McClure Vindicated as Senate Votes Down Discharge Motion
In Harrisburg on February 26 Senator John J. McClure of Delaware was vindicated as the Senate rejected Senator Leon C. Prince’s bid to discharge the judiciary special committee and force a vote on McClure’s resignation. The roll call favored McClure 26 to 21 with several absences and party lines shaping a tense, partisan session.
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Prince Bitter
Delaware
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
John J. McClure
State Senate
Syore
Senate
Leon Cy Prince
Cumberland
McClure
Prince
Judiciary Special
Charles WW. Staudenmeier
Sehaylsill
Senate Republican
Te Democratic
Charles W Sones
Lycoming
Charles E Miller
Northumberland
Fran Harris
Allegheny
Peter Graff
Armstrong
Benjamin ‘Homipson
Westmoreland
Andrew J. Sordeni
Lazerne
Joseph R. Ziesenheim
Erie
Sones
Yyoling
Studenmeier
Harry
Sispiro
Philadelphia
Charles Mallory
Blair
Alonzo Batchelor
Teaver
George L. Reed
Dauphin
Reed
Judiciary Special Committee
Glen R. Law
Mercer
Benjammin H. Thompson
Cumberland Volers
Delaware County
Mchire
Cart
Jude
Law
Five dramatic injuries haunt Muskegon infant
Richard Charles Smack, an 18 month old from Muskegon Michigan, survived five serious incidents in his short life. His mother fell with him causing neck injuries, he contracted pneumonia twice, fell breaking his skull, and a coal dust explosion burned him. He is now at Mercy Hospital Detroit with pneumonia but doctors see a chance of recovery.
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Richard Charles Smack
Muskegon
Mich
Beth
Mercy Hospital
Detroit
Snow Dumped From Ridgeway Streets Delays Travel
Borough workers cleared 340 loads of snow from Main and Broad streets after Friday night snowfall. Automobiles proved difficult to move as crews dumped snow into the Clarion layer and used precise methods to handle the snow removal.
Sharp temperature drop ends threat from thaw in western PA
A rapid fall in temperatures early today stopped the thaw and rains that kept street crews busy knocking out flooded gutters after Friday night’s heavy snowfall. Some basement flooding occurred but no major losses. rivers and creeks near Pittsburgh stayed below danger levels as cold spell ends the thaw and forecasters predict continued cold weather.
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Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Middle Western
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Held for Sale of Untaxed Liquor in Oil City
Oil City February 26 Arrested Sunday night SG Wilt of 1105 Hast Second street held in county jail pending action by District Attorney Maurice F. Greene affidavits allege Wilt sold untaxed liquor Several affidavits include a parolee from a second degree murder sentence The county sheriff reported a phone tip from William Aaron of Upper Sage Run Road about his father Edward Aaron alleged to have abused the family Edward Aaron paroled from the Western Penitentiary after a murder sentence related to killing his wife with a hatchet eight years ago near Strattoavit
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Oil City
Wilt
Second Street
Acucn
Maurice F. Greene
Herb L. Beatty
Ol City
William Aaron
Upper Sage Run Road
Edward Aaron
Vider Aaron
Western Penitentiary
Clarion County
Strattoavit
Senate Passes Tax Measure for Mint Homeowners Bonds
Amid Democratic opposition the Republican senate in Harrisburg approved taxing Mint home owners loan corporation bonds as intangible or personal property by a 32 to 15 vote. Other items include a 30 to 10 Senate resolution urging Congress to abolish the federal gasoline tax and state subsidy payments to fourth class schools. News notes cover liquor store referendums, a jail release, a semi conscious found land near Columbus, highway drive license reminders, and local club matches. The Associated Gas and Electric System reports rise in registered securities and January business activity hitting highs for the era. Reserved seats are on sale for a VFW benefit at the Senior High auditorium.
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Senate
Harrisburg
Appointments and store rentals under inquiry begin hearings
Harrisburg February 24 United Press reports the Co Lie House committee resumes hearings into liquor control board activities incl civil service appointments and state store property rentals. Chair Herbert B Cohen says two hearings today and one tomorrow will cover how employes were appointed after exams and permanent placements, with purchasing agent Albert K Comly among expected witnesses. Dean A Marshall Thompson and Hillstrom travel for related company business.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Co- Lie House Committee
Liquor Control Board
Civil Service
Herbert B. Cohen
York
Robert
Gawthrop
William A. Gray
Philadelphia
State Department of Public Instruction
Albert K. Comly
Board
Glven
Gray
Comly
Dean A. Marshall ‘Thompson
Minnesota co ed victim of science in needle incident
Miss Lucretia Wilder a University of Minnesota medical division co ed died after germs from a hypodermic needle entered her arm wound from a rabbit scratch. She was about to inject the needle into the rabbit when it jumped from her arms. Doctors could not save her life due to the rarity of the germ. In Raleigh a legislative incident, Clyde Bowie of Ashe county lost his false teeth during a heated debate in the North Carolina lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Wilder
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Raleigh
N. C
Clyde Bowie
Ashe County
North Carolina General Assembly
Profit in Mules Smith Center Kansas Sale
Frank Wusster paid 125 dollars for two-year-old mules in Center Kansas. On February 12 1935 he sold the 23 year old team for 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mules Smith Centar
Kan
Franks Wusster
Mujes
Organization in city meeting encounters unclear text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a city meeting with references to a venue at a theater and an organized group connected to a building project. Names and specifics are obscured, but the item notes a plan or outline related to a local development and community groups.
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Wpclure
Liquor Board
Middlewest
Coop
Quaker Maid
THE
Wilentz
Hauptmann
Florida
David Wilentz
New Jersey
Ariie
Richard Hauptmann
Palm Beach, Fla
Mrs. Wilentz
New York Stock Exchange
Congress
Arnold M. Blumberg
Philadelphia Republican
Jeislature
Raymond W. Lumb
Warren County
Wrie
Columbus
Haseupfester
Stanford Hose Company
Odd Fellows
Three Linkers Club
Chapman
Associated Gas and Electric System
Federal Reserve Board
Condra’s
House
Washington
A. Hillstrom
Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Minnesota
Corry
Evening Journal
Equitable
Life Insurance
Theo P. Williams
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Barlow
Col NY
Beio Dlu
Gan
T Lowe
Hall
Smith
Spaniah
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