Two Major Parties to Rename Pa Chairmen
Harrisburg dispatch reports Democrats and Republicans may name new Pennsylvania state chairmen at May organization sessions. Republican H Harvey Taylor seeks reappointment amid factional resistance while Democratic chairman David L Lawrence is favored to repeat. National committee positions feature Sedgwick Kistler and potential successors among Smith and New Deal factions.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Mar
H. Harvey Taylor
Imself
Vouliter
U. S
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
David L. Lawrence
Democratic State Committee
Sedgwide Kistjf
Lock Haven
Wistler
Alfred Smith
Roma Guffey Miller
Wall
Pennsylvania
National Committee
Kistler
A. Logue
A. Smith
Logue
Smith Democrats
Mathew H. McCloskey, Jr
Coleader
Philadelphia Democrats
John B. Kelly
McCloskkey
Roosevelt
Earle
Atate Committee
Philadelphia
Republican State Committee
Gifford Pinchot
Luzerne County
John S. Fine
David A. Reed
Pittsbugh
Worthington
Scranton
Jonn Y. Wills
Duncannon
Taylor
Neve Fe
Duncan McCallum
Folr
Edward Martin
Mellon
Samuel 8. Lewis
York County
Pinchot
Charles A. Waters
Judge Fine
Mellons
Mantin
Beneker Western Pennsylvanian
Witt
Man Fatally Hurt in Fall at Warren State Hospital
John Margail 26, a patient at Warren State Hospital admitted three years ago, died in a bathroom on the ward after collapsing and striking his skull. Coroner Rd Lowrey and District Attorney 4 C Rudy investigated the accidental death.
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Warren, Mar
John Margail
Warren State Hospital
Rd Lowrey
C. Rudy
Morgan
Unable to Find Body of Child After Flood At Rynd Farm
In Oml Crry on March 41 the search for Naomi Mellring, a year old swept from her grandfather Charles Mellring during the February 27 flood at Rynd Farm, continues along Oil Creek. High water and ice hinder efforts as relatives persist with daily searches amid wrecked banks and rising creek levels.
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Naomi Mellring
Charles Mellring
Rynd Farm
Oil Creek
Warren Furniture Plant to Resume Operations Soon
Warren Furniture Company plans to resume factory operations within ten days to two weeks after a shutdown. The firm expects orders to sustain operations long term, aiming for about 400 workers when fully running, with initial staffing smaller. Plant officials note women will be needed before full start, as inventories are taken and machinery prepared for radio cabinet production for GE Philco Atwater Kent and others.
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Warren Furniture Company
General Electric
Philco
Atwater Kent
Slugs Used in Cigarette Vending Machines Sought
Police trail a cigarette machine vandal believed to be jammed by slugs and lead coins inserted into vending devices across city venues. Chief John Flanigan notes no formal complaints yet but says investigators will probe immediately.
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John Flanigan
For Rent and For Sale Notices in Corry area
Rental offer for a furnished room with bath at 125 Wright Street contact 298-M. For sale a 1929 Ford truck inquiring at Cutting's Store Cutting New York or write W A Cooper, Corry.
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Wright
Fordruck
Cutting
N. Y
W. A. Cooper
Corry
B.D
Church Leaders From South America to Speak in Erie
A mission of fellowship from South America with six church leaders will visit Erie on Thursday March 26 to speak at Methodist meetings for all Ed Erie Annual Conference churches. In Meadville the events are led by Dr J H Clemens with a schedule spanning Jamestown and Oil City. The group includes Bishop Juan B Gattinoni, Bishop George A Miller, Dr George P Howard, and Rev Daniel B Hall, tracing the Methodist missions in the region since 1836.
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Mission of Fellowship
South America
Erie
Jamestown
Oil City
M. E
Meadville
J H. Clemens
First Methodist Church
G. T. Greer
Juan B. Gattinoni
Buenos Aires
Argentina
George A. Miller
San
Tage
Chile
George P. Howard
Daniel B. Hall
Montevideo
Uruguay
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jos Dempster
Oneida
New York State
Methodiam
Galtinoni
Brethren of the Noth
Gutnoni
Dr. Howard
America
Bishop Miller
Mrs. Miller
Dr. Hall
Kane Woman, 66, Dies in Apparent Gas Inhalation
Coroner W. O. Allen and deputy George Lal of Bradford led an investigation into the death of Margaret Pass, 66, found at her Kane home after gas fumes from an open flame allegedly caused asphyxiation. The body was found Monday evening. no foul play is suspected, with officials reviewing details as they probe further. Her husband, George Pass, died in a shooting accident nine years ago.
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Kane
Mir
Allen
George Lal
Bradford
Margaret Pasa
Warne
Wathotses
Pass
George Paas
Johnsonburg
Earle Attacks Hoover Record In Plea To Youth
The article cites Earle charging Hoover with failing youth policy and mismanagement of economic and social issues. It mentions state politics, Senate Republicans, and a call for a vote of confidence amid post mortem questions. The piece reflects 1930s political rhetoric and public debate over welfare and prosperity.
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Earle
Hoover
Ayoy
Anacastia
Mid-West
State Senate
Senate
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