Gettysburg President Sunday Dedication Prompts War Era Remembrance
Gettysburg awaits President Sunday as ceremonies mark a national anniversary. General Edward C. Shans, commander of the National Guard, leads bands and veterans in a tribute to Union cause and Civil War history. A dedication program unfolds with school and civic groups expected to participate.
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Mar Hagne
Edward C. Shans
Hans National
Vresident
Suate
Tea Gay
Ls Bs
Weleny Roeser
Barbara And Estranged Husband Stay In London
Barbara and her estranged husband remain in London amid ongoing legal proceedings. The case, heard yesterday in Bow court, saw the husband deny charges of harming his wife and resisting her. He was released on bond and ordered to pay 10.60 for costs, with conditions to attend future hearings and limit contact with the two year old. The next hearing is scheduled, and the wife faces potential oral testimony if needed.
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Charle
London
Beravin
Aisband
Diarg
Jay
Dan
Wool Pool Sold By County Wool Growers
A large county wool growers association sold the 1938 wool crop at 4.4 cents per pound for main grades. Patterson and Company of Ras ton, Maine, organized the sale. The price was about a cent per pound lower than last year. Plans were made to pool wool in mid July with shipping terms to be announced.
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Tauvrence Collis Wool Growers
Iocal Associatot
Piavania
Woole Patterson and Company
Raston
Mal
I Lawrence Coun
W.S McGrarh
Eo Association
Bratam
McCrucker
Weather Notes and Local Street Scene Report
The passage records weather expectations for the month with warmer hints and rain showers. It mentions crowds in a square and a traveler’s impression of the locality, describing patched sidewalks and stray details of daily life.
Daily Weather Report
Daily weather summary notes general conditions with minimal specifics. No clear locations dates or measurements are readable.
Rowland Given State Recognition for Republican Committee
Captain Roger W. Rowland, chairman of Lawrence county Republican committee, was named to the state Republican executive committee. The appointment was announced today along with other leaders from party divisions.
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Price County
Capain
Roger W. Rowland
Lawrence County
Republican E Bhr
Capain Rowland
Ian Dames
F. Trifall
Jonpsews
President To Start Western Trip On July 7
The article discusses President Roosevelt planning a continental tour starting July 7 with four major speeches anticipated. It notes potential political maneuvers around the Democratic nominations and mentions key figures like Barkley, Barkley, Thomas, and McAdoo as possible participants.
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Yomitor Aue Aylas
Derrour
Anc
Maju
Alot W. Barkley
Kentucky
Robert J. Barkley
Ohio
Elmert Thomas
Oklahoma
William G. McAdoo
California
Paih
Maiter
Coture
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Insurgents Advance Around Valencia En Route
Spanish troops crossed the river Seco and occupied government positions northwest of Ern tia De San Antonia. Navy casualties were reported as insurgents pressed forward in the Onda sector, capturing several hills and villages. Aris was among the occupied hills near Castellon De La Plana, a major insurgent route hub.
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Jana
Bievica
Seco
Nurlowest
Erntia de San Antonia
Slamanca
Mavy
Onda
Sucre
Aris
Valencia
Castellon de la
Plana
U S Prepares To Make Protest Over Bombing
The United States readied a protest to Japan after an aerial bomb hit an American property in Swatow, injuring a Catholic priest and wounding J Downs of Mead. Consul Whitney reported the attack and noted no immediate call for formal action.
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Cinernational News Service
Washington
United States Today
Japan
Swatow
China
Whitney “Young
State Department
Win J. Downs
Mead
Judge Schaeffer Delays Decision On State Probe
Judge Schaeffer postponed ruling on the state probe amid newly disclosed evidence. Attorney General Guy K. Bard and Deputy Attorney General Tomigit planned to meet next week to discuss the matter, with the judge noting a cautious approach and a possible hearing "special the moat iNiporkark step" before any decision.
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Schaeffer
Raymond Welcone
Harrisbirg
Bulla Dasthick
Abletney B. Shelley
Altariey
Tugaertey
Dgetuneral
Guy K. Bard
Eeneral Tomigit
Ol de Vendy
Gt Ice
Schachter
Une Grintten
Shelley
Tredee
Chinese Reinforcements To Save Hankow War News
Reported Chinese reinforcements move toward Hankow to bolster defenses amid fears of renewed bombing. Chinese claims surface that Japanese warships have been sunk, with scattered reports of actions along the river and near Matang and Swatow.
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Hankow
Leavy Ihese
Warns Against Dread Lockjaw From Fireworks
Harrisburg reports Dr. Edith MacBride-Dexter urges parents to guard children during Fourth of July celebrations to prevent tetanus or lockjaw from minor injuries. A doctor warns that even small burns or cuts can develop into a dangerous, often fatal condition if untreated. Parents are urged to seek immediate medical attention for any injuries from fireworks or explosives.
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Edith MacBride-Dexter
Secretary of Health
International News Service
Harrisburg
al i Gem
Landon to Answer Fireside Talk on July 6 radio
Washington July 4 President Roosevelt will address the fireside talk Wednesday July 6 by Alf Landon GOP candidate in the 1936 presidential campaign announced today. Landon will speak via nation wide hookup CBS from 7 to 7 30 EST under the auspices of the committee.
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National Newarmm
Washington
Roosevelt Lweside
M. Landon
Canmail
Lee
Kanens
Ceniiniin
Troop Returns to Armory as New Building Nears Completion
A morning scene notes troops returning to the armory where construction progress has Left the building nearly complete. The report highlights the armory as a secure, well furnished home for troops and reflects on camp life continuing smoothly despite delays and ongoing work.
Hollywood Police Balked In Death Of Gray
The fragmentary report suggests a theory that Gray died by his own action. Mrs Gray offers little light on the mysterious death of her husband.
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Hollywood
Gray
Aviation Passes New Milestone at Langhry Field
The text describes a milestone at Langhry Field with mentions of airside registration, travel times, and a testing context. It references Mareh fiekf and Colt, and notes a journey at speed of 204 Invester Minong Tatts. The passage is garbled but centers on aviation progress and ongoing experiments with equipment and forward movement.
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Langhry Field
AION
Mareh Fiekf
Minong
Ai Ui
Stefani
Wu Verry
No issue of The News on Monday
Notice states there will be no issue of The News on Monday due to the observance of the Fourth of July. No edition will be published that day and readers are advised to check back for the next regular publication.
Trapped Miner Fatally Injured in Prado Mine Incident
Rescue workers labored to reach LD Painter who was trapped in the Prado mine about 20 miles from Birmingham. Painter died a few minutes after being located by rescuers, despite efforts to save him. Hearings were held by Judge Walter Brabham this morning in accounts of various estates.
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Clitesiu Lianas Nyivy Servi
Birmingham
Ata
Prado
Beukule
Ward
Walter Brabham
Mmtisler
Button
Uiese Estates
Fear for Safety of Maxim Litiney
London reports fear over safety of Maxim Litiney and his wife Breusit born, amid hinted plots against them. Moscow wires claim Russian agents may be involved, with police and border patrols tightened while authorities caution against further retaliation.
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Maxim Litiney
London
May Lamnay
Breusit
Lacy
Cick Jens
Stali
Moscow
Diay
Piype Wis
Losbkoay
Fermen
Seerer
de Lee
Lavy
Fragmentary note on eighty year old subject
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an eighty year old person and scattered terms such as Arthur, Pilar, Hye, Gey, Meaty Tea and various acronyms. Readable facts are minimal, with no clear event or location to anchor a summary.
Rain Delays Randall Races Event Broadcast
Rain postpones the Randall races as organizers announce rescheduling. Weather forces cancellation of planned sessions and shifts to a later date. Officials urge participants and spectators to monitor updates from the event committee and local outlets.
Death records page listing local residents
A damaged notice lists several deceased individuals including Stephen J. Jarvis aged 78 of Neslimavh Bylis and Mary Elen Winer aged 82 of Meyrrsan steed. Also mentioned are Michael Schuster 36 from Cleveland and Betty Crane Walker 41 of Preston Avenue Crafton along with an unclear entry for Mrs S4clin Patidin 34 and Mrs. Mary Elen Winer.
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Stephen J. Jarvis
Neslimavh Bylis
Michael Schuster
Clevelant
S4clin Patidin
Mary Elen Winer
Meyrrsan Steed
Betty Crane Walker
Preston Avenue
Crafton
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