Turbulent unrest and attacks erupt across Palestine and Asia
News reels report heavy casualties among British patrols near Mount Tabor and widespread violence across Jerusalem Haifa Tulkarm and Galilee with curfews and Arab shop closures. Japan warns the U.S. to evacuate from China as insurgent air forces strike government positions in Spain and the Mediterranean coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terusalem
Troupe
Asset
Jewish Supernumerary
Mount Tabor
Anc
Deborah
Thias
Jerusalem
Sisi
Holy Land
Palestine
Nazareth
Tiberias
Galilee
Haifa
Tulkarm
Britain
Givat Ada
Tiberdias-Roshpina
Japan
United States
China
Orient
Spain
Yangtze River
Hankow
Nanchang
Changsha
Canton-Hankow
Kiu- Kiang
Qinadan
Jas
Mediterranean
Valencia
Segarbe
Sagunto
Orth
Prof Ray Continued Observations On Physical Condition
Paul Shank aged 27 of Indiana was released on payment of costs and had his sentence suspended after being charged with driving while his license was suspended. Officers testified he was walking along the street when they observed two suspects and proceeded with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieved
Paul Shank
Indiana
Offis Cers
Boys in Theft Ring Run With Unlicensed Cars
Three youths were arrested after using an unlicensed car from a used car lot to push another vehicle as police intervened. Shank was cautioned by the court about aiding others in wrongdoing. Fred Ernick, 19, White township, faces retrial after returning from Steamboat Springs Colorado to answer a motorist robbery charge. Bernard Hewitt, about 22, Brooklyn, drew a one year county jail sentence after pleading guilty to breaking into Attorney R Herbert Buckman’s Blairsville home on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
Fred Ernick
White Township
Steamboat, Springs
Cale
Orcharest
Huntingdon Reformatory
Bernard Hewitt
Brooklyn
R. Herbert Buclman
Blairsville
Edward McCurdy
Cokeville
Indiana Hospital
William Penn Highway
Dalton H. Coy
McCurdy
Dorothy Clawson
Dixonville
J. C. Bence
Obituary items include Neal Craig and George M Dowell
Obituary items note Neal Craig 67 of Swissvale with burial in Oakland Cemetery Indiana and widow Mabel Craig plus two daughters and four grandchildren. Also George M Dowell 80 of Westmoreland County dies, funeral held at Fairfell Church with burial in church cemetery. survivors include wife two sons and two daughters, sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Neal Graig
Indiana County
Cogkport
Irvin
Elizabeth ¢Hartman
Craig
Swissvale
Mabel (Lydick) Craig
Beryl Britten
Edith Arenth
Edith Jean
Wesley
Neal Britten
Donald Arenth
Curley Flickinger
Coalport
Pars Avenue
Burint
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Turasday
George M. McDowell
George M. May Darwell
West Fairfield Township
Westmoreland County
Fairfell Presbyterian Church
Old Fort
N. Ft, Kaehler
New Florence
Albert
Smith McDowell
Katherine ,Shuler
Margaret Taylor
Fairfield Township
Armagh Youth Creeks Victim and Auto Crashes Toll
A long descripton lists multiple injury and fatal crash victims across towns including Armaugh New Castle Cleveland Altoona Duncansville and Danville. It notes pedestrian and driver fatalities from car train and boat collisions and drownings with ages from 3 to 71 and various locations such as Philadelphia Reading Wilkes-Barre and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Lebanon
George Tice
Pittsburgh
James George
Lancaster
George W. Hertzler
Mt. Carmel
George Ravins
Centralia
Hatboro
William Krause
Prospectville Florist
Elizabethtown
Catherine Johnson
Philadelphia
Schrad
Quarryville
Charles A. Lemon
Witlow Street
Greensburg
Catherine Mickolas
Rankin
Scranton
Albert Fletcher
Lake Winola
Davie Fierweiger
Herbert Dshirlik
Delaware River
Raymond J. McKillips Md
Intercourse
Pequea Creek
Paradise
Roy McClarigan
Susquehanna River
East Brady
Joe Carothers
Edgewood
Allegheny River
Norristand
Anthony Picarelli
Bridgeport
Schuylkill River
Lansdale
Millard Marine
Perkinmen Creek
Wilkes-Barre
Donald Milreany
Larksville
North Shore
Janes McCarthy
William Latwaster
Reading
Thomas W.W. Adlams
John St. Clair
Walter
Tulpenhoacken Creek
Brownmiller Withdrawn From Grand Jury Action
Continued from page one, public involvement noted. The court will direct the grand jury and submit charges through the court. Subpoenas will be issued on DA application. witnesses sworn before the grand jury. Criticism of the June Brand jury’s impartiality is acknowledged but deemed uncertain. If reconvened, challenges would target several members. Powers to indict expire in September, so the matter will be laid before the September grand jury.
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June Brand
American flyer Hughes ends Paris to Moscow flight in 16 hours
The airman Hughes lands at Le Bourget after a 16 hour 31 minute Paris to Moscow run.French officers greet the crew as Ambassador Bullitt and officials welcome them. The crew refuel and prepare for the next leg over Germany toward Moscow.
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Hage One
Hughes
Bullitt
Army
London
France
le Bourget
Rhine
Moscow
Cologne
Germany
Paris
Sportsman Flier
Ambassador Bullitt
Public urged to aid in battle against Japanese beetle
Harrisburg reports an urgent plea from Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture for households and communities to join an eradication drive. Officials tout traps and sprays using geraniol eugenol aluminum sulfate hydrated lime or arsenate of lead with wheat flour, aiming to protect orchards and crops across the state amid heavy infestations in Philadelphia and counties including Chester Montgomery Bucks Lancaster and Berks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Départment of Agriculture
Roger M. Baker
Bureau of Plant Industry
Philadelphia
Baker
Chester
Montgomery
Bucks
Lancaster
Burks
Harerisburg Gardens
Erie
Hitedriths
Hughes completes rough takeoff and plans Paris stopover
The Hughes monoplane, heavy and fuel loaded, battled rain and clouds on the Le Bourget approach while Col. Lindbergh’s era and 1933 routes loom. Hughes, aided by 3000 pounds of radio gear, faced fuel and heat challenges yet pressed toward Paris with navigator and radio team in contact with World’s Fair HQ.
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le Bourget
Col. Lindbergh
Great Circle
Albert L. Lodwick
Hughes
Lodwick
Paris
Lloyd Bennett
Osed
Bace
Katharine Hepburn
Feld
Miss Hepburn
Hushes
Lund
Harry Connor
T. L. Thurlow
Richard Stoddart
Mrs. Connor
Harry
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Fight
Moscow
Wiley Post
In five days almost three days less than Post
The note states a timeline of approximately five days, nearly three days shorter than the Post, with an estimated cost around 300000 dollars.
Court Deputy Ends Own Life in Dauphin County Area
Harry M. Fairchilds, 60, longtime Dauphin County courts clerk and later a deputy, was found dead at his Millersburg home. Deputy coroner Dr. Harry Walmer said the death was by a pistol shot to the right temple, with a discharged cartridge found beside the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Harry M. Fairchhilds
Dauphin County
Millersburg
Harry Walmer
Civil War veteran dies at Gettysburg reunion
Benjamin Henry Happy, 86, a Union veteran from Minneapolis, Minnesota, died yesterday while attending the Blue and the Gray reunion in Gettysburg. His death marks the fifth veteran death at the gathering. Fayette Nelson, 95, of Pasadena, California, died Saturday.
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Gettysburg
Major 1900s Firms in Broad Market Listing
A dense OCR list shows numerous companies across industries including Am Can Am Coml Alea Am Rad Anaconda Chrysler Edison Consol Oil Gen Elec Gen Motors Texaco etc. The fragment references many railroads banks and manufacturers such as NY Central RR Reading Penn RR Union Carbide US Steel Westinghouse and Woolworth along with brokers and utilities in a catalog-like stock mention. It appears as a financial page fragment listing dozens of corporate names without narrative context.
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Atl Refining
Bendix Aviat
Beth Sree
Briggs Mig
Burr
Cerra de Pas Ches
Ohio
Chrysler Corp
el Com
Conwich
South Cons
Edison Consol Oil Corn Products Crane Co
del Lack
West Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de N
Fastman
Radin Corp
Reading Ca
Repub
Stee Reynolds
Sears Roebuck Socony-Vacuum
Pacific
Sperry Corp
Std Brands Ltd
Gas and el
NI Texas Corp
Transamerica
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Gas Imp US
Indus Ales US Rubber US Steel
Vanadium Corp
West Union
Mig
Woolworth Cork Ark Nat Gas Air
Pennroad
Jobless Pay System Plans Seem to Restart Benefits
Harrisburg July 11 The state began counting employment in the first quarter of 1938 for the jobless pay system and eligible idle workers may receive renewed payments. Secretary Ralph M Bashore said another quarter January to March 1698 is included for benefit eligibility. He reported total benefits since February 1 amount to 48,539,491 with 2,310,019 paid in the week ending July 1. The grand total of checks since inception is 3,424,953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Secretary of Labor and Tridustry
Ralph M. Bashore
Bashore
Roosevelt radio talk signals campaign aims and farm policy
President Roosevelt used a friendly radio address from Elliott's Dutch Branch ranch to outline renomination hints for Burkley Barkley Caraway and Thomas in Ohio Kentucky and Oklahoma while warning Texas against cheap wages. He emphasized national agricultural programs and supported better land use and all weather crop planning. The cross country tour continues toward San Diego aboard the Houston after overnight stops in Colorado Utah and Nevada.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Washington
Elliott
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
San Diego
Calif
Houston
Markets Produce Pittsburgh July 11 1936
Pittsburgh markets report moderate produce demand with apples and potatoes pricing near steady and regional freight rates listed. Livestock prices in Pittsburgh include hogs up 25 cents, cattle steady to higher with top bulls at 7.25, calves and sheep mixed, while grain futures show uncertain crop reports keeping early trading narrow.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Chicago
United States
Queen Elizabeth Ends Mourning For King George Recovery
Windsor England July 11 Queen Elizabeth reportedly satisfied that King George is recovering from a sudden illness and plans to attend a Buckingham Palace presentation tomorrow night. She traveled from the royal lodge at Windsor after doctors said he is improving but needs a few days rest following a gastric illness attack disclosed to an anxious nation yesterday.
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Windsor
England
Elizabeth
George
London
Royal Lodge
Windsey
phy‘Sicinys
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Prof
Ray
Sunghai
Kaifeng
Don Swinehart
Greenwood Cemetery
Armagh
Brownmiller
Moorhead
Moorhead’s
Roosevelt
Harry Owens
Owens Markos
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