Platform debate in Hawberks County program faces funding hurdles
Ambiguous OCR text references a platform discussion in Hawberks County and a funding challenge for a program. It mentions a public policy debate, practice lanes, and upcoming events with unclear details. Entities include Hawberks County and state actions, but specifics are unreadable.
The Navy Debate Over the London Treaty
Widespread view across parties centers on the London naval pact's limits and its impact on Britain, the United States, and Japan. Critics warn it weakens navies, while supporters see it as a starting point toward halting limits, with Admiral and senator voices arguing over strategic balance.
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Mussolini Peace Bid Sparks European Debate
The article reports on Mussolini's offer to suspend naval activity and pursue peace, contrasting his stance with allied leaders. It notes skepticism in parts of Europe about whether the move is genuine or a wartime ploy, and mentions reactions from France and Britain as they assess the potential shift toward a negotiated end to hostilities.
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Bailey Against Simmons in North Carolinas Gloomy Primary
A late 19th century political feature sketches Josiah William Railey, a young contender opposing Senator Simmons in the Democratic primary. It traces Bailey’s past as an independent Democrat, his stance on race era issues, and the Simmons faction’s use of history to question Bailey’s loyalty.
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Dancing Judith opens in Hope Star on Wednesday
A new Hope Star serial introduces Judith, a village dancer who pursues fame but struggles for work. She meets millionaire Bruce Gideon who arranges a stage debut, making her a celebrity, yet she learns his money fuels her success and tests love. The tale begins this Wednesday in July.
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Pluto name origin and beach birthday snips in local scene
Fragmented item notes a quirky claim about who named Pluto and mentions Joby D Rockefeller in a New Jersey Boy Scout drive. It also references Pessy Joyce planning a Mediterranean birthday beach appearance and a broad push to change styles and ambitions linked to education and health.
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Sheriff and Citizen Exchanging Laughs in Old Times
News of Other Days from the files of the Star recounts a humorous exchange between a sheriff and a citizen over a leashed joke. The item notes various residents visiting relatives and burning day details from local life, with scattered names and places reflecting a faded community snapshot.
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University Student Enters U S Flying School
A university student is set to begin training at a U S flying school. The entry marks a step in aviation studies as the student prepares for professional pilot credentials.
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Coated Tongue Yellow Look Sparks Health Mystery
Fragmented OCR text references a doctor or nurse discussing coated tongue and yellow appearance, with mentions of Mrs J Af Rook and Sother, care settings, and a series of unclear phrases. The readable portion hints at health symptoms and possible medical observations without clear events or dates.
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Fragmented OCR of a 19th century notice page
Readable fragments show a list of items with numbers and names, including references to boiler, Greek, and various products or fines. The text is partial and jumbled, containing misread words and inconsistent capitalization, typical of an old newspaper OCR page.
Bones of Human Found on Farm in Pittsburg Tex
At a Holy Springs area farm two miles east of Pittsburg investigators found a skeleton with skull jaw bones and arm bones washed ashore. Local residents doubt the remains are ancient Indian burial but preservation is poor and the sex unknown. A dentist assessed the victim’s likely age between 30 and 60 with no clear cause of death given.
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