Major Legislation Problems Move Forward Today
Harrisburg reporters note major legislative issues advancing slowly toward adjournment in two weeks. Relief tax, appropriations, social and labor measures, liquor law changes, Sabbath restrictions, and constitutional revision face partisan fights. Senate finance rejects Gov Earle tax plea as talks continue to juggle funds and timing of corporation tax collection.
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G. Everett Doyings
N. S
Harrisburg
INS
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
George H. Earle
R P Worker Hurt Seriously At Yatesboro Site
Ivin Kinter a 25 year old Rochester and Pitts burgh Coal Company supply department employee was seriously burned when he touched a 22 000 volt power line at the Yatesboro operations while erecting a fence around the transformer station. He was admitted to Indiana Hospital in serious condition and his status remained unchanged the next day.
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Ivin Kinter
South Eleventh Street
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Yateshoro
Indiana Hospital
Ee Company
Kinter
Yatesboro
Kjnter
Barbor Rites Here Sunday
David Newton Barbor of Dixonville died May 22 at his Winter Park Florida home. Funeral services will be at Rob inson Funeral Home at 3 p m tomorrow with interment in Oakland cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p m today. Born November 21 1881 in Greentown he was a son of Ezekiel and Lydia Price Barber. He lived in Kansas for years before returning to the area about thirty years ago.
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David Newton Barbor
Dixonville
Winter Park
Fla
Robinson
Oakland Cemetery
Harbor
Ezekiel and
Lydia (Price) Barber
Green Township
Kansas
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Gill Family Acquitted in Murder Trial
In Snyder County, Zella Gill aged 16 and her parents Lester and Zella Gill were found not guilty of murdering farmer Cheres Gable after the best year-long case against them. Sherman Strawser 39 accused them of forcing him into the crime and faces possible execution. the verdict calms a sensational case as Strawser awaits State Pardon Board action.
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Iddleburg
Zella Gill
Lester Gill
Snyder County
Sherman L. Strawser
Commonwealth
Strawser
State Pardon Board
Cheres Gable
Gable
Zella
Jacks Mountain
Toomplete
Henry J. Sommer
Sills
Charles J. Margiotti
John L
Sharon Speed Records In Jeopardy At Sharon Speedway
More than a score of race pilots prepare for a gig event program at Sharon speedway Sunday. Bud Henderson of Akron leads the 25 mile main event How Many ice cream Joe pint Bear Troul mans Store.
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Sharon
Sharon Speedway
Bud Henderson
Akron
Bear Troulmans Store
Regret Letter Marks Richberg NRA Departure
President Roosevelt accepts Donald Richberg’s resignation from public service. Richberg, a Chicago legal expert and NRA drafter, leaves June 16 amid mixed views as organized labor labels him a renegade and critics credit or fault his role in the New Deal era.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Donald R. Richberg
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Richberg
Gen
Hughs. Johnson
NRA
Hemwarn Heimwehr Bus Crash Kills Three
In Vienna on June 8 INS reports Herbert Fay 15 son of Interior Minister Major Emil Fey died with two companions when two excursion buses carrying Hemwehr youths collided in Styria. Twenty were injured as the government ordered direct investigations amid political threats against the minister.
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Vienna
INS
Herbert Fay
Emil Fey
Hemwehr
Styria
Fey
Indiana County Medical Society Plans June Meeting
The June gathering of the Indiana County Medical Society is set for Rustic Lodge on Thursday June 14 at 8 p m. Dr Norman A Shick will present Endocrine Therapy and discussion will be opened by Dr W J Whitten. Society president is C Paul Reed with E L Fleming as secretary and Dr Frederick Shaulis as editor. There will be no Auxiliary meeting this month.
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Indiana County Medical Society
Rustic ‘Lodge
Norman A. Shick
M. D
W. JL. Whitten
Paul Reed
Indiana
E. L. Fleming
Frederick §. Shaulis
Treasury balance report June 6 and receipts total
Treasury balance as of June 6 shows 52,005,642,072.95 dollars with internal revenue at 7,592,435.65 and customs receipts totaling 5,572,709.53. Turkey Dinner Tie Hess Bros Restaurant Sunday 243x.
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Washington
INS
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Hess Bros
Handsome Jimmy Thomson Leads Open At Oakmont
Handsome Jimmy Thomson posted a 146 to lead the field in Oakmont's 38th national open, weathering a brutal wind rain and cold. The defending contenders struggled as spectators watched amid umbrellas and tents swayed by gusting gales. Tommy Armour, last Open winner at Oakmont in 1927, faced tough conditions as the round continued.
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Bill Theis
Oakmont Country Club
Oakmont
INS
Jimmy Thomson
Thomson
Nong
Galland Hand
Qakmont
Tommy Armour
Industrial accidents in Pennsylvania decline in April
Industrial accidents in Pennsylvania continued a downward trend started earlier this year, with 70 fatal and 7,120 non fatal incidents in April, down from March totals. For the first four months, total accidents fell 68 percent from the prior year, with construction and quarrying the main exceptions.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Inside Circus Food Stands Endorsement by Health Official
Secretary of Health Dr Edith Mee Bride Dexter urged fans to buy hot dogs and pink lemonade from circus grounds stands rather than outside concessionaires saying the circus stands are generally more sanitary and follow health regulations than independent squatter stalls.
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I's Circus
Edith Mee
Dexter
Relief Commodities For Camps In April Cost $338,120
Harrisburg report shows April purchases of federal relief commodities work relief tools and supplies thrift garden items and transient camp materials costing 338120. Largest item thrift garden supplies at 158928. Total relief commodities distributed 4850530 pounds costing 22254. Purchases for work relief 66680 and transient camps 78670. Gas tax evidence shows 11 million estimate from one cent increase for relief needs with 32,894,208 current fiscal year collections ending May 31.
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Harrisburg
INS
Relief Board
Revenue Department
George H. Earle
Senate Republicans
Truck Driver Held In Crash At Beaverdale Highway
Johnstown police held M. M. Young, a truck driver, as operator of a truck that struck five women on a Beaverdale Highway. City Detective Jerry Haggerty faced a threatened arrest scene at a Lorain Borough hotel. Young was charged with reckless and drunken driving. Mrs Alfred J Crum, 45, and her daughter Eloise, 15, were in critical condition with two other daughters and a niece less severely injured.
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Johnstown
INS
M. M. Young
Beaverdale
Jerry Haggerty
Lorain Borough
Young
Alfred J. Crum
Eloise
Woman selects burial plot then dies in car
Altoona June 8 Mrs Rebecca J Wright 76 chose a burial plot in a cemetery. Moments later she died of a heart attack in an automobile with her two daughters Mrs G W Banks Wilkinsburg and Mrs D Dibert Altoona area obituary notes describe the sudden death following the ritual plot selection.
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Altoona
INS
Rebecca J. Wright
G. W. Banks
Wilkinsburg
D. [. Dibert
al- Loong
High Wind Cracks Three Houses in Pittsburgh
A strong June wind left fifteen people homeless as walls of three houses cracked and two homes collapsed. No injuries were reported. Weather bureau data cited wind speeds reaching a high velocity.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Weather Bureau
Truck and Car Crash at Wayne Avenue Intersection
A truck owned by Indiana Ice Company and driven by Wilbur V. Stahl and a car driven by H. Smith of Punxsutawney Beef Co collided yesterday at 9:15 AM at the alley intersection of Grant Street and Maple Street on Wayne Avenue. Stahl said he signaled a left turn. Smith claims he did not see the signal. The truck’s front and frame were heavily damaged and the car sustained damage to the front and right side.
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Grant P
Maple Streets
Wayne Avenue
Indiana Ice Company
Wilbur V. Stahl
Parcel Post
Punxsutawney Beef Co
H. ©. Smith
Stahl
Smith Llaims
Smith
Foul Tip Fatal to Spectator in Camden Game
A nine year old Camden boy watching a Camden Boys League game was struck by a foul tip to the forehead. He fell, recovered briefly, then collapsed and died several hours later from a fractured skull. The incident occurred at the field as the spectator tried to laugh it off.
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Camden
N. J
George Dipatri
George
Search Goes On For Elmer Carnahan
A farmer reported a boy staying at a Greensburg Delmont road farmhouse may be 11 year old Elmer Carnahan missing since last Sunday after wrecking a car on the old Chambersville Plumville road. Detectives joined the hunt as authorities considered heart complications a possible cause.
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Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Delmont
Elmer Carnahan
Washington Township
A. Eugene Wilson
Harry E. Koozer
Sherif H. Elmer Bowland
Carnahan
Chambersville
Plumville
Vhorch
Carnathan Farm
Davis
Koozer
Indiana County CCC
Mary McCormie Sues Serge Mdivani for 10000
In Los Angeles on June date the former wife opera star Mary McCormie filed suit through Aimee L. Parrish against Prince Serge Mdivani for 10000 plus six percent interest. She says he gave a promissory note on November 13, 1933 and has paid neither principal nor interest.
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Los Angeles
INS
Prince Serge Mdivani
Barbara Hutton
Mdivani Haugwitz-Reventlow
Mary McCormie
Miss McCormie
Aimee L. Parrish
Prince Mdlvani
Archie Mabon Earns Lafayette College Degree
Archie W. Mabon of Indiana was graduated from Lafayette College with a bachelor of science at the 100th annual commencement. He served as football manager, vice president of the student council, and member of the K R T campus society. He sat as a student representative on the athletic board of control and belonged to the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. Ice Cream, We pint. Wear Trout Tuckey Dinner 75¢.
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Easton
Archie W. Mabon I
Indiana
Lafayette College
Mabon
Athletic Board of Control
Lafayette
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
25 Defendants Listed For Trial Here Next Week
District Attorney W M Ruddo lists 25 defendants for trial in the June term of Criminal Court before Judge J N Sangha. The calendar includes Joseph Gresko charged with involuntary manslaughter and hit and run, with trial set for Thursday morning. The docket covers cases of fraud, liquor violations, and larceny with multiple defendants.
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Joseph Gresko
W. M. Ruddo
Criminal Court
J. N. Sangha
Starford
Cherry Tree
J. B. Chenet
Frank Zellman
Frank Vella
George Wasyiink
Alfonzo Mestret
Dick Vatella
State Liquor Control Board
Henry Gabelli
Henry Gabelli, Manufacturin
Jas Mike di Martine
Tery
Leonard Schade
Mike Winavieh
Fete Josefek
Paul
Malibick
Abduction Fear Grips New York as Child Vanishes
In New York the city reels as police and volunteers search for 5 year old Jackie Kaul, missing since Thursday afternoon. Investigators consider the possibility he was abducted by a man who mistook him for a rich child, with fears of harm if mistaken. Father John F. Kaul, a tailor and World War veteran, lives near Sutton Place where Jackie played. Authorities pursue three men and a blonde woman linked to the case in Tacoma, Washington, as of June 8.
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New York
INS
Ppellee
Jackie Kaul
By & Kang
John F. Kaul
Aalenman
Sutton Place
Jackie
Behind the Law on Radio Tonight on KDKA air
Elmer W. Faber historian of the Pennsylvania State Police will tell the Panzarella murder case of 1917 in his weekly Behind the Law broadcast on Station KDKA tonight at 9 30 P M standard time. Alfonso DeGaetano once a state trooper from Indiana assisted on the Panizarella vase. Turkey Dinner 15 cents Hose Bros. Restaurant Sunday 243x.
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Elmer W. Faber
Tthe
Pennsylvania
KDKA
Alfonso DeGaetano
Indiana
Faber
Hopkins Firmly Entrenched as Keyman in Works Program
Washington dispatch reports Harry L. Hopkins has disbursed over 2 billion dollars as federal emergency relief administrator and is now central to the 4 billion dollar works program. Roosevelt orders place Hopkins in charge of hiring from May relief rolls, while eligibility rules favor those previously on state relief and progress administrations with gaps for workers from CCC and similar programs.
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Washington
INS
Harry L. Hopkins
U. S. Treasury
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Tog
State Progress Administrations
Public Works Administration
State Slicing $900000 Melon
Harrisburg reports a $900000 dividend from the state men’s Insurance fund to policyholders for 1923. Edw N. Jones, Secretary of Labor and Industry, authorized the distribution after a surplus review. Since inception 20 years ago the fund has paid $6240000 in dividends and over $27000000 in compensation benefits.
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Harrisburg
State
Retary of Labor and Industry
N. Jones
Jones
Ex Cabinet Debuts Valley Altar Bound
Fragmentary OCR text references a cabinet figure and a daughter tied to Washington. Names appear garbled. possible mentions include Dr. W. M. Jarrat and Miles Marlon Serdlon with unclear roles. Context and specifics are not recoverable from the legible fragments.
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I ‘Cabines
Miles Marlon Serdlon
Abaya
Washington Debys
W. M. Jarrat Sot
Tage
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Florida
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Orange
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E. J. O'Reilly
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O'Reilly
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U. S
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Philadelphia
Rochester
Gilney Hillman
Hemwerhr
Medicos
John Alden
Priscilla
John
Amos Kubik
Provincetown
Mass
Cape Cod
Kubik
Tyeuans Store
Davisy Sector
Delmont Club
Mary Sues Serge
Archie Mabon
Troutmans Store
J. S. Swab
South Sixth Street
Mary
Donald E. Bateman
Kansas City
Missouri
Wilshire Presbyterian Church
California
Fendrich
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Catalina Island
Baleman
Indiana Business College
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Salt Lake City
Rocky Mountain Region
Herold Heroux
Tacoma
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