Public outcry over draft slackers and accountability
August 20 1970 editorial cites Indianapolis News calling for transparency about who failed the nation in a crisis. It questions the draft system under the army and urges publishing the lists to expose slackers and uncover who dodged service. The piece singles out Grover Cleveland Berg and others, arguing authorities should reveal names and enforce the selective draft law.
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Indianapsla
War Department
Kron
Piches
Grover Lleveland Berg
Fragmented OCR Political Reform Debate Note
An unclear report describes opposition to a proposed party reform and mentions possible changes to the state structure. Names and places are garbled, but references to districts and recruiters suggest a political realignment discussion lacking clear details.
Fragmented Text With Unclear Narrative From OCR
The readable fragments describe a chaotic scene with references to bees flights a labored attempt to clean up a situation and distant mentions of Washington and various place names. The text appears as garbled OCR with no coherent storyline or verifiable events to summarize.
Unclear fragmentary text yields muted report
A garbled OCR fragment references individuals and unrest without clear events, dates, or locations. The readable portions mention names and a general sense of disruption but lack verifiable actions or outcomes to summarize a cohesive news item.
Archbishop Dismissed and Paper Court Rubbished
The article rails at Archbishop Sechbishop and mocks British restraint while arguing for Ireland to be kept under English oversight. It criticizes the bench and calls for stronger action against perceived meddling powers, highlighting tension between U.S. and Britain.
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Ireland
Erglind
Wurveilland
England
Essentel
Uni
Prohibition Debate Rages Across Parties in Nation
A fragmented discussion accuses candidates and parties of stalling reform on the eighteenth amendment. The piece argues prohibition was achieved by Democrats and Republicans united, while third parties failed to influence policy, urging honest leadership against political posturing.
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Gaemar
Lica
Heal
Cox
Prohibition Party
Congress
Seime
Ibis
Fragmented OCR Clutter Scrambles Event Details
A garbled OCR text fragment mentions crime, places, and names but is largely unreadable. It references a foyer, a layout, and radar terms with unclear context. No cohesive incident or人物 can be identified from the legible portions.
Fragmented text mangles names and events at wartime meeting
A garbled OCR passage recounts a wartime meeting or event with numerous misspellings of names and places. The readable elements suggest discussions with a president or leader, hints of a frost or cold period, and references to factions or committees, but specific details remain unclear.
Haste in Constitution Debate Undermines Public Trust
The text criticizes rushed political experiments in American governance, warning that hurriedly pushing a constitutional suffrage amendment risks national disgrace. It condemns both male and female politicians pressuring public opinion and calls for sober, sound debate over fundamental changes.
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National Republican Duras and the 1920 Election Debate
A fragmentary OCR passage discusses the National Republican stance and the 1920 political climate. It mentions President Harding and Coolidge, party loyalty in Congress, and debates over presidential leadership and party strategy amid contested elections. Strong names include Harding and Coolidge with broad references to national politics and party unity.
Fragmentary OCR: debate on suffrage and states rights
Fragmented text shows a discussion on suffrage and constitutional issues in Tennessee. Mentions Speaker of the House Seth Spraker, voting, and a theme of expediency versus conviction. Includes garbled references to poets and political figures.
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Tennessea Legislatumr
Rud
Spraker
Seth W
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White House
Exiey
Republican Call to Back Full Ticket in 5321 Election
A rousing party message urges Republicans to support the entire ticket to avoid betraying the cause and to secure relief from intolerable conditions after seven and a half years of Wilson era governance. It emphasizes active involvement, urging turnout for congressional candidates and vigorous backing for the party.
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Bir
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Congress
Wilsonian Central
Republicat
Republican Party
Astd
Paxet
Beast
Boost
Roxy
Japan to Send Baseball Cubs to Adereca
Chicago dispatch reports Japanese interest in sending top American league players for an extended exhibition tour. Plans include five months of preparation and a crossing to Japan, with prominent universities and professors organizing the exchange. Aimed at showcasing baseball diplomacy and strengthening cross Pacific athletic ties.
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Japan
Adereca
Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Insek
Orient
Ran Merrifield
Chiage
Ouristeri
Pridissin
Iso Abe
Basal
Jinan
Cof
Laci
Wareda
Prifesssor Berniiehen
Miesamme Institution
Ter
Amaream
Elecer
Hal
Daverd
Cuiner
Tekletn
Seattle
Wystern
Ove
Peery
Ieblers Cmapratite
Holdbnag
Cualleyge Tenteer
Vlalive
Serbia
Piper
Alice
Government control of grain supply abolished
The article reports the abolition of government control over grain distribution in Austria, detailing political reactions, potential price and supply implications, and the shift toward free market dynamics for farmers and millers. It notes resignations of food officials and outlines the impact on bread prices and market competition among producers.
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Muenna
Auntra
Rosabedishid
Wateh
Deutsch Parthe
Gernunenyt
Jk Witt
Austria
Lowenfeld-Rus
Change in Law Firm Dissolves Emison Hooper Gregg
Vincennes law firm Emison Hooper Gregg dissolves. Claude E Orese opens on the second floor of Hewett building at 413 Main. Ewing R Bison and William Hoover stay in the fifth floor of the Orphant building. Gregg will assist Ta dana Power Co as attorney and bank president.
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Vincennes Sun
Emison
Hellert
Gress
Tadana Power Company
Vincennes State Bank
Local visitors and family gatherings in Shiloh area
Alva Kirk and Homer Kirk of Bloomfield visited with Breather Kirk and family. Alva Kirk and family joined Dan Courtney near Finu m for a visit. Clarence Byer and Denver Harper visited Ed wardsport friends for a picnic. El Daugherty of Brown County, Water Clinton, and Alvin Danner of Reese Hill attended gatherings. Juste Bouch visited Bicknell, John Danner and family hosted Friday. Mr and Mrs Wumhin Danbury, Indiana visit relatives. Eugene Rower of Danville Illinois visited relatives here. Fern Cosb from Bloomfield came for a brief visit with Ora Chestnut. Lee Faith and son hosted Friday night with Thomas Faith. Ora Chestnut and Milas Pern Coot visited Charles Myers. Melvin Harper of Lintud visited Thursday. Bert Roach, Joe Chesnut, and WU Humvrick traveled to Rosyville. Orphen Byer visited Daisy Bloach Friday. Mrs Sallie Harper called on Mrs Vince Byer-Fritts. Minnie Brida Reynolds visited Sunday night with Mrs Ck. Mrs John Pigkins passed through Monday. Willard Byer and Fred Byer visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Fred Byers. Estrivat Tigach’s aunt Hazel visited Suminary afternoon with Mr and Mrs Harvey Byer.
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Alva Kirk
Riday
Homer Kirk
Bloomfield
Aluud Citninn
Art Beatrice Overton
Afva
Dan Courtney
Finum
Clarence Byer
Denver
Harper
Edwardsport
el Daugherty
Brown
County
Clinton
Alvin Danner
Reese
Hiss Juste Bouch
Bicknell
John Danner
Sic
Wumhin Danbury
Muncie
Ind
Charles Myers
Melvin Harper
Lintud
Bert Roach
Joe Chesnut
WU Humvrick
Jett
Roswyille
Hitness
Orphen Byer
Laat
Daisy
Sallie Harper
Vince Byer
John Pigkins
Willard Byer
Fred Byer
Fred Byers
Estrivat Tigach
Hazel
Suminary
Harvey Byer
Unclear historic list of names and officials
A dense OCR of a 19th or early 20th century commission and business directory fragment lists numerous individuals, firms, and locations. It references commissioners, names such as Hart, Engle, Tarvin, and Harrington as well as multiple companies and places, creating a scattered roster-like record. The readable portion centers on a formal roster of people and affiliations without a single coherent news event.
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