Roosevelt Moves to Prevent Railroad Worker Strike
OGDEN LEADS N SKEET SHOOT John Ogden of this city broke 49 pigeons out of 50 shots and won a prize at a skeet shoot held in Vincennes Sunday. Special feature included bright red pigeons that yielded a free box of shells when broken. Scores listed for participants including J. Piegees, B. Ois, C. Bennett, R. Jordan, Knauth, Willis, Byers, Coan, Baker, Ewing, Klein, and McKinney.
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John Ogden
Vincennes
J. Piegees
B. Ois C. Bennett
Parlard
R. Jordan
M.ate
Knauth
C. Willis
BE. Byers
R. Coan
S. Baker
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Lung
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R. [Ewing
J. Ain
Klein
A. McKinne
Ww. Howe
Prague News Mixed Over Promise of Allied Aid
The Prague desk reports varied public reaction to promises of armed aid if the Soviet union is invaded. Hitler faces widespread fear and a cautious stance from British and French leaders as they warn against war, while Mussolini and Hitler eye potential settlements.
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Prague
Germany
Hitler
Mussolini
Neville c Miberiain
Edouard Hills
Isports Palace
Elo
Sudetenland
Aly
Revn Free Corps
Spain
Ambiguous Conflicted Exchange Described in Wartime Debate
A fragmentary dialogue references attempts to dominate the lead by a two percent margin and discusses peace prospects and sympathy for kin. Sir Horace Wilson and a Chamberlain figure are cited in a debate on national duty and liberty during a tense political moment.
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Pete Oy
Aaron
Horace Wilson
4-H Potato Club Winners Rewarded
County Agent Aishea announced cash prizes totaling awards for 4-H Potato Club winners. Checks from the B and O were issued today and will be mailed, honoring participants from Elmore, Steele township, and Kowihadin including Robert Boyd, Chris O'Brien, James Lecrery, Herman O'Connor, Paul Harrawood, Robert Bullock, and Ernest Mattingly.
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B. & O. Rall
Aishea
Sikammediately
Ili
Elmore
Robert Boyd E 'Steele
Chris O’brien
James Lecrery
Herman) O'Connor
Paul and
Harrawood
Robert Bullock
Ernest Mattingly
Oor Kowihadin
Home Building and Loan Declares 4 Percent Dividend
Members of the Home Building and Loan Association will receive a 4 percent dividend on October 1. It marks the 121st consecutive quarterly payout. Association offices are in the Peoples National Bank Building. Board nominees include Jis A. Hastings Elmer Buzan Elmer E. Hastings Andie J. Badinger Ralph G Has Arthur W. Allen John S. Hastings Franklin G. White and Roy D. Smiley.
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Home Building and Loan Association
Association
Peoples National Bank
Jis A. Hastings
Elmer Buzan
Elmer E. Hastings
Andie J. Biadinger
Ralph G Has
Arthur W. Allen
John S. Hasting
Franklin’ G. White
Roy D. Smiley
Damage suit settled out of court for 80 dollars
A damage suit involving John M. Watkins and Cyrus J. Slinkard and Bloomer versus On. conversion of crop was settled out of court for 80 dollars with each side agreeing to pay half of the court costs. The jury was dismissed without hearing any part of the case.
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John M. Watkins
Cyrus J. Slinkard
Bloomer
Two Fined in Justice Court for Improper Lights
In a justice of peace court hearing yesterday two men faced improper lights charges filed by state police official Darel H. Fréed. Conrad Stephens and Carl Cannan were each fined one dollar plus costs totaling ten dollars.
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Justice of Peace Court
Darel H. Fréed
Conrad Stephens
Carl ‘Cannan
First M E Members Plan Get Together
Mrs and friends of the First Methodist Church have planned a pitch in dinner and a social at the church tonight. Rev J Edward Murr marks the start of his ninth year as pastor.
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J. Edward Murr
Paso the Church
Joe Burch Visits Old Friends After Long Absence
Joe Burch, formerly of the Orban Station neighborhood, makes a brief visit to the area after a long absence of about 42.7 years. He travels with his father to Buda in 1896 and is meeting with old friends and relatives following the death of Mrs. Tom Burgh in 1894.
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Jo¢. Burch
Orban Station
Tom Burgh
Burch
Buda
Three Man Board Named to Mediate Rail Disputes
President Roosevelt selects a three man board to mediate railroad labor differences. Chief Justice Walter, Justice Stacey, James Landis join Harry A. Millis to oversee a 60 day process with 36 days for hearings followed by a 30 day post proceedings window. The action aims to prevent a nationwide transport disruption and preserve essential commerce.
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Washington
Ee-Man Board
Walter, P. Stacey
North Carolina State Sumie Court
James Landis
Harvard
Peties and Exchange
Harry A. ‘Millis
The
Aeversity of
Chicago
Econotrid
Ees
Roosevelt
County Christian Conference Planned At Antioch Church
An all day conference of Christian churches arranged for Thursday at Antioch Christian Church northeast of Washington will feature a county and state joint program. A large attendance is anticipated with sessions on church cooperation, education, missions, and committee appointments followed by a church basket dinner.
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Conference of Christian Churches
Antioch Christian ‘Church
Washington
Asp
Tur
Anna
Tephe Rural Church
Poland Roles and Alliances During German Advances
Fragmentary notes describe Poland trading cautious stances as Germany advances toward France. Poland seeks Allied support through Paderewski diplomacy, contemplates border actions, and debates joining Polish legions with Allied forces amid tensions over Upper Silesia and minorities.
Webster Named Library Board Member
G G Webster, a local junk dealer and coal yard operator, is named to the library board. The appointment is by the city official, with Webster set to attend a meeting at 214 Poplar Street. The notice outlines compensation and terms of service.
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G. G. Webster
G&g
Webster
Hagattied & Mumer
Librar
Miedo
Polatiether
Poplar Street
Hospital notes and legal notices in Newark area
Hospital notes record a major operation and patient admissions this morning. A separate notice lists Home Owners Urban Corporation versus Charles A and Mary E Reynolds over possession and damages, with attorney Fred Dobbyn named.
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Uéan Corporation
Charles A
Mary E. Reynolds
Fred Dobbyn
Fox
Fragmentary OCR Note Leaves Sparse Names
The readable text lists scattered names and initials such as Leonard Gomez Benton Harris Stratton Feller and Walkup with numbers 00 0 202 000. The excerpt presents no clear event or outcome.
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Leonard
Gomez
Benton
Harris
Stratton
Feller
Col Coulter Taken By Death
Col Th B Coulter 64 former county circuit judge and Republican nominee for judge in county died after illness in hospital. He served in the regular army for space baptain volunteers in Goanah American and was commandant of Camp Mississippi during war. He was survived by four daughters and a son.
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Indias
Ib. Coulter
Ox County
Hupe
Coul
Mississippi
Seek Fugitive Hale Wanted in Shoals Case
U S Department of Justice seeks Hobart G Hale believed to have fled to Shoals after a 1936 Martin County forgery and theft spree. Hale previously hid in Terre Haute and was released by Martin County sheriff. He faces an interstate motor vehicle theft charge and related forgery records.
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United ‘States Department of Justice
Hobart G. Hale
Whd
Iwic
Shoals
Etime Hale
Terré, Haute
Martin County
Martin Cire
Hale
Paoli Weighs Military Aid Amid Global War Tensions
Fragmented OCR text indicates authorities discuss trained soldiers and national alliances in a wartime context. The passage hints at Allied and Axis framing and ongoing global conflict debates. No clear names, dates, or places are recovered.
Soviet Union Mobilizes a Million for War
Soviet Russia has mobilized about one million troops, with 1 200 front line aircraft, on full war footing as it pledges immediate armed aid to Czechoslovakia. The move signals readiness to join wartime actions if Germany attacks.
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London
England
Russia
Onelovakia
Czechoslovakia
Yestern
Great Bud
Pargue
Roosevelt Seeks Unity as World Faces Threats
Fragmentary wartime notes show Roosevelt debating a global response to looming catastrophe. A Cabinet meeting outline indicates tightened schedules and a push to coordinate Washington’s stance before Hitler’s demands escalate.
Duke of Widsor Will Be Returned Amid Crisis
Old enmities forgo cement of the st buried in a wal emergency government has already made a fate for the Dukgkeron general staff in the event that breaks out international news a ce learned yi. King George foldstere it has b
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Dukgkeron
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