Bennest Bennett Case Noted In School Attendance
Fragmentary text appears to reference a 1937 date involving Bennest or Bennett, a girl named Johanna, a court or school matter, and a location near Henniker. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a local school or legal notice about a girl attending or linked to an event on a June-like date.
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Bennest
Bennett
Johanna
Wili N. Xu
Pelge Bue Junin
Henniker Erry
Holt Opens Senate Fight on Third Presidential Team
United Press reports Democratic senators resist proposals linking President Roosevelt’s term to new White House leadership. Amid 1930s campaign chatter, plans for a third presidential term spark internal party clash and potential political backlash as Congress weighs future power dynamics and eligibility questions.
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Holt
Senate Fight
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
TMU
Uncontested Mayor and Few Primaries in Shrievelty Race
A sparsely contested primary season leaves Corty Aby and Corry city posts largely unchallenged on September 14. Local races show little party competition with major offices deemed unopposed while council contests appear minimal in Curry and surrounding counties.
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Corty
Uilowsh
Yy Cu
Corry
Piney
Yan Cumpstyr
Nuatins
W. T. Coverdale
Ralph ‘Benedict
Chilevielty
Iomnination
Bivins
von Dent
Cahpaat
Behuit
Mievey Willis
George Brenig
Wwillis
Curry
Eller
Service resumes at Pittsburgh William Penn and Port Pitt hotels
Normal service returns as nearly 1000 hotel workers back at work after a 21 hour strike ended yesterday afternoon. Workers won a closed shop contract with wage increases totaling 1000 dollars monthly and vacations with pay. Also notes the funeral of Augustus Wetmore attended by Mrs. J. B. Mount and Mrs. Kate Mount in Kane. Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Friday.
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Reese
Pittsburgh
William Penn
Port Pitt
Allance
American Federation of Labor
J. B. Mount
Kate Mount
Kane
Augustus Wetmore
Loyalists Hold Drive On Belchite
Loyalist forces press a drive on Belchite as Francoist lines see heavy fighting and heavy casualties. Reports say the operation aims to split insurgent positions and sever the government lifeline between Madrid and Valencia, with both sides sustaining losses amid evolving front lines.
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United Press
Arndaye
Franco - Spain
Tron
Cracke
Twigtle
Belchite
Twuiky
Delchite
Pape Willun
Burukowse
Lheeset
Cet
Brawisco Braneo
Franco
Ue Rovernment
Madrid
Farmer Found Dead in Woods From Bullet
A 74 year old farmer, W. F. Fier, longtime Carter farm owner, was found dead in the woods from a self inflicted gunshot. He resided near Wattsburg before moving to his daughter’s farm. survived by a son, a brother and a sister. The body was moved to the Broken-Keating chapel and services will be held Saturday at 2 PM with interment at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Gover
W. F Fier
Carter TH
Farmen
Ton Hiere
Volvet Vrushlige
Hoy
Fou Watt
Warren Gulitly
Powell
Enile Front Hiehan Freeh
Erle County
Ure Ud Pallows Malle
Grove City
Wattsburg
Odd Fellows
Chiles Ewen
Milwaukee
Anya
Wil
Eligabeth
Carter II
Braoken-Keating Chapel
Wriday
Eloeg
Pine Grove Cemetery
Two Buffalo youths plead guilty in Union City burglary
Two 17 year olds Frederick McGee and George Marcus admitted breaking and entering N. T. Costello store in Union City on August 26. They were returned to Buffalo to face charges of a $1,500 theft. Judge J. Orin Waite suspended their sentence after police indicated they were wanted for prosecution. They were apprehended in the act of looting the Union City store by Patrolman Ray Smith.
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Buffalo
Frederick McGee
George Marcus
N. T. Costello
Union City
J. Orin Waite
Enron City
Ray Smith
Axe murder case shocks town as wife faces trial
In DFYTAL, 37 year old man Tefel Icuapreyk was killed in a farm area dispute. His 52 year old wife Wietaria Slur is sent to Warren State Hospital after a feud over custody and alleged insanity. Court orders call for commitment and possible trial for the slaying as details emerge from the chaotic incident and ensuing hospitalizations.
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Sana
Wietaria
Wari
Warrat
Huston
Lily
Warren State Hospital
Joe
Kasprayis
Tne
Fragmented tale of a hospital case and alleged abuse
A garbled news fragment discusses a hospital scenario involving Mrs Kaspiay and Mrs Kuspeevk amid a custody or assault dispute. Names and places are unclear, but references include Warren county, an asylum group, and alleged accusations surrounding a husband. The text is heavily distorted with unreadable sections.
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Kuspeevk
British Navy Moves to Protect Mediterranean Trade
The British cabinet authorizes naval reinforcements to shield shipping in the Mediterranean after the Woodford torpedoing. Report covers reactions from London and notes the broader strategic context in the alliance and naval policy as leaders weigh risks and potential actions.
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Richard C. McMillan
United Press Star
London
Mediterranean
Woodford
Liquor Board Chairman Won’t Quit After Term Expiration
Harrisburg report states Leo A. Croasen of the Liquor Control Board rejects resigning as his term ends in November. He announces a bid for another term, saying he has no intention of stepping down.
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Liquor Control Board
United Pres
Harrisburg
Seya Nan Leo. A. Croasen
Liquor Control Board Today
United Press
Van Zandt Urges Veterans Vote on War Measure
Buffalo New York veteran leader Van Zandt, ex-national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, appeals to veterans to back Roosevelt’s war policy. He urges the resolutions committee to favor action by Congress and supports invoking the U S military.
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van Zandt
United Press Buffalo
MY. Bop Yshints van Zatull
Veterans of Foreign Wars
UWE
Veterans Demand Jobs or Pensions in Buffalo
A chaotic Veterans Day dispatch reports veterans demanding employment and pensions amid broken text. The piece references the 88th division, the Army, labor unions, and a protest in Buffalo with scattered mentions of Warrst and Watertaut, plus a Boone Iowa news snippet and a Wilkensport Post item.
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Fromm Boone
Towa
Hue
Wilkensport
Heat Wave Relaxes as Showers Bring Hope for Relief
Pittsburgh on September 2 faced extreme heat with temperatures in the 90s as early September records were threatened. Officials allowed elementary pupils to leave an hour early while high school students stayed in. City pools remained open past Labor Day due to the ongoing heat, and guards reported record September pool usage.
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Sien
Typhoon toll 100 in Hong Kong record
A jumbled report from United Press states 100 people killed in Hong Kong by a typhoon. The chaos mentions collapsed buildings and widespread damage with rescue efforts underway as officials fear higher casualties.
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Hong Kong
Ay United Press
Thong Kong
Serous
Prts UK
OPI
Callie Rusu
Campaign to Reduce Labor Day Accidents Plan
Police plan a Labor Day safety drive using targeted patrols in high risk areas. The campaign focuses on speeders careless drivers and congestion on open highways and city streets.
Three Hurt In Auto Crash At Waterford
Patrolman C W Irwin of the state motor police investigated an automobile accident near Waterford last night that injured three Meadville residents. Mr and Mrs William Irlam and Arthur Moore were bruised and badly woke up while Vera Boyles, of Meadville, escaped injury.
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Wear Station
State Motor Police
Waterford
Meadville
William Irlam
Artur Moore
Vera Boyles Atto
Dr Frank Butters Physician in Pittsburgh Era
Frank Butters is described as a physician with ties to Pittsburgh. The article notes his medical training at St Kromie hospital internship, and discusses plans for his future practice amid unsettled circumstances surrounding his status and possible absence without leave.
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M. Butters
Corry
Gtate Boie
LeDee Ay Dee Media
University of Piltwbiorsery
Tie
Kromie Hospital
Pittsburgh
Butters Steed Tolliey
Four Die in Head-on Crash In Maryland
A Washington bound bus and an automobile collided on a highway near Relair Maryland killing one woman and three men and seriously injuring another man. The deceased were identified as Elmer D. Hays 45 of Chevy Chase Maryland his wife Isabel R. Hayes Elmer D B Vaya Jr 28 of Chevy Chase and Jaman Levon 18 of Chevy Chase with injuries reported among other occupants.
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United Prods Relair
Here
Elmer D. Hays
Chevy Chase
Isabel R. Haye
Elmer Db, Vaya, Jr
Jaman Levon
Algo
Chevy Chass
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