Fritz Kuhn Sentenced To State Prison For Forgery
Fritz Kuhn, former leader of the German American Bund, lost his American citizenship after Judge James Wallace sentenced him to 2 1/2 to 5 years in state prison for three forged counts. The sentence, covering one perjury and two forgery counts, was run concurrently and within the court’s power. citizenship cancellation follows naturalization laws.
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Waltet
Kiem International Nowa Secvieo
New York
Fritz Kuhn
James Gi. Wallace
Kuhn
Wallace
Ruth
New Castle
Deer Hunters Report Bucks and Close Calls Across Counties
Deer fans in several counties report successful hunts and close calls. William Majors and William Hamill teamed to harvest two bucks, with Hutton and Moorehead witness to others from afar. Charles Klingensmith returned from Mayberry Forest County with an eight point buck, accompanied by Albert and Joseph Klingensmith. Ed Jessel, a Maryland agent and city fireman, bagged a seven point buck weighing 150 pounds near Brookville, while Sheriff M. M. Ingham and Earl Patterson also added bucks. County Treasurer W. J. Mandiin escaped an hunting accident but witnessed a hunter shot in the leg. Castile region noted another party returning with a fine buck. The report continues on the next page.
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Wiliam Majors
William Hammill
George Hutton
James Moorehead
Majors
Hamill
Hutton
Moorehead
Charles Klingernsmith
Mayberry
Forest Counts
Albert Klingensmith
Joseph A E Klingensmith
Veo
Brookville
Ed “Dickr” Jessel
Maryland
Genis
Bagerd
Earl Patterson
Butleraye
Prady
New Castile
R.A. Bailey
Maryland Avenue
Forrest Coun
Von
W. J. Mandiin
Fatte County
Bailey Weather Report Summary Significantly incomplete data
United States weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending 5 pm Monday show a maximum temperature of unknown and a minimum temperature of unknown. Precipitation measures 0.21 inches. River stage reported at 49 feet for the same date. A year earlier temperatures were 56 and 34 with 0.21 inch precipitation.
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United States
Central Presbyterian calls Rev Robert Meade Patterson to pastor
Members on the public square issue a call to Rev Rob ert Meade Patterson of Steuben ville Ohio to lead the Central Presbyterian Church. An early decision is hoped. Patterson preached at New Castle church last week after the pulpit at Central had been vacant about two months since Dr C S Wingerd resigned after a 13 year pastorate to Stuart Florida.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Robert Meade Patterson
Steubenville
Ohio
Patterson
New Castle
Central Church
C. 8. Wingerd
Stuart
Florida
Msy
State Secretary Of Ys Heard In Castleton Dinner Talk
Philo Dix, state secretary of the Pennsylvania Young Men's Christian Association, addressed 40 leaders at a Castleton banquet. He criticized neglect of the home field and urged financial aid for domestic missions, noting funds previously sent abroad may be at risk amid rising militarism.
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Pennsylvania
Young Men's’ Christian Association
Philo
Dix
Castleton
M. CG
China
Japan
State Investigators Check Relief Load In Lawrence County
State investigators from the Auditor General’s department, about 25 in two corps, review relief cases in Lawrence County. Ten stay at the Public Assistance Office on South Mill Street, others work in the field to verify eligibility and remove ineligible recipients, remaining for several weeks before moving to a new county.
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Ten
Tyre
Auditor-General's Department
Lawrence County
Public Assistance Office
South Mill Street
Huy
New Castle
Nickel City Bombed by Russians Near Finland Norway Frontier
Three Soviet planes bombed Salmofaerv known as Nickel City in northern Finland near the Norway frontier. Little damage reported. Reports from Oslo and Strack dispute Petsamo burnt to the ground with Russians landing troops at Petsamo from a cruiser and two destroyers.
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International News Service
London
Salmofaerv
Finland
Norwegia
Oslo
Reuter
Strack“Poi
Petsamo
Petsamofjord
Belief Admiral Scheer sunk British freighter Doric Star
Reports from London state the German pocket battleship Admiral Scheer may have sunk the 10,086 ton British freighter Doric Star en route from Australia to England. The Admiralty said information indicates an attack by a German raider. no further details were available. The incident marked the first day of the allied Sweewry blockade against Germany.
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Germany
Admiral Scheer
East
Africa
Clement
Brazilian
Startling Developments May Follow Russia's Attack On Finland
London reports forecast startling developments from the Soviet attack on Finland. Diplomatic circles speak of a European and Asiatic anti communism bloc and possible parallel wars. Allies seek Japanese support for a united front and a multi-nation push to smash communism in Europe and beyond.
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Russia
Finland
Robert G. Nixon
International Navy Service
London
Europe
Asia
Germany
Italy
Balkan States
Japan
Huy
Stalin Declares World Revolt Aims Here
Bulletin from Copenhagen reports Moscow radio praising Stalin as extending communism worldwide. Helsingfors Sanamarin notes Soviet war aim is world revolution, signaling a global drive under Stalin.
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Stalin
Copenhagen
Joseph Stalin
Moscow Radio Today
Helsingfors
Sanamar
Elias Erkko
Sweden
British Freighter Horsted Sunk by German Torpedo in North Sea
The British freighter Horsted, 1,670 tons, was torpedoed and sunk in the North Sea today with eight crew members lost. Thirteen survivors and three bodies were landed at a British port. five crew members are missing. The attack follows Britain’s seizure of German exports coming into effect yesterday.
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International News Servicer
London
North Sea
School Board Reorganized Elects Woolsock President
New Castle school board held Monday night meetings at East Street building to reorganize under the slave school code. Daniel Woolsock was re-elected president with Clyde M. Whittaker Solichor Cootes H. Young named officers. S. G. Liza was secretary as John B. Bechtel read the organization call and Dr. Walton Jackson served as temporary chairman while oath of office was administered to Graft Thomas and Robert L. Preston.
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Daniel B. Woolsock
New Castle
East Street
Mr. Woolcock
Clyde M. Whittaker
Solichor
Cootes H. Young
S. G Liza
John B. Bechtel
Wulton Jackson
Jackson
Thomas
Robert L. Preston
New Castles
Hear Last Totals Of Chest Tonight Fund Tops $56000
The 1949 New Castle Community Chest drive ends tonight as Chest officers and Alec Samuels report the campaign total near 57 000. The final tally confirms funds for essential Chest agencies and operations, with Marshall G. Mathery and Winifree Cooney guiding local volunteers.
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New Castle
Chest
Baier
Marshall G. Mathery
Winifree Cooney
Alec Samuels
Chest Office
Lawrence Denials Continue In State Trial Proceedings
Democratic State Chairman David Ty and former governor Earle figure in testimony as D L Lawrence denies taking Bowser money. He says any governor’s office work came largely from Prendergast’s office and refutes extortion charges in the trial proceeding in Harrisburg. The case involves alleged blackmail and a $5000 payment claimed as a Democratic Party contribution. Page Two.
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Raymond Wilcove
International News
Warrisburg
David Ty
Lawrence
Fart V. Compton
Iunink
Pend
Commonwealt
George H. Evrle
Spurgeon Bowser
Pioneer Mate Company
Kittanning
Bowser
Prendergast
Edward W.teds
Pittsburgh
Earle
Burton Re Named As Head Of Fair
Joseph L. Burton of Hickory is re elected president of the New Castle Agricultural Association. Clarence McCormick is named vice president, and Mr Shons is secretary. C M Brookover is elected treasurer, succeeding the late Thomas A. Gilkey.
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Joseph L. Burton
Hickory Townsship
New Casale Agricultural Association
Burton
New Castle
Sige
A. Clyde Shaaf
Clarence McCormick
Mr. Shons
C. M. Brookover
Thomas A. Gilkey
Young People Hear of Amsterdam Conference Rally At First Christ Church
Overnight report describes the Monday Young People's Rally at First Christ Church with Rev. E H Bonsall and delegates from Lawrence County and Struthers Ohio. Eliabeth Elder and Jane Marshall shared impressions of the Amsterdam World Youth Conference and European visits under the banner Christus Victor.
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Amsterdam
First Christi
E. H. Bonsall
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Holland
Wight
Tal Lawrenee County Sabbath School Association
Useve
Delegeulon
Struthers
Ohio
Marjoule Streeter
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Robert M. Scrickier, Jr
Bonsall
Tolland
Tospouke
Eliabeth Elder
State Teachers College of Indiana
Rochester Mills
Elder
Lele
Europe
Christus Victor
Jane Moarshall
Griehwate Temple University
M. A
Calumbi
Bareisburg
Miss Marshall
Soviet Union rejects Finland peace move in Finland invasion row
Moscow reports Soviet Russia rejects the Finnish government's peace proposal and any League of Nations talks. Molotov dispatches three messages to Geneva saying Moscow will not negotiate with the Finnish government as long as the regime in Helsinki remains. China-like phrasing omitted. Soviet advances in Finland continue as conflict persists.
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Moscow
Soviet
Russia
League of Nations
Finland
Hea Ter
Rislo Rett
Helingfars
Fuland
Iesal
Rusia
Joseph Avenni
Finlang
Addy
Finlay Prenmier-Forelei
M. Molotov
Geneva
Mose
World Goal
Instukent “Peoples Republic
Ter' Fok
Detroit Indicts 44 in Anti-Trust Building Industry
A blanket indictment in Detroit charges 44 individuals and one labor union with anti trust violations in the building trades. The two counts allege restraint of trade to block shipments to contractors and a scheme to monopolize purchases of file shipped materials entering the area.
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Iiternational Nesy
Detroit
Dee Federal Econd Jary Taciay
We Contractors
Building Brades
Associa Wons
Serviers
Hall Mills Murder Case Defendant Dies in Custody
Henry Stevens, 70, central figure in the Hall Mills murder trial, died in Lavalette New Jersey while awaiting verdicts. The case, which ended with a jury acquitting or failing to convict, left Stevens in ill health for years and drew wide public attention.
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Internittonal News
Servic
Helsingfors Now Nearly Deserted
Refugees flooded into Tampere Finland as Soviet air attack fears triggered a mass evacuation from Helsinki. An International News Service dispatch from Tammerfors notes thousands fled, seeking safety while trains and trams carried wary evacuees away from the threatened capital.
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Tammerfors
Finland
International News Service
Buck Killed In Lawrence County Mystery Deer Hunt
Fragmentary report details a fatal shooting in Lawrence County linked to a deer hunting incident. Readable words reference Larze Buck and a rifle used, with scattered notes on locations, witnesses, and a heavy bag possibly weighing around 250 pounds.
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Larze Buck
Lawrence County
Death Record for Willam Ralph Lewin 23 in Meccer County
Death notice reports Willam Ralph Lewin aged 23 of Meccer County. The record lists his date as Tuesday December 5 1939 and notes burial or obituary following standard local rites.
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Willam Ralph Lewin
Meccer County
Finnish Flyers Attack Soviet Air Base at Murmansk
Reported surprise strike by Finnish planes on the Soviet Murmansk air base using incendiaries. two planes destroyed. Concurrent Soviet assault on southern Finland prompted reinforcements and tense defensive actions as civilians face ongoing hardships.
Finnish Vessels Aim Atlantic Crossing Saga
News service reports Finnish freighters set to cross the Atlantic from Philadelphia by Razard Neir home port. Vessels allegedly loaded strap iron and wood pulp at Boston and New York while crews prepared to depart. Local remarks estimate superior Russian forces nearby, with one crewman quoted about encountering Russians.
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Philadelphia
Savenia
Baltmore
Boston
New York
Fromushki
Astle
Fragmentary Local Item Hints at Unclear Events
An unclear OCR segment mentions clashes, signs of fear, and interrupted tales. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only hints of weather and unfamiliar terms. The piece appears to be a damaged news fragment with no coherent event or identifiable persons.
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Fritz Kuhns
U. S
Panewe
M. M. Ingham
Baily Weather Report
Philos. Dix
Nickel
Daniel B. Woolcock
C.M. Whittaker
D.L. Lawrence
Commonwealth
of Agricultural Association
Pagena
Arati
Fiain
France
Wseifel
Fage Pwo
Hall-Mills
Dotin Dacokson
Porest
Lai Irene Gantry
Vhs
Murmansk
Norway
Walter Schwartz
Seviet
Alurmansk
Atlantic
Arthur Mometer
Gary Aorn
Forry
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