Snowstorms Claim Roads and Bridges in Upstate New York
Snow and flooding disrupt travel across upstate New York as heavy storms lash northern areas. Officials warn of rising water on the Hudson and Mohawk rivers while many highways remain impassable due to snow, ice, and washed-out sections.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Boying
Lee Kouree
Une Tromble
Hudson
Auldifian
Vaden
Fieldhruindocks
Siern
Connecticut River high flood near town limits
River flood crested today with water more than 100 feet from the shore along both sides of the river. A tow of boats and lines stretched to gauge the rising waters as crews monitored the Connecticut shoreline and warned residents downstream.
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Trapportd
Conn
Mion
Tawlanda
Niles
Trariford
Lde
Noywal
Brother Dies in Automobile Accident in Newcastle
Tide Ren Kline brother of Earoyn Kline of Ayocity was killed instantly Saturday morning in a Newcastle Pennsylvania automobile crash. Details are scarce. listed survivors include Charles fog brochore and siblings. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Morversburg.
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Kline
Ear
Newcastle
Chofala Fog Brochore
Siskerss Fh
Dywn
Kime
Mea
Kramer
Tagieinbars
Pog Ais
Th. Glover
Mes
Ev. Glan
Watter G. Kiting
Marvey
France Seeks War Debt Settlement With United States
The Associated Press reports in Washington that France must revive its new offer for settling war debts to the United States. The American debt commission met to study Berenger’s proposal, with France to modify terms. Negotiations remain active, though not finalized, and initial payments were discussed at 25 million dollars annually. Mary Mellon conferred with Ambassador Berenger before negotiations continue.
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Washington
American Debt Commission
Durant
Amassador Berenger
Mary Mellon
France
Berénger
Talline
Germany
Berenger
Unt
Radio Burglar William Setvich Captured After Crime Spree
William Setvich, a collage graduate and respected local figure known as WilHan Schoch by night, burglarized 125 homes, gaining loot valued at $600,000. Police recovered diamonds, jewelry, and radi osts at his home. J. Walsh captured him.
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William Setvich
Qnd
Ag & Model
WilHan Schoch
Chicago
He Pollos Bay
Schoch
J. Walsh
Son of noted rabbi rejects Judaism as life guide
Janea Wise, 2 year old son of Rabbi Stephen Wise, renounces becoming a rabbi and disconnects from organized Jewish ideology. He believes Judaism as a religion has ceased to play a vital part in Jewish life and plans to pursue secular work addressing American laws while guiding young Jews.
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New York
Janea
Vreoman Wise
Stephen
Wise
America
Stanlet
Gala
Dry Enforcement Up To Congress Says Andrews
Washington April 20 The assistant secretary in charge of dry enforcement reports improved conditions due to Congress actions. He cites reorganized enforcement units, shift of alcohol control to prohibition, coast guard and customs coordination, treaties with Mexico and Cuba, and annual reviews of petroleum products as factors restoring respect for federal law.
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Congress
Andrews
Wasitington
Ciedyinan Cumiutas
la Luayerr le
Internal Revenue Bitean
Coast Guard
Petrolia
Mexico
Cuba
Meeting to decide water cuts and garbage deal
Tomorrow night Mayor Hag and TRewntan will lead a special city meeting to determine water cuts and the contract terms. Estimated spending for the next contract runs around $400,000, with bids for garbage disposal expected to be analyzed and approved.
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Hag
Honda
Rds
Apple Massom Festival Set for Winchester May Fourth
Winchester on April 26 reports the Apple Massom Festival will be held May 4. Officials say cold weather delayed bloom, but trees were not damaged much and buds are now beginning to open, with the festival likely proceeding as planned.
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Winchester
Iégan
Vigilantes vow to capture murderer amid Tennessee unrest
Raucous crowds and official pleas mark a turbulent scene as vigilantes pledge to seize a killing suspect. Officials promise lawful action while quarantine protests and transport disputes ripple through the region near the Tennessee border.
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Tennessee
Negro Church Burned by White Mob in New Jersey Riot
Garteret New Jersey April 28. A church serving a negro congregation was destroyed by fire during a white mob assault as its worship service began. Bricks and stones struck the building, windows were broken, and worshippers fled. A white man, Robert Duckart? was charged with stabbing a white man named Garrell. A civilian woman solicitor and her two children received aid from churches amid threats the church members face home harassment.
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Garteret
N. J
First Bapital Negro
Robert Ducaeft
NEW THEATRE PROJECT PROMPTS LOCAL INTERESTS IN PRADORIRLE
A fragmentary note describes a new theatre project in Pradorirle area, with estimated cost near $200,000 and planning details. The text mentions Yonkers New York and a ten year old girl involved in a separate, unclear incident. The garbled passage obscures several names and events, but indicates community theater activity and related local concerns.
Witnesses dispute deposit evidence in Buffalo holdup case
In Lancaster and Buffalo testimony unfolded over Alfred Gurrisberg and Whittemore as defense contends no cash was deposited. A restaurant worker testified a reward was discussed for testimony, while detectives described Whittemore's evasive replies and lack of new confessions. The trial nears jury deliberation as cross examination probes motive and deposits.
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Talon
Shim
Mike Melandinos
Coper
Rebutta
Guggisberg
Totter
Abtorney Moore
Metandines
Buffalo
Tle
Gugglsboeg
Roy W. Clarke
Bealh
Gugslattorg
New York City
Altory W. Bartlett Summer
Wiliinnra
New York
Whittemore
Anthony Paladino
William Unklebach
Crose
Meltler Paladino
Uniebach
Bank of
Duttala
Driver Gives Wrong Name After Bis shap Incident
A motorist struck Mrs. Luther Corder as she crossed a street near Washington County yesterday. The driver fled after injuring her and giving an incorrect name. Mrs. Corder was taken to Washington County Hospital with a broken shoulder and other injuries. Her husband was present at the scene as medics attended to her condition.
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Delivar
Luther Corder
Corder
Saath Potomay Amiest
Spead
Washinngton County Hospital
Fruit Escapes Cold Weather Peaches Seen With Great Crop
Weather spared Nis County orchards from frost damaging apples and peaches, with no noted losses in Nis and Hancock sections. Buds pre bloom by mid next week, while peach growers anticipate world demand and high prices as frost damage hit other states. Local growers report best year possible for peaches in this valley.
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Nis
Inal
Hancock
J. Andrew Co- Aid
Hitory
Georgia
North Carolina
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Drunk Driving Costly Crash Leads to Damages and Fines
A vehicle driven while intoxicated caused a collision near Shirpsburg in which a party and several individuals suffered injuries. Court records show $1000 in damages and related costs plus fines, with defendants including Anon Donegan and J M Kuhn among those charged.
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Quer
Batora Susiles J
Seoul
China
Hazing death shocks town as details emerge
A tragic hazing incident claims the life of a young man linked to a university. Police and campus officials report a severe attack during a varsity event. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene and the involvement of a professor. The case has drawn regional scrutiny.
Mount Holyoke bans smoking for students
Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley Mass adopts a strict policy prohibiting student smoking under college authority. The rule requires students to pledge not to smoke, with violations risking withdrawal from the college. the institution notes it is one of the few eastern women's colleges where smoking is entirely forbidden.
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South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
Mount Molverie
Plant trees at Old Fort Frederick grounds
Maryland branches of the Daughters of the American Revolution began a tree planting project at Fort Frederick in Washington County. Red pine ash and poplar will reforest about 96 acres near the fort, which dates to the 1700s and was built by Governor Sharpe.
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Maryland Department
Fort Frederick
Washington
Varios
Officials scored At Big Dry Mass Meeting
A fragmentary report describes a mass meeting at Big Dry with officials, charges, and references to local leaders. The text mentions Governor Ribehte and a sheriff’s staff, along with disputes over law enforcement and public duties at a county level. Further context is unclear due to damaged OCR.
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