Corry Hospital Joins Community Hospitalization Plan
Corry hospital board approves placement of facilities for subscribers of a non profit group hospitalization plan. The Hospital Service Association enables three protection types including family plans with 21 days of hospitalization. Members may choose semi private or ward services with varying monthly costs and free hospital entry on physician recommendation. The program expands to 64 hospitals statewide and is backed by the American Hospital Association and Pennsylvania Hospital Association.
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Hospital Service Association
Forday
Corty Hospital
T, Tin
Commercial Insutrance Company
General Assembly
Keystone State
Corry Hospital Ng
American Hospital Association
United States
Hospital Association of Pennsylvania
British Planes Take Part in Raids
More than 200 Royal Air Force planes joined mock raids over French territory today. Some flights extended to the Mediterranean, with round trips exceeding 1,800 miles. Aircraft carried full war load and operated as if over enemy territory, practicing assault patterns.
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United Press
London
Royal Air Force
Mediterranean
Murder charge reduced in Cleveland case to manslaughter
United Press reports in Cleveland on July 18 that Prank Dolezal formerly charged with first degree murder for a beheading of one of 18 torso murder victims had his charge reduced to manslaughter at a second arraignment before Justice Murph J. Penty. Bond set at $15,000. Dolezal held for the grand jury and expected to hear evidence against him Monday.
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United Press
Cleveland
Proposed Thirteen Month Calendar Debate At Corry Club Dinner
Harry B. Smith spoke on a thirteen month calendar at the Corry Rotary Club dinner at the Hotel Corry. He described calendars of the past and argued the plan would benefit workers and employers by adding a new Sol month between June and July and distributing holidays to Mondays. The proposal envisions 13 months of 28 days, with 84 days per year and a year day holiday between December 21 and January 1. A memoriam to Will J. Wilcox was read, and directors filled vacancies with Raymond Walters and A Bruce Smith.
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Harry B. Smith
Corey Rosamany
Corry
Mr. Smith
Humber
Tlk
Cli Af
Findley Lake
Lester Lupus
Titusville
Frank T. Babbitt
Abn Board of
Raymond Walters
Wilcox
A. Bruce Smith
James D. Wil Yamson
Attendance Decline Hits New York World's Fair Staff
New York World's Fair workers face heavy layoffs as attendance slumps. About 500 to 1,500 of roughly 7,000 employees expected to lose jobs, with rumors of large cuts in operations and even the information corps. Daily attendance runs around 177,000, well below the level needed for the fair's original plan.
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Information Cadet Corps
Parsons Hss
Man ruptures blood vessel in his head during transport
In Clearfield Pennsylvania July 10 a 120 pound sack from a store caused the death of Charles Nelson 43 of Winburne Coroner Elma Erheld said Nelson ruptured a blood vessel following a cerebral hemorrhage during the incident.
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Aan Clearfield
Charles Nelson
Winburne
Elma Erheld
Nelson
AFL May Drop Its Ineffective WPA Walkout
Washington July 19 Strikes by WPA workers over security wage scales dwindled as the federal government refused compromise. F C Harrington said the outlook is good for normal operations with only 26 511 on strike and 7 states reporting more than 1 000 idle. He noted 3 582 strikers fired for five day absences and pending ruling on a plan by the U S Conference of Mayors led by Fiorello LaGuardia to restore pre July 1 wage schedules. Pennsylvania AFL leaders considered extending the walkout or suspending it as they sought Roosevelt relief law revision.
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United Press
Washington
WPA
F. C. Harrington
Farsingen
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Fiorella Hill LaGuardia
New Yor
Harrington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
AFL
Noth
Mrs Stevens seeks justice over fatal shooting by state trooper
Mrs John Stevens of Nesquehoning met with Attorney General Claude Reno in Harrisburg to demand justice for her 14-year-old daughter Joan who was killed by a state policeman on June 5. Her visit followed a brief meeting with Governor Arthur H James, who said he asked Reno to study every detail of the case for two weeks.
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United Jr.s
Harrisburg
John. Stevens
Nesquehoning
Joan
Claude T. Reno
Carbon County
Stevens
Rita
Arthur H. James Inte
Reno
Planned Inquests Into Two Philadelphia Deaths
In Philadelphia on July 19 inquests were scheduled into the deaths of two suspected victims linked to a large insurance syndicate blamed for more than 10 deaths by poison drowning and other means. The hearings aim to produce final evidence to be used at forthcoming murder arraignments against alleged members and customers of the group.
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Phila
United Press
Philadelphia
Monster Imurder
Abe
Priday Jon
Republicans Asked to Support Lending Bill
Washington July 19 White House Secretary Stephen T Early said Senate Democratic Leader Alben Barkley seeks GOP help to push Roosevelt's 3.46 billion lending program. He noted Barkley proposed horse trading after abandoning neutrality as conferees meet at the White House. Roosevelt planned a follow up conference on a federal loan insurance bill with Mead Wagner and Jones among participants.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Stephen T. Early
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Roosevelt
Early
Barkley
James Mead
D. N
Uariks
Robert F. Wagner
N.Y
James M. Meat
Jesse Jones
Earl Schram
Lie Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rossiter Replaced on State Authority
Harrisburg July 19 The State Authority accepted the resignation of James P Rossiter former mayor of Erie as chief Authority counsel and named Winfred D Lewis Lansford Republican chairman of Casson county as successor At 87000 a year Lewis appointment becomes effective August 1 when Rossiter retires He is a lawyer with offices in Maubel Chili
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Harrisburg
State Authority Today
James P. Rossiter
Mgyor
Erle
Winfred D. Lewis
Lansford
Casbon County
Lewis
Rossiter
Maueli Chili
Europe fears August test of arms by Reich
United Press reports Europe worries over a potential August military display by Germany as 1,000,000 reservists join a 1,000,000 strong standing army, with Paris sources noting possible top-level dispatches. Paris papers see signs of Hitler strategy, while London diplomats watch Danzi g shifts and police redeployments near the Free City.
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Press Europe
France
Poland
Great Britain
Paris
Reich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
London
Danzig
Free City
New Soviet Japanese Crisis Deepens Over Sakhalin
Moscow reports a fresh dispute over Japanese concessions on Sakhalin Island has grown beyond earlier alarms. A July 11 Russian court fined Japanese concessionaires $112,000, and Japan's ultimatum style demands for responses to questions on the concessions were rejected by Russia by midnight last night.
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Moscow
Yiyushoe Boupces
Sakhalin Island
Japan
Russa
Russi
Centerville Woman Breaks Hip in Fall
Mrs. Pea Pratt, 44, of Centerville, suffered a hip fracture in a fall near her home. She was admitted to Garry Hospital at 4 15 yesterday afternoon and listed in good condition today.
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Pea Pratt
Centerville
Garry Hospital
Gilson enters race for judge in wide open contest
Senator Gilson announces candidacy for common pleas court judge on both tickets as Democrats hope to field a strong rival. He is seen as a leading figure with prior vote support and expected to face Republicans including Firman Hervler Marsh and other names in a broad nominating battle.
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Samuel 1
Gilson
Hay
Todiny
Jsitarie
Brie
Erle
Francis Nagorski
James P. Rossiter
Owen M. Burns
William Carney
Robert J. Firman
JO. Hervler
Ritchie T. Marsh
Boll
New Hope Held For Don Ryan's Recovery
Don Ryan, treated at Hamot Hospital Erie for a streptococcal infection over two years, leaves hospital with new optimism for recovery. He has undergone his 42nd blood transfusion, with James B. Clege of Toledo contributing blood. Clege also recovered from a similar ailment. Donnie plans return visits for further transfusions until fully recovered.
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Bonne Ryan
Yeo Ley
Hamot
Erie
Donnie
James B. Clege
Toledo
Clege
Donnie Fist
GOP Leaders Plan Week Meeting To Draft State Supreme Court Plans
Republican leaders meet this week to forge a unified plan for the upcoming Philadelphia municipal race and Supreme Court selections. They back incumbent Superior Court judges Keller and Hirt along with Birt for the Supreme Court seat, while considering a contender from House Speaker Turner for mayor. Petitions circulate in counties as parties prepare for September primaries.
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James Shepley
United Press
Hisburg
Eymipny
Arthur H. James
Keller
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Tor
Hirt
Thomas
Bal Vide
Livengi
Ellwood J. Turner
Delaware
Turner
Lovery County
Sewirine
Cau
Amendments to Wage Hour Law to Be Drafted
Washington July 19 The Senate 4 4 drive to amend the wage hour law surrendered to President Roosevelt and called for amendments he would accept. Leaders of the House bloc said compromise is expected rather than delaying action on all provisions. Earlier Cox warned of opposition from the rules committee and a potential defeat of a wage hour bill.
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All House
United Press
Washington
Jay
Roosevelt
House
Cox
Rep
Gratismi A. Barden
B. N .Eeywae
New Laboratory Service Opens for State Police Aid
Pennsylvania motor police inaugurate a Harrisburg laboratory offering scientific evidence services to all law enforcement. Technicians will handle handwriting, chemistry, lumination, and photographs. Special operators may be sent across the state on proper request. Expected to commence August 1, the program aims to aid city and borough police in crime detection by linking local departments with state facilities.
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Runi Yom
eAnugan
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Harrisburg
Sree Eee Aeae
Flanigan
Stait Fr Kie
Plip
President Roosevelt Eyes Quick Senate Action on Neutrality Law
Roosevelt abandons drive to revise the neutrality law this session and Congress moves toward an adjournment. The president warns that failure to secure change could test the Senate’s resolve as leaders from both parties debate the fate of the program and potential adjournment timing.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Aged Woman Recalls Days in Welsh Hills
Lancaster report describes 77-year-old Mrs Emaline Steffy recounting three days in the Welsh mountains. She slept on brush and rocks, remained calm, and cited her faith as she walked from wooded areas where authorities hunted for suspects during a manhunt and farm patrols coordinated by local officials.
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United Freak
Lancaster
Emaline Steffy
Steffy
Jesus
Womass
Tier
Condemn Action of Eleanor Roosevelt
Massachusetts Women’s Political League passes a resolution condemning Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt for attempting to dictate to citizens on the issue of their wives. Florence Birmingham an Independent Democrat leads the movement. The first lady is accused of encouraging Workers’ Alliance activity and Communist members.
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United Pree
Boston
Massachusetts Women's Political
Bl Bora
Eleanor Rooarvil
Elity
Plorence Birmingham
Allance Wittlis
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