Veteran actor Carl Stockdale offers aid in Tay lor slaying case
Carl Stockdale, veteran actor and lifelong friend of Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, steps forward with an aid offer in the revived inquiry into the death of director William Desmond Taylor. Stockdale, new as a witness, plans to disclose what he knows of the principal figure in the drama while Senator Hugo Isiack of Alabama weighs in on the Congressional wage and hour bill and questions a witness.
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Carl Stockdale
Charlotte Shelby
Mary Miles Minter
Willian Desmond Taylor
Stockdale
U.S
Hugo Isiack
Ala Bama
Washington
Pa Den is Will Discuss 38 Campaign Tonight
Democratic leaders plan a Hershey dinner tonight to fete John B. Kelly and preview the 1938 Pennsylvania campaign. Gov Earle, Sen Guffey, State Chairman Lawrence and 87 county chairs gather with 1934 ally Guffey amid talk of U S senatorial and gubernatorial bids and a united party front for next year’s elections.
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United Press
Hershey
John B. Kelly
War Counell
Sviord Pointe
Hotel Hershey
George H. Earle
Kelly
Pennsylvania
James J. Davis
Earle
Senate
John 1
Lewis
CIO
Livut
Thomas Kennedy
Niers
Public Utility Commission
Thomas J. Buchanan
Warren van Dyke
Lawrence Hinself
J.oristin Boardman
Philadelphia
Federal Housing Administration
Raymond B. Erleth
Ihs Prekster
Corporation Tax Bureau
Jackson T. Scat
Altentown
PennA Observes Flag Day as Legal Holiday
Harrisburg reports Flag Day observed as a legal holiday in Pennsylvania. The act adds a second holiday enabling banks and government workers time off and clarifies when notes are due. In Pittsburgh a committee formed to push for an August holiday with a similar mechanism.
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Penn’a
United Press
Harrisburg
Tod Ay
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Seven Held After Non Union Raiders Attack Riot in Anderson
In Anderson Indiana on June 14 police rounded up the last of the principals in a riot sparked by a plan to blame shotgun blasts on non union raiders at United Automobile Workers Union headquarters. Seven non union men were arrested and released on their own recognizance. two more were sought. Mayor Harry Baldwin halted immediate calls for National Guards. Governor Townsend ordered an investigation as tension between unions and non union groups raised fears of further mob violence. Nine men, non union, were struck by shotgun pellets. none seriously hurt. Gunfire erupted as amplifying equipment was being moved from union HQ to a speech at Athlete Park.
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United Press
Anderson
Ind
United Automobile Workers Union
Harry Baldwin
Dabler
Indianapolis
M. Clifford Townsend
Teliana
Anderson Siarting
Palk
Joseph Carney
Homer Marlin
V. A
Umion
Athlete Park
Martin
Thirtyen
Prosecutor Frank Cullitan’s car stalls in rainstorm
In Public Square during a heavy rain, Prosecutor Frank Cullitan’s automobile stalled. While attempting emergency repairs, the hood slipped from his grasp and broke his title, causing an unexpected setback.
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Clevelanid
Frank
Cullitan
Bublic Square
Eighth Grade Exercises to Be Held Tonight at School
An eighth grade closing program is set for St. Edward's School tonight at 8 o'clock. Students finishing grade work and entering high school include James Wooley Frank Hyatts Bernard Suitz Joseph Mooney John Wascak Marie DeRosiline Hopkins Amelia Jackson Mary Jean Mooney and Aum Frances Paver. The program features class song poem valedictory and diplomas.
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St. Edward's School
Mary Paver
Whlcome
Miiriy de- Maur
Ann Paver
Olaas
Kiss
Bernard Kubas
Mary Jean Mooney
John Wascuke
Robert de
J. Graves
James Foley
Graves
Heart of Jesus
Mother of Union City Priest Dies
Mary Kennedy lifelong Tinton City resident died Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Mauile Downs 44 W High Street Union City. Requiem Mass at St Theresa R C Church with burial in St Theresa's cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs. Downs Mrs. George Schlecht Cleveland Mrs. James Haney Montclair and sons Rev Fr John Kennelly DuBois and William Kennedy Union City.
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Union City
Erie
Mary Kennedy
Tinton City
Mauile Downs
High’ Street
George Schlecht
Cleveland
James Haney
Montclair
Nui
Kibler-Albin Nuptials in Grove City Church
Elizabeth Washaraugh Albin wed Frederick H. Kibler in Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Grove City. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Boston Albin of Grove City and the late De and Mrs William Washashaugh of Erie. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs [Wo] Kibler of Girard. The family is longtime in Erie County. Kibler works at the Battles barn in Girard once established by his grandfather.
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Praiden
Elizabeth Washaraugh Albin
Srederick H. Kibler
Grace Methodist Hpiscopal Church
Grove City
John A. Boston Albin
State Street
William Washashaugh
Erle
Kibler
Landscaping Beautifies Pa Highways Reduces Hazards
Harrisburg June 14 The Department of Highways describes its tree planting and landscape program along 40 000 miles of roads. The Forestry and Landscape Unit, expanded since 1936, preserves trees vines grasses and shrubs reduces erosion and slides, clears dead wood and brush for better sight lines, and coordinates with groups to plant and seed banks. The department maintains a nursery near Millers and saves trees of historic interest during road work.
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Swatten van Ute
Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Pennsylvania
Woo
al Chlor Highway Forester
Forester
Yerasaes
Leatfic Hazarila
Valle
Millar
Belief clears path for Erie East avenue viaduct
Erie mayor Charles R. Barber says the final obstacle to building the East avenue viaduct is removed after a PUC official relays that Senator Joseph J. Guffey in Washington secured support to clear the way. Beamish sent a letter from Senator Guffey to the public roads chief confirming the progress.
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Charles R. Barber
Public Utilities Commission
ERIE
Richard J. Beamish
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
East Avenue
Beamish
Barber
Joseph J. Guffey
Washington
Guffey
Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, D. C
Adlerfka Gas Remedy Ad at Keister’s Cut Rate Store
An advert promoting Adlerfka claims a single dose relieves gas and purges four poisons from both upper and lower bowels. It urges use to ease bloating and sleeplessness caused by gas.
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Adlerfka
Keister
Adgi
Raymond-MacDonald Nuptials Set for Wednesday
Hollywood report notes Jean nette MacDonald and Genie Raymond, once on screen sweethearts, to wed in a Hollywood ceremony. A party for the couple by Firefly crew featured a keepsake silver flower basket signed by all on the picture. The article mentions a book plate and elaborate gown, with plans for a fashionable wedding.
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United Freon
Hollywood
Jeannette MacDonald
Genie Raymand
Atene
Migs MacDonald
Raymond Witl
Fim Aulyra
Hoff Mands Labor Report Highlights
A partial OCR fragment mentions labor matters and Hoff, suggesting a report on labor actions or demands. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item signals a local labor topic and potential community impact.
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