Governor Earle Hurt In Summer Camp Fall Near Saranac Inn
Governor George H. Earle of Pennsylvania suffered severe back and hip lacerations after a weakened floor gave way at his brother Ralph Earle’s summer camp on Upper St. Regis Lane near Saranac Inn New York. He was rescued by Mrs Earle, her sister in law and Pennsylvania State Police sergeant. He will undergo an X-ray examination today to assess injuries. No bones were broken. Mrs Earle and the governor’s two sons remained at the camp.
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Saranac Inn
N. Y
George H. Marle
Pennsylvania
Ralph
St. Regis Lane
Earle
Canada
Charles Scheesley
Pennsylvania State Police
A. W. Friend
New York City
District liquor licenses under new law by August 10
The board orders liquor distributors in district three and four to obtain the new licenses by August 10 or risk being without licenses until expiration. District three includes Allegheny to Beaver counties with licenses expiring April 30. District four covers Cameron to Lackawanna with licenses expiring July 31.
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Allegheny
Washington
Greene
Fayette
Westmoreland
Indiana
Armstrong
Butler
Lawrence
Beaver
Cameron, Elk
McKean
Warren
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Venango
Clarion
Jefferson
Forest
Wayne
Pike
Monroe
Carbon
Luzerne
Columbia
Montour
Lycoming
Clinton
Potter, Tioga
Sullivan
Bradford
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Powers will attack Abyssinia amid Italian arms push
The London Times and Daily Telegraph conflicted on a clash at Walkall with 40 Italians and 20 Ethiopians reported killed. Addis Ababa sources warned of an Italian advance from Eritrea while Abyssinian estimates of Italian troops reached about 200,000. Italy’s minister in Addis Ababa ordered an investigation as Rome and London awaited confirmation.
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Abyssinia
Italy
Rome
London
London Times
Walkall
Daily ‘Telegraph
Missouri Journalism founder Dr Walter Williams dies at 71
Columbia Missouri July 4 Dr Walter Williams founder of the University of Missouri Journalism School and former university president died at his home after months of illness He was 71 years old on July 2 Williams served as president 1980 to 1994 and resigned to resume his deanship at the journalism school Capetown cable reports Ethiopia seeks white officers from South Africa for Abyssinian troops with a plan to equip and air lift them at about 200 pounds each
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Columbia, Mo
Walter Williams
University of Missouri Journalism School
Williams
Journalism
University of Missouri
University Board of Curators
Board of Curators
Capetown
INS
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
South Africa
Abyssinia
Evelyn Smith Ends Query in Gruesome Confession
Evelyn Smith described in detail how she severed Lang’s legs with a butcher knife and sawed through bone, packed the logs into a trunk, wrapped the torso, and dumped the corpse in a swamp near Hammond Indiana while urging her husband Harry Jung to help, later fleeing with him to hide the crime. Police expect Jung’s capture as investigations continue.
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Harry Jung
Thor
Evelyn
Lang
Ervin
Mrs. Smith
Jung
Hammond
Ind
Munster
Dunkel
Charles Dougherty
Tax bill wrangles as Western lawmakers push mining relief
The Ways and Means Committee acted without White House briefing as Charles West relayed the president's views during secret sessions. Twenty Rocky Mountain members backed amendments to cut mining taxes, exempt excess profits tax on miners, and cap sales taxation at 20 percent of sale price. Rep Scurgham led the western coalition amid broader pressure from organized charity groups.
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White House
Charles West
House
Rocky Mountain
Rep
Scurgham
Nevada
Ways and Means Committee
Refuses Talk Goes To Jail In Schultz Tax Case
Malone New York July 30 The government ends its second prosecution of Arthur Dutch Schultz Flegenheimer for income tax evasion as Rocco Delarmi a hostile witness is sentenced to six months in Franklin county jail for contempt of court. Delarmi refused to answer questions about Harmon Schultz alias while Schultz faces 16 years and $40,000 in penalties for evading taxes on a $480,000 net income from the bones beer business 1929 to 1931.
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Schultz
Martin Conboy
John Saxon
Internal Revenue Agent
Syracuse
Cowboy
Bones
Obituary notices from Armstrong township and beyond
Obituaries report MISS MARY EMMA McCREIGHT at 82 dying at home in Armstrong township. services at 3 pm Thursday with interment in church cemetery. sister Matilda McCreight survives. Other notices include REV. JAMES A. LIGGETT and REV. THOMAS J. CONLLIN deaths, with funeral arrangements and interments listed. CARRIE M. WELR obituary notes services for Mrs. Charles Weir in Windber with church burial arrangements.
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Mary Emma McCreight
Armstrong Township
James
Margaret
Walker) McCreight
Crete
Constitutional Issue Seen As Rallying Ground For G. O. P.
Washington report notes Republican leaders seek the constitutional issue as the main rallying post for 1938 efforts. Hoover favors it as a central theme. Borah supports it, while Springfield and Palo Alto talks signal sectional strategy against New Deal policies like AAA NRA TVA. Hoover may be drafted but prefers no major fight. silent on public affairs to avoid implying a 1936-style campaign.
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George R. Holmes
INS
Washington
Palo Alto
Mr. Roosevelt
Hoover
Senator Borah
Idaho
Mr. Hoover
Springfield
AAA
Henry B. Fletcher
Roosevelt
NRA
TVA
East
Weir Carrie Bell Weir obituary services held
Funeral services for Carrie M. Bell Weir will be conducted by Rev J Harald Gwynne at 2:30 PM with interment in Richland Cemetery. born Olivesburg Ohio April 13 1870 she lived in Windber 35 years. Survived by husband and three children plus 12 grandchildren. Eastern Star and White Shrine conduct 7:30 PM services at home.
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J. Harald Gwynne
Richland Cemetery
Weir
Olivesburg
Jefferson County
John
Susan Bell
Windher
Carrie M. Bell
Charles C. Weir
Indiana
Windher Presbyterian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
White Shrine
Ladies’Auxiliary ‘of the American Legion
Nellie Miller
Harry A. Weaver
Detroit
Mich
Paul Weir
Chicago
F. S
Treasury balance and receipts report
The condition of the Treasury on July 27 showed a balance of 1 883 877 913 31 dollars. Miscellaneous international revenue receipts totaled 4 092 370 24 dollars and customs receipts amounted to 26 087 385 57 dollars.
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Washington
INS
Treasury
May Censure Russia For Pledge Violations
Moscow dispatch says Communist party members in the United States total 30 000 triple 1980 levels. Secretary Browder notes aim to extend leadership beyond proletarian circles. Washington study considers if Third Internationale pledges violated by Moscow actions and orders to stir U.S. labor unrest.
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Moscow
INS
Communist Party
United States
Earl Browder
Washington
Russia
State Department
William Phillips
Third Internationale
Phillips
Third Internatonale
William C. Bullitt
Ernest Grays Visit Indiana Fans On Local Diamond
The well known Ernest Grays play Indiana’s pride tomorrow at 8 P M on the local diamond. The Grays, strong and fast, seek their 25th win after a 24 4 season with stars from their 193% lineup. A large crowd is expected as stores close for the half holiday and locals anticipate a rare attraction.
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Ernest Grays
Indiana
Ernest
Sagamore
Grays
Million flood damage in Hocking Valley Ohio
Lancaster Ohio July 30 The Hocking Valley faces incalculable food loss and widespread ruin with damage in Fairfield and surrounding counties mounting toward a million dollars though precise totals are unmeasured. One death Clarkson Carpenter Lancaster grocer drowned at Rock Bridge. Hundreds homeless in Lancaster slept in storerooms after relief meals. Red Cross appeals for funds to aid flood victims along the Hocking River and tributaries.
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Lancaster
INS
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Fairfield
Hocking
Clarkson Carpenter
Lancaster Grocer
Rockbridge
Hocking County
Federal Relief Agency
Lancater
American Red Cross
Witch
Teos
Martyrdom Fear at Peoria Trial for Thompson
In Peoria Illinois eighty three women fear potential exposure as Gerald Thompson a 25 year old mechanic on trial for the assault murder of Mildred Hallmark faces a possible defense gambit. He kept a "black book" detailing 24 assaults including 14 successful and 67 foiled attempts and a hereditary madness plea is raised to avoid the electric chair.
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Peoria
Ill
INS
Peoria Amites
Gerald Thompson
Thompson
Mildred Hallmark
Mitdrer
School heads discuss post session education program
In State College July 30, Dr. Lester K. Ade state superintendent of public instruction said the absence of new legislation was the session’s key result. He cited restoration of the school program as the most significant educational achievement and noted the education program would be guided by normal operations rather than emergency measures. A second item reports the death of Omeo J. Sampson, veteran animal trainer, from natural causes in Royal Oak, Michigan, after years with major circuses. He trained at Buffalo Zoo, Lima Ohio, and Waldemeer Park.
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State College
INS
Lester K. Ade
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ade
Pennsylvania
Royal Oak
Mich
Ealing
Omeo J. Sampson
Sampson
Barnum and Bailey and
Ringling Brothers
Samp~son
Buffalo Zoo
McCullough Park
Lima
Waldemeer Park Scientific
Erie
Sailor King to helm Britannia in Cup defense
London July 30 George V known as the Sailor King will personally handle the helm of Britannia in at least two races against the Boston challenger as defender of the America's Cup according to reports that stirred yachting circles today.
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London
INS
George V
Britain
Boston
Death by own action pact tied to Kansas City crime
A ten year old girl woke in a Kansas City hotel to find her mother dead from a bullet and her mother's lover dead by his own hand. Police linked the deaths to a deadly pact with a man named Bohatch from Great Bend. The girl, Katherine Stull, described waking at 6 30 am and calling hotel management as detectives investigated.
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Kansas City
Bohatch
Great Bend
Kan
Iva Stull
Wichita
Katherine Stull
Management
Headquarters
New Utilities Under Charge In Senate Inquiry
Witnesses called as the committee probes the Associated Gas and Electric Company and utility bill work. Black suggests sending a few members to survey land instead of many witnesses. About $50,000 initial funds may be increased. The cigar box incident linked to Rep Nat Patton and NRA employee E V Sellers is unresolved. Hurley firm paid $25,000 of the $700,000 lobby outlay for legal services. Wasser cannot identify its purpose or hires.
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Black
Roosevelt
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Fred Burroughts
O. E. Wasser
Ullyey
Wasser
New York State Joint Legislative Committee
H. C. Hopson
Associated
Hopson
Nat Patton
Texas
E. V. Sellers
NRA
Patton
John W. Carpenter
Texas Power and Light Company
Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
Herbert Hoover
Associated Company
Hurley
Legal Services
Hurley, McCawley and Shinn
Associated System
Senator Schwellenbach
Schwellenbach
Charles A. Dougherty
Nazis Drive Against Jews Intensifies Across Reich
Berlin reports say Julius Streicher and Der Sturmer push a renewed anti Jewish campaign with sensational testimony from Magdeburg trial. Boycotts surge in major cities as new arrests of Jews are documented nationwide amid ongoing persecution.
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Pierre J. Huss
INS
Berlin
Julius Streicher
United States
Reich
Streicher
der Stuermer
Magdeburg
Munich
Revivals of Revivals of Homer City Mission
Revival notices invite Homer City residents to attend a multi evening series led by Rev. Hamilton, a blind evangelist from Ottawa, with a supporting musician. The old fashioned Bible preaching event seeks singers and attendees, urging early arrivals to secure seats for a “good time in the Lord.”
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Momer City
Hamilton
Homer City
Ottawa
Canada
Daily flights prove weather cannot halt travel, says Dr Brock
For six years Dr John D Brock of Kansas City Missouri has flown his plane daily to show that weather never prevents flight. He continues the experiment despite varying conditions and aims to demonstrate consistent air travel feasibility.
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John D. Brock
Kansas City
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