Nature Triumph Where Drs Fail in Hollywood Tale
Hollywood, June 27. A remarkable event at a Spencer Theay family birthday party. John, a boy with prior deafness, spoke words for the first time, shouting to his mother and naming his sister Susie after a test with his mother reading lips. He then identified words like father and horse, suggesting progress in speech.
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TNS
Hollywood
Spencer Thaey
Joan Vraey
John
Susie
Governor Earle vows liberal program if Democrats gain Senate
Waymart Pa June 27 Gov George E H Earl e today said he will renew his liberal social and labor agenda at the next regular session predicting Democrats will control the senate and house. He spoke at a testimonial dinner for Sen Harvey Hulman praising his longtime leadership and urging reforms to stamp out special privilege. The governor lamented last session failed to enact a full liberal program and warned of a great fight ahead in a renewed battle forPennsylvania reforms.
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Waymart
Senate
Pennsylvania
House
Annual Rural Day Conference in Indiana PA
The event features talks by Dr. King on The Larger School Administrative Unit for Pennsylvania and School Support for Rural Schools of Pennsylvania. Dr. Lee L. Driver leads a roundtable on new legislation affecting rural schools. The program invites educators, administrators, supervisors, teachers, and directors to attend all sessions. A July 4 conference on secondary education and a July 12 conference on elementary education follow.
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Ber
State Council of Education
Pennsylvania
Doctor King
Lee L. Driver
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Indiana
C. R. Foster
Synthetic Radium Cyclotron Aims For Large Neutron Output
A cyclotron project plans to generate synthetic radium equivalent to one gram valued at 50,000 dollars daily by firing tricity to emit neutrons. The exact production cost remains unknown until the machine operates.
Fragmented list of company names and tickers from the stock market
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous corporate names and railroad abbreviations such as Allied Chem, Amn, Amn Loco, Atlantic Refg, ATT, Chrysler, ColA, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Erie RR, General Electric, Penney, Woolworth, Westinghouse, and others. It reads as an unstructured stock market snippet with scattered slogans and missing context, offering no clear events or numbers.
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Allied Chem
Amn
Atchison T and St Atlantic
Beth St Bordens
Chrysler Cola Cola
Columbia Gas Consolidated Oil Cent Can
Curtiss-Wright du Pont Eastman Kodak Erie RR
Pitt Brew Co
Freeport
Texas Gen
Mirs
Penney Co
Kervinator
Kennecoit
Breaking Up of Big Fortunes and Tax Plans
Discussion on breaking up large fortunes through selling stock, government takeovers, or estate liquidation as solutions to inheritance and corporation tax issues. Experts warn of mixed success and potential revenue losses. long payment periods suggested, with Senator Harrison proposing up to 24 years at low interest.
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Congress
Senate
House
Burns
Weys Ard Means
Ford
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
President Promotes Clear U S Court Role in Finance
The Roosevelt administration vows to bar court aid to efforts sabotaging government operations or private speculation and to reaffirm Congressional control over securities and money. Attended by Attorney General Cummings and Treasury officials, the White House seeks immediate enactment to close loopholes on gold clause bonds and secure dollar payments.
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United States
Congress
White House
Cummings
The
Treasury
Morgenthau
Stanley Reed
Herman Oliphant
Roosevelt
Presbyterians Celebrate 40th Anniversary in Gohenvville
Dr Offutt and Rev Prugh lead a week of special services at the Gohenville Presbyterian Church marking the 40th anniversary with a Thursday address by Rev Robert M. Oult on Presbyterianism in Western Pennsylvania and a concluding Friday Communion service. An army brides school opens in Tokyo training women in domestic arts to be mothers of future soldiers.
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Gohdenville
Kittanning Presbytery
Red Stone
Blairsville
Sitlaonng
Tokyo
Vandergrift To Celebrate Fortieth Anniversary Parade
Vandergrift will observe its fortieth anniversary next week under Post 586 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The town founded in 1896 by J J Vandergrift and G G McCartry will host free amusements, a carnival, coronation, picnics, and a parade on Saturday July 8 at 1 30. Local civic and service groups from Western Pennsylvania will attend. the junior bugle and drum corps will debut after a state convention appearance.
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Vandergrift
J. J. Vandergrift
George G. McCartry
Kiski Valley
VFW Post
Pennsylvania
VFW
Wilkinsburg
Beer and Liquor Bills Ready in Pennsylvania
The proposed laws set retail hours from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. and cap sale limits to six bottles per purchaser for on premise consumption. Delis and grocers face a new 400 dollar impost, with a minimum 24 bottle case rule, while home wine production up to 200 gallons is allowed for personal use.
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Liquor Board
Pennsylvania
Drowning at Crooked Creek Claims Local Swimmer
Apollo Yayib McLaughlin, 21, of Markle, drowned at Crooked Creek after cramps while swimming. His brother Eugene tried to rescue him. body recovered 15 minutes later but resuscitation failed. The Allegheny valley incident was reported by the AP and The Gazette Advertisements.
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Apollo Yayib
Apollo
Walter E. McLaughlin
Markle
Allegheny Valley
Crooked Creek
Tve
Eugene
Eva Coe and gangland suspect death sentences planned tonight
Governor Lenna n keeps a silent stance as Eva Coe 43 of Cooperstown faces Sing Sing electric chair tonight unless clemency arrives. Leonard Seamies, NYC gangster, also set for electrocut ion for a murder during a Rensselaer hold up two years ago. An open line between the mansion and death house is arranged for a last minute decision. A Yorkshire family finds 400 in a four year old doll pillow.
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Albany
N. Y
INS
Lenman
Eva Coe
Cooperstown
Sing Sing
Leonard Seamies
New York City
James Stevens
Rensselaer
Executive Mansion
Death House
Penn Run wreck victim improves after skull fracture
Dorothy Hill, seven, of near Penn Run, who was unconscious for hours after being struck by a vehicle last Saturday night, regained consciousness yesterday at Indiana Hospital. The skull fracture occurred when she ran in front of a car driven by Dallas Holby, 24, of Strongstown, according to state police reports. slight improvement in her condition was noted today.
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Dorothy Hill
Penn Run
Indiana
Dallas Holby
Strongstown
Milk Control Council Formed by Northeastern Dairy Conference
A milk control council was formed today by the Northeastern Dairy Conference to coordinate milk industry regulation across ten states. The group, including New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and six New England states, targets a September report in Springfield and backs Congress funding of 40 million dollars for Bangs disease and mastitis control in 1936 and 1937. Joseph C. Cort of Massachusetts was named secretary.
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Boston
INS
Milk Control Board Council
Northeastern Dairy Conference
Congress
Mary Dents
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Joseph C. Cort
Massachusetts Milk Central Board
Springfield
Baby Beater Dodges Whip in Virginia Court
In Alexandria on June 27 INS reports Harry Gregory a 1 year old’s abuser, and his wife Jean admitted guilt after their adopted daughter Rosemary was allegedly mistreated. Judge James R. Duncan offered punishment options including whipping. Gregory initially chose the lashes but later opted for jail time.
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Alexandria
INS
Harry Gregory
James R. Duncan
Rosemary
Duncan
Gregory
Italo Abyssinian Crisis Dominates European Hope and Fear
The article surveys potential moves in the Italo Abyssinian dispute with Mussolini unlikely to back down, Abyssinian Emperor risking revolt, and Britain possibly abandoning Abyssinia. It notes France regains naval freedom, the Soviet Union seeking half of British naval tonnage, and Germany aided by British credit, with neutral observers calling Hitler’s policy highly successful.
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Abyssinia
Italy
Mussolini
League
Austria
Lord Beaverbrook
Lord Castlerosse
Ialy
France
Soviet Union
Germany
Hitler
Europe
Obituary notices from White Township and Cedar City
Obituaries report Mae E Aul, 1P years, of White Township died at Indiana Hospital from long illness. Born September 17 1915 in Rayne Township to Edward J Aul and Ethel Zenner Aul, she was Lutheran and survived by father, stepmother, and sister Rieth Aul. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Grove Chapel Lutheran with Rev. C F Hil Sehrand, interment Greenwood Cemetery. Also, death notices for Pearl Langham Griffin of Cedar City Wah born March 9 1976 in East Run Indiana County daughter of Ax and Elvira Langham. She married Hal T Griffin November 27 1909. she died after a paralytic stroke, funeral in Cedar City. Surviving: Hal T Griffin, Elvira Langham, brothers Clarence East Run, Victor Edgewood Pittsburgh, sister Faye Conrath Indiana. Another notice for Eliza Miller wife of Charles Tl Miller died at home in Young Township now West Lebanon. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Also included are some unrelated notes on atmospheric substances and weather anomalies describing unusual pressure effects and fictitious time lengths for seasons.
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Mae Ethel Aul
White Township
Ldi‘ana
Rayne Township
Edward J. Aul
Ethel (Zenner) Aul
Grove Chapel
C. F. Hil Sehrand
Grove Chapter Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Pearl
Langham) Griffin
Pearl Langham Griffin
Cedar City
Wah
Griffin
East Run
Grant Ino
Indiana County
Alax
Elvira Langham
Hal T. Griffin
Los Angeles
Calif
Utah
Clarence
Victor
Edgewood
Pittsburgh
Faye
Harry Conrath
Indiana
Eliza Miller
Charles Tl. Miller
Young Township
West
Lebanon
SEXTETTE EVADES POLICE TRAP IN PATERSON RAID
In East Paterson today six suspects, three men and three women, escaped after a pistol barrage during a pursuit by Police Sergi Anthony Burra and three State troopers. The group likely links to eight men and one woman arrested in a Mountain View bungalow raid last Sunday. Their stolen car, last seen near a gas station, fled toward Newark after opening fire on officers. Witness Joseph Berrouley reported being forced from his car by one of the gunmen, who drove away with three other companions. Police see underworld ties to the Mountain View gang and pursue leads from last week's arrests and current inquiries into two New York gang slayings.
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Paterson
N. J
Sextelle
Little Falls
Sergi
Anthony Burra
Carly
Newark
Joseph Berrouley
Mountain View
New York
Rowdiness marks closing hours of Pennsylvania legislature
Mrs. Joan M. Phillips president of the State Federation of Pennsylvania Women condemned the legislature as disgraceful after the closing sessions. She said the Erie convention would consider a resolution to condemn the body and urged Harrisburg cleanliness, calling for grown men not to use the house as a gymnasium.
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Joan M. Phillips
State Federation of Pennsylvania Women
Phillips
Erie
Department of Citizenship
Harrisburg
Brush Valley 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Brush Valley Sewing Society and 4-H members met at the Brush Valley Community hall twice monthly since February 23 under Indiana county Home Economics Leader Miss Owen. Officers include President Anna Margaret McFeaters, Secretary-Treasurer Helen George, Game Leader Irene Mauk, Singer Esther Webb, and Community Club Leader Mrs H C Cunningham. On June 25 a picnic at Camp William Penn in Cherryhill Township followed by a hike to Yellow Creek and swimming, and a Weiner roast closed the day with all reporting a favorable time.
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Brush Valley Sewing Society
Brush Valley
Miss Owen
Indiana County
Anna Margaret. McFeaters
Helen George
Irene Mauk
Esther Webb
H. C. Cunningham
William Penn
Boy Scouts
Cherryhill Township
Yellow Creek
Death Highway to be Eliminated Near Tarentum and New Kensington
Pittsburgh June 27 plans under consideration to improve a dangerous stretch between Tarentum and New Kensington. The narrow death highway has caused 121 deaths and many injuries over the past decade. Officials discuss widening the arrow roadway, with state funding contingent on county payment for right of way and damages.
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Pittsburgh
Tarentum
New Kensington Bridge
C. M. Bary
Allegheny County
Railroad income shows decrease in May earnings
Pennsylvania Railroad reported May net railway operating income of 5,224,903 dollars, down 783,903 from a year earlier. For January to May, income totaled 26,550,419 dollars, up 241,850 from the previous year. No dividend action was taken by the board before summer adjournment. A 50 cent dividend was paid in September the prior year.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Board of Directors
Exonerated Chicago Clears Red Charge on Campus
A state senate committee found no subversive or communist teachings at the University of Chicago, though Prof. Robert Lovett was urged to retire for alleged communist activity. Prof. Frederick L. Schuman faced no sanction, while Sen. Baker urged further congressional inquiry and accused school leaders of hosting a “red” celebration with Soviet officials.
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Chicago
INS
Uni
State Senate
Robert Lovett
Lovett
Frederick L. Schuman
Censtate
Charles W. Baker
Ave
Baker
Samuel Diestein
New York
Government renews Mellon tax battle in Pittsburgh
Federal government fights Union Trust Company to reveal records in the Mellon income tax case. Robert H. Jackson asks Judge Nelson McVicar to compel production of confidential files the government says are vital. July 9 set for the bank to answer the charge of withholding records in a case seeking about $3.09 million in taxes and penalties.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Andrew W. Mellon
Union Trust Company
Robert H. Jackson
Nelson McVicar
Trust Company
Mellon
McVicar
Jackson
Treasury
Martial law in Tacoma lumber area as mills reopen
In Tacoma Washington martial law was effectively in force as National Guard troops patrolled streets after Governor Martin ordered action to protect the opening of Tacoma lumber mills ending a two month strike. Guardsmen banned open air meetings while reports say agitators aim to provoke clashes between the military and strike supporters.
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Tacoma
Wash
INS
National Guard
Clarence D. Martin
Carlos A. Pennington
Inmate Joseph Fidell Found Dead At Eastern Penitentiary
Prison officials could not determine a motive for the death by hanging of Joseph Fidell an Eastern Penitentiary inmate found suspended from his cell door last midnight. Fidell was transferred from Huntingdon Reformatory and was serving an indeterminate sentence for an automobile theft.
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Philadelphia
INS
Joseph Fidell
Eastern Penitentiary
Fidell
Huntingdon Reformatory
Sieayiga
Pittsburgh Police Shake-Up Looms After Complaints
Pittsburgh headlines a broad shake-up of the police department after Mayor William N. McNair received numerous complaints. Demotions and promotions are expected to be announced Saturday, per safety director Thomas A. Dunn.
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Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
Thomas A. Dunn
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