Dionne quints' mother fights for full baby custody
Mrs Dionne, living near Callander, Ont, appeals to retain custody of her quintuplet daughters as a bill to separate families looms. She speaks in French, argues she can care for them with help, and says hospital removal would devastate her family. Oliva Dionne notes two advantages in the bill: parental religion and access to children.
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Metrer
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Uniten Ie
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Death and the Hereafter at Gospel Hall Revisit
Revival meetings at Gospel Hall behind Troutman's store featured addresses on Death and the Hereafter with a large chart. Speakers emphasized repentance and salvation as the only escape from wealth to come, and promised further talks on Tribulation Antichrist Lord's Coming and Judgment of the living nations. Tonight focuses on Hell where it is and who goes there with nightly services at 7:45, except Saturdays.
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Wiospel Hall
Gospel Hall
Troutman’s
Hell
Ways and Means Group Debates Sales Tax Plans
Continued from page one the sales tax proposal draws strong opposition from Governor Earle. Democrats and Republicans show interest as about 75 million dollars of the needed revenue for the coming biennium is represented if the assorted tax bills held by the Ways and Means Committee pass. Some of the bills.
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Seasure
Earle
Bien Niam
Ways and Means
One Of Oldest English Twin Dies In US
WEWISBURG March 14 Mrs Sarah Fangboner 87 and her twin sister Mary Shuck were among the oldest twin siblings in the United States. She died after pneumonia at her niece’s home in Weet Millian near Mazepia Union County. They had lived across from each other, with long lives marked by health challenges and careful living.
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Wewisburg
Sarah Fangboner
Sista Mere
Mary Shuck
United States
Fu.das
Mee
Thorns Ritter
Weet Milian
Union County
Four youths plead guilty in Dillidwn stabbing case
Criminal court is terminated as four youths connected to a November stabbing in Dillions pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon. A fourth defendant Joseph Martin of Twin Rocks was issued with process. Silva Buzznotti of Black Lick pleaded guilty to liquor violations before his trial. Judge Langham scheduled sentencing for Monday morning.
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Dillidwn
Allen Dias
Dillions
Joseph Martin
Twin Rocks
Cambria County
Black Lick
Silva Buzznotti
Langham Schedled
Man Kills Himself as Wife Dies in Hospital Scene
Pat Hane of Turtle Creek shot himself fatally through the heart while his wife lay dying after childbirth. The newborn son is being cared for by relatives. Attendant at Alita Races last year notes a US crowd exceeding 1.5 million.
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Pvipsburgh
INS
Pat Haneper
Turtle Creek
Capital Foe Held For Deportation
The article reports a man held for deportation after admitting he lied on entering the United States on Christmas Day by swearing he was not a Communist and did not advocate overthrow of the government. The Chicago Civil Liberties Committee assists in Strachey's defense. debates if his stance is economic critique or advocacy of violence.
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Statehey
United States
Chicago Civil Liberties Committee
National
Organvsation
Aig Strachey
Strachey
Hugh Miller
Civil Liberties Committee
Robert Moris Lovett
University of Chicago
Himnelf
Evelyn John Strachey
Queen Victoria
Chicago
Bombs and bullets roil Havana amid strike violence
Havana endures a renewed terror wave as bombs explode and gunfire cracks through streets. Police, soldiers, and civilians clash while curfews bite. reports say government workers return to jobs while hundreds resist and attempt suppression targets agitators and jailed workers.
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Havana
LNS
Havanese
Fone
Ine
Kid
Carlos Munivi
Thepiwspaper
11 Injured in CPR Rail Crash at Caradoc Ont
Canadian Pacific Railway officials probed a head-on collision between a passenger train and a freight track at Caradoc Ontario. Eleven people were injured, including three Americans, with authorities noting several European counties were mentioned in error in early reports.
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Ont
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Hollywood Studio Chief Quinn Fails to Impress at Academy Banquet
Hollywood notes on the Academy Awards reveal waning industry turnout. Will Rogers, who once sparked the event with wit, did not attend, leaving the ceremony short of major stars and directors. Colbert, Gable, Capra, and Riskin won top honors for It Happened One Night, while Dietrich secured a two film deal at Paramount. A tiger incident on the Spring Tonic set adds to the night’s peculiarities.
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Dan Thomas
WNEA
Hollywood
Will Rodgers
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Rogers
Hey
Norma Shearer
Grace Moore
Chardene Colbert
New York
W. S. van Dyke
Victor Schertziger
Academy
Robert Riskin
Manhattan
Arthur Caesar
Fox
Obituary notices for Olive Strong and Rev Charles A Williams
Obituaries list Olive Strong dying yesterday with services at the family home 811 Union Avenue E Canton Q at 2 pm Saturday. She was Elmer Strong’s widow and daughter-in-law of Jacob and Ellen Strong. The notice also reports Rev Charles A Williams, former pastor of the First M E Church of Punxsutawney, died March 2 at his home in Puyallup Washington aged 75. Surviving Williams include widow Mrs Lona Williams of Puyallup one son Paul H Williams and three daughters Arvid E Anderson Harriet M and Ruth V Williams with one brother W J Williams of Youngstown. Funeral services were held Monday at 3 pm in the chapel of Wrigley Clements with several ministers assisting. Lessons touch on education and a dying era in local schooling.
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Union Evenue
Canton
Elmer Strong
Jacob and
Ellen (Fyock) Strong
Cherryhill Township
Charles A. Williams
Punxsutawney
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Beamis Point
Marysville
N. Y
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Coma
Washington
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Bar Association
College
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F. & A. M. Lodge
Maryville
Jan Temple
Pennsylvania
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Paul H
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Hoquiam
Harriet M
Ruth VY
Sur Grandehi
Ldren
W. J. Williams
Youngstown
Wrigley & Clements
A. 4
Callender
J. H. Carter
W.taomas H. H. Forsyth
Resignation Acceptances At Conemaugh Presbytery Meeting
The Presbytery of Conemaugh called meeting at First United Presbyterian Church to act on Dr McIlvaine’s resignation and transfer to Shenango Presbytery. Dwight Nichol to pastor First United, Johnstown. Licentiate Paul Carson seeks transfer to Westmoreland. Nichol and Carson are sons of First Church, Indiana.
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Presbytery
Conemaugh
McIlvaine
Shenango
Beatrice May Not Laugh Now Beatrice May Not Laugh Now
Mrs Doris Draper testifies in London court that Sir Robert Peel paid her dressmaker bills after she lived with him as Lady Peel. She seeks return of two ermine coats valued at 1500 dollars held by Ella Wells as security and the court rejects a 1259 dollar balance claim upon Peel’s death.
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London
INS
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Robert Peel
Beatrice Lillie
King’s Bench
Sir Robert
Lady Peel
Ella Wells
Mrs. Draper
Final 'GANGWAY' for De Lawd Educator's Role Remembered
The article recalls Harrison's death and his famed portrayal as De Lawd in The Green Pastures, a landmark 1930 Pulitzer winner by Marc Connelly based on Roark Bradford tales. It notes Harrison's long stage preparation, his Greensboro drama department chairmanship, and his prior Shakespearean lecturing career spanning nearly 40 years.
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Marc Connelly
Green Pastures
Fromm Roark Bradford
de Lawad
Gabriel
de Land
Agricultural and Technical College
Greensboro
N.C
Robot plane ready to hop from Oakland to Honolulu
The NC223 robot plane, a Douglas twin motor test craft, completed two Pacific hops and is slated for a possible third flight toward Honolulu today or Friday. Crew led by Capt Albert Hegenberger and Major Ernest Clark at Wheeler Field Hawaii confirmed ongoing secrecy and anticipated the 2,450 mile crossing.
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Rodot
Albert Hegenberger
Clayton, Bissell
Chester Snow, Jr
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Wheeler Field
Hawaii
Regenberger
Paradise
Ernest Clark
Morro Castle Refloated After Beaching Disaster
Asbury Park N J March 14 The Morro Castle the ward liner once a palatial ship prisoned in the sands since September 8 last was refloated. It was pulled free by two tugs after more than four months efforts and preparations were made to remove the vessel from the sand.
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Hare
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Letherman seeks new trial in death case
Greensburg March 4 Ins motion for a new trial was filed today by William Letherman 25 year old Chancler athlete found guilty of manslaughter in the death of his sweetheart Viola Dennis daughter of W W Dennis Donora council president Defense says the state failed to prove how the girl was slain Letherman remains free on bond pending appeal Regular cleaning of electrical horn components noted as desirable but should be done only by those experienced New Orleans publishes a bi weekly Braille paper by five girls.
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Chacleroi
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Convicted criminals to testify in Philadelphia bar case
Convicted racketeers in Philadelphia were to testify for the Bar Association against eight prominent attorneys charged with unprofessional conduct and alliance with the underworld. Ralph Maglietta named as a key witness. defense counsel Lemish blamed a dead partner for retaining fees. cases move toward Salus, Salas, and Goldberg.
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Underworld
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Tony Narcasse
Upper Darby
Delaware County
T. J. Brad Brodsky
Fred C. Gartner
Civil Service
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Felger
The
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Herbert W. Salus
Albert P. Goldberg
Salus
Long pushes college aid amid budget clash in Senate
Senate debate centers on Huey Long's bid to earmark 300 million for college aid from a 4.88 billion work relief fund while conservatives push for balance. Long joins Glass Tydings and Adams in opposing administration borrowing. paired votes hinder record. Absent senators Caraway and Overton require pairs to stay recorded. The session also sidetracks the McCarran wage amendment as political maneuvering continues.
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William K. Hutchinson
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Mar
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Louisiana
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Thrugh College
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Virginia
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