Narrow Probe Narrows Gotham Murder Theory
New York police pursue a theory that Dorothy King was chloroformed by a professional thief seeking her jewels. A neighbor reported hearing footsteps above and a funny odor from the dumb waiter shaft. Detectives say the case points to a crook familiar with the King rooms and dismiss Mr Marshall as a casual suitor.
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United Press
New York
Dorothy King
Marshall
Pecora
Annal Keenan
John Keenan
Miss King
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
We thank relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during our bereavement and for the beautiful flowers received. Phiilis M. Greeley and relatives
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Phiilis M. Greeley
Miss Milter Opens Virginia Hair Shop on East Main Street
Miss Milter of Chicago will conduct a beauty shop formerly Marguerite Beauty Parlors on East Main Street and open a first mass parlor known as the Virginia Hair Shop. A Chicago Hair Dressing Academy graduate, she plans permanent waving services with March 20 opening.
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Miss Milter
Chicago
Marguerite
East Main Street
Virginia Hair Shop
Miss Minter
Chcago
Elevator crash injures fourteen at Murdoch Kerr plant
In Pittsburgh on March 20 an elevator at the Murdoch Kerr company printing and binding plant dropped from the second floor, injuring fourteen workers eight women and six men who were piled at the shaft bottom. None sustained serious injuries.
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Ul New Frons
Pittsburgh
Murdoch. Kerr Company
Murdoch Kerr Company
Obituary of Lee Forest May Baby of Spring Creek Family
Lee Forest May, son of Mr and Mrs Forest May, died at home near Spring Creek on Tuesday March 6 after a short illness with pneumonia. Born September 8 1922 he was five months and thirteen days old. He was an unusually bright baby who had never been sick before. The parents have the priority grief and seek comfort in their faith.
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Lee Forest May
Forest May
Spring Crek
Hotel committee officers and directors listed
The Citizens' Committee names C L Alexander as president and C R Rogers as vice president with Lec's and Treas C B Porter. Directors include N M Ames Rev M S Ashton Harry Auer Bentley C F Bliss and many others. S V Stewart chairs with an associate. Division commands listed for Divisions A B D.
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C. R. Rogers
Rev. M. S. Ashton
Harry Auer
New Modern Hotel Shown as Community Enterprise
Beginning today posters appear in windows citywide urging recognition of civic duty for the New Modern Hotel. The notice states the hotel is a community enterprise essential to the city’s standing among Pennsylvania’s progressive towns.
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Executive Committee
Citizens Organization
Corry
Pennsylvania
Sympathy for baby: funeral at East Branch church
The family mourns the loss of their infant, with three sisters named Kathryn Florence and Giennis among relatives. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 o'clock at East Branch church, conducted by Rev. McNett, with three hymns sung by the choir and burial beside a brother who died years earlier.
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Kathryn
Florence
Giennis
East Branch
McNett
Jesus
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Lec’s & Treas
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