Woman Held on Three Counts in Death of Boy
Miss Valeria McEnery, 28, of 1832 W 12th Street, was held on three counts in connection with the death of a boy struck by a vehicle. A spiritual preliminary hearing revealed conflicting testimony, and Alderman Schaibachoy set a $500 bail.
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Valeria “McMory
W. M Schaibachoy
Auerison
W. 12Th Street
Selabacker
Toyeur
Clarence
Mle McEnery
Arette
Miss Malbery
Deetrick acquitted in Ruth Deetrick slaying case
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio June 4 Johnny Deetrick a heavily prominent businessman was acquitted by a seven man five woman jury last night in the slaying of his wife Ruth Deetrick. He testified he found her at 9 50 p m after returning home and she was shot in a wine room. defense argued she attempted suicide multiple times.
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United Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Johnny Deetytste
Ruth
Deetrick
Ford
Achaly
Farm Prices in Penna Hold as of Spring Review
Harrisburg and companions report Penna farm prices this spring hold with last year on hog futures unchanged. Hog pelves steady, beef cattle jump 1.00 per hundred pounds, veal pelves up 0.40, sheep up 0.80, lams up 1.40 per hundred pounds. Milk cows and horses up, butter and butter fat rise 0.05 and 0.05 respectively, wood up 0.06 per pound.
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Harrisboos
Aune O
Pennsylvania
Erie WPA District Amid Rumors Of Personnel Shakeup
In an interview Erie WPA district head Fred Wilt, reportedly sent from Harrisburg, denied plans to oust ten Administration officials. Wilt refused to confirm or deny permanent assignment, saying an answer would embarrass several local employees.
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Fredericke J. Wilt
Erie
Wilt
Harrisburg
WPA
Trie
New Compensation Act Awaits Earle Signing In Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 4 news that Pennsylvania workmen compensation bill, amended by Senate, awaits Gov. George H. Earle's signature. The measure cuts weekly minimum from seven to two, raises maximum from 15 to 18, widens dismemberment provisions, and provides medical treatment and hospitalization on petition to a board. It also expands dependents' age and moves to unlimited total maximums and life payments for permanent disability.
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Harrisburg
Pennsyl Vahn
Paul
Senate
George H. Earle
Ris Sibley
Georgetown University Commencement Honors in Ders
Georgetown University prepares for its 128th annual commencement with 427 graduates. John W. Love, son of Mr and Mrs John B Love, earns a Bachelor of Science in Social Science as family attends exercises in Washington D C. other attendees include Mr and Mrs William Blair from Meadville.
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John B. Love
Mary
Lena St. Clair
Washington, D. C
Georgetown University
Love
John W. Love
William Blair
Feadville
United States
Bimiind A. Walsh
Arthur A O'Leary
Derailment cripples Renovo line as ore cars wrecked
Heavy damage occurs on the Renovo division in Pennsylvania when twenty eight ore cars derail near Mowat Sluing west of Emiporium. Fourteen cars carry over 2400 tons of iron ore. one body possibly remains trapped. Crews work overnight. line predicted open by late afternoon. A colored man seen riding a car before the crash. whether tied to the wreck is unclear.
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Radiwiry
Renovo
Pennsylvania
Mowat
Emiporium
Atty-eight Cara
G. E. Johnson
Henovo
Albert Johnson
Erie
Wrecr
Renova
Patrolman Cracks Down in Fort Worth Traffic Tickets
A Fort Worth patrolman issued tickets to George Fairtrace and a family manager for failing to obey traffic signals. The officer then wrote a similar ticket for W. L. Coley, a judge overseeing traffic cases.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tirst
George Fairtrace
Ily
W. L. Coley
Dudge
Growing Weather Boosts Crops as Funeral Held
Recent rainfall spurred crop growth across the region with warm spells over the weekend aiding planting. Pasture lands improved, late potato planting underway, and farmers optimistic despite a late spring. Funeral services for Dora Patterson, widow of Robert A. Patterson, were held yesterday afternoon at 2 with burial at Fine Grove Cemetery.
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Dora Patterson
Robert A. Patterson
Corry
N'Algok
Troy Gillette
East Smitty Street
Petry Ty Haines
41 Instant Deaths in Farm Accidents
Harrisburg reports a state survey shows 41 instant farm deaths and 53 serious injuries in the last year across Pennsylvania. Secretary of Agriculture J Hansell Fyench notes earlier safety appeals and a forthcoming calendar year data collection to refine totals. Local county tallies were reviewed, but injury-to-death outcomes remain partly unknown due to reporting gaps.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Hansell Fyench
Prench Tae
Alvery
Telephone tirade ends in fine after roadside outburst
An overlong telephone tirade near Norwalk ends with a $100 fine after a driver yelled at state troopers who stopped him on the highway. The incident prompted a fuss over the telephone and the lurid exchange drew attention to law overtones.
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Norwalk
Gillet Loweh
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