri Fuenal
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Hinson
Ghar
Helen Williad Marerdinic
Helen
Nyiregyhaze
Threshhold
Eres
Fdr
de Gaulle
Carrol
Watisburg
Archie
Jamestown
M. Alford
Vosges
Samuel BR. Gerber
Chaungkeng
Kweilin
West River
Rome
Palermo
Sinth Army
Cer—vin
Tur Sles
Cesenadeo
Ravenna
Fifth Army
Churchill
Italy
Marshal Stalin
House of Commons
Stalin
Evvola
Athens
Senator Ball
AM Jquinsi NS
Conneaut News-Herald
Saky
Sielnbeelt
Taclobon
Government of Philippines
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