Kane Reorganization Of The Me 1 Sthoolboy Patrol
Reorganization in Kane introduces a new patrol at Erickson school and notes rising interest in patrol activities. McKean County Motor City secretary Warry S. Cain credits cooperative movemists for progress, while a local child facility records remain low. Pettingill books and Bible materials appear at Word of Life Bookshop. Two youths from Rich Valley were fined after a deer incident near Route 46. Titusville resident Peter Titus Hancox dies at home after forty years there. Charles and [unnamed] King observe 50th wedding anniversary. Junior Woman's Club meets tonight. Warrant actions target Kane suspects in Bergen County kidnapping and robbery case. The Fair Store closes Thursday and Friday for a holiday.
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Pettingill ‘Books
Word of Life
Elmer Westley
Worth Street
Justice of the Peace
L. W. Huntington
Peter ‘Titus Hancox
Titusville
Charles King
Union City
Guy Abbey
Meple Avenue
Kane
McKean County
Joseph Scully
Joe Martin
Thomas Tozzio
Hose
Bergen County
N. J
Midland Park
Longview Inn
James Dell
Dominick Thomasino
New Jersey
Waxie Gordon
Henchman
A. L. Hoffspiegel
Jenry
Romaine
Dave Buttar
City and Vicinity News Briefs From Corry Area
Local notes report Mrs. Cecil Hobart and infant son moved home to Clymer from Corry Hospital. Community Aid Society, Friendship Club, and church groups hold meetings and dinners. Photographers press for transient license taxes. Evangelist Bosworth vows a healing service at the Grand Theatre with a planned follow up. Miss Marie Banks recovering at Corry Hospital. George Stockton to open a meal market on First Avenue. Two Olean women injured in a highway crash sent home. Oil City resident Amanda Dickey, 102, votes in Republican primary. Local ads for groceries and Concord grapes. Invitations issued for Elizabeth O Blosss and Arthur Clinger wedding. Thomas Gartty thanks voters after Democratic primary. Holiday closures noted by merchants. Autogiro visit attracts crowds at Warren. American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps to travel to Chicago for National League, with funds raised by local businesses. James Conti, 17, arrested for automobile larceny. Frank Truman faces counterfeit case in Pittsburgh.
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W. J. Wilcox
Cecil Hobart
Corry Hospital
Clymer
Spencer Community Aid Society
Arthur Kimmey
Lemon Street
H. &. Bingham
All-Way Electric Co
Methodist Church Sunday School
Doreas
M. E. Church
Frank Graft
East Irving Street
Graft
5. H. Nichols
R. B. Mosier
Paul Hatch
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Archer
Carl Nelson
Titusville
Nelson
Evangelist Bosworth
Grand Theatre
Ridgway
Bosworth
Christ
Lindbley
Marie Banks
George Stockton
First Avenue
Robert Long
Olean- Buffalo
Holland
Pearl Lockwood
Louise Sunder
Oil City
Amanda
Dickey
Tmaident
Aisa Margaret Dickey
EB. L. Dickey
Gresley
Lindsley's
Concord Grapes
Quality Cash
Grere
Elizabeth O'Bloss
Joseph M. Bloas
Arthur W. Clinger
City
Thomas M. Gartity Fesiren
N. Cohen
F. S. Austin
Thos. A. Grichton
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Zalzneck’s
Warren
Johnny Miller
Willoughby
Philadelphia
Miller
Rochester
Girla
Stephen Szumigala
Post 416
American Legion
Chicago
Brie
Sylvania
Lindsley
John Gill
Scranton
Jamestown
Lee Wiltsie
Erie Railroad
James Conti
Fretonia
Frank Truman
Brookville
May Drug Company
Pittsburgh
Secret Service
N. Cohen and Sons
Humble Yearly Report From Vague Local News
A murky OCR fragment references community reports and fishery notes with unclear names and places. The text hints at a year end summary and local events but lacks concrete facts or identifiable entities to confirm details.
Bank hold up in York Nebraska nets midpoint sum
United Press reports four bandits robbed the First National Bank of York Nebraska kidnapping bank official William E McCloud and escaping with an estimated 10 000 to 20 000 dollars. McCloud was later released at a villa. Also noted is Americans fleeing Washington as Cuban trouble centers seek protection advised by US consuls with destroyers present.
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United Press
York, Neb
First National Bank of York
William E. McCloud
McCion
Washington
United States
Hull
Carroll Wins for Supervisor at Columbus
In Columbus township primary results Republican and Democratic nominees were decided. Will Carrol led James Mickelson for supervisor on the Republican ballot 119 to 85 and carried the Democratic ticket 73 to 20. School director race featured Wilma Bindley and Albert Sandberg winning Republican nominations over Powers and Miller. Democrats nominated Powers and Sandberg. Prothonotary results show Sandberg 132, Bindley 117, Powers 83, Miller 82, with Democratic Powers 50, Sandberg 45, Bindley 18, Miller 36. Prothonotary and auditor tallies listed for both parties. Republican ticket totals included Bubick 107, Swart 90, Rexford 137, Ross 67, election inspector Bensink 134, Warner 67. Democratic side shows Swart 44, Surick 38 for auditor. Ross 46, Rexford 4 for judge of election. Bensink 28, Warner 27, Wickwire 35 for election inspector.
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Will. Carrol
Columns Township
Thesday
James Mickelson
Wilma Bindley
Albert Sandberg
Jover Eugene Powers
John H. Miller
Eugenie Powers
Sandberg
Bindley
Powers
Miller
A. R. Black
Jay V. Elsi
J. L. Ford
Bubick
Swart
Rexford
Ross
Ware slate wins in Philadelphia primary contest
Sept 20 In Philadelphia Republicans allied with Win, Ware, and independent Democrats backed by Gov. Pinchot led the field in a sweeping primary. Davis Wilson won the Democratic city controller nomination and Will Hadley the Democratic treasurer nomination. Vare supporters routed Pinchot Mackey rivals, while John O Donnell and many of his Democratic ticket faltered.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Ware
Pinchot
Davis Wilson
Will Hadley
Treas Uier
Republican Organization
Hadley
Wilson
Repiblican
Vare
Pinchot Mackey
John O’donnell
U S and Britain Reach Symbols on Arms Supervision
London officials estimated today that Great Britain and the United States had reached a tentative agreement on a program of international supervision of armaments and were trying to reconcile it with French proposals. The news came as the cabinet met in a special session to consider the disarmament situation.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
United States
Old Stradivarius Violins Estimated Populace Funds Details
The fragment discusses Stradivarius violins, mentioning dates 1606 to 1787 and figures around 60 violins existing or known, with references to funds and lines of lineage. It is unclear and garbled but points to long history and limited surviving instruments.
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Stradivarius
Wille Uiere
Lindberghs Headed to Leningrad on Baltic Flight
United Press dispatch from Washington Helsinki andKaruserona Sweden reports Charles A Lindbergh and wife Mrs Lindbergh departed from Sweden for Leningrad Russia at 10 15 am local time. They plan to cross the Baltic Sea and proceed via Finland to Moscow before returning to the United States by a French or British port. The pair had recently toured Lindbergh’s homeland after charting a northern Atlantic air route by way of Labrador Greenland and Iceland to Scandinavia.
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Washington
Helsingfors
Finland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Russia
Sweden
Karuserona
Leningrad
Baltic Sea
Slit Hsthonia
Wey
Lindberghs
Moscow
United States
Lindbergh
Fatherland
Europe
Labrador
Greenland
Teeland
Scandinavia
Naval program will not be curtailed by Roosevelt
Washington Sept 20 President Roosevelt plans to proceed with the new oval building program despite unease by other powers The White House said no representations or suggestions have been received from foreign nations asking curtailment pending Geneva disarmament developments The president believes contracts for ships are set and there was never a question of halting the program Fist wedding in church Mt Jewett Pa Lydia F Mitard and Floyd S Boylan wed in St Margaret's Episcopal church marking the first ceremony there since its 1898 dedication
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Oval
White House
MT. Jewett
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Lydia F. Mitard
Mt. Jewett, Pa
Floyd S. Boylan
Cyclone
Sweep of retail prices drives national price probe
Washington reports a sweeping probe into retail prices under the National Recovery program. The study aims to protect consumers from runaway prices and provide wholesome supervision of price trends. Survey will cover 1500 items sold daily in crossroads stores and metropolitan markets across about 100 cities.
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Washington
Ameri Fo
Mile In Gateway Ten Laps Victory At River Meet
In a tense race at the river track Ten Laps scored a decisive win for the Mazuzine club. Mheter Bar led early with strong pace before Hinway and Mazuzine teammates closed the gap to finish first.
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Igc
LA France
Wing-Willi Star Stores
Lincoln
Hamburg
VEAL
Aumanoy
Anee
Aera
Noel
Nebraska
Ealea
Lee E
Carroll
Columbus
Phila
O'Donnell
Rome
Montgomery Warp & Co
Unites Press
Tron Horse Brand
Baskets Hall
Buchel
Doane Ware
West Main Street
Larry
Pasadena
T Harris William Gi Hiskin
Miner Fara
Gahaga
ECO
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