Vandalism report revised as foreman clarified role
Henry, a maintenance foreman, reported vandalism at Ajax Iron Works to city police this week. Earlier, he was misidentified as a watchman. The text notes stalled home construction in Corry, permits issued for removing parts of houses, and a parking ban pending council action.
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Cour ‘Henry
Ajax Iron ‘Works
Parke
Walter Rots
Corry
City Engineer's Office
Theorth
East Park
Clarendon
East Main Street
Robert D. Metsgar
George Gordon
State To Erect Trooper Stations
Harrisburg report states the General State Authority approves a 400000 program to build six new Pennsylvania State Police substations in Mercer Edensburg Somerset Lewistown Chambersburg and Carlisle. Francis Church of Greensburg is named architect. sites to be acquired later with no completion date set.
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Harrisburg
General State’ Authority
Pennsylvania
Mercer
Edensburg
Somerset
Lewistown
Chambersburg
Carlisle
Francis Church
Greensburg
GSA
Cat feeds dog on the Mississippi at 96 Landing Arkansas
An elderly tomcat named Tom tends a dog named Mack at 96 Landing on the Mississippi, pampering and feeding him when keeper C E Holley is away. Holley notes Tom once raised Mack as a pup and now traps rabbits to feed the dog, while Tom guards the place and bans other cats.
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Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
Landing Ark
Tom
Mack
C.E. Holley
Big River
Holley
Bush Boy Returns From Melbourne City
A bush boy from Australia's Jonelyn cattle country visits Melbourne for the first time. He struggles to navigate busy streets and elevators, begs to leave, and plans to head back toward Tennant Creek. He rode 900 miles to NSW with Lofty Canning, has ridden 1100 more from Tennant Creek, and has limited literacy. He recalls his late father and longs for the bush.
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Penny Me
Nut
Serubeat
Melbourne
Lofty
Canning
Serubeit
New South Wales
Scrubat
Tennant Creek
Wilcannis
Scrubeat
Serabeat
Tennant Cribi
Seriboat
Mail Carriers Take Odd Jobs for Women in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky a story highlights Mrs Alta Momin a veteran postal worker and widow who, along with other women, takes on unusual duties at the post office. She and fellow female clerks balance family needs while pursuing work seen as ideal for women.
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Louisville
Monin
Momin
Widda
Laboring Wives Rally to Patch Roads in Ky Mountains
In Pikeville Kentucky, longshore toiling wives resume their road patching campaign. Officials report scarce funds and women labor alongside county crews. For three days the effort runs along the mountain road, filling holes and smoothing the surface as officials pledge to complete the job.
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Pikeville
Coourh Holliw
Offfels
Thes'ne and Far Between Appear in Country Tale
Fragmentary notes describe a rural voyage with sparse details and a sense of distance. The text hints at a narrator from a distant place facing an uneven path and quiet landscapes as they travel. Specific names and events are unclear.
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Arid
Oubar
Retired-Elderly City Planned by Engineer Edwards
Brooklyn born engineer Gilbert Edwards unveils Breakwater Beach, a multimillion-dollar retirement city project near Fort Lauderdale. A walled, self contained community with its own shopping center and hotel will house five cooperative apartment buildings, no golf course, and amenities tailored for security and quiet living. Apartments start around 50 000 for a penthouse with monthly fees from 60 to 120 dollars, targeting average retired professionals rather than snob appeal, with completion planned in three years and potential expansion into more elder cities.
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Americas
Jentiyut
Bial
Yui Gilbert P
Edwards
Brooklyn
Pevrise
Fort
U.S. Seri
Utes
Brown
Chitree
Alameda Navale Air Station
Oral
Navy
Fisk
Yquid
Beicht
Reé Jax
Fort Lauderdate
Fragmented misread social notice from era
A damaged OCR fragment discusses demographic shifts and aging in the United States. It references numbers and ages and hints at housing and food needs, but the text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and missing context, making concrete facts difficult to extract.
Store Founder McKoniddy Dies in Midwest Tour
Cortland New York resident Janes M McKoniddy 75 founder of a department store who had a long career in the Midwest states died Friday after a period of illness. He built a regional chain and was known for community service in multiple cities.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Janes M. McKoniddy
Cortlands N.Y
Sive
Midwest
Frilay
Cattle Show Draws Entry From Local Farmers
About 60 cattle were entered in the Northwestern Livestock Association livestock show. The event featured steers and dairy breeds with judging set for Wednesday through Friday, as farmers from Ainwetitsl and surrounding counties prepared their entries for the fairground show.
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Parksfrett
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R. R. Bleakley
Franklin
Talon, Inc
Meadville
Doid
Tillsvile Community Chestas
Pennsylvania United Fund
Tt Jster
City
A. A. Moore
Frank Riddie
William Wolfe
Eau Claire
Gray L. Wolfe
William Wolfe Jr
Butler County
J. Clinton Atwell
Charles Bailey
Willtam Bailey
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Tast Évelling
Allegheny College
No-Bar Riding Club
Dielock
Pony Association
WOTR
Lindsey
Titusville
Baptist Church
Robert J. DeBoer
Church of the Nazarene
Wirat Church of Chirist
Selenties
Irae
Bush Boy
Big City
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Traceuaar
Prescripnen Be Pharmacy
Coguier
Hal Boyle
Flye Rexall Drugs
Center St
Powell
Powell Tom M
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Unas
Dodd
United States
Dial
West Smith St
Corry, Pa
Ayl
RCA Whirlpool
Davis Radio - TV
Cantor
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