Driver of Car Killing Child Faces Trial in Beatrice Swanson Case
Warren June 3 The parents Mr and Mrs A Swanson of Ludlow were visiting relatives when Beatrice Swanson seven years old was struck by a speeding motorist as she crossed the highway. The child died at Kate Community Hospital hours later. Coroner H Clay Fidstner investigates. The accident occurred Sunday evening near Ludlow and no license number was obtained. The child is survived by a brother Carl a sister Helen and grandparents Mr and Mrs A Swanson Tidimute Henry Cochener and M Lontisa Cochener. The funeral was held at Peterson mortuary.
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Join & Brother and Sister
H. Clay Fidstner
McKean County
Peterson Mortuary
Carl
Helen
Musical Party Recital Under Miss Sorel Elects Mr Couns
Pupils of Mrs Maver swe Shoop Will host a musical party under the supervision of Miss Helen Sorel with Mr Couns of Philadelphia. The event occurs Wednesday evening at eight in the Methodist Episcopal church as part of their annual recital. Friends and families are urged to attend. The program features a travel theme with songs and instrumental numbers reflecting journeys from North America to South America.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Teachers' union leaders press for education funding
In Chicago, at the American Federation of Labor educators convention, W B Satterthwaite and Beattie Wash urged public support to prevent teacher union terminations. John Frey pledged federation backing, while Selina Borchardt from Washington argued against budget cuts that would turn schools into factories and stressed maintaining high professional standards and adequate class sizes.
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Teachers' Federation
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Washington, D. A
United States
Betty Robinson in fragile condition after plane crash
United Press reports Betty Robinson, 19, famed American runner and Olympian, returned to a Chicago hospital in critical state after an airplane accident. Doctors say she suffered severe injuries to her limbs, with extensive facial injuries, though a recovery remains uncertain and doctors fear she may never run again.
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Chicago
Betty Robinson
Wie Owl
Forest Infirmary
Harborcreek Goun g League to play doubleheader July 4
Announcements say Harborcreek club of the Erie Goun g Baseball League will appear in a big doubleheader Saturday, July 4. The Merchants were defeated by Harborcreek 41 to 7 last Sunday, with Johnny Everhart on the mound and nets in a sharp defense. The Greening clan anticipates two tightly contested bouts in their loop tournament.
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Sound warning to delinquents
Harrisburg June 30 notice was given to holders of Pennsylvania state workmen's insurance fund policies that coverage will be cancelled if premiums remain unpaid within 80 days. An inheritor from the Wistert Administration and unpaid premiums totaling 286,809 were cited as contributing factors. The governor’s office called the situation unfair to the state and to policyholders striving to meet requirements.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wistert
Gov
Pinclows Office
Industrial Police System Terminated in Harrisburg
Governor Pitchriot revoked the commissions of industrial policemen, ending the industrial police system. The move, announced today, refuses to renew the commissions of Scout and tran officers guarding industrial properties under the acts of 1929.
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Present management in wontons face past faults and reform
W Jack Stutelen of Harrisburg heads the fund succeeding Phil Dewey, who ran the division and now serves as secretary of internal affairs. The note cites prior administration errors that harmed policy experience and business methods, while outlining ongoing managerial changes.
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Hirrisburg
Tn Fund
Phil Dewey
Fishey
Hunger Parade marches through Pittsburgh city streets
About 5,000 weary and hungry men women and children marched in a hunger parade in Pittsburgh under stern police orders led by Superintendent Peter P Walsh. The procession moved along a route in West Park as police watched for trouble and crowds carried large placards and signs.
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United Press
Pittsburge
West Park
Peter P. Walsh
Man Seriously Hurt After 31-Story Fall Elevator Collapse
Philadelphia report notes Jacob Scleber, 43, severely injured when an elevator used in construction at the Gunde Trusk Company building fell from the 81st floor after a cable broke. The incident disrupted a parade as workers and strikers gathered outside city landmarks.
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Philadelphia
Jacob
Scleber
Léday
Gunde Trusk Company
Consider Your Adam's Apple and Smoke Safety
An advertising note warns readers to protect the larynx or Adam's Apple from tobacco irritants. It urges choosing Lucky Strike cigarettes, claiming their exclusive toasting process removes harsh irritants found in raw tobacco and notes these irritants are sold to chemical manufacturers.
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