Dentios For Maci 2 and District Trials in Pa
A jurist announces trials in Washington pa as five defendants named in a conspiracy indictment face separate extortion counts. Roy B Brownmiller James P Kirk Victor P Skok and Lawrence are among those facing charges tied to the 1988 Democratic primary. appeals are under review by the Superior Court.
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Oy de
Ripert M. Fager
William B
Secusa
Roy B. Brownmiller
Luserne County
James P. Kirk
Allegheny County
Victor P. Skok
Went
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Youth amputates hand over Bible sect beliefs
Pittsburgh report of Emmanuel Shapiro, 21, who severed his left hand with a vise held butcher knife after studying the Bible. He later tried his right hand, was treated, and placed under observation as relatives note past legal troubles while he served as a full time preacher for the sect.
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Pittsburgh
Emmanuel Shapiro
Shapiro
Vintondale DPA Distributes Relief Checks to 80 Families
Edward R. Golob Cambria County DPA director announced a week old aid program was augmented with relief checks for food distributed to 80 families. Twenty DPA investigators were in Vintondale yesterday to take relief applications and by day’s end the checks had been issued.
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Edward R. Golob
Cambria County
DPA
Vintondale
DPA grants aid with surplus food vouchers during Easter
Golob said about 200 cases outside emergency relief received Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation food vouchers. Officials planned to distribute relief orders and vouchers to cover the Easter period and arrange trucking government surplus food from Johnstown to Wintondale.
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DPA
Golob
Federal
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Wintondale
Johnstown
Weather and river flood risk in western Pennsylvania and nearby states
Cold pattern stretches from Blairsville to Harrisburg with 10 to 18 degree lows forecast for Saturday. Allegheny River falls after carving a new lee gorge channel at West Monterey, ice fields drift downstream between East Brady and Pittsburgh, while Parker faces inundation with River Avenue flooded and Wightman Glass idle.
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Butler
Erie
Great Lakes
Blairsville
Harrisburg
Ligonier
Bedford
Uniontown
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Weather Bureau
Parker
Allegheny
Lee
West Monterey
East Brady
River Avenue
Wightman Glass Company
College Weather Report
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a forecast of fair conditions tomorrow. Temperature at reading 22 rising to 36 with a minimum of 18. Precipitation measured as an inch and relative humidity around 81 percent. Barometric pressure today is 29.32 inches, yesterday 39.51 inches.
Reynaud’s French cabinet faces crisis test in Parliament
France’s new premier Paul Reynaud appeared before the Chamber of Deputies as Camille Chautemps read his declaration in the Senate. A reshaped 23‑member cabinet, including many Daladier appointees, aims to stabilize government and push “action and more action” amid criticism of size and left leanings. A war committee was created to act as an inner cabinet with key ministers: Chautemps, Daladier, Mandel, Dautry, Lamoureux, and Reynaud.
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Chamber of Deputies
Camille Chautemps
Senate
Jean le Cour Grandmaison
Reynaud
Edouard Dalladier
France
Daladier
Georges Mandel
Raey Dautry
Lucien Lamoureux
Lamoureux
Cromwell visit amid German embassy protest reports
Cromwell was expected to arrive in the city today or tomorrow for a visit planned before his pro Allied remarks caused controversy. He refused comment on potential repercussions from his speech.
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Cromwell
Teaching Us How to Stay Alive in Public Schools
Commissioner Lyn G. Atlanta of the See Police predicts a safety program for public schools next term. Adams notes most pedestrian totals occur in a year. An educational campaign will be fed in with civic organizations and municipal authorities aiding.
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Trians
Lyn G
Atlanta
See Police
Good Friday observances amid war toll across cities
Berlin London Paris Vatican Jerusalem report Good Friday services reflect war impact. Nazified churches vow fight to victory. Vatican mass features Pope Pius XII and shoeless cardinals. In Jerusalem pilgrims walk Via Dolorosa as British and Australian troops parade, Holy Sepulchre serves devotions amid repairs.
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Berlin
Magihtt(p
Germany
Cromwell warns of threat to democracy and liberty
Cromwell voiced readiness to risk his official head in a Toronto speech on Allied aims and warned totalitarian regimes would end democracy and free economy. He noted a prior Val D Or address on March 10 and outlined duty as a diplomat to speak out despite danger while staying at his Sommerville New Jersey home.
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Toronto
Val D'Or
Canada
Cromwell
X xx
Sommerville, N. J
Public health centers plan for disease data and care
Indiana and Luzerne County areas will host new health centers to coordinate pneumonia tuberculosis cancer and other programs with local physicians. The system will feed information to state headquarters so officials know at all times what is happening, with trained public health workers under local supervision.
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Indiana
Luzerne County
Schuyl- Kill
Allegheny
Faystte
Chaster-Delaware
Shaw
Iia
Boy Scouts Central District reports 1940 goals and growth
Central District Committee members and Scout leaders met at the Court House to review 1940 goals and report on membership gains for 1939. Highlights include a 58 percent district-wide rise and a 12 percent Indiana-wide increase, plus plans for a Big Boy Scout Circus and several new troops.
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Boy Scouts of America
Court House
C. M. Snyder
Boy Scouts
Snyder
H. J. Buchheit
Central District Committee
Indiana
William Simpson
Simpson
Henry Willett
Edward Lepley
Ernest
Clarence M. Snyder
Lester H. Case
Paul A. Risheberger
F. W. Ressler
George Steinhelser
George Michellc
James Cronk
Wm. L. Wilt
Ester W. Tuck
Ralph A. Willis
Eugene W. Baun
J. Cioid Rion
Frank R. Jones
Homer Harris
B. F. Harris
Obituary notices from Homer City and nearby towns
Obituary items report the deaths of multiple local residents, noting survivors and funeral details. Barbara Joan Smith, 14 months, dies in Indiana Hospital. Archibald R. Gray, 61, of Wilkinsburg, former Spangler resident, dies after illness. Jefferson Franklin Beneath Love, 90, Rayne Township resident, dies at Cham bererville home. Funeral arrangements listed with surviving family and burial plans.
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Barbara Joan Smith
George
Mildred (Widdowson) Smith
Wilgus
Indiana Hospital
James Smith
Sarah Smith
Gipsy
Belle Widdowson
Punxsutawney
Homer
Brickell Cemetery
Archibald RB. Gray
Wilkinsburg
Spangler
Joseph A. Gray
Shadyside Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mr. Gray
Shepitt
Margaret
Hibseh) Gray
Brandon Hotel
Spangley
Estella
Sharbaugh
Gray
Garbline
Phillip Hoffman
Juantts
Lee Murray
Russell Gray
Peggy
Robert Gray
Mise Etta Gray
John W. Gray
Traneous Gray
Bertha Gray
Edwin Y. Gray
Margaret Medsg
Jefferson Franklin Benneath Love
Rayne Township
Tie Chamberevilla
Ana
Crooked Grae Baptist
Harry
Peais
Love
British raid on Sylt earns three RAF gallantry honours
The report notes Britain's raid on the German island base of Sylt Tuesday night and Wednesday, with three Royal Air Force members decorated for gallantry. The piece discusses broader wartime diplomacy, the Hitler Mussolini axis, and fears of Bolshevization in Europe amid shifting Allied pressures.
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Britain
Sylt
Royal Air Force
Great Grandson of Wilhelm Born in Berlin Births
Berlin March 22 Anoth er son born today to Prince Louis Ferdinand grandson of former Kaiser and the former Russian Grand Duchess Kira a daughter of the late czar pretender The couple's first son was born Feb 9 1990 He is the first male great grandchild of the Kaiser Prince Louis Ferdinand formerly served as a mechanic at a Dee' Tait automobile factory now in air force service Deputy Constable Appoints Harry J Lunn Pine Township deputy constable appointment made by Constable Frank Geshar
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Berlin
Louis Ferdinand
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kira
Wilhieim
Dee’ Tait
Air Force
Pennsylvania Building Exhibit Plans Face Funding Hurdles
Brown to reopen the state exhibit building with about 25000 needed for reopening after a vote left funds scarce. Commission member Brown notes contributions already received while declaring no sales within the building and highlighting past exhibits of industry like a replica Independence Hall.
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Eppee Rigara'b. Brown
Wtatege
James
Brown
George H. Harle
Independence Hall
Legislatura
Fam
Mt Lewat
Paul
Pennsylvania
The Cars and Farms Clash in Babson Park Essay
A March 22 Babson Park essay argues the car age has reshaped American life, urging gasoline conservation and a shift to farm products in industry. It traces shifts from horse to auto economies, calls for higher gas prices, and suggests corn ethanol as a cure while stressing resource conservation and home-building over consumption.
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Babson Park
Fila
Americ
Father Time
America
United States
Peter
Paul
President Roosevelt Recuperating At White House
Washington March 22 The White House said Roosevelt’s physician Rear Admiral McIntire expects him to resume normal routine by Monday if he keeps a limited schedule over the weekend. Roosevelt wishes to work but remains in bed due to persistent cold and temperature. His temperature this morning was 91.2 degrees, above normal and higher than yesterday. He is not likely to attend church services and Friday’s cabinet meeting and press conference were cancelled.
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Washington
White House
Ross T. McIntire
Roosevelt
Stephen
McIntira
Chiet Executive
Early
Danish Ship Torpedoed in World War II News
A Danish freighter christ iansborg, 3270 gross tons, was torpedoed. UK shipping agents report the ship carried United States grain bought by the Danish government and loaded at Philadelphia Baltimore and New York. It sailed for Comenenen, a neutral port, amid wartime danger.
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New York
Christiansborg
United States
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Comenenen
London
Revivalist F Linchcome Draws Record Crowd at Free Methodist
Evangelist F Linchcome preached to a record crowd at the Free Methodist Church as he leads a revival. He argued salvation occurs in three stages justification sanctification and glorification and urged being born again here and now.
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F. Linchcome
Free Methodist Church
Jesus
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