Barnard College Student Blanche Spellman Disappears
New York police called out all missing persons units to search for Blanche Spellman a 19 year old Barnard College student who vanished after leaving home for a shopping trip Monday morning Her father Benjamin Spellman and mother were overwhelmed by worry investigators describe clues but kept details undisclosed They noted she had about $30 when she left home and speculated amnesia as a possible cause with continued coverage on the next page.
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International News Service
New York
Dorothy Arnold
Blanche Spellman
Barnard
Benjamin F. Spellman
Tean
Grewt York
Citizen's Week Meetings Open With Community Singing
Citizen's Week opens this afternoon with community singing and remarks from Mrs Charles Greer president Nev Williamson led the invocation. Anna L Swarts spoke on state work and child welfare. Dr William Charles White from the National Tuberculosis League discussed the fight against tuberculosis. County medical director Dr Harner and city health officer spoke on health needs. The program closed with a play by Lincoln and Garfield school children. Tonight G L Patterson will preside at the Board of Trade program with Shenango Tin Mill Orchestra.
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Citizens
Yoo M. Cga
Charles Greer
Williamson
Anna L. Swarts
William Charles White
National Tuberculosis League
Harner
New Castle
Lie
Lincoln
Garfield
G. L. Patterson
Shenango Tin Mill
Kenneth. L. M. Pray
Red Cross Serves 200 On Troop Train
The Red Cross provided aid to about 200 troops on a train traveling from near Chicago to Philadelphia. Volunteers served tea, coffee, cookies, doughnuts, and other comforts as the train passed through Mahoningtown and U.S. Borough.
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Red Cross
Chicago
Philadelpia
Mahoningtown
Irs
U.S Brovine
Arthur Mometer Seeks twenty day forecast note
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a person named Arthur Mometer with a reference to a twenty day forecast or forecast date. The readable items are unclear but mention a trot and a bus or bay context. No clear event, organization, date, or location is established.
Eight men beat editor Butch McDevitt in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre an editor known as Butch McDevitt, famed for shady publicity, reportedly received a brutal beating from eight men after an alleged entanglement with a York business figure. The incident occurred late at night as a crowd gathered and a stenograph device was mentioned.
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Butch’' McDevitt
Wilkes Barre
John Ot
Tate
M Devitt
Will Barre
Elton
York
Weel
Ministers Protest High School Dances Debate on School Use
At a special school board meeting on a Tuesday evening ministers from the Ministerial Association and others argued for and against using the high school for dances. The board dismissed the parties and promised a decisive ruling to be announced later. Rev. B A Crooks said the church plays a key role in welfare and would assist in moral considerations. He noted pastors would weigh the moral phase if the matter came before the board. Rev. Crooks argued churches should not run city programs and that home welfare development should be the focus, while G F Farr opposed the dances, saying they reflect life and its impressions. The item continued on page two.
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Iharit Board
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Ten
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Ulster Premier James Craig Declines Position
Sir James Craig, a lieutenant colonel and prominent Ulster figure, announced today he would take the post as premier of Ulster after Water Sir Edward Carson refused it. The move aims to align Ulster with a two-government arrangement, with one Irish government in the south and another in the north.
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London
James Craig
Edward Carson
Ulster
Small Roof Fire at Layton Home
A small roof fire at a Layton residence caused minor damage estimated at 12 dollars. The blaze began in the living area and was contained with efforts by residents and Fire Department responders. No injuries were reported.
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Layton
Mysterious inmate case shines in county jail report
A garbled note outlines a strange incident claiming someone Levin faces a harsh trial in a jail. The text hints at a formal charge or legal proceeding involving Farol and a lame attempt to describe suffering.
Harding Pleased With Golf Play Despite Cabinet Noise
President Gelert Chardley praised a 100 yard drive during a golf outing, while cabinet attention was limited. Reported by Ba Lac Moy and international desk, the scene described preparatory events and political backdrop surrounding his outing.
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Ba Lac Moy International News Service
Btart
Fort Pirrok
Bhoey
Gelert Chardley
Phaggarel
Athuuks
Pfro
Aten Spanther
Etwas
Tue
Williamson is An Armed Camp As Trial Begins
Twenty four men are charged with killing detectives as the trial opens in Williamson. Sid Hatfield is named among those involved, with armed societies cited and the town on edge amid a dramatic, tense scene.
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Williamson
Local Members Attend Convention
Local members attend a convention with a largely informal report noting speakers and attendees. The event highlights include debates led by Kay from the Bureau of Legal Aid and Welfare, with discussion of duties and community issues.
Edgewood School Board Hears Parents on Building Plan
The Edgewood School Board considers building options as parents present ideas and concerns. Board members delay action while discussions focus on portable classrooms, district costs, and potential partnerships, with tensions over the best path for students and community.
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Edgewood
Wilson Receives Gov. Cox Today
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Wilson will meet Governor Cox today with unclear local context and possible upcoming election mentions. Details about candidates or outcomes are not readable but suggest political event planning.
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Wilson
Gov. Cox
News Will Present Prizes To Bird House Builders In Schools Again
The News will award prizes to boys in the eighth grade for bird house building in a public schools program revived this year. Exhibits will be placed for public viewing, with prizes for top houses by grade and special awards for craftsmanship.
State Attacks Story Told By Louise Peete
Louise Peete accused of murder in a saga labeled the “Murder Mansion” continues to deny involvement as prosecutors attack her version of events. The case centers on a string of deaths at the villa and a possible pattern of violence attributed to the so called “Spanish Woman” with investigators pursuing the truth amid public attention.
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Louise Peete
No Arrests Yet In Stelter Murder Case
Fragmented text reports no arrests yet in the Stelter murder case. References appear garbled with misread names and stray words, leaving the core note that investigators have not made an arrest. The readable phrase signals ongoing inquiry and lack of a suspect.
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Stelter
Death Record From City Street Incomplete Fragments
Fragmentary death notice mentions individuals and places with garbled street names and unclear affiliations. Despite missing details, it notes a death event and involves several local identifiers, requiring cautious interpretation for any further record processing.
Morning Blaze Destroys National Guard Park Home
A fierce morning fire leveled the home of a National Guard regiment and the Cleveland Grays. No injuries reported as investigators examine the site for the cause and assess damages to the historic facility and adjacent property.
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National Guard Regiment
Cleveland
Kamigration Restriction Is Absolute Nees
Fragmentary text appears to discuss migration restrictions and related measures with garbled typography, mentioning terms like ban and integration. The readable portions reference policy acts or debates but lack coherent details, dates, or named entities.
Policeman Killed in India Amid Ongoing Unrest
A police constable in India died in what authorities call a violent incident during ongoing unrest. Officials did not release full details, but the death underscores security tensions in the area and heightened calls for law enforcement protection.
Unclear text from sportsy crowd notes and names
Fragmented OCR reads like scattered sports notes with numerous names, teams, and places but many garbled phrases. It mentions players, saves, and possible match action, yet key details are unreadable. The item appears to be a miscellaneous late edition sports blurb with no coherent event.
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