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Fragmented OCR text references Corry, Grag and Bud locations, a church and Marys Haven. Mentions rooms, residents and a possible price or value, plus several unclear names and places. Contains garbled phrases and missing context, limiting coherent summary.
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Aid
Atia
Sarage
Ournal
Elias Mel
Martin Atl
Lal Bes
Idavich
Gimey
Mary's Haven
Sheriff Race Sparks Interest in Fall Primary Contests
Voters in Corry head to the polls for the fall primary amid county contests and light local action. The sheriff race draws strong attention as Republican and party tickets mobilize, with Kuppler and a slate of rivals competing for the nod and observers predicting a divided GOP vote.
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Corry
Eleckon Board
I Kuppler
Erie
Dopesters
Hower
Local contests loom after tomorrow's primaries
Indications show write-in plans by Republicans for council and school director races after the primaries. Two Democratic candidates remain for the council, and one candidate on each major ticket seeks the school director post. Incumbent Harvey Willis leads the county sheriff race for the Republicans, while Coroner W G Stroble looks set to win the Democratic sheriff nomination.
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Jhnth
Founeil
Erie
Kupplow
Harvey Willis
George Buns
Cout Controle
Willis
Burts
W. G. Stroble
Franklin Girl Is Diagnosed With Infantile Paralysis
Franklin pa Sept 13 The lines of Miss Margaret Vath 25 was diagnosed today as infantile paralysis the first case in Franklin since the number of paralysis cases had increased recently in other sections of the country and Canada Milas Wall valued twin vacation trip from New York and Cleveland a week ago and became ill Test Westnessay.
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Ly Willed
Franklin
Margaret Vath
Canada
Milas Wall
New York
Cleveland
Westnessay
Chinaman Kills Girl For Love In Personal Crisis
A distorted clipping reports a Chinese man in a personal crisis killing a girl for love. The garbled text suggests a confession or motive tied to romantic passion and a tragic domestic scene. Names and exact details are missing or unreadable.
Collision Kills Pilot and Three in Air Crash at Bendix Field
United Press reports a midair collision over Bendix Field near South Bend. The pilot of a sight-seeing plane and three passengers died instantly. A second plane’s passengers survived with injuries. Names include Charles Selge, Fritz, Lloyd Bull, Maud Allenbaugh, Abbie Beebe, and Fred Kidder.
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United Press
South Bend
Sid
Bendix Feld
Teld
Charles Selge
Indigna Aly Service Corporatin
Lloyd Bull
Mishawaka
Selge
Fritz
Maud Allenbaugh
Wikhart
Ind
Abbie M. Beebe
Fred B. Kidder
Primary ballots reveal broad voter apathy in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg September 13 The nation’s early primary day ends with little public enthusiasm as campaigns close for judicial municipal and county races. About 3.4 million Pennsylvanians are registered under new rules but fewer than half may vote in this off year.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Ariting
George Hiarle
Pittsburgh
Cornelius D. Scully
William N. McNair
P. J. McArdie
Willimey AL Magee
Robert N. Waddell
Copeland Urges Blocking Black Nomination to Supreme Court
United Press reports Senator Royal Copeland renewed opposition to Senator Filo L. Black’s confirmation as associate justice. Copeland cited a Pittsburgh Post Gazette dispatch alleging Black’s Klan membership and requested Senate action to prevent what he calls a "black robe" justice.
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Royal
Cogaland
D. Nn
Filo L. Black
Ala
Initha States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Senate
Copeland
Black
Post American Newspaper Alliance
Ine
Ray Sprigle
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Dispatch
Birmingham
United States Senate
Coneland
150 Americans Leaving North China Dispatch
Shanghai report states 150 Americans, mostly missionaries, will depart Ningpo in Chekiang on September 22 for evacuation from China. They are to proceed to Ningpo and board the British steamer Hsin Peking, which will transport them to Shanghai.
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North China
Wince Creme
Shanghai
Ningpo
Chekiang Province
China
Mapas Pb Ahonestic Centre
Band Ward
Similar aims of Klan and German-American groups in US
Chicago Times reports that the Ku Klux Klan and German-American societies share objectives. The investigation notes both groups oppose Jews and Communists and criticize Black people. The piece is part four of a six month series on the topic.
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Ly Unned
Chicago
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Chicagoi Times
Iin
Timex
Pirate submarine crew trapped in bottom of Mediterranean
Madrid reports loyalist divers worked to free the crew of a so called pirate submarine sunk near Cartagena. Officials did not confirm the rescue attempt as pools of surface oil indicated a submerged vessel. Some sources said crew remained alive as oxygen dwindled and the sub may be linked to the Havok strike on Sept 1.
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Mediterranean Sea
United Press Madrid
Mediterranean
Cartagena Naval Base
Febus
Cartagena
Itwia
Spain
Sul
Havok
District car crashes kill three injure many
Three people died and several were seriously hurt in a string of district automobile accidents over the weekend. In Titusville two local youths were fatally injured Saturday night when their car veered off the Titusville City highway near Cherry Tree, hitting a tree. Thomas O’Brien, 24, died almost instantly. Harold Bodamey, 17, the driver, did not regain consciousness. A third victim, William Monta, 30, and Richard Weber, 28, suffered multiple injuries. Earlier another crash on Titus Mires Road involved Harry Lesniwski, 21, causing further injuries to a separate party.
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Wieek-End
Titusville
Titusville-Oi City
Cherrytree
Thomas O'Brien
Harold Bodamey
Div Yestering
Tits Ville
Williagny Monta
Tyrie
Richard Weber
Doe Sey
Erle
Envy Simday
Harry Lesniewski
Continuell
Titee Mires
Dedication of New Baptist Church Draws Large Crowd
A new Baptist church in the area opened with a dedicatory service and an organ concert. Rev. Hawkins delivered the sermon from Genesis 28 17 emphasizing consecration and God s presence. Percy LeSeuer of Winter Piano Co gave a halle organ concert in the afternoon and church leaders praised cooperative effort in construction.
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Kearely
Linmorting
M. &. Hawkins
Mishawaka
Gail
Gate of Heaven
Jicob
Ami
House of God
Percy LeSeuer
Winter Piano Company
Brie
Dial Nati
Building Committee
O. 5
Monroe
John Wauzaman Bn
Chutes
Mr.Twok
Frank W. Patsune
Irank Ul
Hawkins
I Kings
Railroad Thief Jumps His Bond
Police seek Charles Emerson 29 or Trie after he jumped a 90 dollar bond in a case of stripping P R R freight car brass journal boxes on a siding near Ormshee. Two June dealers Sam Klein 24 and Nathan 50 also held regarding the larceny as local Elks met at Warren yesterday.
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Chas. Emerson
Trie
Ormshee
Sity
Emerson
Sam Klein
Nathan
Charge of Unt truths Made by R R Unions
Chicago Sept 13 The Aye operating railroad accused unions of distorting the truth over wages paid to their captives as William Leiserson of the national mediation board sought to avert a strike. He met with railway executives amid threats of a 20 percent wage increase and awaited a telephone call to decide on further talks this afternoon.
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R. R
United Press
Chicago
William
Leiserson
Naional Mediation Board
Board to decide on use of Ki ninity High playing field
Board of Education to vote on whether to allow use of the new athletic field at Kin iity High for football this season. A special meeting last Friday clarified positions. most members favor field use, while John Lambing opposes until a stronger plan is secured. Also on agenda are reports on the 1997 38 school opening and remaining instruction staff vacancy.
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Board of Education
Kiniity High
Gamg High
Whreeters
Mit
John ‘W. Lambing
Tikely
Florence Silverthorne
Erie
Bombing hits Chinese vessels near Shanghai refuge camps
Reports from Shanghai say Japanese planes attacked nine Chinese sailing vessels in Soochow creek wounding or killing more than 400 Chinese refugees. The item also notes Mr and Mrs Jack Gilpin of Erie visiting friends in the city.
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Shanghai
Soochow Creek
Lling
Jacke Gilpin
Erie
Riends
Shanghai Battle Shifts as Chinese Withdraw From Coast
Military spokesman reports Chinese forces retreating from the Shanghai area toward inland positions west of the city. The statement warns of a prolonged conflict and notes Japan’s naval bombardment and invasion pressure, while China aims to avoid further heavy losses and preserve strategic positions inland.
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Shanghai
United Press
Suyt
Leawal Tong Isas
China
Ade Visersi
Iterior
Mmé Ghidng Kai
Shel
Tin
Ching Mow
Chineas
Piinge
le Wiangpoo
Yanzize
Mmivas Vessu
Feme
Garland Manis Struck By Car in Warren County
Claude Mt Bliss of Gaytonel sustained serious injuries when struck by an automobile while walking from the Moye farm driveway about 7:40. Bliss was hit by a car driven east toward Pittsfield by Brite Meakin of Torpedo, an 18-year-old. He was taken to Warren Hospital with a possible fracture of the ankle, scalp injuries, and severe bruises. condition described as precarious.
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Claude Mt. Bliss
Gaytonel
Moye Farm
Bliss
Brite Meakin
Torpedo
Pittsfield
Garland Mn
Warren Hospital
Perio
Catholics hail Constitution anniversary mass in Philadelphia
More than 100000 Catholics gathered in a municipal stadium in Philadelphia to hear Dennis Cardinal Dougherty officiate at a ceremony honoring the 160th anniversary of the signing of the Constitution. Dignitaries from church state and city attended along with thousands of schoolchildren.
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Frese Beiuadbuphta
Philadelphia
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
St. Charles Borromeo's Seminary
League Recognizes Loyalists as Spain Government at League of Nations
Stewart Brown reports from Geneva that the League of Nations continues to recognize the Loyalists as Spain’s lawful government and declines to bar Ethiopia from membership. The Assembly weighs Mediterranean questions and war merchant shipping while EU and Soviet delegates debate reparations and anti pirate submarine patrols amid a tense naval conference atmosphere.
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Stewart Brown
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Spain
Ethiopia
China
Japan
Bewaisa Lheeum
Layglis
Hayevar
Juan Negret
Styone
Isit
Fenn
Veineles
Bfhor
Negrin
Baden
Russiat
Nyon
Malian
Stanis
Thaly
Maxim Litvikov
Bloc
Polio toll rises in Philadelphia outbreak end near
In Philadelphia the polio outbreak shows five deaths and two new cases. Health officials believe the peak of the illness has passed.
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