Baby Born Dead Then Alive Fights For Life
A baby born to Mrs. Mary Puppleo in Gouverneur Hospital was initially dead. Doctors injected adrenalin into the heart and revived breathing. The infant survived for eight hours before relapsing and dying. The report notes a second death within 24 hours for the same family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
James Lotopp
Firth
New York
INSI
Mary Puppleo
Gouverneur Hospital
Pupplea
Budget cuts again slash big money bills
Morgenthau said the public is eager to buy government securities as the sale grows, with interest rates falling from 3.3 percent to 32 percent since last November. In Washington nine commemorative stamps have been issued since Roosevelt took office, and the Mothers Day stamp had the largest sale of any special stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Washington
Roosevelt
Backwoodsman Identifies Hauptmann on Trial
Testimony details the witness Whited spotting Bruno Hauptmann near the Lindbergh estate on February 18 and 27, 1932, including a car sighting on his land and a crossroads sighting near Zion. The cross-examination probes the witness’s memory and recognition abilities during the trial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionn
Wilentz
Hauptmann
Lindbergh Estate
Zion
Hopewell
Mr. Whited
Jentz
Fic Fense
Lloyd Fisher
Whited
Fisher
Admitted ladder evidence shifts Lindbergh case in Bronx hearing
In a dramatic court session in the Hauptmann trial, the ladder used to reach the Lindbergh nursery was admitted as state evidence after lengthy objections. Tests and witness accounts clarified distances and raised implications for the defense while DoJ agent Sisk testified on prior statements and the Dr Condon voice impersonation during cemetery encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Lindbergh Gate
Bronx
Whited
Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Ile Lindbergh
Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
Frederick A. Pope
Thomas Trenchard
Bornmann
Kelly
Reilly
Wilentz
Thomas A. Sisk
Department of Justice
Sisk
Haussmann
New York City
New York
John F. Condon
Dr. Condon
John
Washington
Candon
Condon
Ltv
St. Raymond's Cemetery
United States
Woman's Part In Big Massacre
Paris dispatch reports that women aided Alricen Nomads in an attack on a French Somaliland colony, where 8 were killed. The ministry noted heavy raiding but found no political motive, naming victims including French administrator M. Bernard and 15 native tribesmen.
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Paris
Dan
Somaliland
Ministry of Colonies
Uvestock
Affalmaras Rhasnan
Abyssadanaa
Woo Tung Fat in Gee Woo's Death
Pittsburgh January 22 The 29 year old Woo Tung Fat was re arrested on a charge of slaying his uncle Gee Woo 51 authorities planned to conduct an inquest into the death Gee Woo was found slain January 7 in his laundry His nephew was arrested earlier on a Firearms Act violation and released under $1000 bond A blood stained revolver was found in the cellar of the home by police
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
NSI
Gee Woo
Woo Tung Fat
Five Children Burn To Death In Montreal Fire
In suburban Longueuil a blaze started when clothing near a kitchen stove ignited. Five children aged two to eleven died in the fire while their parents Mr and Mrs Gadbois and four other children were severely burned. The home was destroyed as flames swept through the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Long-Yeuwil
Eynile Gadbois
Governor to use radio to reach Pennsylvanians
Governor George H. Earle announced plans to follow President Roosevelt by delivering frequent radio speeches to Pennsylvanians. In dedicating Station WEIL Philadelphia he praised the spoken word as more potent than print and said the administration will emulate the president. A separate study indicates infantile paralysis susceptibility runs in families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Roosevelt
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
WEIL
Philadelphia
Earle
Japan outlines new peaceful formula for arms policy
Foreign Minister Hirota in a Diet address reiterates Japan’s aim to reduce armaments and pursue a new pact framework. He says expansion of weapons is not intended and Japan hopes to resume London talks. He stresses strong U S ties and cautious cooperation with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KY Tames R. Young
INS
Worid
Dan
Axia
Kokuirela
Hirota
Japan
London
United States
Pacific
Britain
Great Britain
Lobby Probe Plan Bets Earle's Ire In Harrisburg
A Republican sponsored resolution in Harrisburg would create a five member House committee to investigate lobbyists. Gov. George H. Earle condemned the plan at his inauguration. The measure was introduced by Rep. Herman Tah of Philadelphia and awaits action in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
George H. Earle
House
Herman Tah
Philadelphia
Aviation reform faces congressional clash over federal aviation unification
Washington insiders expect a heated start to the battle over the president's aviation commission proposals led by Clark Howell. Aimed at unifying all federal civil aviation, the plan could disrupt jobs if adopted largely as Roosevelt desires. Howell’s Washington ties date to 1932 recovery talks with Hoover and a probing exchange on reviving the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INS
Washington
President's Aviation Commission
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Howell
Hoover
Senator Walsh Death Echoes in Roosevelts Era Debate
Introductory remarks contemplate Walsh's death just before Roosevelt’s inauguration and the selection of Cummings who had been slated as Governor General of the Philippines. Swanson hails historic figures as banks of memory while noting three fence-sitters in history. The piece notes Roosevelt’s 25th year in politics, Ritche’s Maryland casualty company directorship, and board colleagues Williams and Cummings involved in early FDIC leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Walsh
Mr. Roosevelt
Cummings
The
Philippines
Swanson
Virginia
Napoleon Bonaparte
Robert E. Lee
Paul Augustus Swanson
Roosevelt
Thas
New York State Senate
Ritchie
Maryland
Maryland Casualty Company
S. Clay Williams
National Industrial Recovery Administration
Walter J. Cummings
Chicago
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Salary Slash Bill Presented in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg January 22 a bill by Rep Harvey Surface Snyder would cut salaries of all state and county employees on a sliding scale from five to 33 1 4 percent. The piece notes federal laws from 1863 1883 and 1877 restricting polygamy in Utah Territory. It adds a mention of cyprus trees and a new treatment for certain mental disorders with water colors and perfumes.
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Harrisburg
Harvey Surface
Snyder
Territory of
Utah
Court Adherence Debate Fractures Senate Room
A press summary from INS reports Senator Thomas of Oklahoma will vote against US adherence to the World Court, likening entry to a den of enemies. The topic paused for Connally oil bill action as Roosevelts recovery program is debated. A separate INS dispatch notes Senate splits over work fund rules and GOP counterproposals. Also a note on Earth's rotation lengthening days by one second per 100,000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
William K. Hutchinson
INS
Washington
Thomas
Oklahoma
League of Nations
International Court
Connally
Supreme Con
Charles Coughlin
Detroit
Roosevelt
Democratic House
Snell
New York
Mass Legenza Safe Again In West Virginia Prison
West Side resident Legenza remained in federal custody after removal from Bellevue Hospital. In Philadelphia officers renewed a river search for William Wales, the kidnap victim linked to the Mats gang. FBI and state police chased Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell across Ohio and Pennsylvania after a doctor was forced to drive them toward Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenl
West Side
Bellevue Hospital
Legenza
Philadelphia
Dan
Harbor
Neshaminy Creek
William
Big Bill” Wales
Marty Farrell
Robert
Mats
Walter Legenza
Richmond
Farrell
Eastern Penitentiary
New York
Edwin
Bones" Gale
Georgia
Marie McKeever
Mais
Taly
Federal Reserve Bank
Karpis
Pel
Wadsworth, Co
Ohio
Chicago
Alvin Karpis
Harry Campbell
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allentown
Medina
Horace R. Hunvicker
Campbell
Guilford Center
Grange Hall
Karpis and
Edward G. Bremer
Brewet
St. Paul
INS
Alvin Karpic
Wadsworth
Bucks County
Atlantic City
Haycock Mountain
Harare H. Hunsicker
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Pike
Quakertown
PLACE TEACHERS FOR JOHNSTOWN
A list of names appears connected with Johnstown and nearby districts including Ambridge Dale Apollo Minter Ott Westmont Upper Yoder St Benedict Westmont Upper Yoder Johnstown Derry Tarentum Cochran Stombauga St Joseph Tri Poli Ferndale and several misspellings. The clustering suggests a personnel or assignment notice for teachers across multiple local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kluz
Ambridge
Muriel Rugh
Dale
Robert Millican
Apollo
Minter Ott
Westmont-Upper Yoder
Charles Myers
St. Benedict
Elsie Canan
Marlon Nevergold
Tarentum
Dorothy Doyle
Cochran
Jana Stombauga
Johnstown
Margaret Shantner
Joseph Tripoli
Derry
Iya Warner
William Mosteller
Ralph Weigle
Ferndale
Five Defendants Sentenced at Allegheny Prison Site
Five defendants were sentenced at Allegheny Prison after pleading guilty to felonious entry and assault and battery. Leonard Beleal, 23, from Valley City North Dakota, faced three months for felonious entry at Simon and Jude’s Church Blairsville. David Phillips of Aultman received 15 days plus costs for assault and battery. An alarm at the Blairsville church alerted authorities to tampering with the pool box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Lewisville
Leonard G. Beleal
Valley Cly
Aultman
Langham
Town Faces Fire Menace
Everson Pennsylvania residents lose fire protection as a dispute with the Water Company over a $750 bill leads to damaged hydrants. A plug near a school and another near a church were battered by a wrecking crew reportedly sent from Scoidale. Borough taxes and relief issues left 90 percent of residents on relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson
Stree
Public Service Commission
Thomas Reese
Citizen's Wake Company
Scoidale
Owong
Obituary notices from Greensburg and Blairsville area
Tolling deaths of three weeks old Bat sy Dur and Mrs Anna Whitaker, with service details in Punxsutawney and Georgeville. Also reports William Clarkson death in Wintondale after heart illness, and Anna Younkin death in Morrellville from pneumonia with church services noted. McAfee, a Blairsville rail conductor, died of a heart attack at home. Surviving family members and burial plans listed.
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Batsy Duar
J. A
Elizabeth
Barry) Milligan
Buffalo
Greensburg
Indiana
Punxsulawney
Anna Laura Whitaker
A. Whitaker
Georgeville
Jacob Troutman
Frosburg
Jeferson County
Joseph
Mary Newcome
Q. A. Whitaker
Edward Moot
Marchand
John McCormick
Covode
Paul Stiteler
Smicksburg
George
Argeville
Raymond Vker
G. C. Newcome
Ellsworth Newcome
Reynoldsville
William PF. Clarkson
Wintondale
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mary (Lynch) Clarkson
Leona H. Clarkson
Morgan Roe
Towanda
Andrew Clarkson
Cleveland
Wintondale Baptist Church
R. G. Claughbaugh
Altoona
Lloyd's Cemetery
John Francis McAfre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maple Avenue
Blairsville
Mr. McAfee
State Farm Show spotlights youth at Harrisburg event
In Harrisburg the 19th annual State Farm Show drew 4,000 youth from 45 schools as judges weighed prize livestock and canned produce. Over 30,000 visitors attended, with Keystone Farmer Degrees awarded to 36 boys and honorary degrees given to state officials and educators. Recipients included Nicholas Skalko Glenn Shields Joseph Iflinicki Chester Lest Russell Geer and George Baker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
L. L. Driver
State Department of Public Instruction
W. A. Broyles
Rural Education
Pennsylvania State College
L. H. Lebo
Lebanon County
C. H. McConnell
Lycoming County
Rep
J. W. Decker
Gregg Township
Centre County
A. V. Townsend
Bedford County
S. C. Halslander
Benton Township
Fleetville
Lackawanna County
B. E. Decker
Fdinboro
Pennsylvania
State Association of Future Farmers of America
Nicholas Skalko
Glenn Shields
Joseph Iflinicki
Edinboro
Erie County
Chester Lest
Mahoningtown
Venango County
Russell Geer
George Baker
North East
McCloskey Invited To Local Boxing Show
Nationally known former world lightweight champion McCloskey receives an invitation as Freddy Boylestein, undefeated amateur champ, visits the club as guest. Two key bouts, Lowman vs Sylvester and McDowell vs Flash McLain, promise slugging and show of progress for a large Legion-supported crowd Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
Freddy Boylestein
Freddy
Legion
Lowman
Sylvester
McDowsell
Flash McLain
Indiana
McDowell-Lowman
National Restaurant Association Convention Highlights
Restaurant men convene for a four day session devoted to food, accessories, and sightseeing with a dramatized program featuring a waitress fashion show and service training. Buffalo president Charles Laube to speak as national officers meet, concluding with a banquet dance at the William Penn Hotel Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Laube
Buffalo
N. Y
National Restaurant Association
Lands
Ales
William Penn Hotel
Blairsville Conductor Dies After Long Railway Career
The Blairsville based Conemaugh Division conductor born September 27 1870 in Belvedere Township Westmoreland County died after a long service including 18 years as a shifter crew conductor in Blairsville yards. Survived by Minnie Livingston McAfee widow two sons Raymond and Lawrence two daughters Irene and Louise a brother Theodore and two sisters Mire and Mia. Funeral at Saint Simon and Jude Roman Catholic Church Blairsville with burial in Saint Jude Cemetery. The rhinoceros hide discussion notes decorative uses and tortoise shell appearance.
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A. m J P.m
Blairsville
Conemaugh
Belsdestown
Westmoreland County
Belavee
Minnie (Livingston) McAfee
Raymond McAsan
Lawrence McAfee
Irene MeeAtee
Louise McAteer
Bot
Theodore MaAfey
Mire
Amande Mohney
East , N. J
Mia
Long Smay
Weetsmoreland County
SS. Simon and Jude's Roman Cathlic Church
Mon and Jude's
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Hawplin
Moorhead
Diet Nippon Prime
East Asia
PLAN
College
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow
Constance Morrow
Washington, D. C
Smith College
Congress
Mass
W. VA
Allegheny Prison
New Guineas
Anna Elizabeth Younkin
Harry C. Younkin
Louise Akinson
Riverside
Cambria County
Grace Lutheran Church
Morrellville
J. A. Byosius
F. W. Ware
Ohio Street Evangelical Church
Grandview
State Farm Show
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