Storms Force One Plane to Land and Another Returns
Storms disrupted air service causing one plane to land while another returned to Washington. Doruths Greig and companions aboard the first flight were sheltered at Millerstown and Chamblersburg before proceeding. The second group including Natali Jones and Dorothy Bras rode to Baltimore then to Pittsburgh to reunite with others, though several were injured and treated at a local hospital.
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PI Burgh
Marcus
Giele
Millerstown
Baltiore
Taburgh
Tire
Seton Hill President Dies in Obscure Message
A garbled OCR note reports the death of the Seton Hill president. Names and places are unreadable, leaving a fragmented account of the event and related figures.
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Seton Hill
Release Carney On Bail of $200
A chaotic report claims Carney was released on bail set at $200. The text mentions gas thefts and authorities seeking another suspect connected to draining gas tanks on Lidia streets, with unclear local context and multiple garbled phrases.
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Carney
Tame
Laos
Tanais
Jao
Lidia
Mrs Brown Fractures Hip in Porch Fall at Wayne Avenue
Mrs Brown aged in years of Wayne Avenue is a patient at Indian Hospital with a fractured hip after slipping on her front porch yesterday afternoon while Mr Brown searched for mail. She was unable to rise until help arrived and was taken to the hospital for treatment. Her condition is reported as improved and recovery is expected.
Funeral for Alexander Gray
Funeral service for Alexander Gray held Thursday afternoon at Panerai church with Rev. I. Clark and Rev. Mebaning leading. Burial followed at Danuta Cemetery under Masonic Fraternity rites. Gray, long employed by the Penn Medes, resided at 174 Philadelphia Street and was a member of the Washington Lodge and Presbyterian Church.
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Alexander Gray
Woose Dreath
Philad Tpaia Street
Nab
Eloe
Relurt I. Clark
Dod. Mebaning
Wil Haid
Danuta
Titania
Johnstons
Janie
Aia
Waslometen Louge
Nates
Po & AL
Tote Neiecr
Tie Ron
Baty
Abd
Three-in-One Birthday Party Confuses Local Notes
A fragmented report covers a three‑in‑one birthday gathering with references to Willian Rontin Deevid Sliven and others. The piece mentions attendance by many friends and hints at duties and public roles, though details are unclear due to OCR errors. The setting appears festive with multiple names and roles implied.
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Mace
Wabbas
Scott
Esa
Heaer
Willian Rontin
Deevid Sliven
Wotliaan Sanita
Livermore Car Struck By Train
A car in Livermore was struck by a passing train on Oakland Avenue. The driver was trapped but later released and taken to a local hospital where they received medical care. Emergency crews secured the scene and began a routine investigation.
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Livermore
Lewis Orchestra for COF Dance
The Lewis Orchestra will perform at a COF dance event at the State Teachers College venue. Students from the orchestra and music program are expected to attend, with a reception to follow.
Rear Admiral Plunkett Dies of Heart Attack
Rear Admiral Charles Plunkett, retired, age not stated, died last night at the Naval Hospital after a heart disease illness. He entered the Navy Academy at 20, served with Dewey at Manila Bay, and led naval land forces in France during World War I, including organizing and training troops for land duty and aiding in silencing German guns. Continued on page two.
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Washington
Charles 1
Plankett
Naval Hospital
Plunkett
Naval Academy
Dewey
Marala
Colles
United So World War Tankett
Adiral
Navy
France
Trio Sentenced in Dark Hoodlum Robbery Case at Cambria
Western Penitentiary sentences handed down after pleadings in Cambria County court regarding a bold robbery at a hotel. Defendants including John Firee Walt, Paul Hoge, and Arse Gohis faced transfer from P00 to the penitentiary. Officials pursued habeas corpus to Westmoreland County authorities who coordinated surrender and transfer to Green- pir for processing in a case tied to a reported robbery and related charges.
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Georges
Plicon
Aviation Idea Brings Result
A cryptic reader note discusses aviation ideas and outcomes, mentioning people and places in a puzzle-like excerpt. The text references adapting plans, possible proposals, and potential public interest events related to aviation development efforts.
Pittsburgh Probe Climax and Charges Update
A chaotic early report details a city probe reaching a climax as officials prepare charges against several unnamed suspects. The unfolding event stages a drama around political figures, public notices, and conflicting accounts as authorities proceed.
Bravery and folly in a faded tale of power and duty
A garbled wartime column recounts themes of leadership, loyalty, and danger. The narrator laments missteps by rulers, praises courage in hardship, and reflects on a long past struggle where smoke and sacrifice mark the path to justice. Names and places blur in the OCR haze.
Federal jurymen return to homes after term
Federal jurymen discharged yesterday and sent home after serving in the United States District Court. The panel from this county included several named jurors and officers, who completed their sworn service and returned to their residences.
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United States District
Orthopedic Clinic Patient Register Report Clusters
Fragmented OCR text describes 66 individuals registered at an orthopedic clinic, with garbled mentions of patients and related medical terms. The legible parts reference the clinic and a list of names or codes, but many words are unreadable. The gist notes registrations and possible medical notes without clear events or outcomes.
Hoover Lands At St Thomas Yard Seen In Fragmented Script
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hoover landing at St Thomas and a sequence of unclear names and phrases. The legible bits suggest a local event or notice with scattered references to people and places, but the overall meaning is obscured.
Fragmented note hints at late 19th century hospital scene
A garbled report describes a woman named Mrs Wilson and a sequence of medical or legal actions. The text references a hospital, doctors, and implied injuries, with scattered phrases about beds, patient care, and examinations. Names and places are mostly unreadable, but the fragment implies a medical or judicial incident surrounding Mrs Wilson.
Supreme Court weighs local church dispute in Indiana case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard the appeal of TR Walkinshaw and about 109 defendants from the Bible Regular Baptist Church of Indiana County. Plaintiffs accuse leaders of misusing church funds and expelling members, while defenders deny improper actions and seek to preserve church authority.
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D. R. Walkinshaw
Baptist Church Group
Pittsburgh
TR. Walkinshaw
Indiana
Walkinshaw
Birt Regular Baptist Church of Indiana
Pennesylvania Supreme Court
Xo Group
Oof Enureh
Taichume County
Harry Allison
Loita
Aison
Walkinenny
Aiveetuis
Ear Terulir Battiet Church of
Iodians
Tore
Lorasnai
Tagelitea
Rochester Mills Return Prompts Local Homecoming Tale
A fragmented artifact mentions Rochester Mills and a homecoming theme with unnamed figures and elusive phrases. The readable bits hint at phases or events tied to a local setting, but precise details remain unclear.
Charities Body Report Highlights Local Efforts
A fragmented report outlines Avon and nearby groups assisting the needy with baskets and lawn care items. The document notes community outreach, donations, and distribution through local churches and volunteers.
Legislator's son accused in Verna Russell murder
Boston dispatch reports Elliott Hathaway, son of a Massachusetts legislator, is linked to the murder of Verna Russell, 20, as a nationwide dragnet narrows in on him. A car found with a warm engine and Hathaway’s likely escape route implicates him, with police tracing movements toward New York and New Haven.
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Boston
Elliott Hathaway
Massachusetts
Verna Russell
Tudett
Martin Kane
U. P
Fall River
Mass
M- Fiot
Inky” Hathaway
Som
Lature
Vernon V
Tee
How Farmers Can Get Relief Under Chattel Mortgage Law
Pennsylvania farmers may receive drought relief under the chattel mortgage law. Secretary John A. McSparran outlines the procedure to access funds for seed and fertilizer with state aid intended to assist farmers hindered by drought restrictions and delayed federal relief.
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McSparran
Hearrisburg
Marete
John A. Mcs Aparran
Pennsylvania
Siam
Pema Harmers
Penn
Sviaarr
Pilett
Ube
Ural
Starford Patient Recovers After Surgery
A Starford patient is recovering after a successful operation at Foreia Pleme hospital. The details describe a steady improvement and a positive outlook for the patient’s full recovery.
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Pretty Nurse
Frances Pringle
Punxsutawney
Daniel R. Sullivan
Santa
Nitta
Royatin
Baie Lad
Gratteni Ag
Park Miller
Penton Ae Pace Paenp
Alo AtOlbaldo
Levernere
Uae
Oakland Avenue
Dart Peties Po
Sladtiees
Shetorta
State Teacrlers College
GG Kanable
Rcoutmaate
Germany
Trio
Cambria
Westmoreland
Pisher
Ethan
Sweden
Prince Lennart
Mile
Karin Nissyvandt
Pittsburgh Probe Climax
Council
Department of Public Works
Evans
Piptsburgh
Pitteiareh
Ely
Ahich
Lutenet
Ferd
Urolly
Henry Oliver Kean
Tentpaue
Reno
Mareh
Kirles
Sud
Wits
Meola
TILA
Hoover
St. Thomas
Mrs. Wilson
Ted Fae
Wilson Woo
Everett
Tore Ritehets Tielettna
Hegel
Lee Ra Lions
Odie Grespital
Glass
Supreme Court
Rochester Mills
Owen
Youngstown
Charities Body’ Makes Report
Gsen Ashe
Paparat
N Tiguer
Haus
Cao
Rey
Legislator
Starford
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