Typhoid Fever Reaches New Low in State Health Report
Pennsylvania reports its lowest typhoid fever incidence since records began, with 1932 projections under 1,400 cases. Health Secretary Theodore F. Apel warns rural water sources remain a risk and urges inspections of individual supplies to prevent infection.
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Aarrisburg
Jil
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
State Department of Health
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Theolore F. Apel
Department of Health
Pinchot Road Plan Sparks Major Maintenance Debate
The article reviews road takeovers initiated August 18 1991 and by December 1 1992 311 miles of rural township roads were rebuilt at an average cost of about 6000 per mile. It argues the program cuts township taxes by millions and improves farm access, markets, and relief efforts, while cautioning that further construction would need a gasoline tax increase with possible borough and city street takeovers.
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Cenniauen
Suilii
Tess Thay
Livia
Pennsylvania
Baker Estate Heirs Face Widespread Fraud Warnings
The Department of Internal Affairs warns that Baker estate heirs schemes are a nationwide fraud. Secretary Philip H. Dewey says no legitimate heirs exist and that con artists exploit myths to dupe investors across the United States and Canada. He urges caution as new Baker associations surface amid ongoing inquiries.
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Hatpwue
Hth
Department of Intartial Affairs
Mythica
Baker Ssaate
Tnt
Taternal
Philip H. Dewey
Department of Internal Affairs
Wslate
Lstamang
City Hall
Philadelphia
Impelie
Idk
Pennsylvania
Dewey
United States
Canada
Tie Department of Tritorial Affairs
Department of Nerial Affairs
Anu « McEnt Inquirer
Bakers
Robert Morris
Morris
Adder
World’s Fair trips offered at 80 dollars for week visit
Chicago January reports estimate World’s Fair visits within 700 miles could cost about 80 dollars for a one week trip. The plan covers railroad fare meals hotel and admission to major exhibits with total around 83 dollars, though many would skip optional attractions.
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Chicago
Mie Assoriaiog of Commerce
Association Fund
Na Ho
Sytacust
Emilunive
Norfolk
Moalgemenyn Ali
Jackson
Miss
Oklathoma
City
Wichita
Kan
Bismark
N. Li
Winnipes
Man
Ottawa
Association
Weing
Michigan
Planet Ayium
Field Museum
Jae Eal Transportation
Sas
Jamestown Flyers Exit For National Air Races
Two Jamestown New York physicians join fourteen pilots from the United States Amateur Air Pilots Association at Aviation Country Club for the annual event in Miami Florida. Edgar Woodhams leads the first plane from Paul Washington, followed by others at short intervals as the group travels to the National Air Races. Dr Tarot A. Bisdissell and Dr Merry G. Morris of Jamestown are among the two local fliers.
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Tnicksville
L. 1
United Statesmateur Air
Insi
Jamestown N.Y. Physicans
To Aviation Country Club
Mami
Associaion
Miami
Edgar Woodhams
Paul Washington
Tarot A. Bisisdell
Merry G. Morris
Tamextoywn
Weth
Georgians to Probe Into Chain Gang Inquiry by Prominent Leaders
A group of Georgians including bishops a former Georgia governor four college presidents and welfare workers formed to press for an investigation of the states penal system especially the chain gang problem. The move followed Governor Monte of New Jersey retreat on extradition of escaped convict Robert H. Burns.
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United Press
Atlanta
Bya
Georgia
A. Harry Monte
New Jersey
Robert H. Buns
Cop's Son Sentenced to Indefinite Reformatory Term
Jerome Casey, son of Police Lieutenant, was sentenced in Huntingdon county court to an indefinite term in a reformatory after pleading guilty to breaking and entering in a case linked to a May arrest. Leo Malinowski identified him during the attempted robbery at an Atlantic Refining Co. station on 7th and Parade streets. Casey allegedly attacked the arresting officer with a wrench when confronted.
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Pawsasey
Jerome Casey
Huntingdon Réformatory
County
Emirion
William
Hirt Caery
Atlantic Refining Co
Parade
Mafinowski
McGinnies Again Nominated Speaker of Legislature
Albany report: Assemblyman Joseph A. McGinnies receives unanimous caucus nomination for Speaker of the Assembly as the 150th legislative session begins. P. J. Porter head of Ways and Means backs him. Russell G. Dunmore and David L. Brunstrom also vote in support. Brunstrom lauds McGinnies’ popularity amid lengthy service.
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Albany
Joseph A. McGinnies
Anamahimoug
McCinnies
P. J. Porter
Es- Bey
MoGinutes
Tomination
Russell G. Dunmore B
Unella County
Witter
David L. Brunstrom
Lajewood
Chasitauqua
Brunstrom
Ginnies
McGinnies
Porter
Icebreaker Matygin Reported Safe After Collision
The Soviet ice breaker Matygin, previously feared lost after a collision with an iceberg in northern waters, is stranded at Point Rosella but not in immediate danger. Forecasters warn of high winds and stormy seas today, yet crew members are reported safe.
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Oslo
Lan
Matygin
Bean
Point Ruseella
Alhoust
Former Reno Man Involved in Shootings and Personal Crisis
A Chicago dispatch reports Conie Harper, 35, formerly of Reno and employed by Link Bell Co., opened fire after a detachment in Reno. He shot several people, killing some, including family members and a sales manager, with relatives in Reno preparing funeral plans as police investigated the incident.
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Mary's
W. Va
Reno
Link Bell Co
Jobh J. Hariey
Injengieer Gt Te Company
Julius Lux
Sword
Ne Ain Set
Si Manv
Amnesia Victim Appears in Pittsburgh Case
A man identified as A. L. King of Lancaster Pennsylvania sought police help claiming memory loss after vanishing from home late Sunday. Detectives said he was found Monday and taken to hospital for examination as investigators review the incident.
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Pittsburgh
A. L. King
Lancaster
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