Ten Killed In Texas Auto Crash
Ten people died in a head on crash on a shaded Texas highway near the Rio Grande Valley south of Alamo. It occurred around 7:40 PM during heavy rain as two cars collided on the US road near the Texas Mexico border. Among the dead were four children. others ranged from 32 to 42 years old, all residents of La Hacera region. Migrant farm workers were among the nearby witnesses and rescue efforts. Local officials said excessive speed contributed to the fatal collision.
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Alamo, Tex
Gover Mien
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Mexico
Ingre
John YY Clune
Kenia Cumseho
Adelia Comaeha
Reir
Ehiteeen
Zolunda
Nita
Minerva
Hetutla Morates Tovar
Murlingen
Tex
Dian Hernandez
Binda Fornaio
Whate
Abon
Adilotis Taut
Daley
Closnen
Mailey
Tome Shanily
Saul
What you don't tell your doctor may kill you
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss medical secrecy and risk but is garbled. It mentions a doctor patient dynamic and hints at warning about undiscussed health issues. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events or names for a full report.
Legislator To Address BPW Club
A legislator is set to address the BPW Club at a gathering on Basilaga Street hosted by the Wanein's Club. The event features a roster of speakers including attorney candidates and local officials, with plans for remarks on governance and community issues.
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BPW Club
Fragmented OCR Town Notes From a Local Paper
A jumble of place names and broken phrases appears to reference St Bernard's Dowis St Marie's Qseister and local entities. The legible items mention diets, tone, guardians, and a few scattered references to places like Bag, AL and Suupie’s. The overall piece reads like a partial OCR of a community notice section with many unreadable fragments.
Unclear text fragment from historical notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions places and names such as SAS AgHMnT Antler Liter alley SonNHPhes She Soe Chiba and South Merion. Details are unreadable. no coherent event or full names to summarize a specific item or outcome.
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Heridake
SAS
Liter Alley
Sonnhphes
Upon
Chiba
Spud Canada
Seeupass
Pearly
South Merion
Fies
Healy Halt
Foval Popatlatlom
Italians Win Bridge Title
Italian bridge players won the world championship, defeating the United States by about 20 points in the final match. The event drew observers who noted the Italians’ clean victory as the U S bid and play underperformed. The final score hovered near 100 points with the Italians taking the title.
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New York
API
Selerut
Shige Suindiry
Ameria
United States
United
Kurone
Thorn Lanind Miley
Hareliano Wal
Stanly
Willy Tel
Argentina
Walker, Nun's Father, Dies After Brief Illness
R D A Walker longtime Troy man and father of Sister Philomena Walker died Sunday at a Las Vegas hotel after a brief illness. He served as a maintenance worker for the Lensselier County Highway Department and was active as a communicant of Saint Augustine Church. He was husband of Jenette Kile Talim Walker and father of Joseph H Walkey of Troy and Elizabeth McDonnell of Philadelphia. Funeral arrangements announced for Tuesday at Saint Augustine's Church with a Requiem Mass.
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Walker
Saul Awe
Philomena
Wille Sisters
Powe
Pittsburgh
Pay
Thouared
Las Bitel
Athens
Sentime
Lensselier County
Sox Sista Philameba
Prod
Joseph H
Troy
Mise
Telivabeth
McDonnel
Philadelphia
Dean
Dogan
Dwyer A NY Central Aide Dies After Service
N Y Central Aide Jon W Dwyer dies at Velurang Administrative Hospital after illness. The obituary notes his tenure with the railroad and mentions surviving family including wife and sister, with services held at a local church and Mass. Community figures attend, honoring his contributions to the church and rail line.
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Jon WD
New York
Gente Dak
Velurang Administrate Hospital
Alloy
Muogttia
Lee Deere
Siam Lin Odlanghirers
Rey Nolin
Sehenwetady
North
Havaina
Lateran
Truckers Po Will Fuel Tanks In Other States
Avon leaders report that fuel tax hikes will force truckers to pay more at the pump in New York and other states. David Algis, president of the New York Motor Carplers, warns the tax will shift costs across borders as drivers travel to nearby states to refuel, raising prices for goods.
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Asi
Dietet
Ams
Avon
David Algis
New York Motor Carplers
Cote
Anil
Npstaly
Vitek
New York
Mtcl
Hierenavik
New Jaw
Missing Ship Faults and Obituary Details Loom From Syracuse
A damaged ship story intertwines with an obituary noting the death in Syracuse of William Miner of Waterford. The piece references watertight bulkheads, a freighter sinking near Syracuse, and survivors including a wife and extended family. The text mentions several names and relations amid a chaotic OCR fragment.
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HMO
Waterford
Normany
Syracuse
Willan
Merton Mince
Minow
Dave
Yen
Yasseus
Aluel
Perhoty Ilenel
Wilkin
Helen Gustafson
Graeson
Thomas
Yygacyse
Mes
Johanne Lo Capinhagen
Sistalsan of
Walortord
Waterford Lent Services Led by Local Churches
Waterford midweek Lent program hosted jointly by Waterford Methodist and Waterford Baptist churches lists daily services. Speakers include Clinton Merritt, Alarvin Hazard, John Loker, and Lloyd Pike with readers James Williams and Earl Hoag. Union service planned March 22 at First Presbyterian Church with Holy Communion on March 22. Lions Club and church notices follow with meetings, elections, and community events, including a Waterford High School Blue and Gold banquet and a town canvassing drive led by George J. Brisson.
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Waterford
Baptist Church
John Loker
Lloyd Pike
Methodist Church
James Williams
Earl Hoag
Baptist Muir's Club
Frederick E. Rogers
The
Roger
Firs Presbyterian Church
Funeral for George Virolman Held in Waterford
Funeral services in Waterford for George Virolman aged 44 at 2 pm yesterday from Quand Funeral Home 23 Broad St Rev Frederick Mogers pastor of First Baptist Church officiated bearers Earl Lausen Joseph Gallo Nayold Bristol Stahley Beverley Daniel Berar Kenneth Tamera Interment Waterford Rural Cemetery with Mr Rogers at the graveside Also notes church events including Union Lenten service at 7 30 pm and junior choir rehearsal 6 30 pm plus many parish activities at multiple churches.
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Syracise
George Virolman
1St SL
Hell
Broad St
Frederick 3
Mogers
Stachinists! Union
Erpioves
Eddy Valve Co
Sleeping Beauty Blue’ Birds
Baptist Church
Clinton Mcrrill
Methordist Church of
Waterford
Mary B.' Peckham Missionary Assn
J. D. Neely
Baptist Missionary
Philippines
Waterford Methodist Church
Church School
Boy Scouts
Pirst Baptist Church
Women's Society of Man Servicw
Methodist
Sehool Hall
Shirley LeVian
Dscay Gorham
John Folsom
Joly Buchaerst
Hev
Richard €. Tanke
Reetor
St. Mark's Church
Honsick Paris
Faber
Chiltren
Post Colors To Be Massed At Ceremony
O'Brien-Baker Post 27h HF met Saturday night at the Chats building to send colors and a delegation to the Massing of the Colors ceremony at First Presbyterian Church. Commander Criscione presided. past commander Sanvidge acted as chaplain. Dwyer reported on recent installation and discussed membership and a National Cemetery push.
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O'Brien
Alan
O'Brien- Baker
Dwyer
John D. Corcoran
John H. Gauway
Uncle Sam
National Cemetery
Edward Connally
The
Exiediore
Post
Tate
James D. Fay
Joseph &. Chiplock
National Whirligig and the Conservative Political Funds
The National Whirligig reports that the V. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers formed a political army with plans to raise 800000 dollars to mobilize conservatives across parties for upcoming elections. It notes public interest figures and the America for Constitutional Action group coordinating with lawmakers and executives. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce plans an Action Course in Practical Politics to boost business influence in presidential, congressional, and gubernatorial races.
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Chamber of Colmmarvy
National Association of Manufacturers
Labor
Americas For Constitutional Action
Nile
Ban Marcell
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Gas Storage Project Aids Western Buffalo Demand
A historical note describes gas storage from 1916 in Cohumb County where abandoned gas tanks in an old storage field were tapped. Gas was conveyed through a 30 mile pipeline to Buffalo to meet local needs.
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Cohumb
Gattaranges
Buffalo
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University of Michigan
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Cubs
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AL BO Pam
Fred Mage
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