Dreaded Malady Appears in Fourth Ward Infant
Infantile paralysis, dread disease causing alarm across northwestern Pennsylvania, was diagnosed in a 11 year old girl, Phylie Retch, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Helck of 817 West Pleasant Street. Health officials quarantined the home and arranged sterilization of the building and materials while neighboring children are traced. Doctors Bennett and Graham confirmed poliomyelitis after initial meningitis concern. The family is provided with necessities during quarantine.
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Concord Road Surfacing To Start Monday In Concord Township
Road work on a three and a half mile stretch from Casey's to Darrow's Corners advances with rock moving to the site. Preparations for pavement and top-wear are underway, with heavy equipment arriving Monday and crews expected to push the project through the week.
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Forrestal Faces Tax Evasion Charge Over 95 000
Senate investigators charged James Y Worrestal vice president of Dillon Read with avoiding income tax on at least 95 000 in 1929 via Canadian corporation schemes that shifted profits from 1 88 surplus of United States and Foreign Securities Corporation stock. He allegedly sold stock through linked Canadian corporations to himself and his wife, netting over 800 000, while denying profit on the sale.
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Thanksgiving date unchanged as last Thursday in November
The White House announced no change in the date of Thanksgiving, proclaiming November 30 as the observance, the last Thursday in the month, despite pleas from organizations to advance it a week to aid Christmas shopping. The notice was issued from Washington, D. C. on October 15.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Davis Acquitted On Lottery Charge
New York Oct 18 Senator James J Davis and co defendant Theodore G Miller faced acquittal after a federal jury cleared them of using the mails to promote lotteries tied to Moose charity balls. Davis wept with supporters and prepared to address the AFL convention in Washington.
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3000 Independent Stations May Close
Text appears garbled with numerous errors and nonsensical phrases. The intelligible fragment suggests a claim that 3,000 independent stations may close, referencing authorities and wholesale actions, but the exact entities, places, and context are unclear.
Pinchot appeals to voters for $25 million bond issue
Governor Pinchot urged the Pennsylvania Federation of Women to back Amendment No. 8 and the upcoming November 7 election. He criticized Auditor General Baldwin, who opposed the bond plan to fund unemployment relief and state-supported hospitals colleges and universities. He warned that without the bond the state would exhaust unemployment funds and risk losing federal aid.
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Crash Victim Under Knife in Auto Mishap
Waller H. Mertinis a car dealer will undergo an operation at Hamot hospital this afternoon after a high speed auto accident near South Bolas pad Naot Sumy. Injuries are serious but a stable condition is reported. The crash involved other occupants in the vehicle driven by Mr. Mer risk, with police probing the machine cause.
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Fugitive gang releases Indiana prison escapees in jail break
Harry Pierpont and associates, linked to the Michigan City prison escape, allegedly killed Sheriff Sheri Barber during an attempted jail delivery in Lima. John Dillinger and accomplices seized Dillinger’s cell, seized weapons, then fled in two cars toward the Indiana line. Fred Pierpont arrested near Leipsic as investigators sift connections including a large fuel-filled sedan at his home.
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New Castle
Blufftin Institution
Remarks of Gov Pinchot under sharp attack
Greenville Pa October 13 State Senator Frank Fay assailed Governor Pinchot in a prepared speech criticizing his stance toward United States Steel Corporation and labor relations. Fay praised the steel firms for social work in Greenville while accusing the governor of delaying peaceful labor capital cooperation and misusing office power to attack corporate leaders.
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Taxpayers in Corry face three thousand dollar levy impact
Corry residents must pay about 3000 in additional taxes as the county adds a four mill personal property levy to the 1934 county duplicate. Frank B. Westley, local tax collector, announced the assessment was added and due this fall with a five percent penalty on November 2. Notices go out next week. clerks work to mount the levy in the tax books.
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Blanket Objection Sought At McClure Trial
Defense lawyers in the McClure conspiracy trial move for a blanket objection to all six government witnesses to speed proceedings. Judge Welsh requires objections to be filed for each witness, as testimony unfolds amid a crowded docket of co-defendants.
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Delaware County
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Crowley Dies After Auto Accident Near Union City
Charles Crowley a 43 year old Union City resident died from injuries after a car carrying him overturned near a farm east of Union City. The vehicle was driven by Lal H. Post who escaped serious injuries. Funeral services will be held at St. Teresa's church in Union City at 10 o clock Monday morning.
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B.C
Union City
Crowley
Ana
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Naval airship Macon enroute to Sunnyvale base Calif
The Macon dirigible, with 14 officers, 55 enlisted, and two civilians aboard, left Laketown NJ at 6:05 p.m. and heads toward Sunnyvale California. The flight will follow a route via Atlanta Macon Fort Worth El Paso Eagle Pass Van Horn Yuma and San Diego, then to Sunnyvale as announced by the navy. Lieutenant Rapnell is aboard one of the airship's four fighter lanes.
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Paris Budget Seeks 50.5 Billion Francs Expenditure
Paris reports a revised budget proposing 50 5 billion francs in spending, about 2 929 billion dollars at current exchange. Other items note losses in Kirin province and Cuba related political movements, with scattered international bulletins from Montreal Washington and Tokyo. The mixed diary of headlines signals budget news amid war era unrest and diplomatic notes.
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NRA Officials Pressing Pa. Strike Settlement
National Labor Board moves to compel nine western Kentucky coal operators to appear and answer union miners complaints over mass firings for joining the United Mine Workers. Board seeks to test its authority amid NRA codes and possible injunctions while also watching Pennsylvania steel wage talks and a Weir steel dispute.
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Weirton
W Va
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Bext
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