Rare neck surgery and Tammany power shift headlines
In Painesville Ohio a seven year old boy Ralph Norman underwent a rare operation to stop a blood clot reaching his brain after his jugular was severed during an injury. The boy is reported to be out playing ball. Separately a campaign for Dennis J. Mahon to lead Tammany in New York is under way as many executive committee members back him to replace James J. Dooling due to health concerns during the upcoming mayoral campaign.
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Painesville
Ralph Norman
Ralph
Dennis J. Mahon
Board of Aldermen
New York
Tammany
Tammany Executive Committee
Christopher D. Sullivan
Mahon
James J. Dooling
School board authorizes 6000 loan to cover bills
The Hatch school remodeling project funds require 6000 more to cover unpaid bills and current obligations. The Board of Education approved two loans from Erie National Bank at four percent, 4000 for four months and 2000 for two months, amid delays in state aid and tuition payments. Chairman Monroe noted finances are tight as state aid remains uncertain and tax receipts fall short.
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Hatch
Board of Education
National Bank and ‘Trust Company
Erie
Charles
Monroe
Corry
Erle
FE. C. Barnes
Corry School District to receive higher state aid
District officials announced state education department advices showing Corry School District will get sixty percent state aid for teachers next year. Previous aid was 850 per year. new basis allocates 600 toward each teacher, boosting annual state support by about 10 000 to 12 000 dollars due to lower city property valuation.
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Board of Education
State Department of Education
Corry
New PRR Freight Agent Appointed at Clymer Mon
A PRR official text states that a longtime employee becomes freight agent at Clymer succeeding William Kooman who moved away. The appointee Kinney has over 20 years with the railroad, previously serving in Buffalo, Oil City, and later transferring back to Buffalo before a 1920 move to Oil City.
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Wranks. Aurney
On City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clyimer
William Kooman
Clymer
Kinney
Buffalo
Oil City
O' City
Budget committees eye April 12 board meeting
Reports indicate committees would meet this week to finalize estimated appropriations for presentation to the board, likely at the regular meeting on April 12. No details were given on the proposed 1937 tax assessment or the financial outlook for the coming year.
Plans for observance of Hospital Day announced
Local plans for National Hospital Day will be set at the spring meeting of the Northwestern Section Hospital Association of Pennsylvania. John C.D. Superintendant Meadville City will head the plan committee. May 12, Florence Nightingale birthday, is the observance date inviting public hospital visit and community health demonstrations. Melvin L. Sutley and Drexel Till will address attendees with other speakers including Dr A W Goodwin and Miss Lida Snellbakker.
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Northwesern Section
Pennsylvania
Howe
Sine Ayntles
John C.D
Meadville City
Canital
Delraiy
Plorence Nightingale
Ae'ile
Melvin L. Sutley
Hospital Association of Pennsylvania
Delaware County Hospital
Drexel Till
Philadelphia
Raymond F. Hosford
Bradford Hosp' al
Bradford
A.W. Goodwin
Ol City Hospital
Lida’ Snellbakker
Ou Cty Hospital
Penn congressman Focht dies after heart attack
Washington March 20 A House delegation planned to attend Focht funeral in Lewisburg Pennsylvania tomorrow at his home Focht Republican of Pennsylvania would have marked thirty years in the house at the end of this session he died Saturday night from an acute heart attack
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Washington
Mar
Benjamin K. Focht
Lewisburg
Focht
Death of Corry resident ends 65 years of marriage
Charles P. McCabe age 91 dies at his son's Youngstown home after 65 years of happy marriage to Mrs. McCabe. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs Sullivan and Sister Mary Cahilia, and son Charles J. McCabe. Funeral at St Thomas church with services Tuesday. McCabe a longtime Corry resident since 1895, would have turned 92 in April.
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Charles P. McCabe
Corry
McCabe
Wrent Street
Integev
Thomas Lanevean
McCone
Corey
McGahe Jx
Infant Patricia Arm Byler Dies in New Wilmington
The eighteen day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Byler of 148 Park attest, New Wilmington, Pa, died yesterday at the home of Mrs. Byler's parents near Bainboro, Pa, after a brief illness. Burial was this morning in New Wilmington. The baby had not been well since birth and death came unexpectedly, shocking the Corry couple and their relatives.
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Wilmington
Patricia Arm
Russell Byler
Park
Byler
Brady Pratt
Bainbora
Corry
Hawaiian Language Newspapers In Hawaii Continue Weekly Publication
Two Hawaii papers Ka Holu O Hawaii and Nupepa Hun ya remain four page weeklies. They provide concise world and local news summaries in native Hawaiian, reflecting ongoing use of the language in print media.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Wiseman Named District Y Secretary In Pennsylvania
Wiseman Blewer 5 Wiseman from Flint Michigan named successor to W A Mell Meadville as district secretary of the Pennsylvania State Y M C A. He is 31 and will assume duties in April after Hall resigns to become state secretary in New Hampshire. He will be introduced to NW district leaders during Titusville conference next weekend. He is a Kalamazoo Western State Teachers College graduate and did graduate work at Michigan and George Williams College. He is married with one son Philo C Dix. C M Hengst Corry secretary will stay on as associate district secretary.
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Blewer
Wiseman
Flint
Mich
W. AW. Mell
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Y. M.A
Hall
New Hampshire
Titusville
Western State Teachers' College
Kalamazoo
University of Michigan
George Williams College
Chicago
Philo C. Dix
Sto
Allon
C.M. Hengst
Corry
Association
Rule on shift of Third Degree trial moves advanced
United Press reports defense motions to move the remaining Somerset county Third Degree trials are awaiting a response from the state supreme court this week. The petition argues publicity around the earlier trials of State Troopers Stacey Gunderman and Anthony Sanute prejudiced the other five defendants and claims officials spread false propaganda in Somerset County prior to the first two trials.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Frank C. Moneghan
Somerset County
State
al Preme Court
John Duggan, Jr
Stacey Gunderman
Anthony Sanute
Tt Algo
Charles J. Mangiotti
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Ralph Norman, Jr
Maxwell Anderson
York
High Tor
Hartor
Dolores Hartor
Hove
Reno, Nev
Slanery
Robert Pierre “Ob
John J. Raskab
Democratic National Commit
P.R.R
Clymer Mon
Northwestern Section of Hospital Association
Penn
Michigan
W. W. Hall
Hongst
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