Washington dinner highlights Northwestern Pa women clubs
One hundred and fifteen club women from northwestern Pennsylvania attended the Washington Bicentennial dinner in Corry. The Northwest district federation sessions continued at the First M. Church with luncheon, later talks by Rev. Aird Moffatt on George Washington, and a tea at the club house. Notable moments included colonial-costume introductions, Miss Stella Barry's Irish song, and Mrs. Louise L. Phillips’s address on Fort LeBoeuf under three flags.
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Pennsylvania
Woman's Club
Washington
Northwest
State Federation of Pennsylvania
Hotel Corry
Federation
Aird Moffatt
Kane
George Washington
Club
Mott Street
G.T. Kincaidh
Blosnor Mead
E. O. Barnes
George
Martha Washington
Stella Barry
Land of the Shamrock
Mae Baker Henline
Bradford
Barnes
Louise L. Phillips
North East Woman’s Club
Phillips
Waterford
Fort LeBoeuf
City
Margaret, McCalmont
Af Warren
James Hewett
Trenton
Vessey
Warren
Paul Bistop
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments Card
Radio schedule items list CBS NBC and GBS networks with program names like Light Opera Gems and Testy and Yesterday plus orchestras and music blocks. Mentions WABC WHARF WABG and MZ networks with approximate times and titles.
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WABC
CBS Network
WHARF
NBC Network
Concern Orchestra
Cavaliers
Netorks
NBC
Davis Would Return Dry Issue to States
United States Senator James J. Davis urged the Republican party to send the prohibition question back to the states at a Upper Darby Union League dinner. The Pennsylvania primary candidate noted his stance in Butler country and said he would back states’ rights on prohibition if he is in the Senate.
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United Press
Upper Darby
United States
James J. Davis
Davis
Pennsylvania
Upper Darby Union League
Smedley D Butler
James Wolfenden
Con
Vive Philadelphia
Corry Cases Listed on March Court Calendar
The March term of federal court will convene at 10 o'clock Monday morning with eighty eight cases listed for presentation. Seventy eight are for violations of the national prohibition act while ten pertain to various congressional acts. Judge Schoonmaker and either Gibson or MacVicar will preside. Eight civil cases are listed for disposition and the term is expected to last two weeks. The two court rooms on the third floor of the post office building will be used, including the case of George W Dunle of this city connected to a raid on the Wits club months ago.
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Mie
U. S
Gra
Post Office
George W. Dunle
Wits‘ Club
Forbra Breaks Favorites to Win Aintree Classic
At Aintree in Liverpool England on March 18 outsider Forbra won the Grand National steeplechase as favorites fell along the gruelling course. Fremont finished second Shaun Goslin placed third in a crowd of 300000 amid perfect weather. Forbra carried bottom weight of 147 pounds and led from early on to win by three lengths at 50 to 1.
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Aintree
Liverpool
England
Mar
Forbra
Fremont Wan
Shaun Goslin
W. Parsonage
Seading Cremont
Shaun Gollin
Train wreck injures crew as rail causes crash at Princeton Junction
A Pennsylvania Railroad New York to Detroit night train derailed at Princeton Junction New Jersey when a rail spread. One passenger and four employees were injured as eight coaches left the rails but none overturned. Normal traffic resumed after wrecking crews worked through the night.
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Unites Frese
Philadelphia
Mar
Findley Lake Man Dying From a Bullet Wound
Special to the Journal French Creek March 18 Bert Newhouse a former well known resident of Findley Lake was found in his home this morning with a bullet wound in the abdomen presumably self inflicted. A nephew found him and a doctor said internal hemorrhages left little hope for recovery. Newhouse had been recovering from injuries in an automobile accident and had a history of injuries and incidents. He and his brother Lee ran blacksmith shops at Findley Lake and were known locally.
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French Creek
Findley Lake
Bert Newhouse
Newhouse
Arthur Ives
Findley
Lee
Clymer
Indiey Lake
Movements in Northern Asia Alarm World Officials
Washington reports mounting tension on the Soviet Manchurian border as observers note troop concentrations along the Amur river and potential Japanese forces near Harbin and Vladivostok. officials caution no clear plan of invasion exists, though anxieties grow over a possible Russo Japanese conflict.
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Vladivostok
Joseph II
Baird
United Press
Washington
Manchuria
Siberia
Japan
Russia
Amur
Tokia
Meoscow
Siberian
Pogranichoya
Harbin
Amano
Harlin
Oseuri
Baston
Hailin
Hoshi
Viechvosttok
Pacific
J Fozen
Olcott dies abroad famed Irish singer at 71
Monte Carlo March 18 Chauncey Olcott renowned for Irish songs died early today from pernicious anemia at 71. Born July 21 1860 in Buffalo he rose as the Trish tenor, married Margaret O Donovan and toured with Hooley. His burial planned in New York. he introduced Mother Mohee and sang many classics.
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Su c Alled
Monte Carlo
Chauecey Olcott
Mahree
Olcott
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Tate
R. M. Hooley
Margaret O'Donovan
San Francisco
Hooley
Bugianil
Dicott
W. J. Scanlon
Michtee
Ireland
Income tax returns show sharp decline in March
Washington March 26 The treasury tabulations show income tax payments for the period ending March 15 total 68 260 287 while payments through March 16 reach 100 819 880. The year ago figures were 105 520 821 and 1 277 685 346. Deficit for the fiscal year stood at 1 843 478 962 with March receipts easing the shortfall by 32 084 981.
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United Press
Washington
Mac
Treasury
Income tax hike faces new measure in House debate
In Washington on March 18 the House opened work on a billion dollar tax increase. The normal income rates, with a large rise for those under 5,000 dollars, form Section one as Chairman Crips of Ways and Means outlines passage point. Democratic defense of the sales tax continues amid off stage maneuvers and budget balance warnings.
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House
Bill—Rainey
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Acbilg
Ways and Means Committee
Rainey
Boy Dies After 178 Days in Respirator
Clarence Hastings, a 14 year old from Kings Ferry, died in a Dunker respirator after eleven days on life support following muscular paralysis. He battled illness with gameness and cheerfulness, drawing nationwide attention including autographed books from Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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United Press
Syracuse
N. J
Clarence Hastings
Kings Ferry
Clarence
Ite
United States
Canada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Four Children Die In Fire In New Jersey Home
Four children perished in an early morning fire at their two story frame house on Crown Point Road near Camden New Jersey. The victims Theresa Bell sixteen Mary and Ruth Bell sisters eight months William Bell brother eight months. Their mother Mrs Lillian Bell thirty eight suffered severe burns while trying to save them. Neighbor Charles Blackman heard the blaze and alerted Mrs Bell then neighbors aided in rescue attempts. The father's occupation was listed as a mechanic and he was away at the time of the fire. The blaze is believed started from an overheated stove with bodies recovered from the ruins.
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United Press
Pamulsboro
N. J
Crown Point Road
Camden
Theresa Bell
Mary
Ruth
William
Lillian Bell
Charles Blackman
Bell
Witnesses In Buckley Slaying Found Shot
Detroit March 18 Wybert Hoff, 27, once held as a material witness in the Gerald Buckley slaying, was found dead at his Grosse Pointe mansion with a bullet wound near the heart. Coroner J B Burgess ruled death an accident. Hoff was killed when an automatic pistol he was cleaning exploded. Later, Pittsburgh Mar 18 Three bandits robbed Ludin Brothers restaurant of 400 dollars with a sawed off shotgun, forcing entry and binding a rear room guard.
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United Press
Detroit
Wybert Hoff
Gallows Iteebro
Gerald
Jerry” Buckley
Grosse Pointe
Ak Grat
J. B. Burgess
T Hoffman
Pittsburgh
Mar
Ludin Brothers
Engstenbergs May Offer New Light On Case
State police say they have questioned German servants from the Hopewell home after the Kidnapping of Paul Engstenberg Jr. Investigators are checking a story from Leandro Lightfoot and will disclose findings as available. Col Lindbergh reports no press conference at headquarters and students at Princeton Prep describe a Dodge sedan near the Lindbergh place with a car ladder observation.
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United Press Hopewall
Mark
Leandro Lightfoot
Eraptelin
AL Lindbm
Gh, Jr
Mry
Fagstonbergs
Ley
H. Norman Schwarzakopf
Henry Johnson
Col. Lindbergh
Princeton Preparatory School
Pdi Bn
Lindbergh Place
Hayembt
Annem
W F W Host To Big Gathering Here Saturday
Preparations underway by the Archie W. Thompson Post for a large Veterans of Foreign Wars assembly in the city Saturday night. Local post honors its founding with a nine o clock birthday program at the State Armory, joined by VFW members from Erie Union City Meadville Titusville Oil City Warren Bradford and others. A banquet is planned and invitations extended to citizens as a crowd gathers for the event.
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Ieut
Archie W. Thompson
Posty
Foreign Wars
Loval Post
County Council
Veterans of Foreign Wala
Erie
Union City
North Wasty Guard
Meadville
Titusville
Oil Cit
Warren
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Connealit Lake
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Engstenbergs
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