Concern Over Lack Of Tuberculosis Facilities In PA
Harrisburg reports the State Department of Health warns more than 1,000 Pennsylvania schoolchildren suffer advanced tuberculosis. Over 700 people await admission at Hamburg Mont Alto and Cresson sanitoria. Nine counties show 1182 latent cases. completion of the state institution program may add 1400 beds, including Butler sanatorium, but two years remain.
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Harrisburg
State Department of Health
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Mont Allo
Cresson
J. Moore Campbell
Campbell
Butler
Bladderwort Foe of New Jersey Mosquitoes
Atlantic City on March 24 reports Mr Bladderwort a plant from Chicago that lives underwater and feeds on aquatic larvae and insects. Sanitary engineer J Lyell Clarke says the aquatic plant could be a key weapon against New Jersey mosquitoes famous worldwide for their aggressive swarms.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Mr. Bladderwort
Chicago
Bladderwort
J. Lyell Clarke
Oak Park
Ill
New Jersey Mosquito Control Association
New Jersey
Levine Youth Gone Four Weeks
Report notes the missing boy has been absent for four weeks with new leads. One youth was seized in Newark New Jersey a week ago and two were taken in North Pelham, New York, Saturday.
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Levine
Newark
N. J
North Pelham
Upstream Winds Delay Hunt For Missing Raft Victims
The search for missing raft victims along the Susquehanna River faced fierce winds and a 60 mile per hour gale as rescuers scoured McKees Falls Juniata County and Muncy. Letters to missing chief pilot Harry Conner were found, and officials suspected dynamite disturbance loosened them from clothing. Also reported is correction from Robert McGee about conflicting statements on the tragedy near Punxsutawney. Chief Wilbur R. Kennedy killed by a gunshot, possibly accidental, in Butler.
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McKees Falls
Juniata County
Muncy
Williamsport
Arca
Harry Conner
Conner
Thomas Proffitt
Chester
C. F. Taylor
Burgess
Montgomery
Harry Berringer
Tyrone
Malcolm MacFarlane
New York
New York Central Railroad
W. W. Holley
Bradford
Pwnksutawney
Robert McGee
McGees Mills
Spirit
Siven
Harrisburg
Susquehanna
McGee
McCree
Punxwatawney
Obituary notices for Stern Hickok Cochran span Somerset area
Obituary notices summarize Jacob J. Stern Civil War veteran aged 95 who died at his son Nevin Stern’s home in Somerset County with many survivors listed, and services at Beulah Evangelical Church. Additional notices cover Mrs. Frank T. Rhine’s service in Mechanicsburg and relatives’ burial plans, Loran Ellsworth Hickok’s death in Commodore, and Ida Bell Cochran’s death in Homer City with funeral details and survivors.
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Jacob J. Stern
Nevin Stern
Quecreek
Somerset County
Lincoln Township
Isaac
Kale
Cramer) Stern
133Rd Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Katherine Will
Alvin Stern
Freeport
Dorsey
Park Stern
Johnstown
Charles Stern
Somerset
Harvey Stern
Clymer
William Alexander
Ralphton
Norman Stern
Husband, Pa
Benjamin Stern
Miamisburg
Frank Stern
Nebraska
Ella Figge
Thomasdale
Beulah Evangelical Church
W. M. Miner
Frank T. Rhine
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mechanicsburg
F. A. Webb
Streams Funeral Home
Rhine
Alex McCutcheon
Chaucer Street
Pittsburgh
Morrow
St. Peter Cemetery
Lemington Avenue
East End
Loran Ellsworth Hickok
Indiana Hospital
Commodore
James Hickok
Olanta
Clearfield
County
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Fannie
Raleigh) Hickok
Annie Good
Ebensburg
Evan Hickok
New York City
Luke Hickok
Clover Run
Hugh Hickok
Emlenton
Purchase Line Church of the Brethren
E A. Edwards
Everett
Montgomery Cemetery
Ida Bell Cochran
John O. Cochran
Maple Avenue
Homer City
Center Township
Ephriam Clawson
Mary Brown Clawson
Elizabeth Campbell
Homestead
Virginia Barkley
Wintondale
Helen Kokolis
James
Archie
Frank
John Cochran
Pheabe Moorhead
Indiana
Samuel Hill
Greenwood Cemetery
Chamberlain Sees New Peace Effort Revived
Prime Minister Chamberlain expressed optimism that the League could be revitalized to act as an effective tool for preserving peace, saying he had not ceased to believe in its potential. He awaited concrete steps to strengthen collective security and deter aggression.
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League
4-H Club Meeting Friday At Agricultural Extension Office
A conference of 4-H Club leaders and prospective clubs will be held at 1 p.m. Friday March 26 in the basement of the Courthouse. J F Keim 4 H Club specialist from Penn State will show motion pictures and discuss key features of successful club work with farm boys and girls.
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J. F. Keim
Penn State
Defining in sales tax in Philadelphia debate
Philadelphia faces a clarified sales tax after the state supreme court upheld the law. Merchants wrestle with rules on popcorn, syrup, and room charges while political leaders push for repeal and a possible state-wide expansion. Mayor Wilson warns voters to treat the decision as a broader tax issue.
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
John B. Kelly
Thomas Z. Minehart
Kelly
Supreme Court
S. Davis Wilson
Wilson
Britain Eyes Labor Backing for Rearmament Effort
In Britain Prime Minister Chamberlain seeks labor cooperation to run arms and aircraft facilities on double shifts with no labor penalties. France faces strikes and a challenge to Blum's defense plans as insurgent forces and political tension rise. Across Asia, Japan and China clash over territorial moves near Suchow and Tientsin while Spain fights for northeastern ground.
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Britain
Chamberlain
France
Ale Popular Front
Leon Blum
Paris
Lille
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Popular Front
Blum
Socialist Party
le Populaire
Spain
Letidia
Catalonia
Barcelona
Grand Canal
Suchow
China
Tientsin-Pukow
Flenniken To Talk On Radio On Bonds Drive
Flenniken announces radio appearance as Citizens Committee intensifies bond subscription push for 40000 in bonds secured by a first mortgage on the fairgrounds. The plan ends committee control once bondholders form their own organization and elect officers. No money donations are requested.
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Citizens Committee
James Raises Third Term in Pinchot Clash
James asserts his bid for a third term amid party tension stating Democrats across the state favor facing Gifford Pinchot’s nominee in November rather than him. He contends Republicans have unified behind Pinchot as the best challenger.
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Pinchot
Giffard Pinchot
Third term debate and Democratic ticket in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg march 24 reports indicate a CIO Kennedy forces ticket for the Democratic primary will include George H. Earle and Edith B. DeWitt, with Kennedy backed by Senator Guffey and John L. Lewis. The slate lists Governor Kennedy, Lieutenant Governor Kennedy, Senator Guffey endorsing Earle for senate, and Edith DeWitt as Secretary of Internal Affairs. Kennedy filed nominating petitions Monday night amid a flurry of political activity and a radio speech by Guffey alleging coercion of state employees.
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Harrisburg
CIO Kennedy
George H. Earle
Edith B. DeWitt
Thomas Kennedy
Democratic Organization
Kennedy
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
John L. Lewis
Earle
Guffey
No Coercion Promised to Pennsylvanians on Federal Payroll
A statement claimed coercion was ongoing but a promise was issued that there will be no coercion of any person. The remarks referenced authorities and workers on the federal payroll. The article frames the dispute around civil liberties and government assurances during a period of tension.
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Guffey
Wendell Seeks 3.6 Million Damages in Kidnapping Case
Paul H. Wendell filed in Federal Court seeking 3.6 million dollars from former Governor Harold G. Hoffman and Elis H. Parker Sr and Jr and five others. He accuses them of conspiracy in his kidnapping and torture which allegedly led to a false confession in the Lindbergh case. Wendell says Hoffman directed and controlled the others.
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Newark
N. J
Paul H. Wendell
Harold G. Hoffman
Elis H. Parker Sr
Abandons Tot. Sentenced to Prison in Harrisburg
A 28 year old mother, Rose Lee Ribio of Cameron Virginia, was sentenced to 60 days in Dauphin County prison after pleading guilty to abandoning her two year old daughter. The arrest occurred March 7 in Lancaster. Welfare aid of $3 weekly will support the child with Nettie Mowery taking care of the infant during Farm Show week.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Rose Lee Ribio
Cameron
Lancaster
Nettie Mowery
Priest Indicted in Erie Frauds Case Involving Garden Stakes
Federal grand jury accuses Father James R. Cox of Pittsburgh and 13 others of using the mails to defraud and conspiracy to defraud. Indictment ties to a Garden Stakes contest for naming a monastery garden.
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Erie
James R. Cox
Pittsburgh
Rabid Dog Quarantine Ties to Titusville Case
A state chemist's report found a dog that bit Dr. H Baumgartner of Titusville ten days ago carried rabies. The finding led to the quarantine of four dogs in Rabin City believed to have contacted the rabid animal.
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RABIN
OM City
Dr. H. Baumgartner
Titusville
Senate Faces Key Test on Reorganization Bill
In Washington March 24 the administration pushed a federal accounting plan as the Senate weighs breaking the comptroller general duties between the budget director and a new auditor general. Supporters say the current watchdog role stands, while foes foresee a late push from southern senators angered by Roosevelt's anti-lynching comments. Roosevelt hints at wage-hour action. a bank holding company regulation and eventual abolition are debated as officials predict broader reform.
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Washington
Senate
Comptroller
Congress
Roosevelt
Byrnes
D-8
Wagner
Schwellenbach
D-Wash
Althe
Warm Springs
Glass
D-Va
Your Children Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
Olives guide urges mothers to seek doctor input on baby diet and care, stressing frequent checks, prepared questions, and practical tips for feeding, bathing, and germs. A nursing aid or class can help, aiming for a comfortable, sunny child and strong parent confidence. Also notes a table tennis tourney in Philadelphia with international entrants and title contenders.
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Olive Roberts Barton Tam
NEA Service, Inc
Yesterday's Exhibition Baseball Results
Associated Press rounds up exhibition scores from Brooklyn to St. Louis with wins for New York Americans, Newark, Philadelphia A, Detroit A, Washington A, Chicago A, Cleveland A, Chicago N and others. Several lines show mixed results and unclear towns.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York A
Boston
Newark
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
San Antonio
Jersey City
Cleveland A
Chicago
Baltimore
Nashville SA
Rochester
House of David
Waynesburg College Votes Against Coed May Queen
Women suffrage suffers setback as Waynesburg College students vote two to one against allowing coeds to ballot in selecting the May queen. Men students say coeds would exert undue influence by campus politics and group memberships in the election. Read the Gazetta Classified Ads.
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Waynesburg
Waynesburg College
President Roosevelt reviews Gainesville wage plea from Warm Springs
At Warm Springs Georgia President Roosevelt reviews reaction to his Gainesville speech urging higher wages in Southern industries. He links wage opposition to feudalism, vows to push bank holding, flood control and railroad relief in Congress. Ambassador Bullitt may visit. the President plans reading and further messages.
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Best Retreat Studies
Gainesville
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Teac
Pine Mountain
Lower South
Congress
Progress
New
Feu
Dal
United States
Georgia
White House
William C. Bullitt
France
Norris Barkley Split Over TVA Dispute
Senator Norris accused President Roosevelt of a drumhead trial as he and Senator Barkley clashed with Bridges and King over an investigation into the TVA. The quarrel centered on whether the inquiry should cover anti TVA activities by private utilities and on committee membership. Both stressed the need for open minds and accused Bridges of bias.
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New Hampshire
Roosevelt
A. E. Morgan
Bridges- King Group
Norris
TVA
Bridges
Power Company
King
Barkley
Investor list hints at market names and prices
A dense catalog of major companies and stock identifiers appears, followed by a line about an inventor charging $500 for a new map game tied to Hitler and revisions after the Austrian coup. The note implies a playful yet critical jab at wartime geopolitics and mapmaking.
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Hitler
Hiller
Rail labor opposes plan to cut railroad wages
Washington March 24 Railroad labor leaders attending a conference with rail lines said they would oppose any wage reductions to fix railroads finances. They warned trimming pay would not solve the problem, citing previous small raises and a broad impact on about one million workers. The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a 15 percent freight rate rise, instead granting 5 to 10 percent increases on some classes. The session also noted the IC C deadline for a president Roosevelt report on railroads finances.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Markets Report From Pittsburgh and Chicago
Pittsburgh markets show fair demand for produce with apples and potatoes at steady to higher prices across various lots and regions. Livestock and grains move in a volatile pattern as hogs, cattle, and sheep pricing shifts amid renewed euro political anxiety and surprise wheat futures gains in Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
New York Baldwins
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maine
Green Mountains
Florida
Chicago
Local College Weather Report Mixed Clouds Cooler Today
Local College reports cloudy and colder conditions today with a high near 78 degrees yesterday. Temperatures at 8:00 a m show 37 degrees with rain totaling .02 inch and a pressure rise from yesterday.
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Ohio
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Briggs Mfg
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Chrysler Corp
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Comwith
Conn Edison
Consol Oil Corn Products
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Sears Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
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