General Money Bill Is Signed In Harrisburg May 10
Gov. John Fisher signed the general appropriation bill totaling 104,925,161.96 for Pennsylvania state government for the next two years, with prior approvals bringing total appropriations to 143,962,299.07. The schools receive most of the funds, with 66,099,105 added to 8,230,100 in special grants. expenditures reflect a ~16 million increase from initial budget estimates. A life-long Blairsville church member memorialized. survivor list includes husband, son John Kinmell of Hollidaysburg, daughters Edna Linte and Mary Bowers, two sisters, and funeral services are set.
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Mary Bowers
New York City
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Covington
Wentucky
Henry Heffley
Somerset
Kimmel
Howard B. Lloyd
Two Arrested As Child Attacker Incident Updates
Police report two arrests in an assault on a child with the victim maintaining the attacker was a heavyset white man in a blue suit light cap white collar red necktie and white tennis shoes. State officers say no further information has been obtained from the victim despite multiple interview sessions.
Rotary and Kiwanis call for flood relief funds
Indiana county residents respond well to relief appeals but many contribute nothing. The second quota of 7300 remains short as floods devastate villages along the river. The American Red Cross conducts relief efforts but faces funding gaps. no funds are diverted to other purposes.
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American Red Cross
Silent Sentence Looms for Mrs Snyder and Gray
Grays seated in cell reading a Bible and Mrs Snyder in distress after conviction breathe fear of mal Epileptic risk. Doctors report unconsciousness and convulsive episodes as sentence looms for both to die by electric chair within six weeks. Each may appeal, staying execution until Court of Appeals rules.
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St. Jokin’s Hospital
Gray
Ile
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Sing Sing
Court of Appeals
Wave-Wash Flood Spreads Across 35 Mile River Reach
The river walls spill water four to six feet along a 35 mile stretch as flood crests loom. Residents in the inundated Northeast Louisiana threaten more rainfall worsens the rise while planters refuse evacuations despite state warnings and widespread valley rainfall.
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Death comes suddenly to a strongstown resident
Lydia McPhail Williams wife of Homer D Williams Carnegie Steel president died in Magee Hospital Pittsburgh admitted March 14 funeral in Ebensburg and Pittsburgh events noted plus a service for Schuyler C Davis Ebensburg with tributes and pallbearers listed and family notices continued from page one
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Lydia McPhail Williams
Carnegie Steel Company
Magee Hospital
Pittsburgh
Red Cross Flood Relief Appeal Promptly Sent
The Red Cross dispatches funds and supplies to flood relief headquarters with $100,000 of its own money dedicated to relief work. Additional donations are welcomed, and chapters nationwide must meet their quotas, or face unstated consequences. Readers are urged to consider contributing to support the relief effort.
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Western storms claim at least 1,000 lives across states
Across a wide swath from Texas to Michigan, storms battered towns and left thousands affected. In Missouri, Arkansas and Missouri cities like Poplar Bluff reported extensive damage with more than 200 injured and dozens dead. Rescue efforts focus on feeding and medical care as crews sift debris for victims.
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Elnrehers
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Ebensburg obituary notices list Davis and related family ties
Ebensburg mourns several deaths including Mr Davis born 1867 in Jackson township. He lived in Ebensburg, served on borough council and as tax collector. Survived by Minnie Stough, brother T Stanton Davis, Lester Larimer, sister Anderson Isenberg. Also notice Anderson Isenberg died at 80, services at S B Byers home, interment at East Mahoning. Samuel Gaydosh dies at 43 in Buck Run, Greek Catholic service at Clymer, burial at Sample Run Cemetery. Austrian-born, survived by widow and six children.
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Tom Larimer
Patton
Arthur Sechler
Cherry Tree
Everett Evans
Johnstown
Dudley Tonkin
Indiana
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Jackson Township
This County
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Susan Davis
Ife
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T. Stanton Davis
Lester Larimer
Anderson Isenberg
S. B. Byers
Philadelphia Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Sam Gaydosh
Samuel Gaydosh
Buck Run
Clymer
Sample Run
Deseaserd
Austria
Whiskey Run Arrest Still Murky In Duvall Case
Sheriff John Malcolm took Charles Duvall, 84, into custody after an alleged home assault in Whiskey Run. Duvall reportedly attempted to attack his wife, Josephine, 15, who fled to the Clark residence. Pleasant Clark intervened. Mrs Clark struck Duvall with a hatchet, felling him with two blows to the head as the struggle ended. Duvall’s marital history before Josephine included an older partner who obtained a marriage license.
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Explorers Find Pre Pueblo Remains on Moccasin Mesa
A Denver expedition led by Jessie L. Nusbaum reports two story cliff dwellings on Moccasin Mesa near Mesa Verde. They found a preserved baby mummy likely crushed by a rock, a kiva, old grave, pottery bowl, three bone knives and a bone awl indicating occupation in the pre Pueblo era.
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Jessie L. Nusbaum
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
Moccasin Mesa
Mesa Verde Park
Cliff Home
Nusbaum
Moccasin Mesa Cliff
Legion Awards for Plumville
The American Legion and Auxiliary presented awards to Plumville youths in a joyful ceremony. The event highlighted camaraderie and the Legion’s ideals for the nation’s young people, praising continued interest in youth welfare.
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Vanishing Act Woman Shot in Boswell Stage Show
Eva Noble of Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania, the star in a stage vanishing act at Boswell, was shot in the chest during a performance when a revolver bullet pierced a metal shield. Detectives reported she was hospitalized with a chest wound.
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TNS
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Reynoldsville
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Girl Reunites With Duvall Amid Abuse Claims
The mother annulled a marriage on Josephine’s name and her return to Duvall led to ongoing abuse allegations. The confrontation peaked last night when Mrs. Clark subdued him with Carrie Nation’s favored weapon in front of witnesses.
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Duvall
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Carrie Nation
Points on People guests and locals visit Indiana
Mr and Mrs M 8 Sister of Harrisburg were guests of friends in Indiana yesterday. Mrs James I Henderson of Church street returned home from Delaware Ohio where she spent days with her son Mack who is attending Ohio Wesleyan University. Mrs Ira M Filart of Mechanicsburg was among Monday Indiana shoppers. Joseph and Merle Wagner of Clyde were attending to business in Sheriff John Malcolm was a business visitor in the Kilanning Hospital yesterday. Samuel Brendlinger of West Wheatfield township was among the business visitors at the Court House yesterday. Ernest and Harry Mack two Clyde active citizens were calling on Indiana friends yesterday. Jd W Hughes of DuBois was attending to business in town Monday.
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Church Street
Delaware
Ohio
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Ohio Wesleyan University
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Merle Wagner
Clyde
Indiana
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West Wheatfield Township
Ernest
Harry Mack
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DuBois
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No Doubt About It In This Courier Story Fragment
A fragment from the foutaville Courier Journal hints at a love match questioned by a lawyer's remarks on settlement and the duke's mounting debts. The readable bits suggest a social or legal entanglement with financial pressure.
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Mont
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Moving speeches spark Indiana visits and chatter
Notable locals and visitors mingle in Indiana as Coral D. Shearer calls on friends to hear a trade talk. Harry DeMott of Du Bolai’speht and banker Everett Ake are among acquaintances favorably known. Glen Campbell, County Seary Gusi ness, H M Home of Kittanning, and M S Pallon of Punxsutawney travel, while Dick Cessna and Gten Campbell merchants handle business.
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DeMott
du Bolai
Everett Ake
Glen Campbell
County Seary
Dick Cessna
Indiana
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