Hospitals Face Closure as Welfare Cuts Strain State Aid
State health officials warn Pennsylvania hospitals face closures within a year due to worsening finances from unemployment and welfare cuts. Welfare Secretary Alice I Livertight stresses the strain on free service for the indigent, while Dr. Alexander H Colwell and Dr. Joseph C Doane note rising free cases, reduced private support, and overcrowded wards amid tightened state appropriations.
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Garry
Pennsylvania
Department of Welfare
Alice I Livertight
Secretary of Welfare
Alexander H. Colwell
Pittsigh
Colwell
Pittsburgh
Nall
Joseph C. Doane
Medical Diiree
Jewish Hospital
Philadel Wa
Hospitals seek state aid to avert service cuts amid rising costs
Officials warn that strain on hospital funds forces reductions in care and threatens patients. Welfare reports show more tuberculous children needing surgery but lacking funds for hospital care. State Department of Welfare calls for immediate action as unemployment drives higher hospital expenses and demands for assistance.
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Welfare Worlds
Thare
State Department of Welfare
All-Bran claims double usable iron versus beef liver
Kellogg's All-Bran is promoted as containing twice the usable iron of an equal weight of beef liver. The ad touts bulk to the intestines, non habit forming relief for constipation, and claims improved appetite and energy. It notes preparation details, serving suggestions, and availability at grocers.
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Kellogg's
All-Bray
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Quiz questions on historic topics and authors
A fragment presents six trivia prompts asking when Eumbers No. was established how high Yosemite Falls when the Suex Canal opened who invented wireless telegraphy who is secretary of the State Game Commission and a note stating imagination modifies ranges and unity to angered School turn to page 7.
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Eumbers No
Yosemite Falls
State Game Commission
Wao
Agricultural course dropped at Jamestown
Jamestown June 23 The Board of Education voted three to two at a special meeting to not start a course in agriculture in the public schools for the coming term The plan faced opposition from committee members Miss Mary J Nelson V Elmer Guslagson and Gust C Magnuson voted against it while Henry Love noted his opposition during the vote The unusual dissent among board members marked the session as they discussed the future of agricultural education in the district
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Jamestown
Board of Education
Tiree
Lynn Ft. van Vinck
William &. Contay
Mary J. Nelson
V. Elmer Guslagson
Gust. C. Magnuson
Paul N. Anderson
Henry Love
Board of Hisiation
Lang Attempts Death by Own Action in Jail
Jamestown June 29 Earnest Lang 656 Foote avenue attempted to commit death by own action in jail last night by hanging himself with his improvised noose. Lang was arrested on Toote Avenue for intoxication and later found hanging in his cell by big neckties. Neighbors reported disturbance at home and police said the man’s condition appeared to be serious but he was not strangled.
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Jamestown
Earnest Lang
Foote Avenue
Lang
Toote Avenue
S15
Olblock
Erie Boys Plan Longboat Trip to New York
Two 19 year old boys Rudolph Rastatter and Glenn Crum launched a 16 foot outboard powered boat into Lake Erie aiming for a 2500 mile voyage to New York. They route via Dunkirk Port Cathorne Welland Canal Thousand Islands St Lawrence River Sorel Quebec and Lake Champlain before following the Hudson to New York then back via the Barge Canal.
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HLS
Beiiewer
Rudolph Rastatter
Glenn Crum
Bost
Lake Mine
New York
Dunkirk
N. Y
Port Cathorne
Ont
Wellam Canal
Thousand Islands
St. Liewrence
Sorel, Gres
Richliew River
Lake Champlain
Hudson River
York
Pythian Sisters 10 Hold Garden Party Plans Made
The Pythian Sisters No 10 announced a garden party to benefit the order. It will be hosted at the home of Mr Oscar Andrews on East South Street. Mrs Hisse Blakeslee was named general chairwoman. Tables will be set for bridge and five hundred with awards and refreshments.
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Munrsusy
Oscar Andrews
East Southtreet
Hisse Blakeslee
Roosevelt
Nile
Style 712 Model Length and Price Note
The entry notes Style 712 is the same model measuring twelve inches in length with a price not specified in the readable text.
Dry agents raid Jamestown and Driftwood for booze
Dry agents from Buffalo, arriving for planned beatings on June 28, seized alcohol and made two arrests. At Driftwood on Hast Lake Road they seized 24 pints of beer and cited Mary Pluger for sale possession and maintaining amity. At Celoron George Hinman faced charges after admitting sale and possession and posting a $1000 bond for a June 27 hearing represented by Michael D. Lombardo.
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Jamestown
Buffalo
United States
Sion
Hitward R. Bobtey
Chautauqua
Hast Lake
Driftwood
Mary Pluger
Bootey
George Hinman
Commissioner Bootey
Michael D. Lombardo
Nomination Fight Nears Roosevelts Two Thirds Rule
Roosevelt factions push for two thirds to clinch the Democratic nomination as Tammany Hall holds key votes. Curry remains tight lipped at the Blackstone while Farley tours for a last minute capitulation. Roosevelt aims to rally Missouri Virginia and others to bypass the rule if needed.
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Roosevelt
Tamany
John F. Curry
Tammany Hull
Smith
Curry
Blackstone Hotel
James A. Farley
Tammany
Rosevell
United Press
Statien Gotes
Statf
New York
Pennsylvani
Indiana
Missouri
Virginia
Tammany Fadl
Roosevelt General Staffs
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Corry
A.D. Golegrove Arthur Colegrove
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Fred Kimball
INO
W. 46Th St
Eibuna ‘Tower
Chicago
Erie Boys
Pythian Sisters
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Lake
Chautauqua Lake
Enna Jettick
Enna
Newhouse
N. Center St
Teers
Corry, Pa
Silk
Karatol
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