Measles Quarantine Peaks With February 268 Cases
Health Officer John D Flanigan reports 268 measles cases under quarantine in February, the highest monthly total in years. The tally includes new cases across multiple streets and ages, with several patients and addresses listed. One prior measles case has progressed to scarlet fever.
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John D. Flanigan
Manigan
Pleasant Street
Lloyd Tindy
Grove Street
Lois Noldnger
East Church Street
Norma Jewn May
Concord
Oineet
Ode
Clarabelle Ross
West
Washington Streat
Charlotte Ann Watraus
Columbus Avenue
Paral McCray
First Avenue
Harr announces E. D. R. to press New Deal program
Dr. Luther A. Hart declared he will not run for governor, clearing the field for a three man Democratic primary battle among Charles Algin Jones of Pittsburgh Attorney General Charles J. Mangiott and Lieut. Gov. Thomas Kennedy. The Record noted its shift away from backing an individual candidate and signaled possible support for Kennedy, who was expected to announce his candidacy this week.
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Harr
Unitec 7Reag
Philadelphia
Luther A. Hart
Charles Algin Jones
Pittsburgh
Charles J. Mangiott
Thomas Kenedy
Hare
Try Tresalier
T Tat
Farley
van Dyke
Gilfey
Tobi O'Donnell
Jack Kelly
Nb State
Bublin Wen
Jones
Democratic State Committee
Kennedy
Waters Start Receding Today Food Shortage
United Press reports southern California flood area of 30 000 square miles saw waters fall and lines restored. At least 18 dead, property damage around 25 million dollars. Over half the dead unaccounted, many bodies carried to sea. Towns isolated, power out, roads washed by slides. Rescue teams searched debris as looting and shortages appeared in Santa Bernardino and Malibu Beach. Water supplies dwindling, rehabilitation work just beginning despite clearing weather.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Mar
California
Santa Ana
Nomélens
Vestrient
Sant Bernardino
Here
Malibu Beach
Rati Witer
SENAUSKAS AND POLENS GET EXTRA STAY
Two inmates Senauskas and Polens, condemned for murder at Metro Seminak inn, have been granted additional stay until April 4 by the state parole board. This marks the fifth execution date set, with the last scheduled for March 21. Polens, a former Pittanton Duquesne student, was connected to a widow rumoured plotting to remove him. $100 of the wife’s money was alleged in the case.
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John G. Poleng
Metro Seminak
Brokenstraw Airport Inn
Hye Een
Stuce Pare m
Warren
Ufe
Polens
Pittant’ Duquesne University
Msg
Macy Seminuk
Mar
Keb
Joe
Schuylkill Judge Palmer Named for Senate Nomination
Nomination papers circulated in Pottsville for Cyrus M. Palmer, Schuylkill County Common Pleas Court judge, as a Republican candidate for U S senator. Palmer, a former state legislator, congressman, and district attorney, was elected to the bench in 1932.
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Pottsville
Cyrus M. Palmer
SchuylkiLl County
Unclear Release Details From Fragmentary Washington Note
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a release and names like Gingery and SHG NOD Rays, but content is garbled. The readable bits suggest a Washington context with quoted phrases and possible mention of a comet or toppling event, but specifics and coherent facts are unavailable.
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Washington, Mar
Mother's eyes to save 2 year old Roger in New York
Hn SPINEL North Wales Pa March 4 Roger Laverty observed his second birthday today and traveled to New York for an eye consultation. Dr Raymond Castraviejo will decide if Mrs Tene Laverty must donate an eye to replace the clouded sightless right eye.
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Hn Spinel
North Wales
Roger Laverty
New York
Raymond Castraviejo
Presbyterian Medical Center
New Yen
Tene Laverty
Roger
Invalid Pennsylvania laws struck down by Dauphin County court
The Dauphin County court declared the 1920s legislative reappointment act invalid for voter disenfranchisement across ten communities and unconstitutional in district boundaries. A separate ruling voided the 1983 liquor floor tax, deeming it arbitrary and void of fairness, undermining a $20000000 tax collection on distillers.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Mareh
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Walon
Jadge W. C. Sheely
Adame County
Sheely
Buck County
Erie
Westmoreland
Montgomery
Dan- Phin County Colt
William M. Hargest
Lime Ag
Plans to search for disabled liner spread by air and ground
A fleet of 60 planes and 400 ground searchers scoured snowbound Cas He Peak area after a Transcontinental and Western aircraft vanished Tuesday night 60 miles east of Fresno California. Eight planes joined nine more as crews hunted amid heavy snow and high winds for the liner and its six passengers and three crew members. Pilot Graves may have landed safely if not marooned in eight feet of mountain snow.
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United Presa Eresno
Cal
Cas He Peak
Here
Nigat
Aboara
CCL
Loral
John 10
Graves
Head of Scripps Howard Papers Dies Aboard Yacht
Wick, March 4. Controlling stock holder of the Scripps Howard newspapers died aboard his yacht Novia del Mar off Santa Mareen Island in Magdalena Bay. Reports say death due to internal hemorrhage. Body transferred to the Panama Pacific liner Pennsylvania bound for Los Angeles. Scripps sailed from San Diego Feb 22 with friends including George B. Parker and Joseph L. Caldiborn. Survived by widow Margaret Culbertson Scripps and six children Robert F Jr Charles J Margaret Nackey Samuel Edward.
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Wick
Eripps
Howsra
Yachee Novia del Mar
Santa ‘Mareen Tsland
Magdalena Bay
Robert P. Sceyy Sage
Navy
Sindell Gannon
Gamgyn
Tollaw
Scripps
Novia del Man
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
San Diego
George B. Parken
Scripps Toward
Joseph L. Calibhorn
Scripps Howard Townpawers
California
San Diego Sun
Robert P. Scripps
K W. Scripps
Monrovia
Liberia
Margaret Culbertson Scripps
Robert F., Jr
Charles J
Margaret Tien
Nackey Elizabeth
Samuel H
Edward Wyllisard
Plan Federal Inspection Of Co A March 15
Acadreny A Corry unit of the 1ath Infantry Pennsylvania National Guard will undergo a federal inspection on Tuesday evening March 15. Capt W Stuart Houghton with Lita Robert Brown and Ross Fehrman coordinates the annual review. Colonel E P Rinehart Philadelphia leads the federal inspection with Major A J Nichols Office overseeing the state, with visiting officers expected and a large public gathering likely.
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Acadreny
A. Corry
1Ath Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
W. Stuart Houghton
Lita
Robert Brown
Ross Fehrman
E. P. Rinehart
Philadelphia
A. J. Nichols
Ofrie
Prediction of Early Upturn in Automotive Business
Butler Pennsylvania March 4 newspaper reports efforts to curb recession affecting the automotive industry. Roy S Evang, president of the American Bantam Car Company, Butler, Pa, declined tax relief. Indications of a likely upturn in auto manufacturing appeared from several sources.
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Annie Rome Butler
Roy
Evang
American Bantam Car Company
Butler
St Hee Ieee
Eam
Attack on Work Week Law Faces Dauphin Court
Thomas Raeburn White of Philadelphia challenged the 44 Bur work week statute before Dauphin County Court, arguing no other act ever passed like it. He claimed the 1997 law lacks a rational statute link and warned the court’s decision would set a precedent for other states.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Thomas Raeburn White
Philadelphia
Dauphin County Court
White
No Danger of Jap U S Clash, Says Leader
Tokyo March 4 Foreign Minister Hoji Hirota told the Diet there is no chance of a clash between Japan and the United States if each keeps to its own sphere of violence. He endorsed a disarmament conference and said Japan would seek abolition of capital ships and aircraft carriers. Hirota stressed mutual understanding to avoid conflict between the two nations, with Japan aiming for peace in the Orient and America in the Western hemisphere.
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United
Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Hoji Hirota
United States
Hirota
Hawaii
Alaska
Orient
America
Tere
Harwich Coal Company Officials Cleared in Mine Explosion
A four day coroner’s inquest in Harwich Pennsylvania found the January 12 mine blast accidental, absolving nine Harwich Coal and Coke Company officials of blame but faulting their handling of inspection plates and safety procedures.
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Pitteburgh
Mar
Harwich Coal and Coke Company
Harwich
Father appeals to kidnappers in New Rochelle ransom note
Murray Levine, a prosperous attorney, waits anxiously for the kidnapers of his 12 year old son Pete to respond to his appeal. He offers $60,000 and says the way is open as police and federal authorities will not interfere. The boy disappeared eight days ago after leaving school.
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United Press
New Rochelle
Murray Levine
Pete
Subrander
Ley'ne
New York City
Levine
Ren
Hig Son
Peter
Peter Levine
Tam
Plot to murder Stalin thwarted in Kremlin coup
Moscow March 4 A putsch planned to kill Joseph Stalin and other leaders was foiled by arrest and execution of Marshal Milha hall Tukhachevsky vice-commissar for defense testified at treason trial today A P Rosengolts former foreign trade head and one of 21 defendants testified that Tukha chevsky said military organizations were reliable and a May 1987 coup would seize the Kremlin
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Ey Winenere
Moscow
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Marshal Milkahall
Tushachevsky
I Mnes
A.P. Rosengolts
Tukhachevsky
Pershing Able to Sit Up and Speak in Tucson
General John J. Pershing sat up in bed in Tucson on March 4 and asked to eat a newspaper. He chatted cheerfully with his sister May Ware and his longtime aide General Crawford as reporters noted his improving condition.
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Tucson
Ariz
Jonni
Pershing
Genet. Crawford & Chsblfur
Roosevelt Reaffirms New Deal Resolve On Anniversary
Washington March marks the fifth anniversary of inauguration as President Roosevelt renews commitment to New Deal aims. He notes the persistence of old hatreds, stresses maintaining objectives while distinguishing them from partisan politics, and warns against special privilege. He cites progress and the need to resist pressure groups.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Iestant
Oval
White House
St. John's Church
Plan Hearing Tests for All Corry Pupils
Corry Public Schools will test hearing of all students using an audiometer borrowed for a three day period in April. Miss Eva Kepler, school nurse, attended a demonstration in Lawrence Park. The county will extend testing to all schools and loan the device to Corrystinals on April 20, 21 and 22. Superintendent Dewey notes the benefits of audiometer screening for arranging seating, guiding instruction, and extending treatment where needed.
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Corry
atHac
Eva Kepler
Lawrence Pare
Kepler
Aarph S. Dewey
State Housing Board 10 Meet Commissioners
Public officials and civic groups in rural counties show lively interest in Pennsylvania's 350,000,000 slum clearance and low cost housing program. Director Charles V. Doyle reports after conferences at Wilkesport, Lock Haven, Coaldersport and Weltsboro. he will confer with Pin county commissioners at Erie Tuesday and the following day.
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Ay United
Charles V. Doyle
Pennsylvania Housing Board
Williemuport
Lock Haven
Coudersport
Weltsboro
Doyle
Erie
Two Candidates on One Program at Greensburg Banquet
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on March 4 Charles Alvin Jones and Alomey joined by General Charles J Marseiotti faced off with Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls at a Westmoreland County Democratic Committee banquet. More than 1,000 attended as Governor George H Earle also accepted an invitation but planned to fly to New Mexico.
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United Press
Greensburg
Charles Alvin Jones
Alomey
Charles J. Marseiotti
Westmoreland County
Democratic Committee
George H. Earle
U. S
New Mexico
Tones
Pittsburgh
Democratic Party
Genral Margiotii
Mule
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