Tropical Storm Rips Cuba Menaces Florida
Farm Hand Walter Houseman, 45, of Phillipaville, near Wattsburg, died after a barn collapse at the Bertha Steves farm. He was pinned under a heavy beam and had two broken backs. He died at St. Vincent's Hospital in Kirie after being removed from the scene Thursday evening. Houseman had relocated from near Homestead about a year ago. a brother lives in Titusville.
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Walter Houseman
Phillipaville
Wattsburg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Kirie
Houseman
Bertha Steves
Holseiman
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Homestead
Stevens Farm
Titusville
Registration shows rise over 1932 enrollment in Corry area
Four hundred eighty-eight voters in Corry qualified for the full primary election on Thursday the first of three registration days. The total marks a 37 percent rise over last year’s first day but 32 percent below 1931’s level when 721 voters were qualified. Republicans 288 up 39 percent and Democrats 184 up 43 percent. several party changes noted.
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Corry
Corry-anderie
Hitler declares Jews a peril to civilization at Nuremberg rally
At a Nazi rally in Nuremberg Adolf Hitler read a proclamation condemning Jews as a dangerous ferment in world civilization. Quoting historian Mommsen the text warns against Jewry and calls for eliminating the spirit of doubt among Germans. It also outlines a future Germany with a unified nation erasing federal states.
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Frederick Oeschner
Nuremburg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
Theodore Mommeel
Mommsen
German Republic
Bismarck
Reich
Hitler
Murder of Sanborn Remains a Mystery
Reported in New York with authorities conferring on a high profile murder case involving Henry Sankord and connections to legal figures. The fragmentary text notes district attorneys and potential suspects as investigators press the inquiry with no clear resolution.
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United For
New York
Henry 5
Sankord
Bancoort Mirtelell
Dy Bitseheil
Furmer
Three firms move to new city locations
Three city businesses complete moves this week shifting from First Avenue to North Center Street. G Christensen Motors Company leaves 206 First Avenue for the former Star Garage site on North Center Street. City Garage operates at North Center Street under A C Reed. Dodge and Plymouth dealer will occupy the entire garage with new models on display. Wallace and Harold Ander move their Brei garage into the Christensen vacated structure adjoining. Robert Long moves his meat market from 117 First Avenue to the former Groceteria storeroom on North Center Street, opening Saturday with winter improvements planned.
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First Avenue
North Center Street
G. Christensen Motors Company
206
First, Avenue
Star
City
A. C. Reed
Dodge
Plymouth
Southside
S! Wallace
Harold Anderon Brei
Christensen Motors Company
Robert Long
Groceteria
Om Improvemun
$900000 for River Projects Highlight War Effort
United Press reports late today the War Department announced specific allotments totaling 4 river and harbor projects funded from $70,000,000 available through Public Works Administration. Included are the projects on the Ohio River and Allegany River with channel widening and dam construction, and related revetment work, with sums ranging from $2450,000 to $1,425,000 and notes on improvements for several others.
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United Press
Washington
Gihio River
White Works
Montgomery
Sleeping Sickness Fatalities Rise to 53 in City Epidemic
Six deaths in the last 24 hours lift Sleeping sickness fatalities to 53 as authorities report no new clues on the carrier. The encephalitis outbreak has struck about 400 people in a month with city, county, and federal teams working to perfect a serum to combat the germ.
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ST. Louis
Scase
Ford Attitude Awaited In NRA Code Clash
United Press reports from Marquette Michigan that Henry Ford is weighing how to respond to President Roosevelt and NRA pressure over the automobile code. Ford may refuse to join the code while awaiting a formal Ford stance, with executives and his son Eidel reportedly involved in the process.
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Leslie Harrop
United Press
Marquette
Mid
Henry Ford
Roosevelt
Ford
NRA
Ford ‘Motor Company
Michigan
Peer Snown
Hugh 8. Johnson
Bia
Eidael
Fatty
Pledges Show Near Universal Support for NRA in City
Citywide NRA canvass reports 1550 to 1560 pledge cards signed by households and consumers. Officials say 95 to 96 percent of city residents pledged cooperation with the National Recovery Administration. The drive covered homes and 70 business locations, with strong showings from Blue Eagles, manufacturing points, and mercantile establishments. Leadership thanks are extended to Mrs. W. H. Howard and Mrs. George Mulderick for organizing club volunteers.
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Porry
National Recovery Administration
Te Woman's Chit
Business and Professional Women's Club
NRA
Wbs
W. H. Howard
Woman's Club
George Mulderick
Shakeup Looms at NRA as Executives Plan Changes
Washington Sept 1 NRA chief Hugh Johnson moves to retool the agency as Dudley Cates retires after long disagreements. NRA executive officer John Hancock also plans to leave, prompting a new phase focused on applying codes to industries slow to join the recovery effort.
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H. C. Thompson
United Press
Washington
National Recovery Administration
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Dudley Cates
Cates
Jonison
John Xf Hancock
Himcock
Hancock
Moday
Subhilekian of
Godes
Mogs¢Volt
My Nowy Simmon Tageing Industries
Distress Call From Steamer Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a steamer sending a distress call near Cuba with names and uncertain details. The readable items reference casualties and rescue efforts, but the characters are garbled, leaving the exact vessel, location, and outcome unclear.
Van Zandt Nominated Commander in Chief of VFW
James B. Van Zandt, 85, former state commander, was nominated unanimously to be commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the 31st annual encampment in Milwaukee. He joined the Navy at 18 and has served as senior vice commander. he succeeds Admiral Roberts.
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James B. van Zandt
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Milwaukee
van Zandt
Navy
Roberts, Coonta
Washington
D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Trafic Department
Fred Windsor
St. Joseph
Leighton Frooks
New York City
Mrs Thomas Edison Guests at City Luncheon
Mrs Thomas A Edison widow of the inventor was honored by the Chau tauqua Bird and Tree Club as honorary press fest at a luncheon at the Brick Hows at 1 o'clock. Also present were Mrs Aitteb Cock of Sewickley and Miss Henrietta Jones of Texas, founders of the club.
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Thomas Edison
City Today
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Chautauqua Bird and Tree Club
Atitebcock
Sewickley
Henrietta Jones
Texas
Birdgird Tree Club
Feuding at Philadelphia Hosiery Mill Sparks Tense Day
Philadelphia workers faced tension as strike breakers and pickets clashed near a hosiery mill. Two pickets, Clement Norwood and Frank Milnes, were fatally shot yesterday during protests. Police guarded the scene as union leaders debated a city wide stoppage in response to the violence.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Philadelphia
American Federation
Washington
Union of Acialsst
Tupngemeinde Fialt
Milla
Clement A Norwood
Georgy Clamentaon
Dyer
Hiterick
Clemonacw Tranaperiol
Bruce
Graveling of Concord Road Started Today
Graveling began this morning on the stretch from Caseys to Darrows Corners as work advances on the new Pinchot road in Concord township. Two six hour shifts are employed. George Stowe heads the township job and reports fine progress. The 1.5 mile graveling start will accelerate construction, aided by good weather, with completion promised by February.
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Casey’s
Darrow's Corners
Pinchot Road
Concord Township
George Stowe
Ree
Highway Department
Oasey's Corners
Corry-Spartansburg
Concord Ridge
Farm Fire Destroys Two Story Frame House
A large two story frame farm house near Plates was destroyed by fire causing about $25 000 in losses. The blaze started from a hot bearing in a pressing machine and was discovered around 4 o clock by a farm hand. Firemen from Ames and nearby towns fought the flames but the structure was consumed along with the farm barn gravage and other outbuildings.
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Frank Barney
Proutt
Dontfoutl
Ulwelind
Howe
Southern Florida Braces as Severe Cuban Storm Heads North
Havana reports darkness and high winds as a tropical disturbance moves toward southern Florida. Shipping halted, communications severed, and residents flee to high ground amid tidal wave warnings and torrential rain across Matanzas and Santa Clara provinces. The Mauretania rode out the approach off Cape San Antonio while the Josephine Gray reported distress.
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United Press
Havana
Cuba
Florida
National Observatory
Josephine Gray
Cayo Bahia del Cadiz
Athelfoam
Miorida
Miemi
Key West
Caribbean
Panama
Cape San Antonio
Santa Clara
Jucaro
Ajax Plant Worker Hurt in Eye Injury at Local Shop
An Ajax Iron Works machinist on Marion Street suffered a severe eye injury when a steel pinch struck his left eye at 11 am. The punch shattered his goggles, lacerated the eye, and fractured the brow. He was brought to St. Vincent’s Hospital for treatment. doctors hope some sight may be saved.
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Weight
Marion Street
Ajax Iron Works
St. Vee Cent's Hospital
Riu
Trewtmie Jy
Franklin Child 15 Victim of Plague
A fragmented report chronicles a 15 year old Franklin child as a victim of a plague. The text references streets and local names in a troubled OCR pass, mentioning places like Waly Street and Pibrehurgye moat, with unclear surrounding context and dates.
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Franklin
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Long Meat Market
N. Center Street
Allegheny River
Detroit Auto
Blue Eagle
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Tae G. S. Juavyhiinn Gray
Hafowe
Ulitha
Coe Tsang
James E. van Zandt
MoGerote
Tomi
Geuriettnen
Tintverety
Concord Road
Matanzas
AJAX
Ed Haight
Vandi
Tii
Waly
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Crineee
Seco
Permare
Analtahi
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