Heaps of Unfinished Business for Solons Faces Delays
Harrisburg observers report 18th week of the session opens with most May 4 relief items stalled including a 43 million tax for relief, social security and unemployment measures, flood control, and appropriations. Partisan deadlock between House and Senate delays adjournment as 171,023 direct relief cases cover 597,047 people.
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United Press
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Judiciary General Committee
Pennsylvania
Federal Works Program
Philadelphia County
Cambria County
Lackawanna County
Allegheny County
Democratic Women to Picnic August 4
Mrs. Ethel Smiley Ogle will speak at the Donkey Drive and picnic August 1 at Glenwood Park, Erie. The event by the Democratic Women's Council of Erie and Erie County includes vaudeville, 200 donkeys, supper, and an 8 Speaker's program with numerous committee chairmen listed.
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Ethel Smiley Ogle
Franklin County
Democratic Women's Club
National Speakers Bureau
Washington, D. C
Glenwood Park
Democratic Women's Council of
Erie
Erie County
Lavinia Clark
Katherine Kalyelage
Lillian ‘Borehert
Nellie Barringer
Marie MacDavitt
Theresa Sulesky
Mayme Kuehl
Palmquist
Root
Donna McCarthy
A. J. Louch
Winnie
Nucerine
Helen Chambers
Delia Stanton
Driverless car crash claims man and injures two girls
In Altoona Pennsylvania a runaway autonomous car rolled down a steep grade striking Roy Schuman 22 and seriously injuring sisters Helen 16 and Gertrude Young 14. The vehicle owned by Omar Martratt of Albany drove three blocks before hitting a sidewalk and a telephone pole.
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Roy Schuman
Helen
Gertrude Young
Omar Martratt
Albany
Schuman
Illness from soldiers fare hits guard camp visitors
Nearly 100 people at the 28th Division summer encampment at Indiantown Gap, Pa., recover from a stomach upset after eating from the mess hall. Two patients, Mrs. Mary Williams and Hugh McCaffery, are hospitalized with ptomaine poisoning but not in serious condition. Governor Earle reviews the motorized National Guard as 8,000 troops parade. He praises troops for flood relief and urges action on guard funding, criticizing the Senate for withholding a $900,000 appropriation as part of a larger $4.5 million armory program.
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Pennsylvania
National Guard
Col. Earle
Senate
Youth Fatally Hurt in Crash at Oil City
In Oil City two heavy trucks collided last Thursday night injuring William John Scott 20 a Tionesta youth. He died Saturday in the Oil City hospital from skull fracture leg injuries brain concussion and other injuries.
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OL City
William John Scott
Oil City
Young Scott
Deed Filed for 1831 Parcel of Land in Hancock County
Patent deed dated 1831 bearing Andrew Jackson's signature presented by Russel Baynhill county recorder for filing. The parchment conveyance to Moses Oman transfers title to a parcel of land.
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Andrew Jackson
Russel Baynhill
Enrollment in U.S. vocational classes rises in 1935
The Interior Department reports 1935 vocational education enrollment at 1,348,009, up 128,000 from 1934. Of these, 411,000 are farmers and workers, 281,000 part-time employed youths, and 655,000 full-time students in agricultural, trade, and industrial courses. Enrollments reflect employment trends and increased evening classes and opportunities for youths. In Toledo, Carneld tones, professor, studies political science with local leaders for practical views.
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Department of Interior
United States
Office of Sotivation
Toledo
Carneld Tones
University of Toledo
Garner Waits for Shave in Barbershop Incident
Vice President John N. Garner entered a St. Louis barber shop and three men sprang from chairs demanding instant service. He refused to cut ahead of other waiting customers.
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ST. Louis
John N. Garner
Minors Arrested in Beer Parlor Raid by State Liquor Board
The Cheero State beer parlor on South unl Streets was raided Saturday night as agents Ted Pulchen and B G Brady arrested 15 minors, a waitress, a bartender and the owner for selling beer to youths aged 17 to 20. The suspects were before Alderman Albertstadt. released to parents, to testify at a hearing.
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Chi
Ted Pulchén
B. G. Brady
Alberstadt
Patehen
Harristurg
Unclear fragment hints at dialogue about love and guidance
Readable lines suggest a character discussing fate and choices with an implied question of how to act, mentioning a Lady figure and conflicting views on love.
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Tonkins
Will
Despicable Hit and Run: Boy Struck on Glenview Avenue
An 11 year old boy, Haro Maynard, son of Mr and Mrs M S Maynard, was found lying on Glenview avenue near 3 Saturday morning after a hit and run. Health Officer W J Lewis found minor abrasions and the boy was treated at the hospital then returned home.
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OWL Guty
Haro
Maynard
Phun Street
Glenview Avenue
W. J. Lewis
Lewia
Mien
Flyers burn castor oil to light bomb targets
Army aviation experts use castor oil and flares to illuminate a bombardment range at Muroc Lake California. An observation plane marks the field before firing while million candlepower flares provide daylight intensity for two minutes as bombs are released.
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Calif
Army Avislion
Muroc Lake
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