Croton Youth Killed By High Tension Wire
Croton boy Lastoria was killed when a car hit a pole and knocked a high tension wire down. James R. Huff, of New Castle Road, stopped to aid and touched the live wire, suffering fatal injuries. Mrs Marnie Shuell rushed Lastoria to Memorial Hospital but resuscitation failed. The crash occurred near King’s Chapel on the New Castle Pulaski road. The article notes continued coverage on page two.
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Michael Ornere
Om & Poly
R. Thompson
James R. Hn
New Willington
Simick
King’s Chapel
New Castle-Pulaski Road
Ania
Fia
Thompson
Astrates
Marnie Shuall
Walmo
Lastoria
Memorial Hospital
Police Resume Killing Dogs
Police resume killing dogs after a period with no recorded incidents. Authorities cite safety concerns and dog handling protocols while community leaders call for transparency and stricter oversight. The report notes no injuries to officers and unclear numbers of animals affected.
Governor May Try New Move To Thwart Grand Jury Probe
Governor faces a court order initiating a grand jury probe into his administration starting August 1. Attorney General Bard criticizes secrecy and vows to reveal bribery and corruption allegations against the governor and 19 Democratic officials. Sources say the Earle administration may seek to block or delay the investigation, with grand jury secrecy complicating moves.
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Raymond Wilcovemith
Path News Service
Save
CR Osponent
Harrisburg
Iwan
Caline Ior
Gay Grorre HH
Fortraves
Crand
Lodas
Government Allocates Large Sum to Business Channels
Washington reports a total of more than 5 050 000 poured into business channels nationwide. The figure, derived from monthly and hourly tallies, shows emergency bureaus including the PWA allotting funds. The report continues on page two.
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Washington
Peru
PWA
Papo
Jurors Selected For State Probe Amid Corruption Charges
A state grand jury of 13 Republicans and 11 Democrats was drawn to hear charges of graft and corruption against the Earle administration. Jurors were chosen in Dauphin County with party representation, including a foreman to be named. The June panel faced political entanglements, with seven women among the jurors and a mix of professions from housewives to miners and business people.
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Wilcove Seedust Harrisauto
Republcans
Breil
Earle
Wil
Dauphinecoun- Ley
Www
Ww. Caldwell
Jeter
Schaeffer
Henry
George HH
Trevor Lewis
Whllamstown
Herbert Bower
Halifax
Helen
Pave
DeLawrence Host To Exchange Club
Members of the New Castle Exchange Club gathered at Jimmy DeLawrener’s home on Wilmington Avenue for their weekly meeting Monday evening. The group enjoyed a simple spaghetti dinner prepared by a local host, with conversations focusing on club activities and community service plans.
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New Castle Exchange Club
Jimmy DeLawrener
Wilmington Enue
Potlowinis Y
Speers
Hartland and Miss Patterson Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Hartland and his chief deputy Bertha Patterson were sentenced today by Judges W Walter Brahai and Thomas W Drekow for embezzling funds from the Lawrence County treasury. Hartland received a term in the Allegheny County Workhouse on the most serious charge and consecutive terms for other counts.
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Asueoe
Tearedeyith
Hartland
Bertha PF. Patterson
Lawrence County
W. Walter Brahai
Thomas W Drekow
Harilasd
Neles
Allegheny County
Chin
Alleprh
Jap Planes In Wuchang Raid
Jap war planes carried out a sweeping raid on Wuchang, inflicting heavy casualties and damaging American missionary institutions. About 200 persons were wounded or killed as bombardment affected hospitals and patients, with 40 pursuit craft involved in the attack.
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Hankow
Wuchang
Menelngy
Eigen
St Julian M
Wil Foreigne
Ito Pyneuttce Bankew
Ibs
Che Supe
Asco Tree
Sue
Ballorie
President Is in Colorado and Political Shuffle
The report notes the president touring Colorado and reviewing appointments while facing a contentious renomination fight. It highlights discussions of federal shifts, a South district matter, and the looming renomination battle involving Sen. Alva B. Adams opposed by Judge Tet and others. The piece touches on New Deal era policy and ongoing state and national political maneuvering.
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Undey
Lame
Chage
Osella
Nmous
Acteri
Kensis
al Red
Roose
Sen
Alva B. Adiuis
Judie Tethmin
Hahard
Seu
Adis
Jaliacecao
Milind Nial
Adiuns
Pag Twa
State Motor Patrol Expansion Reported in City
The police force here expanded its motor patrol with new privates Seris and Richer Ett bolstered patrols to combat criminal acts. The increase raises the number of patrolmen from eight to a larger force as part of a wider effort to curb crime.
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Tél Wodinge
Seris
Riehter
Committees to Meet Wednesday at Union headquarters
Exemise committees of the Cam mittee Loy Dusital and the executive committee for unemployment will assemble Wednesday morning at Union headquarters in Clondwur. Members from the pice and other groups are scheduled to attend, with discussions on planned projects and related duties.
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Loy Dusital
I “Alon Wieth
Neeling
Wednnesday
Am -Uniiua
Clondwur
Uae
Pice
Commie Wall
Oa Pier
Range Yilan
Annual Pool Of Wool Is Being Made Here
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local newspaper note about wool pooling or processing at a regional site with scattered proper nouns and page references. The readable fragments mention a facility, pages, and a swing light, with unclear dates. The record preserves the era tone without asserting specifics.
Oklahoma Polls Open as Presidential Race Sparks Debate
Voters head to Oklahoma polls amid a heated campaign. Reports cite discussions of old-age pensions and welfare proposals while noting key figures and party lines shaping the election.
Reynoldstown Day Observed Amid Mixed Notices
Fragmentary OCR reads Reynoldstown Day events on Tuesday August 16 with scattered names and phrases. Mentions of individuals, locations and housing appear garbled, yielding an unclear balance of social, local notices and possible event details.
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Reynoldstown
Death record for 58 year old Mes Achitles Woodilett
A notice records the death of Mes Achitles Woodilett, 58, of Los Wilmington Avenue and Michael Bosch Pastorng 1, at YCraton Avenue. The entry appears from the Tuesday, July 1, 1988 issue with sparse details.
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Mes
Achitles Woodilett
Loos
Wilmington Avenue
Michael Bosch
Iat
Ycraton Avenue
Brief Stop Only Made In Moscow By Hughes Sun
Howard Hughes and companions were reported far ahead of any record flying over 13 000 feet due to ice. They aimed to reach Omsk by 2 pm EST after a brief stop, then continue toward Yakutsk as they circled beyond Sverdlovsk in a globe spanning flight.
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Moscow
Hughe
Howard Hughes
Wodas
Sverdlovsk
Muscnw
Omsk
Yakutsk
DuPont And Raskob Must Pay Back Tax Over Million
DuPont and Raskob are ordered to repay taxes exceeding one million dollars in a decisive financial ruling. The decision names the two firms and specifies the tax repayment requirement tied to the case outcome.
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DuPont and
Raskob
Untitled historical note on unnamed figures and events
Fragmentary item mentions individuals and dates with unclear timeline. It references a local scene or handle names, noting numbers that may indicate amounts or counts. The garbled text prevents precise identification of persons, places, or actions, yielding only a vague sense of a small community record.
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