County Tax Payers Demand Reduction in County Budget
Lawrence County Tax Justice League held a crowded meeting in Court Room No 1 with many standing along walls. Principal speaker J Audrey Bork urged constitutional change to allow reducing public officer salaries after election and a county budget debate urged cutting mileage allowances and other costs.
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Lawrence County Tax Justice League
Court House
Pennsylvania
J. Audrey Bork
Pennsylvania State Grange
H. Akens
M. L. Ailey
Lnw
Nis
BR. Huey
Huey
Conner
Yppy
Lawer
New Deal Starts At Washington In Four Weeks
Washington dispatch previews a looming lame duck session as Roosevelt and Congress face a four week horizon before March 4. Only the Philippine independence bill has passed. others stall amid bickering and inaction. Republicans fear limited action before March 4 while Democrats anticipate a Democratic Congress and stronger leadership. Continued on Page Two.
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George Ht. Holmes
Auternatione
Mews Service
Washington
Congress
Hoover
Jones E. ‘Watson
Senate
Capitol
Democrata
Matieré
Tuk
Uew
Jvith
Pennsylvania
April 16 Senior High class critiques teaching methods
PA Newc Observes reports students in a history class criticising their instructors and study courses, finding surprising results. Teachers valued constructive feedback as the strongest aid to learning, while the piece notes an Iowa license plate observed on the streets, reflecting varied topics in the same issue.
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Toachers
Iowa
Sofamlamegl Sboe
Daily Weather Report Summary Skim
Weather report for a 24 hour period notes high near 30 degrees, low around 2, trace snowfall, river stage 5.6 feet. The same date shows measured humidity near 95 percent and temperatures around 83 degrees with precipitation listed as trace.
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Cine Felock
Prussian Diet Defies Hitler in Historic Vote
Prussia, the Reichs' strongest state, rejects Chancellor Hitler by voting down a Nazi dissolution measure 214 to 199. Socialists, Communists, and Centrists unite to oppose dissolution and defy dictatorial methods as decree suppresses opposition press and bans outdoor meetings. The diet also refuses to proclaim dissolution, signaling bold resistance to the regime.
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Edward 1
Dhuss
Berlin
Prussia
German Reich
Arlolf Hitler
Penile
Diet
Hitler
Roosevelt Yacht Trip Prompts Nazi Quiet Accord Talks
An article reports on Roosevelt planning a private, unaccompanied voyage aboard the Nourmanal, owned by Vincent Astor, to a southern waters jaunt. It notes Nazi officials discuss a potential domestic accord over the ex Kaiser and stresses privacy and uninterrupted cabinet work during the trip.
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Roosevelt
Kaiser Southern
Nourmanal
Astor
Bahamas
Nournahal
Reconstruction Finance
Vincent Astor
Navy
Second Arrest in Drug Store Holdup Is Made
Pittsburgh police report a second arrest in the Huber drugstore holdup case. Abe Liebman confessing, Kirchek arrested earlier, gun found in a nearby vacant basement. Liebman linked to the Jackson Pharmacy hold up that preceded the fatal shooting of Harry Haber, son of the druggist.
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Pittsburgh
John Kurchek
Gam
Kurchek
Liebman
Jackson Pharmacy
Haber
Normerly
Franklin
Boyd
Harry
Ber Way
Bandit Slayer Gets Life Term At Pittsburgh
Matt Flas dok, 48, of Youngstown, was sentenced to life by Judge J. Frank Graff for the murder of Charles McFarland, cashier at the Allegheny Wat sley Trust in Verona. Hadok requested a new trial claiming 40 witnesses could testify, but the judge denied the request.
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Treruntishal News Service
Pittsburgh
Matt Flasdok
Youngstown
C A
Ty the Rotshe
T Dyer
Nrigoner Ta” Fu
War wives cinderha ional wewd service of Bik
Vague garbled OCR fragment mentions three sons and a load. No clear persons, places, or events to identify.
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Cinderha Ional
Doris Kresge Marry Persian Woman Reported
Paris dispatch notes Mrs Doris Kresge is married to a Persian woman in an international news brief. The item outlines a union crossing cultural lines and references regional diplomatic context.
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Doris Kresge
Unclear text fragment on proposed relief measures
Fragmentary OCR passage references temporary relief and governance but lacks specific names places dates or actions to form a complete news item. No verifiable entities or events are available to compile a concise headline and summary.
New Wilmington Home Is Robbed
Robbery reported at a residence in New Wilmington near Seven Maples on Neshanmock Avenue. Damaged or moved items include clothing and personal belongings. police investigation underway with local residents urged to report any information.
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New Wilmington
Winnington
Heb
Neshanmock
Graiples
Kariaeeel
Start Probe Of Cleveland Fire
International News Service reports Cleveland officials summoned more than a score of witnesses to a coroner’s inquest into the deaths of nine women burned when a cottage at the Rudgecl sanitarium in Wickliffe burned. Subpoenas issued as the ninth body was found in the ruins and removed to a morgue for identification.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Rudge
Wickliffe
Cantor: Man Pays Soviets Big Sums To Release Wife
Lawrence H. Garry of Canton, electrical engineer, says he paid 800 in gold and other sums to the Soviet government to secure permission for his wife and four month old son to leave the country after six months of confinement. The couple and baby arrived home yesterday. Four passport applications were refused before the ransom secured exit.
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Cantor
CL Otational
New York
Sok
Lawrence H. Gaary
S. Giuraux
Garrix
Moratorium Urged on Farmer Debts in Hearings
A Senate farm relief hearing urged a moratorium on farm indebtedness amid calls for debt relief. The proposal sought temporary relief for farmers, with political support noted in Washington as debates continued on broader measures.
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Nawa
Washington
Bloomington
Senate
League debates ministerial role and world tensions
A fragmentary foreign desk report discusses the League of Nations and debates over appointing a minister or hierarchy, noting divisions among members. It references leaders and global strains with vague references to Japan and China amid unfolding political pressure and public opinion.
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Santa Mobiga
Cal
League of Netions
Japan
Hoover to deliver public speech on February 13
Washington dispatch reports Hoover plans a public address on February 13 at a venue in Washington. The event invites attendees and anticipates discussion of policy and public concerns with a notable audience expected.
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Hoover
Eight Children Die in Mexico Theater Fire
Eighteen children are reported among the victims in a theater fire in Vera Cruz, with many workers injured or unaccounted for. The blaze swept the venue as crowds gathered for a performance, authorities say.
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Mexico
Vera Cruz
Pep
Ehiteven
Nyige
Tattered notes hint at fraud and press turmoil of a bygone era
The fragmentary text suggests days of fraud, pressure on newspapers, and efforts to downplay electoral schemes. It references editors, papers, and the murky dynamics of information control during a period of political stress.
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