Ex officio advisory council nominee debate at Pennsylvanias
Court records reveal concerns over a proposed ex officio advisory council linked to multiple institutions including the University of Pennsylvania Cheyney Slippery Rock and Home for Deaf Children. The judge notes questions about the legality and potential death threats amid ongoing proceedings and public notices.
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Emier
Cheyney
Ifg
Euinhora
Lock Maven
Slippery Rand
Scotland
Fog Blamed for Oil City Auto Wrecks Killing One
A heavy fog blanketed Oil City early today, causing two accidents. Chauncey G. West, 33, was killed when struck by Charley Scott, a high school student returning from a prom. Scott admitted fault. Charles Moore escaped with minor injuries after his car rolled over on West Columbus avenue. A third collision on Center Street involved Walter Scott and Ransom McKelvey. both drivers escaped with minor injuries.
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Chauncey G. West
Oil City
Bute
Charley Scott
West
Scott
Charles Moore
Garland
Columbus Avenue
State Wish Hatchery
Moore
Sutos
Walter Scott
Ransom MeKelvey
Spring Creek
Senab Corner
Center
Cara
Arto
Scott Utmuck
MeKelvey
Uta
Main
Clifford Clark
Mikelvy
John Bolart
McKelvey
Hospital Assn Stockholders Meet June 12
Seven directors to be elected at the Corry Hospital Association annual meeting to be held in the Library basement west Wednesday evening June 12. The current board meets first to clear overhang and then adjourns for the stockholders meeting. Annual reports will be reviewed and a past year’s operations report presented. The newly elected board may reorganize then or postpone.
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Corry Hospital Association
Lea
Full Emergency Powers for Laval
Paris report states the senate voted 233 to 15 to grant Premier Laval full emergency powers. Laval begins a five month semi dictatorial regime to save the franc and shore up finances, as the chamber of deputies extended powers by 824 to 160 in the early morning hours.
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United Press
Paris
Senate
Pierre Laval
Hus
Laval
Chamber of Reputies
Kidnappers of Coast Lad Elude Dragnet
Tacoma police and federal agents chase clues in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case at mid June. A ransom of 200000 is reported but custody remains unresolved. Suspects include a platinum blonde woman and a male companion seen eastward in a Cadillac, with investigations focusing on leads from Utah to Oregon.
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United Press
Tacoma
Wash
Chilé
George Weyerhaeuser
Tisaquati
Fase
Los Yn
Utah
Washington
Ori AN
George
Buddergir
Mussolini Says Italy Will Decide Abyssinia Policy Alone
GaGErAART Sardinia June 8 Benito Mussolini told British critics Italy would decide its course in Abyssinia alone and would not be deterred. Addressing Sabaudi division troops he noted Italy’s march across the Tyrrhenian Sea and warned the world not to second guess Rome. The premier’s remarks come as British MPs denounce Italy’s actions in East Africa.
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United Press
Gageraart
Sardinia
Benito Mussolini
Great Britain
Italy
Abyssinia
Sabaudi
Tyrrhenian Sea
Rome
England
House of Commons
Taly
Couray-In-Ita
Mussolini
East Africa
Fearful Kidnapping Probe In Wealthy New York Suburb
New York police and Department of Justice agents joined a wide search for J. Kaul, 5, who vanished Thursday night from a playground near his Sutton Place home. Detectives and river police scoured a mile-square area along the East River for clues to a possible ransom or abduction, but found no trace.
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New York
Department F Justice
Join Kaul
J. 5
Sutton Place
Federal
Fast River
Campus Doctor Sentenced for Manslaughter in Oklahoma
Dr. Gigi E. Brewer, country physician to Oklahoma A. and M. College, pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges connected to the deaths of six young women via illegal operations. Judge Wybrant imposed four-year terms on each of four counts to run concurrently. Brewer, a bachelor who aided students financially, said he did not want the college’s "boys" harmed by notoriety.
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Okla
Gigi E. Brewer
Gasher
Oklahoma
A. & M. College
Brewer
B.C. Simons
O. ©. Wybrant
New Woelk
Dismiss Charges in Utility Case Narrowed Defendants
Chicago June 4 government today dismissed charges against six co defendants who were to face trial Tuesday with Samuel Thaull. Remaining defendants include Mull Samuel Insull Jr Harold L Stuart and Martin Thaull in the final bid to convict in the collapse of three million dollar Thaull utilities prospects.
Plan Emergency Unemployment Levy On Trades
Washington reports a New Deal plan to tax all trades and industries to fund relief for unemployed workers. The bill would tax employers based on payroll versus normal employment, resembling retroactive unemployment insurance without some typical objections. Analysts note limited Supreme Court limits on federal taxing and spending powers.
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John Agi Reichmann
United Press
Limited Press
Washington
New Deal
NRA Dew
Supreme Court
Lberal Toral
Berént
West Tower Skyride at Expo Fell to Blast
At dawn the 628 foot West Tower of the Century of Progress sky ride collapsed after two dynamite blasts. Wrecking crews cut loose supports as debris spanned the lakefront and a police cordon sealed a wide danger zone.
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Everett Holles
United Press
Chicago
Century of Progress
Loop
Washington Monument
Britain Plans Strong Foreign Policy Under Baldwin Cabinet
London reports a strong foreign policy and close League of Nations cooperation outlined by Prime Minister Baldwin's new cabinet. The reshuffle follows Ramsay MacDonald stepping down, with focus on international cooperation and national stability amid postwar tensions.
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Britain
London
League of Nations
Stamey Baldwin
Ramway MacDonald
Japan demands ultimatum to China by June 20
A Japanese high command meeting in Northern China issued an ultimatum to the North China government demanding that all Japanese demands be met by June 20. Dispatches report China showing compliance, with the war office awaiting full Tientsin meeting details.
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United Press
Montsin
China
Nippon Dempn
Tokyo
Japan
Tientsin
War Office
Shanghai
Save Constitution at GOP Confab in Springfield
Republicans converge for grass roots confab as delegates flood into Springfield to rally around a Save the Constitution slogan. Johnson cites Lincoln and Roosevelt as sparking the drive to pin accountability for broken promises on the administration.
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G.o.p.confab
Springfield
Don &. Chamberlain
United Press
Wooley
Prairie States
Roosevelt
Barris G. Spangler
Town
Committee of Arrangements
H. F. Habnestels
Aurora
Justus Johnson
Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Bradford Woman to Share in Estate
Bradford probate records reveal Stella Sloan, 29, widow of a retired oil man, will receive half of George F. Sloan’s estate valued at up to $8,000. The will, dated a year before his May 26 death in California, leaves the remaining half to seven individuals including his first wife Mrs Anna Sloan of Los Angeles and Mrs Lin Monroe of Bradford. The second Mrs. Sloan previously sued for support when he left for California. her attorney hints the will may be contested.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Stella Sloan
George F. Sloan
California
Anna Sloan
Los Angeles
Lin Monroé
Bradford
Sloan
New State Department of Corrections Likely Considered
United Press from Harrisburg reports that a new state department of corrections, unifying probationary and corrective functions now split between the justice and welfare departments, will be considered on second reading in the House next week. A secretary at ten thousand dollars annually would head the department, with four companion bills sponsored by Arnold M. Blumberg and Charles C. Baldi reported from committee and approved on first reading. The department would oversee the board of pardons and six penal and corrective institutions now supervised by welfare.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Islumberg-Bulch
State Department of Corrections
House of Representatives
Justice and Welfare
Arnold M. Blumberg
Charles C. A. Baldi
Philadelphia
Britain First To Announce Debt Default June 15 Installment
Hobart C. Montee reports from Washington that Britain formally announces its intention to default on the June 15 debt installment to the United States, amounting to 85 million 670 thousand 765 dollars and 6 cents. Finland is noted as punctual while the overall debtors’ total default cost to the U S Treasury rises this June by over 180 million dollars.
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Hobart C. Montee
United Press
Waehington
Europe
United Staton
United States
Finland
U. B. Treasury
Veterans Rally In Corry Draws Legion Leaders And Thousands
State and district leaders of the American Legion head northwest Pennsylvania and hundreds of comrades converge for one of the era’s largest World War veterans rallies in Corry. Delegates from posts coordinate parades, exhibitions, and speeches by Mayor Glen Miller and others while contingents from Erie Warren Titusville and Youngsville join the procession.
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American Legion
Pennsylvania
Eimer C. Carvey Ports
Carl H. Hollman
Sore Huet
Western View
Wileiam Smith
Punxsutawney
Disteiel Amt
Edward Rosterling
Vundersrif
Corry
Atut
Sal
Vatoy Canceliiere
Pittsburg
Gram Chet de Gure
Imrie
Pittsburgh
Afi
C. G. Kain
Indiana
Legion‘mites
BN Welock
Ling
Maple Avenue
Mull Street
Center Ail
Center Street
Lake City Park
Carl Stafford Post
Meadyilles Togers Israel
Erie
Stephen
Eric Boys' Band
North Est
Elmer C. Carrity
Corry High Senios
Glen Miller
Taher ‘Wood
Serge Mdivani Faces 10000 Suit From Ex Wife
Hollywood details Serge Mdivani former husband of singer Mary McCormick faced a 10000 collection suit over a promissory note alleged owed to his former wife Lotay. The case centers on transfer of a note and recovery plus interest amid a high profile divorce story involving Alexa Mdivani and Barbara Hutton era figures.
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United Press Hollywood
Serge Mdivani
Mary McCormick
Lotay
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