Fragmentary 1908 notice hints at family event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Blanch and Mrs. Leon Healy, a Friday date, and references to relatives and a war era timeline. The text is incomplete but suggests a local notice or family announcement from 1908 with names such as Corry and Miss len avn, plus a May date and a small numerical detail.
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Yorke
Leon Healy
Mokelyey
Nias Tvs
Will Beny
Ehell
Pal Aighi
A. L. Mate
Corry
Len
Fragmentary note on shares and payments
A small fragment mentions shares and payments involving persons unnamed, with unclear roles and dates. The legible words suggest a financial or transaction context, but no identifiable entities or concrete details could be confirmed from the readable text.
Japanese Threaten Ocean War Zone To Bar U S Ships
The article reports Soviet and Allied war front notes amid WWII, noting Japanese threats to create an ocean war zone to bar American ships from Vladivostok and Red Army optimism about halting German forces on the entire front. It also covers a massive U S tax bill debate, with Sen. George of Georgia forecasting federal revenue near 15 billion dollars if proposals pass, and anticipated House Senate conference timelines.
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Vladivostok
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Republic
George
D-Ga
Treasury
Senate
Joint
House
Russians land in Alaska may ferry bombers
Nome residents speculate on a party of 41 Russians who arrived in two boats and may ferry American built warplanes back to the Soviet Union. Russian Consul Fedotoff met with General Mikhail Goremov, commander of the expedition, as Washington reports hint the mission could be mainly technicians examining American aircraft and technical issues.
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Associated Press
Nome
Alaska
Washington, D. C
Fedotoff
Washington
Fairbanks
Milhai Gromov
Dr Hugh O Hare Buys Piper Trainer Plane In Local Deal
Lawrence Thames of Lawrence Airport closed a sale to Dr Buck O Hare who recently earned a pilot license. The Piper Trainer will be delivered to the local doctor today.
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Lawrence Thames
Lawrence Airport
Buck O'Hare
Two Americans and count killed in transport plane disaster
London reports a transport RAF ferry plane with ten lost incl two Americans. Capt. Kenneth Garden Cooxie and Flight Officer Geoffrey T. Pans among crew, Count Henri de Baillet-Letour among passengers. U.S. Navy captain and engineer are named among the Americans. Washington notes Roosevelt omits Japan in Labor Day address as Pacific tensions loom.
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Associated Press
London
Henri de Baillet- Letour
International Olympic Congress
RAF Ferry Command
Tost
Navy
Charles Alvan Spence
Lille Neck
L. N
North America
Canada
England
Air Ministry
Count de Baillet-Letour
James Clement Dunn
Cordell Hull
U.S
Comat de Baiset-Letose
Whicks
Castan
United States Navy
L. J. Wrangham
Imperial Amy
Mark Benjamin
Wembley
Middlesex
Eng
Central Scientific Office
Washington
Kenneth Garden Cooxie
Sydney
Australia
Geoffrey T. Pans
fTobridge
Kent
Samuel Walter Sydenhem
Edmonton
Alberta
Chaarles Alvan Spence
Little Neck
U, TN
First Day Under New Installment Rules
Washington marks the first day of new installment credit regulations from the Federal Reserve Board as banks begin to enforce limits on consumer loans. The order covers consumer articles and real estate loans under 1000 dollars, with minimum payments due and a policy of maximum 18 months for installment plans, though the holiday delayed full implementation. The rules aim to curtail unrestricted credit and curb consumer debt while officials anticipate some initial confusion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Amero
Tedecal Reserve Board
Ref Age
Mumia
School sessions to begin amid steady enrollment
Registration for the 1941-42 term started at St Edward's parish school but full enrollment awaits new materials. Rev Francis Groves, superintendent, noted items will arrive Wednesday as more students register. At Corsy Public Schools, Supt Ralph S Dewey said preparations are complete for opening Wednesday, with a general teachers meeting at the Senior high today. Enrollment is not expected to change much from two years ago. the defense housing project at the aid fair grounds may affect numbers later in fall.
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St. Edward’s
Francis J. Groves
Ralph S. Dewey
Corsy Public Schools
Dewey
Defense Housing
Fnn
Aid Fair Grounds
Tokyo Faces Upheaval As Crisis Developing
A Shanghai report says Japan faces dangerous ferment as Axis advisers press for immediate aggression in Asia. Konoye government likely must yield to military extremes or risk violent overthrow. The shooting of Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma signals a warning to moderates amid intensified internal power struggles.
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Fress Shanghat
Shanghai
Japan
Asiatic
Pacific
United States
Britain
Konoye
Kiichiro
Hiranumi
Rirenuma
Travera
Sid
Hese
Hiranima
Axis
Hiran
Ima
Three Crashes Investigated by Motor Police
State motor policy of Mie local details Investigaten timec motor incidents Sunday Roosevelt Field early Sunday morning one at wheel charge of reckless driving with preferred and the olive tal Others On the Wala burg Cutting road Rexford Lockwood 63 Union City saves 8 chon of reckless driving as a result an accident Route 6 east of Union City four miles Sunday afternoon Lockwood crossed the middle line of the road his car damaged a machine driven by Clarence Bennett Route 6 east of Union City about 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon the Lockwood car damaged the Bennett machine Damages about 100 to the Lockwood car and 100 to the Chevrolet sedan driven by Bennett One Washtub Anniversary incident Roosevelt Highway Virgil Warner 424 West Chyrel street believed by five fallen screen while driving on Route 6 about three miles east of Union City Warner's vehicle and the Montgomery Ward car driven by McAllister Pittsburgh damaged about 195 The Dodge section driven by Warner damaged about 100 No one injured in the crash An automobile driven by Harald Milin 262 Grove Avenue Ridgway skidded on wet pavement and struck the Chrysler sedan driven by Walter Auer Route 7 two miles east of Wattsburg shortly before 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon One woman in the Auer car injured ankle not seriously The Hudson sedan driven by Ridgway skidded and damaged the Auer vehicle and estimated at 100
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Walaburg-Cutting
Rexford Lockwood
Gray Street
Union City
Unlos City
Lockwood
Clarence Conrad Bennett R
D. J
Conneaut
Roosevelt Highway
Virgil Warner
Chyrel Street
Warner
Robert H. McAllister
Tesimessee Avenue
South Hills
Pittsburrg
Pittsburgh
Belge
Hudson
No Polio Cases In City On Close Watch
Rumors over the weekend suggested a First Ward child might have infantile paralysis, but physicians told the Journal the diagnosis was not complete and no definite polio cases were found locally. Officials urged vigilance, noting symptoms include fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, and bowel disturbance. News from Titusville spurred fear though no confirmed cases reported here.
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Journal
Titusville
First U S Ship Nearing Area To Be Closed
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe considering an ocean safety zone around Japan as the first American AVMHOR gasoline carrier nears Japanese waters at Vladivostok. Federation leaders urge a safe zone and reform of policy while Japan warns of forces and highlights tense talks with Washington.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Prince Furuimara Ionoue
Japan
Ruseia
Vladivostok
Senjurg Hayashi
Dreelor
Asian Development Federation
Leder Tién
Konuye
Mit 1 Federation
United States
Britain
Russia
Kishi
Washington
Isun Mabuchi
Imper
Ial Headquart
America
Four Boys Held For Skeet Club Mischief
Four boys were detained by police after suspected vandalism at the Corry Red and Gun Club skeet grounds on Lindsey Hollow road. Roof and stairs were torn, loot included smashed day targets. Officials warned arrest for further mischief. Misses Elizabeth Crane Doris Crane and Louise Willama visited Washington PA relatives over the weekend.
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Corry
Lindsey Hollow
Inter
Elizabeth
Doris Crane
Louise Willama
Hirliday
Washington, Pa
Six Arrests By Motor Police Over Week End
A weekend sweep by motor police resulted in six arrests for traffic and safety violations. Reports detail charging individuals with reckless driving, improper passing, and other infractions across multiple districts, including Union City and Rochester area. Multiple names are listed among those cited for operating vehicles without proper licensing or safety adherence.
Rev Harris Returns As Conference Announces Appointments
The APPOINTMENTS BY AJ B CONFERENCE were announced at the closing session of the Brethren in Christ assembly in Lisle Tapus fenEA Year. Sunday sessions named numerous pastors for towns including Pinley Lake and Buffalo areas. List highlights Rev Arthur J Vrouman Allison Park Young Alma Vincent Porm grey Bear Lake Eugene Don alson Bradford C C Grover Buffalo First C D Dibble Riverside C Shaffer White Memorial Raymond Miller Chandlers Valley J Leon Maneval Conewango Walter Black Clarence Center Glen Donelson Ousewago Dewey Long Derkartis John Carlson Dewittville C A Gould Dwmond L T Lincoln Edwards Chapel Harold Grover Farmers Valley HH Atkins Miles Wagner Trewsburg J L Strong Geneva BH Williams Grand Valley Leo McGaughey Great Valley Walter Bradley Harris Hill L B Morton Hartfield J A Reichenbach Haskell Place Keith Persy Hickedwell Leon Ticknor Lake Pleasant P D Smock Little Cooley Paul W Hunter Mayville EH Plate Milnor G B Anderson Claude Groters Obi L M Casiler Olean C By Hints Pleasantville I G Hunsberger Port Allegany R F Tenisston R W Dris toll H Reagle Rix reentiniled mm Page Ste) returned.
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H. Ray Hit
Churel
Brethren In Christ of
Iisel
Breconitence
Cama Findley
Pinley Lake
Tne Farsil
Akeley
Arthur J. Vrouman
Allison
Walter Black
Clarence Center
Glen Donelson
Ousse
Wago
Dewey Long
Derkartis
John Carlson
Degolia
GE Dibble
Dewittville
C. &. Gould
Dwmond
L. T. Lincoln
Edwards Chapel
Harold T. Grover
Farmers Valley
Hh, Atkins
Pindley Lake
Miles Wagner
Trewsburg
Paul W. Hunter
Mayville
EH. Plate Milinor
G. B. Anderson
North Clymer
Claude Groters
Obi
L M. Casiler
Olean
C. By
Hinter
Holiday Death Toll Is 614
An Associated Press survey reports 614 holiday deaths across Pennsylvania and national totals. Traffic accidents, shootings, drownings, fires, and other violent incidents raised the toll, with California leading states and Ohio, Illinois, Michigan also noted for fatalities during the long weekend. The count reflects presumed early deaths and later fatalities from injuries.
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Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Cnnsylvania
He National Safety Council
California
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Million Loss In California Fire At Port Costa
A morning blaze along Port Costa's waterfront destroyed an Eves warehouse hall filled with government grain and damaged fish relief plants. Owners estimate losses exceed 1 million dollars. The warehouse contained 22 000 tons of Montana wheat.
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California
Associated Press
Port Costa
Calif
First Engine Crew Hearing Slated for Speeding Here
Residents protest engine whistle blasts as Erie Railroad crew faces a hearing before Magistrate C. B. Porter over operating beyond the 20 mile per hour limit. Officials planned a crossing protection showdown after withdrawing a municipal complaint to the Public Utility Commission.
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Guy Agaist
Corry
Erie Railroad
C. B. Porter
Public Utility Commission
Center Street
First Avenue
Leningrad Front Battles Pivot as German Offensives Stagnate
Moscow reports claim Russian defenses hold after five days of reported stabilization along the front near Leningrad. German losses stated at 2,500,000 with 400,000 front casualties, while Allied bombers strike northeastern Germany and a raid targets Crimea and western German targets.
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Associated Press
Russia
Leningrad
Red Army
Germany
Dalepor
Hearwily
Leriyerad
Crimean Pentessln
Unes
Moscow
Hamiliers
Ritnnland
Luftweffe
England
RAF IN HEAVY AIR ASSAULT OVER GERMANY AREA
Rome dispatch reports heavy RAF daylight strikes over Germany and occupied zones. White British warplanes bombed Crotone Sicily killing 12 civilians and wounding 24 with little material damage. RAF raids also hit passenger trains near Pozzallo Ragusa while mass formations targeted Tobruk Libya. Four British planes were down in tepoli and titgesi.
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Germany
Associated Press
Rome
Talla High Command
Crotone
Sicily
Pozale
Ragusa
Bichy
Ipl
Tobruk
Libys
Reids
Tepoli
Titigesi
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Sheet Club
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