Local notices mix with political and weather items
A crowded bulletin mixes a sanitation chief appointment, campaign expense notes, a post office picnic, evangelistic services, stock market movement, a snow storm report, a weather outlook, a hospital nurse death, a serial story start, a jail read, and auto prices. Names include Harristburg officials, Downingtown, Oxford, North East, Annette Young, Ambert Gilsky, and Harry Auer.
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John E. van Allsburg
North
Two Young Men Die Drowning Near Warren
Warren county authorities probe two river drownings near Warren in quick succession. Ora Whitton, 26, of North Warren, body found along Conewango Creek near the state hospital dam after hours of watching the falls. Richard Snow, 19, of Kinzua, found dead in the Allegheny River near the Townes bridge after a river outing with friends. Coroner Ed Lowrey ruled accidental death by drowning.
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Ora Whitton
Warren State Hospital
Conewango Creek
Richard Snow
Kinzua
Warren County
Jodicy
Warren
State Hospital
North Warren
Charles &, Snow
Whitton
Ed. M. Lowrey
Snow
Patling
Allegheny River
Thetown Bridge
Ray
Laverne Jenkins
Leona
June Smith
C. H. Coites
Ed Lowrey
Piano Pupils Give Recital At Miss Signa Anderson Home
The intermediate group of piano pupils presented a spring musicale with instrumental solos duets and vocal numbers. Programs included The Clock The Owl Morning of the Farm and Country Gardens among others performed by Mary Graham Meredith Fogle Walter Peake and Virginia Armitage with Miss Signa Anderson as teacher.
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Walter Peake
Cariljo
Virginia Armitage
Minna
Matilda Kamber
Otto
Meredith Fogle
Grainiger
Mary Graham
Mignel—Thomas
Minna Kamiber
Rebe
Perry
Silver Spring
Helna
Plan Benefits for Local Bugle Corps
Plans to outfit the Lieut Archie W Thompson Post VFW bugle and drum corps with new breeches putters and shoes aim to raise about 200 dollars through a series of benefit festivals over the coming weeks A lawn festival will launch the drive as committees seek public support to boost participation in veterans affairs parades and events
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Totate
Archie W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. F. W. Post
One Quintuplet Suffers Setback in North Bay
North Bay Ontario June 2 one of the Dianne quintuplets suffered a setback today and fears were held for her life. A definite report from the attending doctor was lacking while awaiting examination. The quintuplets had thrived and progressed favorably earlier this morning. Medical recounts note that survival of quintuplets is exceedingly rare in history.
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United Press
North Bay
Ont
Dianne
Pennsylvania Highway Map issued by state department
The 1934 Official Map of Pennsylvania from the Department of Highways is hot off the press. Secretary Sam L Lewis calls it the department’s most ambitious map, larger than prior tourist editions with an accordion fold for easy handling and a buff background for better legibility. The map includes Sproul and Pinchot highway systems, city sketches of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, an outline mileage view, reproduced warning signs, and traffic regulation summaries from the Motor Code, with the State Capital depicted on the cover.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Highways
Sam 5
Lewis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Uhe
Marriage Announced for Miss Katherine Waltz and Paul Wills
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Katherine Waltz daughter of Rhgood Waltz Corry RD 6 and Paul Wills of Notts East Pa at Mayville North on Thursday May 1st at the Lutheran parsonage. The couple will reside in North East. Miss Waltz is a Hamel Hospital Training School for Nurses graduate and a Corry High School alumna. Corry friends extend hearty congratulations.
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Katherine Waltz
Rhgood Waltz
Corry
Paul Wills
Notts East
Mayville
North East
Walt
Hamel Hospital
Corry High
Inlaid Altar Completed at Roxbury Wisconsin
The Rev John J Stehting Roxbury s carpenter priest completes a red and white oak altar in three months with intricate ecclesiastical designs No nails were used in its construction
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Roxbury
Wis
John J. Stehting
The Pen nant at St Edward's hall delightful musical night
St Edward's Players staged the musical comedy The Pennant in St Edward's hall drawing a large audience. Directed by Rey Francis Graves and Mrs. Howard Sheen, the performance featured a strong chorus and a faultless principal cast including Donn Maloney William Gould James Sullivan Wallis Hyots William Swan Merle Bessom Alfred Morrison Jack Maton Rita Ressler Ruth Steen Mary Ressler Latroy RhynardFlorence Costell Winifred Shields Margaret Jackson Mary Mead Proceeds support the Senior banquet at South Shore Inn.
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St. Edward's
St. Edward's Hall
Rey
Donn Maloney
Wiliam Gould
James Sullivan
Walls Hyots
William Swan
Merle Bessom
Alfred Morrison
Jack Maton
Rita Ressler
Ruth Steen
Mary Ressler
Latroy Rhynard
Plorence Costell
Winifred Shields
Margaretet Jackson
Mary Mead
South Shore Tn
Driver of Bus Averts Crash in Pennsylvania
Merle Donley of Washington and Patt Griver for Blue Ridge Bus Lines were praised for stopping a bus when its steering failed in Lebanon pa. Six to seven passengers were aboard. the bus crashed through a fence and struck poles but everyone was shaken and unhurt. The bus was en route to Pittshireh from Washington.
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Ey United Press
Lebanon
Merle Donley
Washington
Patt Griver
Blue Ridge
Pittshireh
Stiffest battle in Congress ends with Roosevelt act
Washington June 2 the stock market control bill closes after a long fight. The act, a keystone of Roosevelt's New Deal, passed both houses and heads to the president for signature. It brings securities exchanges under federal oversight, sets margin rules and lender controls to curb speculative abuses and market rigging. The aims include ending wash trading and protecting small investors from losses.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Trio to begin prison terms in Wester Penitentiary
Mibadvill e June 2 Crawford County prisoners shipped Friday to Wester Penitentiary by Sheriff J A Nichols and Deputy Jack L Connell. Foster Britton gets 3.5 to 7 years. John Richards 8 to 16 years. John Hagen 5 to 10 years. One year sentence mandatory as terms do not run concurrently. Ivan Kelley transferred from Allegheny County warehouse.
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Mibadville
Crawford County
Wester Penitentiary
J. ‘A. Nichols
Jack L. Connell
Foster Britton
O. Clare Kent
John Richards
John Hagen
Vermams
Ivan Kelley
Allegheny County
Oil Field Fire Ravages Huntington Beach Plant
A major oil field fire near Huntington Beach California caused about 500000 in damage before it was halted. Four workers narrowly escaped as powerful explosions followed the blaze spreading from a boiler firebox where a five inch gas stream escaped from a broken hose. Six derricks and a dozen storage tanks were destroyed along with the C Rields Gasoline Company plant. No casualties were reported. The fire alarm was felt as far away as Long Beach with fears of an earthquake-like tremor.
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United Press
Huntington Beach
Cal
Long Beach
Bames
C. Rields Gasoline
Company Iso
Police on payroll of big Philadelphia bootleg ring
Philadelphia June 2 detectives and patrolmen were said to have been on the payroll of a large bootleg ring. Federal agents and deputy marshals raided its West Philadelphia headquarters and other establishments, seizing ledgers and vehicles. The payroll book listed more than 50 officers receiving weekly sums. Leader Ben Fogel and sister Minnie Rose plus Norman Cutler were arrested. eight others sought. Fogel released on 5000 dollars bail, Rose on 2500, Cutler on 2000.
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United Press
Philadelphia
U.S
John D. Pennington
U. S
West Philadelphia
Ben Fogel
Minnie Rose
Norman Cutler
Wackner
Fogel
Federal expenditures hit six month low in May
Washington June 2 expenditures of the federal government in May fell to the lowest level since November yet continued at a pace likely to set a new peace time outlay record for the current year ending June.
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United Press
Washington
Board approves graduates and elects treasurer
The Board of Education adjourned to settle the 1943 school tax duplicate with George H. Gordon who was elected delinquent tax collector. A 1934 collector of school taxes was deferred to a later meeting. A special session next Thursday will review the year’s work. The faculty submitted 93 graduates for Curry High, the largest class in the school's history. The National Bank depository bond of 10,000 was released from Cleveland. Dr. C. F. Bennett was elected district treasurer for the coming year. Teacher appointments to vacancies will be discussed next week or at the following Monday's regular session.
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Board of Education
George H. Gordon
Gordon
Curry High
National Bank
Cleveland
C. F. Bennett
Public Services Commission Dismisses Complaint Against Duquesne Light
In Harrisburg on June 2 the Public Services Commission dismissed a complaint by J Weicht of Pittsburgh against Duquesne Light Co. The utility alleged meter tampering and service shutdown and sought 1746 dollars for alleged unregistered current before service would be restored.
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Harrisburg
The
Public Services Commission Today
J. Weicht
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
Weicht
Advent Events Announced for Local Congregation
A fragmented notice lists an Advent program with times 10 00 A M 11 A M and 6 80 P M and mentions a sermon content and mid week meeting. It references Proverbs 1 and a mid week event, with unclear venue and names.
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Churet
Jon Ton Street
Church Service Schedule at Merritts Center
Fragmentary OCR notes list services with times 6:30 PM 7:30 PM and 11:00 AM. Mentions of Regulas, G Rey, Ralph, and a morning comparison to Jesus. Invited attendees appear to be asked to join Nazi meetings reference appears amid garbled text.
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Merritts
DeFore
Rey
Ralph
Jesus
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