President Ends Decentralization Trip Plans With Relief Fleet
President Roosevelt returns to Washington after a trip linked to a fleet exercises and relief plans. The article notes ongoing war maneuvers at Charleston navy yard and signals a broader push for limited decentralization of relief by the state and counties. Governor James opposes transferring disbursement of relief funds to counties and seeks broader administrative control within the existing program.
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Unclear disjointed PA news fragment with scattered names
Fragmentary newspaper note outlines scattered names and events, mentioning Washington Street, Laurira Will, Weather, and Florida vacation. Text is garbled with many unreadable words, providing no coherent story, dates, or verifiable details.
Fire Death Toll May Reach 30 After Rubble Search
Rescue teams continued scanning a blaze site through the night and resumed at dawn, with officials saying up to 30 people may have died. Among recovered victims were a woman and a child, the mother cradling the infant, as crews worked amid the fire blackened ruins and heavy timbering.
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Hire Shaas
Aianr
Slain Junior High Student Found Dead In Oklahoma City
Police pressed a nationwide search today as they worked to solve the brutal killing of a 13 year old junior high student in Oklahoma City. The girl was found in her dining room wearing pink pajamas and a blue robe, with a heavy blow to the head and a white cord around her throat. Her parents, the mother and stepfather, discovered the body when returning from dinner.
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Cinternationall News Service
Oklahoma City
Okla
TF. W. Scharber
Scharber
Patlee
New Deadline For Drivers' Cards March 8
Harrisburg reports Gov. Abihy H. Jamus moved the deadline for driver licenses to March 8 to reduce delays. Officials indicate licenses will be issued or cards forwarded to applicants despite past complaints, citing state revenue and service efficiency goals.
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Hay Ulid
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Daily Weather Report Update
A brief daily weather note reports surface conditions and temperature range. The report notes a high and low for the day, with expected sunshine or clouds and any precipitation or wind advisories. Local meteorological office issues the regional forecast for readers.
Substantial Cut In Expenditures Of U S Demand
The Democratic economy bloc in the Senate, led by Vice President Garner, pushes for substantial federal expenditure cuts as a practical measure to reassure business. Senator Pat Harrison serves as the keynote, aiming to halt tax increases while Garnear drives the economy program. The plan seeks to curb spending and sustain administration efforts to appease business, with continued coverage on Page Two.
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Gandhi Begins Another Fast in Rajkot to Press Reforms
Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the Untouchables, starts a new hunger strike in Rajkot demanding a satisfactory response to his constitutional proposal for Nawa Rajkot. He says he will fast for an indefinite period until the breach of promise by the Rajkot ruler is addressed and seeks greater peasant participation in state government.
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India
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Gandhi
Two Men Killed As Car Overturns Near Here
In Connellsville on March 3 a car carrying two men overturned on a mountain road four miles southwest of Here. Driver Charlie Bell died from injuries. Passenger Charles H. Miller, 23, escaped injury. Co worker Benford, 50, a WPA worker, was also in the car. State motor police reported the car tried to avoid a large stone on a steep incline before overturning.
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Opposition To Amie Grows In Senate Nomination
Washington March 3 Senate confirmation of farmer Rep Thomas R Amie a Progressive as member of the interstate commerce commission faces doubt as one Democrat on the subcommittee contemplates opposing the nomination. If the subcommittee signals opposition the full committee may also report unfavorably. Senate leaders privately question confirmation if committees turn down the nomination amid Huey P Long and other opposition.
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Inteysiite Corn Mores Commission
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Lield
Wheeler
Martann
Interaigle Commerce Commiller
Drmocky Jahnson
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Hil
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Kansas
Austin
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Two Men Rescued From McKeesport Hall Fire
Two men were overcome by smoke and rescued early today as smoke from a fire threatened Slavak Hall in McKeesport. Joseph Liehman, 86, and Paul Boren, both residents of Hy building, were pulled to safety after workers and hospital crews spent two hours battling the blaze.
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Pltusburgh
McKeespore
Joseph Tliehman
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Paler Hospital
Pacelli Elected Pope With Unanimous Election
Vatican announces Eugenio Pacelli named pope after ballots reveal he secured a unanimous vote except for not voting for himself. Details show Peili received 41 votes in first ballot and 6 on a later count with one vote cast for Gronaro. Pacelli is 63 and dean of Sacred College.
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Bar Association Banquet Tonight in Lew Castle Field Club
Lawrence County Bar Association members judges from the court and officials from the county and nearby areas gather at Lew Castle Field Club for the annual banquet at 8:40. George W Muse is general chairman with Ray W Timot assisting. Clyde Armstrong of Pittsburgh will be the guest speaker. Various judges and guests will be introduced and a program of stunts is planned by junior members.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Beaver County
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Bloodstained Clothing Hints Toward Suspect in Murder Case
Los Angeles police study bloodstained garments found in a dry cleaning shop as potential evidence in the Sosoyeva murder. Witnesses describe a man seen near the scene Friday night, aiding the investigation.
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Roosevelt Third Term Statement Hinted In Silent Studio Column
In Washington March 3 the studio column hints that President Roosevelt may declare intentions on a third term. The plaintext commentary notes political maneuvering and potential policy signals as the White House weighs the candidacy question amid shifting party dynamics.
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Sutherland May Leave Pitt Job
Mississippi State University is reportedly nearing an offer to hire Sutherland as head coach. The move would end his long association with Pitt, where he starred as a standout All-American and leader of the football program.
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Mississippi State official comments on coaching offer
Starkville reports athletic director R Noble of Mississippi State University declines to comment on rumors linking football mentor Jol Bain Suchorkiund to a Purdue University offer. Noble states no contract has been signed and a decision will be communicated later.
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Suchorkiund
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Soaveme
Fifth Cardinal For United States Now Possibility
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a potential fifth cardinal for the United States. The unreadable text references Hayes and a discussion about a regional or church appointment, with unclear names and dates. Further readable context is not present to identify entities or specifics.
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Legion Against War Referendum Debated in Court
Fragmentary text shows a legal challenge to a war referendum with mentions of court proceedings, officials, and figures like Chadwick and Pope. The garbled lines hint at a formal opposition or declaration, with references to commissions, proposals, and possible dates, but specifics remain unclear.
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Chadwick
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Pope Peroyesid
Death Record Notice for Priday and Nearby Towns
Obituary fragment lists individuals including Kren Davins aged 82 from Nawhington and Nathien Myhaseyh from Mibtsburah with March 3 as the date, noting a Washington state reference and a wine avenue mention. The readable items are sparse and partly garbled, preserving the core death notice elements.
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Kren Davins
Mibtsburah
Nathien Myhaseyh
Pope Pius XII fixes coronation date in Vatican address
Pope Pius XII selected March 12 for his coronation and issued a first address urging peace and charity. Vatican officials and cardinals gathered as the new pope spoke on themes of peace, justice, and spiritual renewal amid the backdrop of the papal transitions.
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Vatican City
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Raaun Carhedio
Rescue Vessels Stand By After Sealine Disaster
New York news service reports hopes for 130 men aboard a Canadian sealing ship off Newfoundland as a heavy wave swept the deck. Two vessels, including the Ranger, reportedly responded to the distress, with crews attempting to rescue survivors and remove men who had spent hours in icy water.
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