Supreme Court Allows Tax Return Publishing by Newspeers
The U S Supreme Court upheld publishing income tax returns by newspapers and periodicals. It ruled lists of taxpayers and amounts paid are public property under the 1924 tax act, quashing indictments against the Baltimore Post and Kansas City Journal Post, and no dissent was recorded.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Washington, Today
United Press
United States Supreme Court Today
James
Baltimore Post
Scripps-Howard
Walter 8. Dickey
Ralph Bills
Kansas City Journal Post
Justice Sutherland
Internal Revenue Bureau
Juerice Sutherland
Ring
Children of the American Revolution outing at Mt Gretna
Mrs Helen Bennetch hosted a General Da Haas Chapter gathering at her Mt Gretna cottage. Members traveled by auto with Mrs J DeWitt Kerr and Mrs A Miller directing, enjoying outdoor sports, readings by Miss Priscilla Shindel, a luncheon, and plans for a Valley Forge auto trip led by Mrs Kerr and Mrs Miller. The group returned about seven with fond memories.
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General da Haas
The
Helen Bennetch
Mt. Gretna
Prsident
Mra
J. DeWitt Kerr
Mra. A
Miller
Prigcilla C. Shindel
Rhindel
Valley Forge
Kerr
Aged woman as paper hanger in Lebanon visit
A Lebanon citizen visiting Pleasant Hill saw Mrs Rebecca Reich nearly ninety years old at 1444 Washington street doing wall papering with surprising accuracy. Born June 24 1838 she will be 87 on June 24 1925. Her husband Levi Reich died 1907. They had seven children, five deceased, Harrigan Grant Albert and John F remain.
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Lebanon
Plessant Hill
Rebecca Reich
Washington Street
Levi Relch
Rebecca Fisher
Hvee
Harrigan
Grant
Albert
Lewistown
John F
Reichs
Fredericksburg
Lebanon County
Reich
Liberty Auto Supply Co Feasts Oil Dealers
Officials of the Liberty Auto Supply company at Eighth and Geull Streets will convene this evening to address the fuel distribution network and discuss arrangements with local oil dealers amid ongoing market adjustments.
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Liberty Auto Supply Co
Liberty Auto Supply Company
Eighth
Geull Streets
George E. Kline Dies in California Auto Mishap
George Ebert Kline, a Lebanon native and Yale graduate, was killed in an automobile accident in Oakland, California last Thursday. He had long worked in insurance, later in California, and retired to San Francisco. Two nieces visited Lebanon for funeral arrangements. he was about 74 years old.
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George Ebert Kline
Lebanon
Oakland
California
Philadelphia
New York
Kline
Cumberland Street
Continental Company of
Chicago
Netherlands Fire Insurance Company
San Francisco
Yale University
Dinner Honoring Philadelphia Daughter Hosted by Mrs Hartman
Mrs John Hartman of 155 South 17th Street gave a dinner in honor of her daughter May from Philadelphia. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Hartman Roy Hartman Chester Hartman and others from Philadelphia. Games were played songs sung and dancing enjoyed by all.
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John Hartman
Phila
South 17
Atreat
May
Philadelphia
Mia
Roy Hartman
Chester Hartman
Aaron Hartman
Verna
Margaret
Eugene
Clarence Hartman
Esther Kale
Beatrice Light
Harry Ream
Billy
Grace
Roger
Sudden Death of Mrs Ella Kase Holland
Mrs Ella Kase Holland of West Myerstown died suddenly at 6 AM after collapsing at home following baccalaureate exercises. She would have turned 40 next month. Daughter Miriam and husband Charles Holland survive. she was a Myerstown native, daughter of the late Harry and Mrs Kase. Memorial Day observances are to be continued by a joint committee of veterans groups with a parade planned at 9:00.
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Sedgewick
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Ella Kase Holland
Charles Holland
West Myerstown
Miriam
Myerstown
Holland
Harry Kase
Spruce Street
Mifflin
Fifth Visit of Stork to Chas. McMinn Home
The alerk visited the home of Mr and Mrs Charles McMinn at 626 North Decatur Avenue for the fifth time to announce a bouncing baby girl born Sunday evening just before six. The family grows to five with parents delighted and Harvey Steckbeck fellow workers extend congratulations.
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Alerk Paia
Charles McMinn
Decatur Avenue
McMinn
Harvey Steckbeck
New Bridge Over Water Works Guides Passages
Under Paul Stohler supervision a new foot bridge at Union Water Works replaces an aging wooden span. Built with heavy steel rails and large planks, it spans the locks from Walter Light's cottage to the Jolly Ten cottage. Some workers are summer resort cottagers.
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Paul Stohler
Union Water Works
Walter Light
Briefest Court Session On Record This Morn
A May term argument court opened with Judge C V Henry presiding. Three lawyers, court crier, messenger, and two reporters attended. No motions or petitions were filed, one lawyer absent in the only case ready for argument, seven minutes till recess.
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C. V. Henry
Court Crier and Messenger
Lebanon County to Boys Dairy Judging Team to State College
Lebanon County will again send a boys dairy judging team to Pennsylvania State College for the week of June 14 to 19. The team will be selected by a dairy judging contest on Saturday June 6 near Lebanon. The Lebanon County Pomona Grange will cover fare, board, and lodging for the three boys, marking the fourth year of county support for this event.
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Lebanon County
Pennsylvania State College
Lebanon
State College
Pomona Grange
Youngest Diploma Recipient At Cleona Grammar School
Emma Poorman, daughter of Charles and Mrs Poorman, graduates at age eleven as the youngest diploma recipient from Cleona Grammar School. She will enter Lebanon High next term after Edward Fake praises her perfect spelling record. Other graduates include Amy Smith Ide Geitle Anna Funk Virginia Clacker Walter White Sylvia Seiler Joseph Shirk Mary Koehler.
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Emma Poorman
Charles Poorman
Cleona Grammar School
Center Lebanon High School
Edward Fake
Amy Smith
Ide Geitle
Anna Funk
Virginia Clacker
Walter White
Sylvia Seiler
Joseph Shirk
Mary Koehler
Sudden Weather Shift Dismays Residents Sunday
Sweltering Saturday gave way to drastic cold Sunday as thermometers swung from 96 degrees to near freezing in eighteen hours. The rapid 57 degree drop set a local record, shocking citizens who discarded heavy underwear for lighter fabrics as snow flurries appeared and heat fatigue arose.
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Bnuze
Urecht
Warders Return From Fishing Trip
Victor Millar, Lester Miler, Frank Arnald, Raymond Arnold and Charles Yoult of Fifth Ward Delaware street area return from a fishing trip to Bowers Beach Delaware with 165 pounds of large fish. Victor Miller harpoons a 0.75 pound shark eleven miles offshore before it is killed with Captain Spayd.
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Victor Millar
Lester Miler
Frank Arnald
Raymond Arnold
Charles Yoult
Fifth Ward
Fourth
Lehman Streeta
Bower's Beach
Delaware
Victor Miller
Miller
Spayd
Delbert O Neil and Lewis Beard In Auto Collision
Delbert O Neil and Lewis Beard were principals in an automobile collision Sunday afternoon at Ninth and Willow Streets. O Neil was driving south on Ninth and turned to go west on Willow while Beard traveled west on Willow. The greatest damage fell to Beard s car which had the running board detached.
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Delbert O'Neil
Lewis Beard
Ninth
Willow Streets
Mr. O'Neil
Willow
Mr. Beard
Memorial Day Parade Planned by Jonestown Camp No. 48
The Patriotic Order Sons of America Camp No. 48 in Jonestown arranged Decoration services and a parade for Saturday in the afternoon. A full representation of the Camp is expected with invitations sent to other borough organizations to join the parade.
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Patriotic Order Sons of America
Jonestown
Revival Begins at First Baptist Church in Cornwall
Rev. J. D. Davis announced the opening of a revival meeting at the First Baptist Church in Cornwall this evening. The event is planned to continue for several days and the general public is invited to attend.
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Cornwall
J. D. Davis
First Baptist Church
Stork Delivers Baby Girl at Augustus Arnold Home
Mr and Mrs Augustus Arnold of 1135 Federal Street announce the birth of a baby girl at their home last week. The mother was formerly Miss Maggie Tobias. The father works as a bricklayer for a local contractor.
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Augustus Arnold
Babs
Maggie Tobias
Youth tobacco sale fined by city court
Dominic Romel of Sixth and Willow Streets pled guilty before Alderman Miller to selling tobacco to a purchaser under sixteen. He was fined twenty five dollars for the offense.
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Dominic Romel
Willow Streets
Miller
Judge George H. Williams Appointed U.S. Senator
Jefferson City Missouri reports Judge George H. Williams of St Louis was appointed United States Senator from Missouri by Governor Sam A Baker to succeed the late Selden P Spencer. The action follows the vacancy created by Spencer's death.
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United Presa
Jefferson City
Missouri
George H. Williams
St. Louis
Sam A. Baker
Selden P. Spencer
Body of Woman Found In Water at Rotherhithe
A badly decomposed body found near the Rotherhithe wharves is believed by Central News to be Gwinneth Morgan, daughter of Lord Tredegor. She disappeared in December after a spree.
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Rotherhithe
United Press
London
Gwineth Morgan
Tredegar
Decembeer
Motored To Lewistown Incomplete Names Detail
Miss Roberta Fields of West Maples Street Lillian Blouch of Seventh and Walnut Streets Paul Bredey of East Stos Strat and Richard Fy H were among those mentioned, with limited readable text describing a trip to Lewistown.
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Lewistown
Roberta Fields
Weat Maples Street
Lillian Blouch
Seventh and
Walnut Streets
Paul Bredey
Ed Stos Strat
Righard Fy
July Heat Supplanted by Snow Hail or Rain
Straw lattice that bloomed mid summer profusion under Saturday's scorching sun were discarded today after a weekend that smashed all records for freakish temperatures. May 23 stored heat while May 24 broke cold records, with one death reported amid the cold. The nation showed amazing contrasts in temperature across states.
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United Preas
US rejects German bonds for Belgian war debt payment
Special to New Washington reports the United States will not accept German reparations funds as payment of Belgium’s war debt. Belgium's interpretation of the Versailles treaty, via Ambassador Kellogg’s January 1986 agreement, is viewed as incorrect. Washington insists direct payment with German bonds is illegal and destabilizes American debt funding.
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United Prasst
Washington
United States
Belgium
Crussel
Versaille
Kellogg
Honda
Unseasonable Cold Grips Large U S Region
United Press reports prolonged cold persists from the Great Lakes to the Ohio River with little warmth in sight. Frost hits Central States as far south as the Ohio River and Southern Missouri border. Peoria and Wind ripple at May lows, crops suffer heavy damage across the region. Four decades record frost noted in several states.
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United Presa
Weather Bureau
Washington
Centire
Rockies
Ohio River
Missouri
Peoria
Great Lakes
Tuaole
Indiana
Iowa
Miss Kathryn Wagner Returns Home After Sanatorium Stay
Miss Kathryn Wagner is back at 615 Weldman Street after a two week stay at Joha non Sanatorium for an operation performed by Dr. GC P. Krum. She is recovering quickly and expected to be up within a week or ten days. Friends extend best wishes for a speedy return to health.
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Kathryn Wagner
Weldman Street
Johanon Sanatorium
GC. P. Krum
Cold snap cools Philadelphia after record May heat
A heat wave in Philadelphia peaked at 96 degrees on May 23, shattering records. By Saturday night the low dropped to 48 degrees with light winds, marking the second coldest May 23 on record and leaving the city under a brisk, Med-influenced air early today.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Inch of Snow Reported in Johnstown Hill Areas
An inch of snow fell in Johnstown hill sections this morning. Temperatures rose to the upper forties by afternoon with a cool breeze easing through the region as conditions stabilize after the snowfall. Local roads remain passable and motorists are advised to drive cautiously.
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United Press
Johnstown
Memorial Day Sermon in Unis City by Rev Philbro
Memorial Day observance in Unis City drew large crowds despite terrible weather. Veterans groups including Grand Army of the Republic Women’s Auxiliary Lebanon Camp Sons of Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars attended services at St Luke's Molso Church with a brief address and greetings from aged Civil War veterans.
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Unis
Grand Army
Republic
St. Luke's
Woman’s .’"A Corps
Lebanon Camp
Sons of Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wa
Essay Contest Honors Local Students for Best Auto Safety Essay
Eleanor L Heffelfinger of 385 Chestnut Street won ten dollars in gold for best essay on Prevention of Automobile Accidents in a contest run by local insurance agent Joh Sprecher. Lebanon High School and Richland High School each had second and honorable mentions. prizes included five dollars and two dollars respectively.
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Eleanor L. Heffelfinger
Charles Finger
Chestnut Stree
Joh Sprecher
Heffelfinger
Lehanom High School
Donald W. Kichiline
Ian
Frank
Kichline
Misa Juiia
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Geo. E. Kline
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MT. Lebanon
Philbrook
Stork
Chas. McMinn
Young Farmers
Bower's
Delbert O’neil
Lutheran Cemetery
U. S
Illinois
Philbro
Eleanor Heffelfinger
Donald Kichline Sand
Julia, Schaeffer
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