Suit Against Columbus Twp Burns Fatal to Child
A suit seeks damages for injuries to a child after an explosion of a dynamite cap found near a bridge. Parents claim township negligence left explosives within reach while officials argue the cap was carried by the boy and caused his injuries. The case, heard in county court, involves families of John Savin and others against the township supervisors.
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Infant Concludes Rest at Plea Street Memorial
An infant was laid to rest yesterday in a local memory service held at Plea Street, with attendants including Mr and Mrs Monroe. The ceremonies were conducted by officials of the Tiagnisteeluguli conficted the simples mive praver eryico, with burial at Grow cemetery remaining the final step.
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Daughter dies after courthouse outburst in Boston
United Press reports Mrs Mary J Fallon of Dorchester collapsed and died shortly after denouncing her daughter’s custody hearing at a Boston court. Testimony from Mr Fallon touched on alleged family conflicts and custody of the three year old child. The incident followed a recent divorce from Dr Joseph Piffors.
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Five Best Radio Entertainments Tonight
Radio listings show the Goldman Band on WJZ New York at 7 p.m. Eastern. Springfield WB2 broadcasts a Pop Concert by the Boston Symphony Orchestra at 7:10 p.m. Eastern. Schedules include programs from Rochester WHAM Schenectady WOY and Nashville WEM with varied evening times.
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Draft tax cut plan proposes $30 million relief
United Prov rapid city leaders outline a tax cut plan for December Congress, aiming to lower corporate taxes to 11 percent, waive theatre and baseball admission taxes, and reduce personal taxes on small incomes. The plan savors small taxpayer relief and preserves current lower rates for those under $25,000.
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Police urged to curb habit of dangerous celebrations
A local report describes a late night disturbance near North Center involving a gang of youths setting off firecrackers and explosives. Pedestrians were injured, property damaged, and firefighters aided as police struggle to prevent recurrence. call for stricter police action and enforcement.
Dreading operation leads Abraham Aptowitz to suicide in synagogue
United Press reports from Philadelphia that 80 year old Abraham Aptowitz, warned by physicians to undergo a dreaded operation, chose to end his life last night by taking poison inside a synagogue.
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Big Independent Radio Chain Organized
Fourteen radio stations across the East and Midwest plan to join a new network to start September 4 under Columbia Phonograph Company. The model mirrors a nationwide broadcasting system with Arthur Sudson as entertainment director and Andrew White heading technical affairs. Stations span Newark Des Moines Detroit Chicago Columbus Pittsburgh St Louis and others, with interstation contracts set for seventeen signs.
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Lad Falls From Truck Causes Broken Leg Near Roosevelt Highway
Reith of Mir, resident on Roosevelt Highway, fell from a truck near his home last night while attempting to jump onto the moving vehicle driven by his father. He sustained a broken left leg, injuries to the right toe, and was admitted to Corry Hospital.
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Availability of Antitetanus Serum in State Health Offices
State health officials announce restocking of antitetanus serum across the commonwealth in anticipation of burns from ore works. Serum can be obtained at the offices of Des Kibler in this city.
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Ptomaine Poisoning Hits Scores in Minneapolis
Reports from Minneapolis indicate numerous ptomaine poisonings with hospital treatments underway. City health officials investigate the source as cases trace back to Friday and ambulance service continues, prompting a citywide health response.
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Moody at Pittsburgh on goodwill tour with Texas businessmen
Governor Dan Moody of Texas leads 117 Texas businessmen on a goodwill tour of the East visiting Pittsburgh industries and facing a final baseball game at Forbes Field before departing to Cincinnati tonight.
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Last of Concrete Poured on Subway Road Bridge Project
Erie Railroad at Columbus road paving advances with Milliron Construction placing final concrete. Twenty one days needed before traffic resumes. Work includes significant cuts, grading, and widening curves at Mutting and near Clymer to reduce hazards and improve the route to Clymer.
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Chaplin and Wife in Fiery Verbal Duel
LA dispatch reports Chaplin and wife Lita Grey Chaplin locked in a heated court exchange over divorce. Mrs Chaplin calls Chaplin cold and erred, while Chaplin claims she is worldly and seeks freedom from home life. Both sides file detailed answers in Superior Court.
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Pullman Porters Seek Wage Boost in Federal Review
Washington July 2 The federal railway mediation board hears a wage dispute for Pullman porters as George the porter is brought before the board. Asia Randolph, editor and labor organizer, had appealed for higher wages to end tipping, but the appeal was set aside and may be reopened if a new dispute arises between the company and porters.
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Progress in Geneva on Naval Limitation Talks
Geneva July 2 Delegates in naval limitation talks neared agreement after days of divergence. With the center adjourned until Tuesday the American envoy said the Fourth of July holiday gave time to build momentum. A plenary session by week’s end was considered likely to formalize progress on submarine classes and related terms.
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Suspension of Cop Follows Warren Raids
Liquor raids at Warren last night, allegedly directed by Dr J Frantz, chairman of the borough police committee, led to the suspension of a raiding officer by Burgess Chapman. Raids on two clubs and a private home were conducted without Sheriff Grosch or District Attorney Eddy, and without prior report to the Captain of Police Hahn. A self styled detective named Allen claimed to work for Frantz. Readings found a quart of intoxicants at the Eagles club and another at John Speaker's Lexington avenue home. The Moose club was closed.
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Woman Killed and Four Hurt in Auto Crash Near Riverside
Anna Bishop, 60, of Riverside, died when two cars collided head on on Rancocas Road east of here. Bark, 22, suffered head injuries and may lose sight. Bark was thrown from a windshield during the crash of a car driven by Lew Warner, 91. Warner and two companions were slightly hurt and Warner was arrested.
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New Yorkers Head to Country for Fourth of July
New York prepared for Independence Day as 9,00,000 people planned to leave the metropolitan area for seashore and resorts tonight. Yesterday's drift saw 250,000 pass through Pennsylvania Station and many more via Grand Central as traffic to cars remained heavy.
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Jugoslavia issues virtual ultimatum over Albania dispute
Belgrade reports that Jugoslavia sent a virtual ultimatum to European powers demanding Albania release Djurash Kovitel, an interpreter arrested for plotting against the Albanian government, within 43 hours to preserve freedom of action.
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Tragic Burns Fatal to Houghton Boy Four
Four year old Kite Randall Houghton son of Captain and Mrs W Stuart Houghton died at Corry hospital after his clothes caught fire from burning grass near his East Pleasant street home. He sustained severe burns to the face hands and buttocks and died after hours of suffering. Funeral services will be held from the East Pleasant street home Tuesday afternoon with interment at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Grace May Attempts Pacific Flight From Kauai
Richard Grace, famed as the broken neck pilot, prepared today for a Pacific crossing from Kauai to the mainland. Weather was favorable and he would aim to land somewhere in California, piloting a Ryan monoplane similar to the Spirit of St. Louis.
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American Captive Held by Chinese Pirates Seized by Yangtse Company
Washington reports Chinese authorities promised troop rescue for Captain Bisk ep an American seized aboard the Chi Chun of the American Yangtsé Rapids Company along with a Chinese agent. Earlier a second Chinese agent from the same fleet was seized and faced a $10,000 ransom.
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Issue Call for Report on Banks
United Prose in Washington on July 2 reports the Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for a report of condition of all national banks as of the close of business June 30.
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Byrd and Acosta Arrive in Paris to Rousing Reception
Commander Richard Byrd and Bert Acosta touched down in Paris amid cheers from crowds and officials, after their daring recovery flight in the Ameri plane. They were greeted at the train station, visited the tomb of a warrior, and met French and American dignitaries before appearing on a balcony to address the people.
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