Fragmented OCR: International Schools race and delay tale
A garbled report recounts an International Correspondence Schools speed event with interruptions and excuses. It mentions Talat, a Russian civil engineer student, and a 36 yen stamp, plus long delays and a seven hour light weight fight in New Orleans in 1893, with unclear names and places.
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Talat Ansurod
Chouisidia
New Orleans
Washington Calling Luce Speech Divides on Negro Rights
The article reports Mrs Clare Boothe Luce delivering a Washington address criticizing political opponents and pressuring for civil rights. She denounces injustice, argues human rights unite races, and clashes with Mississippi Senator Bilbo. The event highlights tensions in national politics and Luce’s stance amid religiously framed discourse.
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Washington
Lohg
Politca
Annenimeing
Cale
House
Republican Club
Dasteet
Columbia
America
Lice
Jaire
Renate
Lace
Remy
Charlie Takeidatte
Jean Whadu
Michace
Coltage
Sauer
Washengton
West
Taee
Final Rush At Internal Revenue Office
Filing activity quickens at the local Internal Revenue Service office 210 Court Street as the March 14 deadline nears. Deputy collector D E Rimbach notes similar total returns to last year, predicting a last minute rush if current filing pace continues. The office, open daily except holidays, will be closed tomorrow for Washington's Birthday and will open the first three Saturdays in March to assist filers. A representative aided Wellington and Graston post offices this week and works at Chelin post office this week to help with returns. A Avon Lake resident, Mrs. Bayley, is at Avon home with granddaughter and grandson, MP, and Mré. Thomas Bayley. John Setstad ALN. N. PB. 96, visiting sister and Zach, returns to Kalispell.
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Internal Revénué Office
Court Street
Rimbach
Internal Revenue
Washington
Actomodalé Riate
Wellington
Gratston
Ché@ilin
Avon In
Quilé
Thowia’ Bayléy
Avon Lake
John Sétstad
Zach
Rothé
Kalispell
Ailesida Meeting at Study Club in Oberlin
Ailesida attended a Monday evening meeting with Mrs Lillian Wagner at the Study Club of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Oberlin. Mrs Mat Casper spent Monday and Tuesday at her daughter’s home. Mr and Mrs Karl Pickering and Mr and Mrs R A Mittlestead visited from St Petersburg Fla and stayed with relatives in Fostoria. Mr and Mrs C Winchell of Ravena visited the home of her brother and wife Arthur Brown on Hale Street. Mrs Martha Henson of Center…
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Ailésida
Lillian Wagner
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Oberlin
Mat Casper
Karl Pickering
R. A. Mittlestead
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fostoria
C. Winchell
Ravenna
Arthur Brown
Hale Street
Martha Henson
Center
Population surge and fuel-free planes in 1920s study
An unclear report notes population figures rising from 946 to 2965 in Louisiana and mentions a hypothetical substitution of alumiquin for Popper qae plane components, claiming a weight reduction from 126 to 320 pounds, with scattered weather and industry references.
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eToer
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Bulk Sauerkraut
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Hills Bros
Barry
Internal Revenue Office
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Ohio
Elbo Macaroni
Betsy Ross
Avon
Erie Street
M. Klein
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PIE
MiDdle Ave
Lake Ave
Plesave
Ea Characterystic
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Potomac
Sy's
Tb Pras
Boo Laaree
STIS
Chile
Campbell’s Soups
Hills Bros. Coffee
Clapp's Baby Foods
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Pascal Celery
Hothouse Tomatoes
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