First Defeats for Presidents Truman Roiled Congress
Corry Evening Journal reports on Senate action defeating two key Truman recommendations in the Emergency Unemployment Compensation bill. It notes Republican votes unity, Democratic splits, and recalls earlier GOP clashes with Roosevelt era measures, including veteran benefits and the St. Lawrence treaty, in a broad record of party-line reversals across presidencies.
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Truman
Congress
Senate
Mie Honse
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Roosevelt
House
St. Lawrence
Harding
Republican Congress
Hill
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover
Fire damages home. residents escape with belongings
A fire swept a residence near Carter Hill early today, forcing Merough telemame Ada and Mrs Harold Johnson to flee with a few belongings. Investigators suspect an electrical fault or unknown cause. In other local news, Governor Pinchot’s planned visit to Unielcity is set for the October week with an inspection of Corey Roxpiia. The formal opening of the Hotel Corry is postponed a week. Ruth Powers hosted a farewell party for sister Katherine Powers at Spring Street before Katherine’s Monday departure for St. Petersburg, Florida. September 19 marked the 60th anniversary of Hollister Weber and Davis Insurance, now managed by Roster B. Davis as the third generation.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrave
Wellonsl
Fred Kimball, Inc
4Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Post Ofice
Garrier
Merough
Ada
Harold Johnson
Carter Hill
Thislan
Whiney
Pinchot
Mrn Cory
Corey
Roxpiia
Witely
Ruth Powers
Spring Street
Katherine Powel
St. Petersburg
Pia
Hollister
Weber and
Daily Dozen warns football health checks for players
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania urges complete physicals for players before and during the football season. It notes thousands injured annually, half in the second half, with high school and college athletes at risk and calls for heart and lung examinations for safety.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Nob
Youth Injured After Mystery Wreck on Sugar Grove Road
A 17 year old, Robert Buyte, was critically injured in a single vehicle crash on Sugar Grove Lake Road near Garland. The car veered into a ditch, rolled several times, and authorities searched for the missing driver while noting letters addressed to a Pennsylvanian resident. Hospital r ces indicated the youth had not yet regained consciousness.
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Sugar Grove
Lake Road
Warren General Hospital
Sree
Maylehurst
Cora Bughve
I Chrend
Au Witten
Othur
Mlus
English Street
Framesiawn
Aida Plewure
World War I Questions From a Forgotten Page
A garbled prompt asks about World War I topics including casualty counts, surrender events in the Philippines, discharge points, and a misspelled inquiry about a battleship loss. It mixes factual questions with errors and appears as an OCR fragment from a 20th century page.
Ridgway Family Safe As Train Hits Car
A US Army member, Bink Ridgway, and his wife and two children escaped when their stalled auto was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight tram at West Mall Street crossing last night. Mrs Brink panicked before learning her husband was safe. The freight pushed the car about 30 feet. damage to Ridgway’s vehicle estimated at $250. other car lightly damaged.
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Ridgway
Nogan Bink
US. Army
Wie
Earl Rund
Ballimore & Ohio
West Mall
Military Vote Rush Develops in Bree Area
Military ballot applications surged as county officials moved to mail ballots to service members. By Monday after the weekend, over 75 requests were filed, with Estelle Hunt noting all applications must be mailed by Saturday. Officials sought timely processing to ensure ballots reach servicemen and women before counting.
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Bree
Weiner
Comity Commissioners
Estelle Hunt
Imeoniyil
Odmiialion
Prinmissio
Nearby Chau County Schools Fund Distribution
State education funds totaling about 291 911 dollars will be distributed to districts across Nearby Chau County. Funds come from the state department and will be allocated to districts as bonds and officers approvals are filed. Notable allocations include Clymer District 1 with 20 300 dollars and Trench Creek District 1 with 14 160 dollars.
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State of Nation
Clymer
Trench Cresk
Armoby
Istriot
Patama Centro
Morrison Appeals Again in Morals Case Conviction
Erie architect Archy SehHtet faces a renewed appellate fight after Judge Ehner TL Byars denied a heating on Earl and Morrison petition. The case centers on a sodomy conviction from a two-county trial, with defense counsel Wilhue Smulitouk noting the petitions rested on misapplied law. The State Supreme Court may hear Morrison’s appeal, while bond and custody issues loom as the legal effort continues.
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Erie
Evaris Prie
Ehner TL Byars
Earl & Morrison
Fai
Sured Steesl
Willan
Wits
State Superios Court
Jvcordine
Aitoney Wilhue Smulitouk
Enuinsel Archy
Ume
Alice Smith
Ainaltier Juyon
Whabelbert Abel Vista
Iialy Supren
Pillabyiesh
Lockey
Ts Morriseily
Ile Jou
Whdehy
Pola
Seuiyne
Western Peenliney
Bond
Tevbual
Jamestown Reports Rise in Infantile Polio Cases
Jamestown and Chautauqua County tally rising polio figures with 33 total in the county. Affected children include a 14 year old boy and a 7 year old girl treated at local hospitals. Recent cases dated September 17 and September 4, with a new girl case admitted to Jamestown hospital. Three of the victims are Jamestown residents. Earlier in the year 11 cases were in Jamestown, 20 in the county.
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Jamestown
Chautuamit
Oaseh
Hay
Ie Conaned
Ansel
Chatenque
Last Paper Drive At Sparta Marks Birthday Event
An extensive community gathering marked a birthday with a large turnout for a paper drive at Sparta. Attendees included families and local figures, with interment plans noted and many names listed among organizers and participants. The event supported the Spartansburg cook and school activities, with proceeds and wrap requirements outlined for participants.
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Sparta
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Keystone Milk
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