Fragmented OCR Item Splits Names and Places
Readable fragments mention Lake, Corry, Brit, Rice, Saville, and public notices. The text references court, time, and an October date with terms like application and commission, but the overall item is garbled with scattered proper nouns and numbers.
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Mpu
Ourtiat
Staan
Tao
Appli
Mmon
Gom
Tor & E
Comjonspf
Buddl
Brit Corry
Reying Lake
Arren
Saville
Mmisp
Fife
Parade of 100,000 Legionnaires Opens 11-Hour Cleveland Event
United Press report from Cleveland notes 100,000 American Legionnaires and affiliates parade for 11 hours, with a preliminary procession along Mulld avenue into Cleves and related events in Dawn Town area as officials proceed with leadership duties.
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United Press
Cleveland
American Legionnaires
Morty and Whee
Muclld Avenue
Cleves
Nine Attend Legion Convention From Corry
Nine Corry residents attended the National American Legion convention at Cleveland. Attendees included Lloyd Stowe district commander Victor Orn district adjutant Paul Orn Ivan Smith Bart Haignt Arthur Schaub and Mr and Mrs AW Carlburg and William Rise. A crowd of up to 1 000 000 was forecast after police and firemen failed to control the Larongs procession and visiting from March last night. Tomorrow William Green AFL president was slated as speaker with General Frank T. Hines veterans administrator on the program. election of officers and national commander Harry W Solmery of Topeka Kansas were anticipated.
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Legion
Corry
National American Legion
Clevelawn
Lloyd Stowe
Victor Orn
Paul Orn
Ivan Smith
Bart Haignt
Arthur Schaub
AW. Carlburg
William Rise
Maplin A Brooke
Trafic
Fargo
N. B
la Societe Des Quarante Hommes Et Huit Chevaux
Gener
Wiy
William Green
American Federation
Uabor
Frake 'T. Hines
Fis
Harry W. Solmery
Topeka
Kan
Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
Officer Denies Signing Chief's Name in Letter Scam
Pat Ganan Ross Mead denies reports claiming he signed Chief Jobin D. Flanigan's name to a letter. He says a note was left on the Chief's desk without approval and asks for apology from the Chief Mayor and City Council. City Council took no action on the police dissension at Monday's meeting.
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Jobin D. Flanigan
Jetter
Pat G&nan Ross M. Mead
Journal
Jeter
State Revenue Department
Road To Ruin At Angconda Wire & Cable Co
Private estimates show Angconda Wire & Cable Company posting a net of 5.50 a share this year contrast with 1.95 a share in 1915. Market observers note the disparity signals shifting profitability and potential risks ahead for investors.
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Angconda Wire & Cable Company Mag
Trapped by Flames Ends Life of Vet in Summer Cottage
Thomas Mahar, 42 year old war veteran, died in a cottage near Long Island after a fire trapped him in a cellar, state police say the blaze broke through the floor while he slept. His parents lived in New York and neighbors struggled to reach him as intense heat barred entry.
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United
Mahar
Roosevelt Crop Insurance Panel Seeks Farm Leader Input
A Roosevelt crop insurance committee met in Washington to seek advice from farm leaders on insurance rate bases for wheat corn and cotton. President Roosevelt meanwhile at Hyde Park pushed a plan to let tenant farmers buy farms with federal financing at low interest and long terms, asking lawmakers Bankhead and Jones to help draft the bill.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
A. G. Black
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Hyde Park
Roosevel
Congress
John H. Bankhead
Ala
Maryin Jones
D. Tex
Bankhead
Jones
Three Hurt As Autos Collide East Of Corry
Two Johnsonburg residents were injured in a collision on the Roosevelt Highway about ten miles east of Corry last night. David Spetz of Spring Creek was charged with reckless driving after the crash that also left Hall Venetta and Kelma Veneta injured. Spetz appeared before Justice H. Brooks and paid $12.25 in fines and costs.
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Johnsonburg
Spring-Creek
Roosevelt Highway
Corry
Pittsfield
Hall Venetta
Fairview Avenue
David Spots
Spring Creek
D. 2
Spetz
Venetta
Kelma Veneta
Veneta
Ula
Speir
Dy. NT
Gillette
Corry Hospital
Justice of the Peace
H. ®. Brooks
J D Watson Elected President Of Corry Teachers Association
J D Watson of the Junior High school faculty was elected president of the Corry Teachers Association at a teachers meeting. Frances Rowland was named vice president, Helen Fordyce secretary, and Orpha Crossmut treasurer. The group plans to attend the Northwestern Pennsylvania State Education Association meeting on October 16.
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Teachers’ Association
J.D. Watson
Corry
Federal approval extends old age assistance payroll
United Press reports federal reimbursement will cover half the cost of Pennsylvania old age assistance payments. The state expects 96 000 indigent aged residents to receive September benefits as applications continue, with 30 000 awaiting review and a current payroll of 25 000 monthly payments.
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United Press
Security Board
Bao-Bo Das
Washington
Commonwealth
Heavy fog slows traffic and delays flights in Pittsburgh valleys
A thick fog blanketed the Ohio Allegheny and Monongahela valleys in the Pittsburgh district. City traffic slowed and airplane schedules were delayed as two eastbound planes were grounded at Municipal Airport until after 9 am. Temperatures remained mild in the low 60s.
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Pittsburgh
United Press
Ohio
Allegheny
Monongahela
Municipal Airport
Landon Stumps Midwest Seen As Decisive Field
Governor Alf Landon campaigns across the agricultural Midwest seen as a potentially decisive field in the 1936 election. He tours Minnesota Wisconsin and Wisconsin stops amid La Follette tensions while promising a Republican farm program and criticizing Roosevelt policies.
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Landon
Midwest
Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Topesca
AW Mb Candon
Minneota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Ted
Sin
Minnesota
LaPollete
Bing
Wissonsy
Joy Jay Reaches PGA Semi finals at Oakmont course
Tony Jay, a Corry golf pro in his first Tri-State PGA event, advanced to the semi finals by defeating Charlie Manning 3 and 2 at Oakmont golf course in Pittsburgh. Dick Shoemaker upset defending champion Perry Del Vecchio in 19 holes to set a second bracket semi final. Ray Mangrum and Sam Parks Jr. won their matches and advance to the second bracket semis.
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Joy
Tony Jay
Corry
Oaksmont Course
Pittsburgh
Charlie Manning
Dick Shoemaker
Titusville
Perry
Pittsburg
Ray Mangrum
Sam Parks, Jr
WPA Foreman Killed as Truck Runs Wild in Pa
A 1 ton truck out of control on a steep mountain road plowed into a group of WPA workers in Pensylvania today, killing Andrew J. Lorigan, 56, of Altoona, labor foreman on the project, and injuring four others.
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WPA
United Press Oresson
Andrew J. Lorigan
Altoons
Liberal Farm Labor Drive for F D R Launched
A new liberal farm labor coalition formed to back President Roosevelt’s re election. Key figures include Senator Robert La Follette Jr Major George L Berry Sidney Hillman and Labor’s Non partisan League speakers. Lewis to campaign in Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio New York and possibly more states.
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United Press
Washington
Ponsolidgke
United Fmt
Roosevelt
Sen
Robert
M. LaFoylette, Jr
P. Wis
Progressive National Committee
George L. Berry
Juin L. Lewis
Sidney Hillman
Men of Labor
Non-parisi League
LaPoliette
All Party Committee
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Chicago
Farm
Berry
LaFollette
Lewis
Mr. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Tiana
Ohio
New York
Landlords to Enforce Rent Under New Relief Plan
C L White Erie district director of the SERB says notices are being prepared for Erie and Crawford counties. The statewide relief program ends with the new cash distribution system, and landlords must collect rent after October 29. Notices will be mailed soon.
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State Emergency Relief Board
Hat
Erie County
C. L. White
Erie
SERB
Erie- Crawford County
Farmers Enjoy Largest Income in Chicago Report
A survey by farm papers shows cash revenue from salva and AAA payments in the year 1946 reached 7.54 billion dollars, with veterans bonus payments pushing total income to eight billion. The rise beats 1985 and 1933 figures, despite drought and crapa shortages. Major sources include The Agricultural Outlook produced by The Farmer Nebraska Farmer Prairie Farmer and others.
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United Press Chicago
Ingwy
Sowest Farm Paper Unit
Victorial
Nebraska
Wallace
Wisconsin
War declared on Zionists and imperialists in Damascus
Arab Nationalist chieftain Pausi Kaoukji, under an olive tree near Damascus, vows unrelenting war against Zionists and British imperialists to forge a united Arab nation. He claims negotiations are useless and that concessions come only by force.
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United Press
Damascus
Pausi Kaoukji
Britain
Fauel
Ashman
Sniriehed
Anli
Britis Rue
Council Fails to Resolve Police Department Trouble
At a brief City Council meeting last evening the anticipated clash over the police department did not occur. Chief Flanigan and Patrolman Ross Mead were involved in a dispute over a signed communication, with Mead suspended then later reinstated by the mayor as officials milled in the Municipal Building corridor.
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John Flanigan
Ross Mead
Sergion
Mead
Flanigan
Glen Miller
Witile Others
Finnigan
Enrollment in City Public Schools Declines
Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey reports total public school enrollment at 1452, down 14 from last year on this date. Harding 60, Fairview 94, Washington 182, Concord 298, Junior Elementary 122. Junior High 847. High School 389. Total grade students 716.
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Senbors Ralphs
Dewey
Harding
Fairview
Washington
Concord
July cash income peaks since 1929 amid drought effects
Farm papers report July cash income at 7350000 dollars, highest for the month since 1929, up 6 percent from last year and 144 percent above July 1932. Price increases driven by drought and free marketing of livestock and grain contribute to the sharp rise.
Ethiopia Maintains Seat as World Court Deliberates
The League of Nations assembly votes to allow Ethiopia to retain its seat pending the World Court ruling. A subcommittee will study whether Ethiopia remains an independent state and under what conditions it may be readmitted after Italy’s expulsion.
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Ethiopia
United Press
Geneva
Italy
League of Nations
Assembly
World Court
Uwek
Perm Ituly
al Genves Ols
Maxim Lilyinov
Tess Enmily
Netherians
New Zealand
Hague
Wnitt
Theny
Great Brita
France
Rome
Bricklayers Begin Work on New School Project Here
Workers start repairing Hatch School into a vocational building with 20 bricklayers on site. WPA leadership aims to speed progress as additional bricklayers may join from outside town due to labor shortages and weather impacting completion.
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Hatch School
Westerday
WPA
O Neal Proposes New Farm Council
Hyde Park Wyoming September 2 Edward O Nea l head of the American Farm Bureau Western Hon today suggested to President Roosevelt the establishment of a farm council to coordinate all federal and state agricultural activities.
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Uniesress
Hyde Park
Wy. Y
Edward 0. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau
Wesern- Hon
Tiesi- Ment
Roosevelt
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Dawn Town
Patrolman
Vet
Head Teachers Association
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Ainst
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Oj! City
Presbyterian Church
F.D.R
Police Dept
Credentials Committee
Soviet
Russia
O'Neal
NEW Farm Council
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