Governor Earle Defends Open Inquiry into State Charges
In a candid radio address Governor George H. Earle attacks the Grand Jury secrecy and demands the Dauphin County District Attorney arrest him or any official if evidence warrants. He argues the Legislature may investigate, criticizes court blocks, and urges public access to facts to vindicate officials and expose alleged misdeeds.
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George H. Earle
Ree
Charles J. . Margiotti
Dauphin County
Margiotti
Dauphin County Court
Supreme Court
Guy M. Bard
General Assembly
Margiott
Grand Jury
House of Representatives
Senate
Coase of Representatives
Iim
Dauphin Counety
Charles J. Margrotts
House
House Investigating Committee
Court
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Aunt Cal Warns Wish Sebest Readers About teen behavior
An Aunt Cal column advises youths to guard dress and speech while away from home, noting strangers may misjudge them. It stresses thinking before actions, avoiding secrets, and visualizing consequences, then suggests subscribing readers to support the paper and asks for feedback.
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Cal
Pennsylvania Resorts Directory Under State Publicity Plan
The State Publicity Commission is compiling a recreational directory of Pennsylvania with field reps listing summer resorts hotels tourist homes and vacation centers and their facilities. The survey covers lakes rivers waterfalls hunting areas and other outdoor sites for motor clubs and travel agencies with region extracts prepared for requests.
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Morrisberg
State Publicity Commission
Pennsylvania
Commission
Monroe
Pike
Wayne
Luserne
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Farm Accidents Claim Lives and Limbs Across Year
The report lists deaths from horses and bulls, falls from hay mows, and injuries from farm wagons and rollers. It notes ongoing danger from hay forks, threshing machines, and corn shellers as they continue to take fingers, hands, and arms in farm incidents.
Pennsylvania Lesser Metropolitan Districts In 1940 Plans
The Pennsylvania Stat Planning Board outlines lesser metropolitan districts with 50 000 or more total population and 150 per square mile density. Areas include New Castle Beaver Falls York Hazelton Williamsport and larger Schuylkill County Northumberland County districts. If New Castle and York reach 1940 metro status, all but one coal region district qualify.
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Pennsylvania
United States Bureau of Census
Pennsylvania Stat. Planning Board
Mus
New Castle
Beaver Falls
York
Hazelton
Williamsport
Schuylkill County
Northumberland County
Pottsville
Shamokin Shenandoah
Carbon County
Tamaqua
Palmerton
Mauch Chunk
New Castle-Beave Falls
Bureau of Census
Sinc
York District
York City
Salute To The States Spotlight In Tax Protest
Lucy Forbes, a stenographer, demonstrates at a New York office workers meeting that tax rules apply to dress and personal goods. She pays taxes on items labeled tax free, including permanent nail polish, highlighting ongoing protest dynamics.
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New York City
Lucy Forbes
New York
Maine Twin Party Draws 500 Plus Siblings From Far and Wide
Lakewood Maine hosts Maine's First Annual Twin Party drawing more than 500 twins including W P Farrow of Waterville and Farrow of Winnipeg. Professor D C Rife studies their striking resemblances after 900 years apart in two countries.
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Lakewood
Maine
W. P. Farrow
Waterville
Farrow
Winnipeg
D. C. Rife
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Ane
Ealler
Penna. Resorts
Wtorara
Fairview
Octorara Historical Society
Old Presbyterian
Lancaster
Chester Counties
Starksburg
J. Hansell French
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Cross
Hamiet
Bam
Lovina
Sam
Katta
Ferbrecht
Doggie Dog Styles
Atlanta
Daisy Dachshund
Rue de Lis
THAAR
Long Beach
the House OF Hazards
Mac Arthur
AG Man
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