Burial of Water Victim Plan Accidental Death
David C Montgomery two months old of Robinson died by drowning in a water barrel at his grandparents home near Shelocta. Coroner John Woods ruled accidental after artificial respiration failed. The child was found by his grandmother, later buried in earth and a spring-filled barrel. Funeral at the family home Friday at 2 pm with burial in German Lutheran Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Montgomery
Shelocta
Ralph Montgomery
Robinson
John Woods
H. C. Heilman
Eldexton
Woods
Socialized Medicine Under Scrutiny in 1940 Context
The report notes a committee session on socialized medicine and related policy trends in labor and agriculture. Chairman Glenn Frank says the panel’s policy report will not bind the party or chart the 1940 course. Matthew Woll of the AFL and Louis K. Comstock of the Merchants Association urge labor and industry cooperation to speed recovery.
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Glenn Frank
National Committee
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Louis K. Comstock
Merchants Association of New York
Cooperation of Labor and Industry
Philadelphia Street Welcomes 80th Reunion Schedule
The 80th Philadelphia Street reunion spans Friday with committee meetings at 9 a.m. visits to Musser for estry silk mill and McCreary plant at 10 a.m. a women’s reception at Memorial Hall 2 p.m. two music ball games at Electric Park and Eightieth Division reunion ball at the Armory at 9 p.m. Saturday features business sessions reports nominations and officer appointments 9 a.m. Sunday mass at St Bernard’s Church concludes event at 11:15 a.m.
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Musser Forestry
McCreary
Memorial Hall
Electric Park
Arméry
Pennsylvania
Indiana
St. Bernard's Church
LIFER Tells A New Story Of A Death Tour
Spectators in the sweltering courtroom hear Toomas Ingalls recount how the fatherless boy watched the doctor in the Dever home. Barbara Carrol, Dever's daughter, was not present. Carrol faced morals charges linked to Barbara. Ingalls says Dever had letters detailing Barbara’s descriptions of her father’s alleged morals and alerted Dr. Littlefield, leading to Dever being found driving the Littlefields’ bodies on a cabfire death tour through six northeastern states.
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Toomas Ingalls
Dever
Barbara Carrol
Carroll
Barbara
Ingalls
Devey
Leaders Seek A Compromise In House Hearing
House leaders push for a compromise as Cohen notes Shelley is the sole subpoenaed witness. The majority leader says the first day will be busy and a subpoena aims to compel Judge Paul N. Schaeffer to vacate an order so the panel can proceed.
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Cohen
Shelley
Teader
Paul N
Schaeffer
Bill would shift 25 million for uninterrupted aid
Harrisburg August 3 A bill to move 25 million dollars from the general fund to the relief appropriation seeks uninterrupted aid to the needy. The measure, to supplement 138 million dollars in relief and already reported from committee, aims to prevent a deficit. Also on the House calendar is a million dollar measure to start a 75 million dollar school building program with federal aid.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg hearing sought to block grand jury inquiry
In Harrisburg Aug 38(4) the House investigating committee and Attorney General Bard moved to challenge Judge Pat N. Schaeffer’s order impounding evidence in the Dauphin County grand jury case involving Governor George H. Earle and other Democratic leaders. Rep. Herbert Cohen said the committee planned to press for constitutionality rulings and possible appeals, while Shelley and aides pressed ahead with grand jury subpoenas and plans for further testimony from Margiotti Fried man Guffey Stern and Greenfield among others.
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Harrisburg
House
Guy K. Bard
George H. Earle
Herbert Cohen
Pat. N. Schaeffer
Dauphin County
Carl L. Shelley
Bard
Schaeffer
Supreme Court
Shelley
Cohen
Dauphin County Grand Jury
Earle
General Assembly
House Committee
Roy Furman
Legislative Inquiry Board
Joseph Ominsky
Philadelphia
Edgar A. Schrope
Schuykill
Robert Bierley
Zerne
Anthony Gerard
Alleghenly
Ellwood J. Turner
Delaware
David Perry
Blair
Furman
Commonwealth
Charles J. Margiotti
Edward Friedman
Margiotti
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
J. David Stern
Albert Greenfield
Philadelphia leaders named in Shelley's charges of crime system
Mayor S Davis Wilson of Philadelphia Federal Judge Harry E Kalodner and contractor Mat thew H McCloskey were named in Shelley charges alleging a Democratic leadership crime system. Margiotti fired many charges during his failed gubernatorial bid. Wilson and others also spoke. Both legislative branches were to convene at 1 p.m.
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S. Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
Harry E. Kalodner
Matthew H. McCloskey
Kalodner
Earle
McCloskey
Shelley
Margiotti
Wilson
G. Mason Owlett
Guffey
Smoke screen and border clash deepen Sino-Soviet tensions
Moscow protests Japan over border violence as Tokyo accuses Soviet forces of targeting Manchuria. A Siberian frontier clash7800 with six divisions and 30 tanks reported, civilians wounded, while Moscow warns further hostilities would have serious consequences.
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Moscow
Manchoukuo
China
Russia
Japan
Siberian
Tass
Boundary fighting looms in Russo Japanese clash
A Soviet communique says Red forces stay within Soviet territory and denounces Japanese air raid reports as propaganda. Pravda presses resolutions urging resistance as diplomats seek a face-saving arbitration path, while Washington observers expect a limited truce unless hostilities widen.
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Soviet Union
Siberia
Japanese Korea
Manchoukuwo
Red
Pravda
Japan
Tokyo
Washington
Manchuukuo-Korea-Siberia
China
Russia
War
Navy Department
Hull
Moscow
Five-County G. O. P. Rally Introduces Nominees
Westmoreland Republicans unveil six legislative nominees Daniel Reamer Monessen Robert M Carson Greensburg David N Denman Latrobe Dr John Madden Mount Pleasant R Rayburn McDonald Washington Twp and Dr Benjamin F Jenkins Jeannette at a county rally with band vaudeville daylight fireworks and a free dance at night sponsored by the Westmoreland Young Republican Organization.
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Westmoreland
Daniel Reamer
Monessen
Robert M. Carson
Greensburg
David N. Denman
Latrobe
John Madden
Mount Pleasant
R. Rayburn McDonald
Washington Township
Benjamin F. Jenkins
Jeannette
Westmoreland Young Republican Organization
Uncapher
Westmoreland County Republican Committee
Wreckers Face House Vote to End Labor Headquarters Dispute
Harrisburg August 3 4 The legislature may settle a dispute between CIO and AFL unions by razing the old nine room mansion facing the capitol and surrounding structures in an eight block area to make room for state buildings The Senate has approved the clearance plan and the House has it for consideration
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Harrisburg
CIO
AFL
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Lions Plan Fiscal Year Activities And Health Camp
Lions outline plans for the coming year at a weekly meeting. President Paul Woodring urges rapid work to improve players’ condition for the charity mushball game against the Kiwanis. Lion Clarence Schwartz reports gratifying results from the Health Camp with cleanup pending. An invitation to District Governor Gephardt’s dinner dance was read. Parking meters were explained by Mr. Buhl of Pittsburgh and the club supports 70 immediate meter installations at the Electric Company ball field.
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Lion Club
Paul Woodring
Lion
Lion Clarence Schwartz
Schwartz
Laber
Kiwanis
Lions
Pitts
Burgh
Gephardt
Indiana
Nef
4 H Club Picnic and Bee Demonstration Agenda
Yesterday afternoon and evening five hundred 4H club members and parents attended the annual picnic at Indian Springs Park. Beekeeping demonstrations by Arthur L. Presland will requeen colonies at Edgewood and between Georgia and Trade City. Indiana County delegates to State College will participate in judging contests led by Miss Bessie Owen and J. W. Warener.
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Indian Springs Park
Ruth Kinter
Penn State
Indiana County
State College
Bessie Owen
J. W. Warener
Arthur. L. Presland
Penn’ State
Charles Frech
Edgee Wood
Indiana
Afernoon
Floyd Stear
Georjeeville
Trade City
Picket right barred by appeals court ruling
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Wagner labor relations act gives a labor union no right to picket an employer during a jurisdictional dispute with another union. It held that an employer under such pressure is entitled to an injunction until the National Labor Relations Board decides which union shall act as bargaining agent for the employees.
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Super-National Church Proposed to Link Races
Lancaster Aug 3 4 The Rev Frederick D Eyster of Hollidaysburg urges a super national church to unite people of every nation and race against nationalism challenging global churches The speaker at the Evangelical and Reformed Church spiritual conference at Franklin and Marshall Academy denounced ideas of racial superiority as unchurchly.
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Lancaster
Frederick D. Eyster
Holli‘daysburg
Eerry
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Franklin and Marshall Academy
Stock market listing of companies and shares
A dense stock market brief lists numerous corporations from Amoco to Westinghouse, including Am Can Am Coml Am Tel and Tel Anaconda Chryslr and Edison Consol Oil Gen Elec Gen Motors Goodyear Sears Roebuck US Steel Westinghouse and Woolworth among others with a long string of share figures and percentages for 1934 1934 1934
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Aico Am
Ohio Bendix Avia Beth Steel
Briges Mig
Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Cons Edison
Consol Oil Corn Prods Crane Co
del Leck
NY Cent RR
North Amer Co
Packard Motor Penn RR Phillips Pet
Pure Oil Radio Corp of Am Reading Co
Repab Steel Reynolds Tob
Sears Roebuck Socony-Vac
Sperry Corp Ltd
Brands Ltd
Gas & el Ltd
Oil Calif Ltd. Oil Ind Ltd
Oil NJ Texas Corp
Timken Roll
Trans-America
United Air
United Corp
United Gas Imp U
Indus
U. S. Rubber US Smelt
US Steel
Vanadium Corp
West Union Tel West Fl & Mig
Woolworth Curb
Ark
Pennoad Corp
Treasury Balance Report With August Receipts and Expenditures
Treasury balance shows 2,138,406,139.43 with August receipts of 38,314,267.68 and expenditures of 69,901,603.08. Customs receipts for the month total 929,451.71, reflecting the federal treasury position and cash flows.
Schultz money cache tied to Dutch Schultz case
New York report says District Attorney Dewey learned that a hidden money stash of about 1 to 3 million dollars linked to Arthur Flegenheimer known as Dutch Schultz exists and that J Richard Davis alone knew its hiding place. Davis, pleads guilty to polio racket charges and is set to testify against James J Hines as a key witness.
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New York
Thomas EB. Dewey
New York World Telegram Today
Arthur
Dutch Schultz) Flegenheimer
J. Richard
Dixie
James J. Hines
Tammany
Markets Produce and Livestock Reports From Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh markets show moderate produce demand with mixed fruit and potato prices. Hog and cattle futures edge lower while lambs and sheep hold firm. grain futures in Chicago rise on higher Liverpool quotations, despite broader market noise.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Liverpool
Isensia
Army Officers Arrive for CMTC Training at Fort Hoyle
Coronal Leopold W Cupe and 21 officers of the 872d Field Artillery Regiment report to Fort Hoyle Md for two weeks of active duty training with 708 CMTC candidates. Pittsburgh reserve artillery officers will replace units from Swist Regiment as the two week tour ends. The 708 youths paraded on San Domingo Field with Sixth Field Artillery gear in a notable CMTC review. At retreat, CMTC commander Col Dupuy assumes control for 30 days. Officers include Capt H R Watson and Capt Vincent C Neeson of Indiana Pa with duties ending next Saturday.
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Fort Hoyle
Leopold W. Cupe
872D Field Artillery Regiment
Army of the United States
Pittsburgh
CMTC
Pittsburgh Reserve Artillery Regiment
Swist Field Artillery Regiment
Sixth Field Artillery
Regular Army
San Domingo
Camp Thayer
J. J. Daub
Salisbury
James L. Collins
371St Field Artillery
Dupuy
Policeman Clings to Tree in Reno Arrest Attempt
Charles Smeltz, a Reno policeman, climbed a tree to seize a man he sought to arrest. The trousers ripped but Smeltz dislodged his quarry. Both men fell. neither was seriously hurt.
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Lancaster
Charles Smeltz
Smeltz
Residents praise Police Chief Beal on gambling stance
A letter to the Indiana Evening Gazette commends Police Chief Arthur Beal for opposing gambling in Indiana Pa. The signer Mrs. Annia E Johnston calls on ministers and Christians to speak out and hopes the stance extends to other practices in the city.
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Arthur Beal
Aniia E. Johnston
Philadelphia Street
Indiana
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