Everything is all right in Ohio says Governor Bricker
Gov. Bricker dismissed hunger worries and called Ohio in fine condition while pointing to rising employment and industrial activity. He cited out of state press criticism and urged reporters to return to New York. Ohio merchants report 10 to 16 percent stronger Christmas trade though Cleveland and Toledo still face relief strains with rent evictions rising.
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Columbus
Ohi
John W. Bricker
New York
Fiorello H. la Guardia
New York City
Brieker
Ohio
George B. Chandler
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Bricker
Roosevelt
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Cleveland
Toledo
Russia and United States Clash Over War News And Blockade Policy
Reports from Moscow say the press misinterpreted an attack on Communist International and a Soviet claim of accuracy in their Leningrad advance amid poor weather. In Washington sources say the United States will accept limited British adherence to the blockade, seeking exceptions for American purchases of German goods and a reservation of American rights under international law.
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Communist International
Rumaniiia
Russia
Bucharest
Red ‘Army
Leningrad
Karelian
Taipale
Vuoski
UN S
Washington
United States
Britain
State Department
State Departments
Amore
Hiche Riifficulty
Legion commander urges industrial peace to keep nation from war
National Commander Raymond J. Kelly told Pennsylvania Legionnaires in Harrisburg that achieving industrial peace is vital to national defense. He urged a united American front, praised Dies committee for exposing subversive activities, and predicted veterans groups will peak in four to five years with Pennsylvania strength on track for 80,000 members.
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Harrisburg
American Legion
United States
Raymond J. Kelly
Pennsylvania
America
Dies
Legion
Kelly
Capitol
Pic
Europe
U. S
Cabeinet
Joseph J. Finnerty
Department
Keystone State
Republican in Cabinet Likely Not, Says White House
White House press secretary Stephen I. Harry said it was unlikely President Roosevelt would place a Republican in his cabinet. He commented amid rumors that William J. Denavan, a former assistant to the attorney general in Hoover's era, or Colonel Frank Knox, Republican VP nominee in 1936, might be named secretary of War.
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Washington
Dec
Stephen I. Harry
White House
Roosevelt
Wiliam J. Denavan
New York
Atternet
Hoover
Frank Knox
Chivara
Republice
Fragmentary Injury Report From Campus Tragedy
Police found Richard Lundres and Coamerun after a four youth incident on campus. Casualties included a serious abdominal wound and a shoulder injury to Babbitt, with Holeon sustaining an eye wound. Injuries described as grave in early testimony.
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Wbdtinen
Holeon
Babbitt
Uechard Lundres
Coamerun
Transfers of various parcels and names in Blairsville area
A series of estate and property transfers listed for Blairsville and surrounding areas. Names include Kenneth Elrick, Joly Co Byilhart, Ry M. Biel, Walter EB Kossnger, Avna Skinner, Helen Wake Tele, Charles F. Greiner, J. Re Bonahey, M Lloyd Mbeuiut ta Hone Quan ere, Lowy Corp, Christian Missionary Alliance trustees, and John M. Thompson. Mentions 49 acres, 6B acres, and 72 acres among multiple parcels. Also recalls old beliefs about toads and warts and that such myths circulated years ago.
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SH. Blick
S. Kenneth Elrick
Blairsville
Eirick
Joly Co Byilhart
Ry M. Biel
Mone
Walter EB. Kossnger
Tichina
Avna Skinner
Helen Wake
Cosmmiosionius
Dughata Coury
Karl Ho Goss
Cei Ty
M Lloyd Mbeuiut Ta Hone Quanere
Lowy Corp
West Wheatheld
Christian Miss'on‘y Alliance
Chostan
Aliance
Lot
Clymer
Harry Moose
Guldie EB
Reithminer
Paelata
Mazzaring Moretti
Minnie Crruvivli
Alberta Fo Winger
Bruno Maruca
Lila M. Duncan
Donald Duncan
West Wheatfield
Blorence M. Frye
Lyan Esselman
John M. Thompson
Indiana County
Cambria and
Inediana Railroad Company
Pine
World War II Naval Actions and Losses Reported
Allied and German sea operations dominate uneasily as British air and naval actions sink several enemy ships while reporting new losses. Blockades and aid shipments continue, with British sources claiming several vessels sunk or damaged including the Henning Oldeneavit and Brandon.
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Germany
Finland
London
Russia
Britain
France
Kietch High Command
Germat
Yeslerney
Reast
Pire
Henning Oldeneavit
Brandon
Azuma Miyu
Seattisy
Dinard
New Mies
North Sea
Mother dies son ends life in Pittsburgh hotel
In downtown Pittsburgh a 32 year old bartender, William Martinelli, shot himself after giving his wife two cartridges during a gathering with friends. Mrs Martine said he had been despondent since his mother's death the previous week. A shoe shine boy found him in the hotel washroom with a bullet wound and his hand gripping a revolver.
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Pittsburgh
Dee
William Martinelli
SAR Launches History Project In Indiana County
Elmer W. Allison announces a three member committee of the Indiana County Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution to plan a program locating and marking historic sites in Indiana County. Projects include marking Cherryhill Manor, Armstrong camp sites, the Kitten King trail, forts, and thePurchase Line with NYA involvement for local high schools.
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Elmer W. Allison
Indiana R County
Sohs of the
Indiana County
C.C. McLain
Richard W. Watson
Warren P. Kline
Cherryhill Manor
Cherryhill Township
Penns
Joshua Elder
Ceneral Armstrong
Kittanning
Fleming Summit
Greene
Cherryhill
Indiana
McElhaney
State Teachers College
Pennsylvania
Cherrytree
Armstrong County
Wittanning
Galbraith
NYA
Marion Center
Plumville
Rural Valley
Sagamore
Allison
Lawrence acquittal ends long Pittsburgh trial saga
Jurors in the Lawrence trial placed legal costs on Dauphin County totaling over 20000 after a five hour and thirty three minute deliberation. Foreman Philip Fetterhoff, ill during deliberations, was aided downstairs by a tipstaff. The verdict sparked celebration in Pittsburgh where State Chairman David L. Lawrence arrived after Harrisburg. Lawrence denied wrongdoing, stating vindication after a prolonged case alleging blackmail and conspiracy involving Bowser and Verona.
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Lawrence
Dauphin County
Philip Fetterhoff
Court House
Pittsburgh
iFi
Crats
David L. Lawrence
Harrisburg
Earl V. Compton
Carl B. Shelley
Oliver K. Eaton
Garden of Gethsemane
Bowser
Pioneer Materials Company
John J. Verona
Erie
Warren
Earle
Charles J. Margiotti
Margiotti
Bridge Experts Win Third Open Team Championship in Pittsburgh
Philadelphia's powerhouse bridge team led by Mrs. Ralph Young and partners clinched a third consecutive national open team championship in Pittsburgh. The lineup included Charles J. Sloman Charles H. Goren John R. Crawford with alternate B Jay Becker rallying from 19th place after round one to edge New York's four ace quartet Oswald Jacoby Waldemar Von Zedlitz M D Maier and Robert McPherran in a dramatic finish.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ralph ©. Young
Charles J. Sloman
Charles H. Goren
John R. Crawford
B. Jay Becker
New York
Oswald Jacoby
Waldemar von Zedhwiiz
M. D. Maier
Robert McPherran
Market Wrap: Edged Higher Wheat and Mixed Livestock Prices
Chicago wheat rises as forecasts miss precipitation. December futures up to 1-4 cent, May around 94. Corn starts mixed. Pittsburgh hogs show varied bids across weight ranges with little change from yesterday. Butter, eggs, and cheese markets steady to unsettled with small shifts in price.
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Chicago
State Weighs Buying Toll Bridges Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg officials weigh state ownership and operation of about six major toll bridges. Governor James questions who pays and notes past debates with Rep. Habbyshaw and Rev. Woodaldle. Legislation earlier sought bond issues and authority to buy, operate, and build under tolls until costs retired, with proposals for bridges linking Hillersburg and Middletown and a contested Marget Street bridge project in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
James
Yesterdday
Robert E. Woodaldle
William
Habbyshaw
Dauphin
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Acairns
General Assembly
General State Authority
Woodside
Susquehanna River
Hill
Major corporate names line item list from stock market era
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names and brands spanning industries from steel and autos to oil, chemicals, railways, consumer goods, and utilities. Included are American firms such as General Motors, General Electric, Ford, Chrysler, Coca Cola, Colgate, Goodyear, Studebaker, Penn R.R., Union Oil, Allied Chemical, and many others, suggesting a stock market roundup or index of listed companies. The garbled sequence preserves entities but lacks narrative context or dates.
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Allied
Alcon
Anaconda
Armstrong Cor
T and SF
Atl Refining
Auburn Auto Aviation Corp
Bald Loco Ct
Balt
Ohio Barnsdail Oil Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
law-Knox
Borden Ca
Borg-Warner Briges Mfg
Cat
del Lack & West
Douglas Aircraft du
Human Torch In Los Angeles Fatal Self Immolation
A man identified as Edgar C. Zetterberg of San Francisco set himself on fire at a street corner in Los Angeles after stuffing his clothing with excelsiors and cleaning fluid. He died on the way to a hospital after firefighters doused the flames. police identified him from a social security card found in unburned clothing. The motive remained unexplained as bystanders noticed only the burning garments.
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Los Angeles
Edgar C. Zetterberg
San Francisco
Zetterberg
Roundup of Baseball, Boxing and College Sports News
York sports round up reports on baseball leaders and Big Ten figures, noting Judge Landis, the Frick letters, and Frank Leahy at Boston College. It highlights Burleigh Grimes’ comeback, Lee Savold’s rising profile, and Jane Crust as a young golf talent, with quirky notes on Olive Park’s players and Joe Louis pop culture references.
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York
Judge Landis
Gus-Phans
South Carolina
Jane Cothran
Jane Crust
Uncle Sam
Lee Savold
Middle West
Johnny Paycheck
Ford C. Frick
Boston College
Frank Leahy
Campaign charges tied to 1938 Democratic run
A report notes campaign charges that sparked a string of indictments during an unsuccessful bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1938. The piece highlights political fallout and legal actions surrounding the campaign.
College Weather Forecast Shows Cloudy Day Then Rain
Increasing cloudiness today with cooler conditions, followed by light rain and colder temperatures tomorrow. Reading 26, high 35, low 26, humidity 60 percent, pressure 29.49. Notable entities include Texas Gulf, US Steel, Warner Bros, Woolworth, United Aircraft, and others.
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Texas Corp
Texas Gulf Sylph Tide-Wat
Trans - West Air Union Carbide
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp US Rubber US Smelt
R and M US Steel
Vanadium Corp
Warner Bros
Pic West Union Tel Woolworth
Living Russ Dancer Still Open to US Medical Aid
Adelroden Switzerland based dancer Vaslav Nikinsky, once a famed Russian empire artist, is offered US medical treatment during the European war by Anatole Burman. Nikinsky’s wife Romota seeks permission to bring him to the United States as wartime funding from the London based Nimlitsky Foundation dissolves amid the conflict. Reindeer scratch their hind legs with their antlers.
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Adelroden
Switzerland
Vaslav Nikinsky
Inganily
United States
Anatole Burman
Hartford
Conn
Nijingky
Romota
Shooke
Ninklitsky Foundation
London
Wassail Tradition Spiced Ale Walks in English Christmas
In England during the 12 day Christmas season youths toured farms with a wooden bowl of spiced ale singing Here we come a wassailing and inviting villagers to drink Wassail, from Wes hal or Be thau hale meaning good health. Shopping Days Till Christmas.
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England
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