Beverages Tax Law Carries Strong Penalties in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg July 24 The beverage tax law carries real teeth with mandatory jail terms for violations. Officials warn that using official stamps or crowns twice or counterfeit stamps triggers two to five years in prison and fines, with harsher penalties for repeat violations.
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Harrisburg
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Arthur Sh Barber
Department of Revenue
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Farber
Meadville Man Stabs Himself In Apparent Suicide Attempt
A 29 year old man identified as Zimmer stabbed himself in the abdomen with a paring knife at a Blooming Valley residence early Friday. He was treated by a physician and transported to Meadville City Hospital by ambulance and rested in a comfortable position. Police investigated with no motive given for the act.
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Cat Bimmer
Meadville City Hospital
Zimmer
Blooming Valley
South Wat Street
Yile
Byham
Lfe
Post Sets New Record in Encircling Globe
Wiley Post completed a world circumnavigation in seven days 18 hours 49 minutes beating the Gatty record by 21 hours 2 minutes. He will be honored in New York with a parade and receptions and may visit Oklahoma before returning home.
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Globe
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New York
Wiley Post
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City Hall
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Oklahoma
Ives
Oklahoma City
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Harold Gatty
Ployd Bennett
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Golfer Harris Gholson Recounts Birdie Incident at Course
Holly Springs Golf Club president Harris Gholson reported a birdie moment when a sparrow died after being struck by a knife while flying about 25 feet above the course. The event occurred during a routine round at the local club and drew attention from members.
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Holly Springs
Harris Gholson
Holly Springs Golf Club
Gholson
Indians fear white death cold plague called poxaniy
Indigenous tribes fear a frozen fox disease they call poxaniy or white death. They believe it causes pneumonia and keep indoors when hoganin runs high.
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Nevnia
Bird Tracks in Snow Reveal Woodland Birds
Snow tracks show pheasant ruffed grouse crow and small birds like junens and tree sparrows in woodlands. The piece highlights common bird signs left on winter ground and what they indicate about local avifauna.
Warren County Audit Before Court Again
In Warren County on July 24 a petition filed by county commissioners opens a new case on the 1931 county audit and final settlement of all accounts by former treasurer R B Wald and others. A prior case was dismissed and August 9 is set for a rule to show cause and hearing on the appeal from the county audit. A separate Orphans Court petition by Mrs Elizabeth Muse seeks a restraining order against the Caroline Watson Memorial Home directors over plans to build pending a prior ouster action.
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R. B. Wald
J. A. Berger
Dallas
Brooks
Everett Holdy
R. ©. Wald
Warren County
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
R. B. Waid
Orphans' Court
Elizabeth Muse
DS. ¥. Rossiter
Caroline Watson
Muse
Waton Memorial Home
Woman Drowns at Mt Jewett Pool
Viola Fee 22 of Mt Jewett died after drowning in Mellander Memorial Park Pool near her home. Born December 2 1908, she married Francis J Wee of Kane on October 26 1928. Survived by her husband parents Mr and Mrs Albert Abi and sisters and brothers. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Viola Fee
Mt. Jewett
Mellander
Memorial Park
Viola
Mt.Jewett
Francis J. Wee
New Castle
Mm Kane
Albert Abi
Charlotte
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New Political Alignments in Pennsylvania
Indictments of two state senators spur possible realignment before the Pennsylvania primary. Governor Pinchot may break from entrenched machine forces in Luzerne and Bucks counties as Independent Republicans and Democrats organize. Miss Charlotte Carr named labor secretary could help attract the labor vote for the governor's senatorial bid. Inner tube housed fish report from Payallup, Washington follows.
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United Press Star
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James J. Coyne
Allegheny
John J. MccClure
Delaware
Gifford Pinchot
John
Pins
Luzerne County
Pelition
Joseph T Grundy
Bucks
Charlotte Carr
Secretary of Labor and Industry
A. M. Northrup
Grundy
Northrust
Mise Cnyr
Pounty
Metlute
Smedley D. Butler
By. Dimes J. Davis
Buller
Coyne
Pennsylvania
Joose
Grimdy
Pinthot
Carrhae Jong Hai
CADDY KILLED BY LIGHTNING AT GOLF MATCH
In New Castle on July 4 a lightning bolt struck Milo Rubich a 7 year old caddy at the Chelle Hill golf course killing him instantly. Dean Hankin of Westminster College was knocked down as Ran Kin drew back to hit. Kibivh was rushed to hospital but died. Hankin was taken to hospital with injuries and later discharged.
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Milo Rubiei
Addy
Chelle Hille
Dean C.F . Aunkin
Ad Westplnster Collegy
Ane
Ole Pereana
Kublen
Te Tee Ty
Ranisin
Allays Kabivh
Ran- Kin
Rubich
Rankin
Dean Hankin
Local Graduation Figures Highlight Family Ties at Belham
Mrs Margdrat Swenson and her daughter Luise led a rural graduation scene with lively attendance from families including Mes HM Smart and his son Neff. The story notes prominent local wrestlers and community figures shaping the ceremony.
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Ubon
Beleham Yong
Ne Suring
Margdrat D. Swenson
Luise
HM Smart
Neff
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