Radio aided seaplane rush rescues after boiler blast
Leon ard Ambrose and Hans Schwaiger were severely scalded when a steam pipe burst aboard the Tidewater Oil tanker Samuel Q. Brown off Cape May New Jersey. Coast guards guided a fast seaplane to the scene. the victims were transported by boat to the plane and then to St. Agnes Hospital in Philadelphia for treatment. Doctors reported good chances for recovery.
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Heroism of Man Comes to Light
Albert Hille of Marion Center died at Puntsutawney Hospital after being fatally injured by a hat hurled from a speeder along the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. His brave act saved a passenger train and prevented a wreck, earning him posthumous recognition for extraordinary railroad duty.
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Two Killed in Auto Wrecks at Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh June 13 A man and an 11 year old youth were killed in automobile accidents in the Pittsburgh district over the weekend. Nick Tolling 65 of Grafton died at Mercy Hospital from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing near his home. Walter Bilingham 18 of Elliott died at South Side Hospital from a fractured skull after his car skidded from the highway and struck a pole.
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Slump on Farms Worse Than Industry Says Dairy Leader
Syracuse June 13 Fred H Sexauer president of the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association says agriculture faces deeper depression than industry and will not recover without radical monetary reform. He cites postwar price gaps, McNary Haugen policy, and Europe’s credit as factors while urging unified farmer action to boost dairy prices and milk shed profitability.
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Mineral nutrients required in foods for health
Mineral Foods notes essential minerals for nutrition including iron iodine phosphorus calcium manganese potassium. The list emphasizes the need for these elements in daily diets to support metabolic functions and overall health.
Brakeman Severely Injured At Johnsonburg
William Fe Gardner, about 45, a Pennsy brakeman from Ridgway Jefferson Avenue, was injured Friday afternoon at Johnsonburg while switching cars at the Jastanes Paper Company's siding. A sheet metal runway tore loose, throwing him under a box car. two wheels passed over his right leg, necessitating amputation at Erie County General Hospital. He remained resting well after surgery.
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Davis Returns to Senate Floor After Illness
Washington June 13 Senator Davis of Pennsylvania returned to the Senate floor after a short illness from appendicitis that kept him in bed over the weekend. His office said he was under medical care from Friday to yesterday and did not require an operation.
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Commerce Secretary Redfield Dies in Bed at 69
New York June 18 William C Redfield secretary of commerce in Wilsons cabinet died during the night He would have been seventy years old today Retired last night in apparently good health his wife found him dead in his room Redfield born Albany N Y served as commissioner of public works for Brooklyn in 1902 and as a member of the 32nd Congress from 1911 to 1918 He was secretary of commerce from 1916 to 1919.
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Means Case Ready for Jury in Dc Supreme Court
Gaston B. Means, once a Justice Department investigator and figure in the Harding era, stood trial in the District of Columbia Supreme Court for defrauding Evelyn Walsh McLean of 104000. Final arguments and the judge’s charge awaited before the jury retired, amid Means’s past notoriety as the Lindbergh baby ransom hunter.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Meet at York
York Pa hosts the state sessions of the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows with delegates from this city. Mrs Carnrike district deputy and other local members attend as official delegates and representatives. The annual convention opened with memorial services and will run for several days.
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