Baptists dedicate nearly completed church after fire
A new Baptist church on the corner of West Pleasant Street and Second Avenue is nearing completion after a January fire. The 1500 seat auditorium is finished with modern lighting and extensive Sunday school rooms. Dedication is planned for mid September with interior work largely complete and many members already contributing to the project.
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New Baptist Charch
West Pleasnod Street
Second Avenue
Ue Journal
Fabs
Second Fe
Bapsiat Church
Wasle
Nours Lipen
Tanilary
Roosevelt believes court reform progress despite plan death
President Roosevelt, in authoritative quarters, is believed to have made progress in his judiciary liberalization campaign despite the death of his original court plan. Commentators note the administration aims for continued social legislation and judicial continuity amid court rulings in New York, Washington, and Alaska oil discovery.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Burke
Winie House
Sen
Pat Moturwin
Tus
Tesla OY Hogan
Wilh
Ferien
Joen Weasitkeley
Robert Mira Wollette
Wilke
Faye Peveal
Dhy
Reisevell
Duday
Supreme Court
Anns
Fla
Fear Heiress Is Kidnaped Across Olton Coast
An 18 year old Pennsylvania heiress Janet Louise Wohlsen has vanished after a fishing trip on the Quel Northeast river. An army plane and a 126 foot coast guard cutter Cahoon searched for a black hulled sloop believed linked to her disappearance. Relatives have asked FBI aid though the Justice Department gave no confirmation of involvement.
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Coast Guard
Janet Louise Wohlsen
Quel
Cahoon
Pennsylvania
Mign
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Seven Die As Auto Truck Crash Near Glen Burnie
Seven members of a family were killed when their automobile was struck by a truck on a highway near Glen Burnie Maryland. The driver David Manning of Monday Point Virginia was jailed on 500 bond pending an inquest set for next Monday. The crash happened as the car failed to make a turn at an intersection and the truck sideswiped it.
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United Press
Cleveland
Central National Bank
Lorain Avenue
Aral
Arthur Orient
Theodore Mackrane
Leonard Goellnntg
Vellers
Virginia Wells
Gunanan
Heney Wrang
Tyro
Rank
Marleciud
Ally
B. M. King
Monday Point
Glen Burnie
Poliés
Buffalo Food Shortage Deepens Amid Citywide Strike
An acute shortage of staple foods grips Buffalo as a strike by 2,000 produce tuck divers, warehouse workers, and parking company staff threatens to spread to drivers and grocers. Stores report dwindling meat and dairy, with packing plants Jacob Dolin, Hygrade, and Danady already curtailed.
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Dully
Buffalo
Wees J
Hen
Independent
Butler Amlesgs
Chesse Anu
Suome Siires
Samant Wigata
Wack
American Federation of Labor
Ciy
Jacob Doli Packing Company
E Hygrade Products Corporation
Danady Packing Company
Mine Workers Board Sets Trial Over $6000 Oasis Fire
Mine Workers executive board decided today to place green on trial regarding a $6,000 fire at the Oasis Yar factory in Melane. The workers' action signals a formal proceeding linked to the incident and wage and safety concerns within the plant.
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Oasis Yar
Melane
Mystery Flight Report Sparks Redomarine Alert
A garbled radio message relayed from a ship to the Chatham station of the Redomarine Corporation suggested an unidentified air vehicle attempting to fly to the rope, sending investigators to review the July incident near New York.
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New York
Chatham
Masa
Red'omarine Corporation
Air Viva
Fire destroys McLane oar factory in Erie County
Firefighters worked to halt the blaze that gutted Victor Swanson’s McLane oar factory with about 6,000 in damage partly insured. The fire was contained before reaching a nearby warehouse housing $16,000 of equipment. Cause remains undetermined. Mrs. Charles Piles of Alden, Mich., is visiting John Schaub’s family for a few days.
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Erie
Victor Swanson
McLane
Charles Piles
Alden, M
John Schaub
Tammany backs Copeland in bid for mayoral renomination
In Unilien New York on July 23, Tammany Hall endorsed Senator Copeland over Grover Whalen, signaling support for Copeland's re election bid. The move followed internal divisions within Tammany and a tacit agreement among factions despite long standing political rivalries.
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Unilien Pres
York
Jusion
Lauuidia
Politica Au Sirvers
Tammany Fall
Sunstion
Foya Copeland
Hiayor
Copeland
Grover A. Whalen
Oulside
Tammany Manhattan
Tanenany
James J. Dooling
Mother slays four children and herself in Flagstaff
In Flagstaff Arizona on July 28 Mrs Marie Walkup 35 strangled her four children two boys and two girls then died from self inflicted injuries after a personal crisis. Sheriff office reported early today finding her body in brush near the Flagstaff Country Club course and the four children in their beds.
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United Press
Flagstaff
Ariz
Marie Walkup
Ue Sheriff's Office
Federal deficit climbs to 1938 rate in brief fiscal update
Washington July 23 sharp decreases in repayments to federal lending agencies push the deficit higher for the 1938 fiscal year. With three weeks of the new year completed the deficit stands at 131,682,505 dollars, up 230 percent from last year.
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Washington
Four Candidates For Council School Board In Local Race
Four candidates seek seats on the city council and school board amid a crowded field. Current officials include Juha Love and Kilmore, with Love’s former role as Ballotting Board treasurer noted. The paper reports GOP and Democratic contenders, party involvement, and ongoing campaigning as candidates vie for two vacant seats.
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Wikly
Uydway
Kilmore
Fat Juha Love
Mivnhey
Board of
Balloatign
Migni Tile Papera
Friends
Motors Cooperate on City Parking Rules, Police Say
Chief John Flanigan reports near universal compliance with two hour parking limits on Center Street. Early concerns over congestion during Saturday shopping eased as motorists followed regulations, freeing space for shoppers and easing street traffic despite some scattered complaints.
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Flanigan
John Ly
Flanigan Also Journal
Lhes Snorning
Cara
Center
Shesyast Werk
Perial
Alteay Parker
Sily
Cetter Street
Mystery Shroud's Girls Injuries Puzzle Baie Pa
In Baie Pennsylvania on July 28 Mary Leonardi 24 was brought to a hospital by her brother after an incident in which she appeared to be unconscious and able to explain how she was injuredHospital staff suspect a fall or accident as the cause while she was visiting at a local home earlier Thursday The case remains unclear with no definite cause yet identified
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United Press
Baie
Mary Leonardi
Pullee
Leonardt Tii
Islénia
Revised liquor prices under new state act announced
Harrisburg reports the state liquor board released the first price list under the 1987 reform act. Prices will fall for many bands on August 2 and rise for others. The act prohibits preference or discrimination among classes brands or otherwise in setting prices.
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Harrisburg
For Control
Political candidates deposit law upheld in Dauphin County
Dauphin county court judge Hargis upheld a portion of a political deposit requirement for candidates. The decision involved Charles Keane who sought to compel Philadelphia candidates to file all preferred nomination papers without tops or tenants. The court also placed a writ of mandamus on Keane as part of the proceedings.
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United Press Harrisburg
Tulse Wiliam M. Hargis
Dauphin County Court
Charles R Keane
Cantraberal Phiadelphia
Me Roya
OOK
Sgnst
Davis
Leswrenes
Comminweatth
Lawrenes
Keane
Mystery Shooting Case Near Spring Creek Baffles Officials
A man seeking aid from WPA project workers near Spring Creek was wounded in a shooting of unclear cause. Authorities, led by Mayor Glen Miller, investigated the incident as of yesterday. the victim was treated locally then advised to go to Spartansburg, but he left in an unknown direction. No further developments were reported.
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Spring Creek
Warren County
Glen Miller
Lew
WEA
PUC Attacks Bell Over Long Distance Rates
Harrisburg July 23 The Public Utility Commission will launch an inquiry into Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania next Wednesday. The case centers on Bell’s long distance rates, with the PUC alleging they are higher than comparable interstate rates charged by Bell’s parent, American Telephone and Telegraph.
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Harrisburg
The
Public Utility Commission
Jong-ilistaire Ray
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Wadnesday
American Telephone and Telegraph
Bell
Enrollment in Rural Townships Still Light
Voters in Concord township and nearby areas report light enrollment for the upcoming primary. August 7 is the filing deadline while August 7 in many townships saw registration activity. In Concord, 108 voters registered on Thursday with 53 Republicans and 48 Democrats. Prohibition and other minor parties show small totals in Wayne County areas.
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Ukenedriy
Concord
Wayne
Auuly
Mily
Issay
Concord Township
Episix Livans
Aéty
Br Ag Menibury
Pally
Democrats
West Wayne
Trattovnals
di Republivais
Dunklun Hy
Prohibition
Hays Wayne
Royal Gate
Anity
Valens
Amd
Tompfire
Farmara Teleng
Pittsburgh to Host New Tax Offices for Stores at Theaters
The Revenue Department will open tax offices in Pittsburgh to streamline store registrations at theatres. Other offices are planned in Scranton, Philadelphia, and Harrisburg. About 200,000 applications have been received. owners failing to register by August 4 face a $50 fine per store.
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Etiain
Dauphin County
Hospital Board Weighs Reduced Rates Plan
Corry Hospital board seriously considers a nonprofit hospitalization plan offering protection against bills. The plan would enroll members via state law, with eight Pennsylvania affiliates anticipated by early war. Subscriptions at about three cents daily would insure hospital care. corporations require court and state insurance department approval and ongoing regulatory oversight. The Journal notes more details on Page Five.
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Board of Directory
Corry Hospital
Pennsylvania
Reith
State Insurance Department
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