Miss Dunmire Drowns in Cheat River North of Greensburg
Miss Dunmire a Greensburg Pa a West Virginia university student drowned last night in Cheat River seven miles north of Greensburg. She swam out from shore failed to reach the bank sank in twenty feet of water. Her father arrived to claim the body and burial will be in Greensburg. Union Township supervisors consider anti petting officer to curb petting parties crowding roads and driveways nearby.
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Cdy
Quindora
Ior
Greensburg
West Virginia
Pansversity
Cheat River
Advance Notice of Visits and Tragic River Accident
Mrs Paul Wiggins and son Robi of Vandercraft spend weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Mack Wissinger near here. Several locals visited Mr and Mrs George Frye and danced at Creekside. Mrs Laura Johnston of Indiana visits her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Gordon Johnston. A spring diving accident on the Warren River left Thomas Juliana, 13, with a broken neck. he died after being brought to shore.
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Paul Wiggins
Robi
Vandercuft
Mack Wissinger
Jesse Wissinger
Merle Wissinger
Medran Peterman
George Frye
Creekside
All
Laura Johnston
Indiana
Gordon Johnston
Warren
Thomas Juliana
Minerals of Spain in Europe's richest deposits
Spain has a greater variety of minerals in large deposits than any other European country, highlighting its diverse geology and rich mining potential across regions.
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Minerals of
Spain
First peaches reach England from Persia in 1562
A historical note states peaches were introduced into England in 1562 during the fourth year of Queen Elizabeth I’s reign, marking an early transfer of the fruit from Persia to the English gardens.
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England
Persia
Elizabeth
Man Filmed Eve of His Wedding Faces Facts
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a groom facing consequences as women change minds. The message also mentions government spending 165000 for highways and a New Jersey actress seeking 10000 damages amid a messy mix of corruption and social commentary.
Death ends career of Major St Sutton
Death ends the career of Major St Sutton at 2 30. Burial in Braddock Cemetery with Masonic ritual. A L McCullough, 60, prominent farmer and storekeeper of Atwood, died in Indiana Hospital after an operation. He leaves a widow and several children and siblings. Funeral Saturday at his home with Atwood Cemetery interment. Also funeral of Mrs W W Hopkins. James A Hart of Punxsutawney died at 73 after a long illness. He leaves four daughters and a son. Funeral Friday at 2 30 in Circle Hill Cemetery. Clarence Bargerstock killed at Ford City Glass Co plant. Samuel C Kelley, 37, of Clymer, dies in Dixonville Hospital from mine injuries. Funeral Sunday at Diamondville Church.
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A. L. McCullough
A. L. McCaullough
Atwood
Indiana Hospital
D. A. McCullough
Presbyterian Church
Mina (Sleppy) McCullough
Gail Boyer
Sagamore
Lisle McCullough
Dayton
Margaret Harkleround
Carl McCullough
Keebler
Pittsburgh
Samuel McCullough
New Florence
Harry McCullough
Ohio
Atwood Cemetery
W. W. Hopkins
Laura Hopkins
William W. Hopkins
East Mahoning Township
Mahoning United Presbyterian Cemetery
James A. Harl
Punxsutawney
James A. Hart
Second Avenue
Coolspring
David
Deborah Hart
W. H. Blose
Indiana
D. T. Evans
Rochester
N. Y
Cleve Hilty
Apollo
Sara Har
Apsepe Harl
McKean Hart
William Hart
Franklin
Mary ¥. Wise
Ringgold
M. I. Kunsleman
Soolspring
Lso
Circle’ Hill Cemeery
Clarence Bargerstock
W. C. Bashline
Ninth Street
Kittanning
Ford City Glass Co
Samuel C. Kelley
John Kelley
Clymer
Dixonville
Diamondville
Heat Wave Relents as Storms Move Eastward Relief Expected Soon
Heat baked cities from Chicago to Pittsburgh and New York as 104 degree readings and multiple deaths spurred calls for relief. Thunderstorms began in the Dakotas and Nebraska, spreading to Iowa and Wisconsin, then Illinois and Indiana, with cooler weather forecast for tonight and Friday.
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Grees
Rocky Mountain States
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Dakotas
Nebraska
Towa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Atlantic
Pittsburgh
INS
Pennsylvania
Harry Green
McKeesport
Monongahela River
Government Weather Bureau
New York
Weather Bureau
Coney Islad
Detroit
INIS
iMichigan
Michigan
Authorities Still Baffled In Slaying Case Continues
Authorities still face confusion as the Slater inquiry continues. Coroner McQuate travels to New Haven with three bullets from the Mellett home to identify weapon type, aiming for a breakthrough in the case. Mayor Swarts plans a 100 citizen committee to mount a nonpartisan hunt for the slayers. In Pittsburgh, fourteen people were injured when a bus overturned after swerving to avoid another driver. none seriously hurt.
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Police
Slater
T. C. McQuate
New Haven Conn
Mellett
McQuate
S. M. Swarts
Thas
Pittsburgh
Washington
Political patronage fills shipping board vacancy
The Shipping Board fills a vacancy with a politician lacking practical knowledge of merchant shipping. The piece argues the board is apportioned by locality and party rather than expertise, a recurring farce that erodes confidence in building a real merchant marine, noting unrelated items like Fogelsville National Bank organizing and New Wilmington free mail delivery set for September.
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Farcial Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Algy Enlists and Returns to Dorothy in Navy Tale
A blase young man named Algy, after a car accident and a flirtation with a college girl, Dorothy, is challenged by her plea that he join the war effort. He heeds her call, enlists, becomes a sailor, and returns eight months later with a naval uniform and a determined proposal. Dorothy’s decisive question ends with her dramatic confirmation.
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Algy
Carl
Dorothy
Berty
Moerty
Dot
Navy
Framing Guidelines for Black-and-White Pictures
Framing pictures should avoid brown or gold mounts. Use white or gray mounts with narrow dull black olive or gray frames. Strong subjects merit close framing with flat wide moldings in gray or dull green. Close framing adds heaviness, so reserve for large, important works. Small pictures look best mounted on cardboard.
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
Father asks for help as a frail child is urged to gain five pounds in a month. McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets are advertised as vitamin rich and flesh builders, claiming rapid weight gain and strength with a 30 day money back guarantee.
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McCoy
Daugherty’s Drug Store
Indiana County Daybook Impressions and Local Visits
A stream of brief notes records visitors and guests around Blairsville, Center township, and Indiana. Names include Mr and Mrs A Taylor Harbison, Mrs John Bennett, Mr and Mrs Harry Beerman, W H Wilson, Ralph Leidy, John G Walbeck, and Elder Peeler, with stops at Blairsville, Center township, Brushvalley, Avonmore, Maple street, Manorville, and Barnesboro. Several locals travel for visits, business, or inspection, including a State Prison Inspector at the county jail.
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A. Taylor Harbison
Blairsville
Joseph Henderson
Center Township
Campaign Finance Woes Strike Both Major Parties
Statewide frustration grows as Republican and Democratic Senatorial committees report near empty treasuries. Despite the need to fund speaking bureaus for contested states, funding sources remain unclear. Western editors urge repayment of a 1924 loan as urgency rises in campaign operations. Pennsylvania notes include a summer farm lease survey by State College faculty and a Carbondale hard-surfacing contract of $6,187, with Hazleton and Fairview updates.
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Republican Senatorial Committee
Phipps
Colorado
Democratic Committee
National Committee
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Obscure 20th Century Stock Figures and Tickers
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous companies and percentages resembling a midcentury stock page. Entities include General Motors, Goodrich, United States Steel, Westinghouse, Studebaker, Packard, Phillips Petroleum, Radio Corporation, Union Pacific, and other industrials. The tone mirrors a financial catalog of shares and price standings with scattered place names and corporate marks.
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Moonda Vissiecerers
Telcssee Sas
Ajax
Revvenesees Oom
Beth’ Steel
Baldwitt Ee
Can
Pacassees CG
M. St. Pe. ‘ Crucible Vienneegeeens
Gen. Motors
Crsiees
T. Nop
Goodrich Wvsreevieese
Nickel
FEM Kans
City Olicesceeens
Ken
Copecvsitesceenes
Lohith Val
Cvissevene
Magna Cope
Mar, Gils
Sesseseneaee Btm Cans mi OU Ee
Pac Vreesbersceie
Pan
Boek
Sinclair Oil
Abe
South Pac
Stand O
Cal
Studebaker
Ind
South Rails
St Padl
Willys Overland Prairie Pipe
Cer
de Pasco
Tandprr
Barnsdall A
Motors
Fisk
Seeeese
Radio Corp
Suyenses
Spicer Mfg
Ceseseeeak
Packard. Motor
Pierce Arrow
Midland St
Water Street Petition Seeks Pershing Avenue Rename
CHICAGO July 9 Grain markets closed sharply lower with wheat down 10 to 12 cents and corn 13 to 14 cents lower. Residents of Water street circulate a petition in this city to rename the street Pershing Avenue as reported by the Evening Gazette.
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Chicago
York
Water Street
Pershing Avenue
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Hare
Ta Camien
N. J
NEA Sérvice. Ife
Major St Sutton
Braddock Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Philadelphia
VNI
National Capitol
Desert
Arizona
The
Avenig Gassite
New Wilmington
Dorthea K. Whiting
Coolige
New York State
Dempsey
Haines City
Fla
NEA Service, Inc
Lake Warm
Europe
Bobby Jones
Dawes
NLA Service, Inc
Harry C. Patterson
Saltsburg
W. H. Wilson
Clearfield
Harry Beerman
Altoona
John Bennett
Edward Ondrizek
J. A. Baldy
Harrisburg
Ralph Leidy
Johnstown
John G. Walbeck
West Wheatfield
Court House
Aoe
Thomas
Moorhead
Burrell Township
Peeler
Esa
Regal
Brushvalley Township
Sam Jack
Avonmore
Jake Shaffer
Esther Glass
Mrs
Mas Allshouse
Maplestreet
Franklin Coy
Barnesboro
Effie Amond
Manorville Pas
Monaye
Hazleton
Carbondale
Fairview Street
Gazette
Tom
Evening Gazette
Glasser’s
Hi Shoes
Glasser
Deposit Bank Bldg
Indiana, Pa
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