Chinese Planes Raid Nanking Little Damage Reported
Chinese bombing planes raided Japanese held Nanking but caused only slight damage according to Japanese sources. A plane was shot down during the raid while four others fled under anti aircraft fire and naval escort. A severe battle raged south of Wuhu with continued fighting around Tsing and renewed activity near Yangtze towns.
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Suanghay
Nanking
Mit
Angize
Twane Magu
Mangehow
Plong
Hankew
Sohsien
Anhwel
Wihu
Anothios
Yangtze
Piven
Wulmn
Glunese
Japa
Bago Two
Birds Attract Cardinals Brighten Winter Scene
Mr. George A. Carpenter feeds birds at 107 Sheridan Avenue and a six-member cardinal group visits daily. The excerpt also mentions paving work on a route from Edenburg to the Ohio state line and anticipated cross continental traffic along the Bon Franklin highway. Weather and traffic notes report no incidents and generally calm conditions.
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George A. Carpenter
Edenburg
Ohio State Line
New York
San Francisco
Daily Weather Report Summary
Weather report notes temperature around 67 with precipitation likely. Mentions river and western area patterns and a period ending around 24 o clock. Observers indicate similar conditions previously and expect continued moderate humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Amernthy
Masanium
Miriam
Pennsylvania suspends 16 drivers under speed limit crackdown
Harrisburg report shows 43 speed violators in Pennsylvania with 16 locals receiving 90 day licenses suspensions. Most offenders were from out of state including Texas Idaho and Panama region. Reciprocity may suspend courtesy driving privileges in their states. New York led with eight violations.
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Cink
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Panama
Texas
Idaho
Lcenses
Guv
George H. Barte
J. Griffith Boardman
New York
Maryland
Wage Levels Of Present Needed Says President
President Roosevelt demands that wage levels be kept as present during steel contract talks with CIO led by John L. Lewis. Officials warn wage cuts could trigger broader layoffs. industry and labor remain far apart on prices and production.
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Loveundliieael
Washington
U. S. Steel
John L. Lewis
CIO
Washington Today
Roosevelt
U. S. Llew
Expres
Industral
New Deslers
White House
Liner Leviathan Heads to England for Scrapping
The Leviathan, once a German liner, then a major U S war transport, is moved from a Hudson River mud bed toward Scotland to be scrapped. Crowds recall her glory days as ex doughboys watch and Capt Harald Cunningham reflects on the ship’s past.
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Leviathan
England
International News Service
New York
Imperial Germany
America
Queen
United States Merchant Marine
Scotland
Hudson River
Port Vent
Harald A. Cunningham
Flood Stage Reported on Connecticut Rivers In Heavy Storm
Severe southeast gale and heavy rains raise flood warnings in Connecticut as the Connecticut River tops flood stage by several feet. Officials report rising water along multiple rivers with no immediate major damage anticipated.
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Ntermatonal
Harthord
Conn
Connecticut
Japanese In North China Ask More Men
SHANGHAI, Jan. 26. Balked by zero weather and the might of almost 2 million Chinese warriors, the Japanese high command in North China appealed to Tokyo for four more divisions. Cold, snow, and strong resistance slowed their advance toward the Sundai railroad, while General Wane Matsui faced a shortage of forces for the crucial battle and rail junctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Shanghai
China
Tokyo
Sundai
Wane Matsui
Tientsin-Pukow
Lunghai
Approval For Big Navy Bill
The Senate appropriations committee approved the 549,227,842 annual Navy Department appropriations bill as part of the national preparedness push. It allocates about 8138,000,000 for new warship construction with 1B,1 492,100 and 119,641,050 for ongoing vessel work. The plan includes two battleships two cruisers eight destroyers six submarines one minesweeper one submarine tender one free tug and one oiler. The bill, reported to the Senate, exceeds 1948 appropriations by 32,684,534 but is 15,178,619 below Roosevelt budget estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Navy Department
Senate
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Ice Gorge Backs Water On Highway 1
A milelong ice gorge on Tionesta Creek near Kelletiville over the Tionesta Sheffield road pushed water to 15 inches deep. Cars were towed through the flooded section as the State Highway Department kept the road opening unless water rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internament! News Service
Oil City
Tionesta Creek
Kelletiville
Tionesta-Sheffield
State Highway Department
Ganna Walska Married Again in Paris Honeymoon Start
International News Service reports Polish American singer Ganna Walska, 44, has wed Harry Grindel Mathews. While her husband remains busy, Walska stays at Chateau De Gallais near Paris and plans to join him later for a winter resort vacation.
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Paris
Man
Gamma Walska
Ginger
Starf
Harry Grindel-Mathews
Death Roy
Mme. Waleska
Harold F McGormick
Chicago
Millionair
Chateau de Gallais
Gouve
Robs Own Brother Robbery Case In Fort Wayne
Lucille Martin, 19, is held by police in Fort Wayne Indiana on three robbery charges including a hold up at her brother's restaurant. An 82 year old truck driver was also detained as an accessory in the case.
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Lucille Martin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Niagara Falls Bridge Crushed by Ice Jam
Thousands watch as a 100 foot ice jam on the Niagara River crumbles the Falls View Bridge into twisted steel. The International Bridge and the cave of the winds elevator were also threatened as the ice jam loomed.
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Niagara Falls
Cimlet Mions Wee
Niagara River
Falls View
International Bridge
United States
Canada
Charge Liquor Shipped To Georgia
The Federal Alcohol Administration announced proceedings for suspension of Tippecott Cordials Inc basic permit after it shipped liquor into dry Georgia. The company will receive a hearing to defend itself.
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Conrernational News Service
Washington
Federal Alcohol Administration
Tippincott Cordials, Inc
Mainstreet
Cincinnati
Georgia
Spain’s War of Reprisal Intensifies Across Fronts
Reports from Barcelona and Saragossa describe government bombings on Ceuta and fierce clashes on the Teruel front. American volunteer units Lincoln and Washington battalions reportedly suffer heavy losses while Loyalist aircraft engage insurgent forces over multiple fronts as casualties mount among Moors awaiting embarkation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internacional News Service
Barcelona
Spain
Ceuta
Gibraltar
Saragossa
Teruel
Paya Two
Nine Year-old with Reversed Internal Organs Released
Nine year old David Shapey, treated at Mt Sinai Hospital after appendicitis on his left side, will be discharged without surgery as X rays show his internal organs are in reverse. Medical staff note this rare complete transposition of internal organs.
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Cinterional News Service
Philadelphia
David Shapey
Mt. Sinai Hospital
David
Massive Chinese Starvation Report Stuns Shanghai
Shanghai authorities report that about 10,000 Chinese refugees have died since January 1 from starvation exposure and disease as bodies fill the streets. The grim toll underscores a severe humanitarian crisis sweeping the city.
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Shanghat
Shanghai
Near Zero Weather Grips Pennsylvania Statewide
Turbulent cold snap brings near zero temperatures across Pennsylvania with winds up to 82 mph. Harrisburg records 19 degrees as roads freeze and dozens of accidents are blamed on slick surfaces. Forecasters warn of continued cold and stormy conditions across the eastern region.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Rosamond Pinchot Buried Quiet Funeral in New York
International News Service reports Rosamond Pinchot buried today in a quiet service in New York. The actress, famed for her stage role in The Miracle Man, died by self poisoning in her car. her estranged husband Denver lawyer William Waeort Denver was present at the event and trustees and friends gathered for prayers at her mother’s home.
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International Mews Service
New York
Rosamon Pinchot
William Waeort
Denver
Supremeé Court
Seven Seniors Named For 1938 Graduation Prizes
Seven seniors receive awards for Latin chemistry music English character citizenship and science progress. Lawrence County Bar Association prize goes to Robert Jones and others include Walter Triplett Rodney Williams Pauline Lynch Louise Brown James Howley Alec Works. Dr Weir Keiler Grove City College will deliver the commencement address at the cathedral.
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Lawrence County Bar Association
Robert Jones
New Castle
Sons of the American Revolution
Walter Triplett
Music Club
Rodney Williams
New Castle Nowe
Pauline Lynch
War Club of
Develo
Louise Brown
James Howley
Bausch and Lomb Optical Company
Alec Works
Weir
Keiler
Grove City College
Thief
Italy suffers heavy toll in Abyssinia clashes
The Ethiopian legation said Italy has lost all senior officers, five junior officers, and 6,993 askaris killed in two months of fighting with Ethiopian forces in Abyssinia. The claim was issued as the League of Nations opened its Geneva council session to discuss recognizing Italy's conquest of Ethiopia.
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Italy
Ethiopia
International News Service
London
Askaris
Abyssinia
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Vladivostock Observed as Virtual Fortress by Knickerbocker
Paris correspondent H R Knickerbocker reports Vladivostock as a sealed, fortresslike port amid Soviet isolation. He recounts an intensive N E V D customs search of his baggage, the confiscation of Japanese literature, and tense exchanges during his two week rail journey across Asia to Europe.
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Vladivostock
Knickerbocker
Russia
H. R
Paris
Asia
Europe
Japan
Soviet Union
Kobe
Luey
Ninety More Cars For Motor Police
Harrisburg January 26 Gov George H Earl orders 90 black cars to join 188 white ghost units in the state motor police fleet for the highway safety drive. The white cars will lead public enforcement while the black vehicles may handle criminal investigations and routine barracks duties where white cars are impractical.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
George H. Earle
Wie
Michigan Center Of Worst Storm Of Many Years
Severe cold and a damaging storm sweep the Midwest and South with heavy snowdrifts, flooding, and widespread disruption. Michigan reports extreme conditions and at least two deaths as the system continues to unfold across multiple states.
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Michigan Center
Rocky Mountains
Sudden Weather Change Hits With Cold Snap
A brisk gale swept through the area Tuesday with heavy winds and a rapid temperature drop. Monday's 56 degree reading fell to 32 by Tuesday morning and slid further to near zero by noon, as strong winds persisted.
British freighter Pencarrow flags SOS off Halifax
The 4,800 ton British freighter Pencarrow drifting with damaged propeller 60 miles southeast of Halifax N S sent an SOS for immediate help early today after signaling all ships to stand by. May-kay radio and radiomarine intercepted the call.
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New York
Pencarrow
Merce
Halifax
N. S
Tnd Senate
May-kay Radio
Radiomarine
Peneterray
Europe
Death Record for Mervin Bauder and Angelina Tomei
Death notices list Mervin Adhir Bauder of Sh Dor tersville and Angelina Tomei aged 20 of Elwood City along with Matilda Metherling aged 70 of Port2fttnville Pennsylvania. Official records provide terse priors and kin details.
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Mervin Adhir Bauder
Dortersville
Angelina Tomei
Elwood City
Unreadable OCR Summary of Weather and Utterances
Fragmented text appears to reference weather terms and personal names with misread letters. It mentions Marek and generic terms like weather, days, and cold. No clear events, dates, or verifiable entities emerge from the readable fragments.
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Wuhu
Hohsien
Wulut
Tsining
Watter
Clarence T. Gatsucanayhue
Tengksien
Wenchow
Peru
Panewc
Stu
Pa Newe
Daily Weather Report
States
Steel Industry
George Durno
New England
North
Ganna Walska
Bulletin
Esa As
Pittsburgh
Golder
Rosamond Pinchot
H. KR. Knickerbocker Tusconith News Service
Calton
Tratzky
Earle
Matilda, Metherling
Por
Arthur Mometer
Marek
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