Florida Tornado Toll From Losses Grows Near Miami
International News Service reports a deadly tornado struck Sunday afternoon, killing three and injuring many as it swept from the Everglades toward Miami. About 100 homes were wrecked or damaged and 300 to 400 people were left homeless. Among the dead are a former city fireman and two residents linked to local businesses, with numerous injuries and extensive property damage in a wide area north of Miami. The resort city itself was largely spared, though festivities were subdued as relief efforts began.
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Jmlami
Pla
Miami
Derritory
FL EL Sullivan
B. E. Schultz
White Belt
James Simpson
Sean
J. T. Simpson
Little River
Nadine Simpson
Thros
Oscar Thornhill
Lillian Matthews
J. Ellis
Lemos City
Mary Weggerman
William Denton
Toso Egley
Harry Diamond
Lysan Reed
Laura Hiedler
Ruth Reese
Samuel Roberts
Nellie Hendricks
Christine Ellis
Glebe Easley
Stanley Ellis
Mildred Thornhill
Iofant
Ralph Vanetta
Everglades
Hialeah
Here
Senior Hi Y Club Completes Banquet Plans Tonight
Final plans for Tables Night on Thursday evening April 9 will be finished at the Senior Hi Y Club weekly meeting at the Y. Supervisor A. O. Goodwin urges a large turnout as dinner at six precedes the business session. The Senior Hi Y volleyball team meets an all star squad after the routine proceedings.
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Y. MC. A
Goodwin
Aix O'Clock
Wssquialion
The Masbic and Niblick See Spring Golf Time
Arthur Vometer describes golfers emerging from their musty hole in the wall into April sun. The scene shifts from dust to greens as traps are loaded with sand and clubs reappear after a long winter. Golf season begins while basketball looms, with mild fifty degree weather.
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Niblick
Cat Adopts Baby Squirrel After Crow Snatch Near Edenburg
W A Hoffmaster of Croton Avenue School in Edenburg reports a crow carried off a baby fox squirrel. The boy alarmed the scene, and the mother cat took in the tiny orphan. Hoffmaster plans to obtain a permit and raise the squirrel at home, then return it to proper care.
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Boy
Crow
W. A. Hoffmaster
Croton Avenue
Edenburg
Haifmaster
Alfred
Holmaster
Hoffmaster
Mr. Hoffmaster
Mos
New Castle
Iffa
U S Vessels Immune In 18 Mile Limit Issue
The Justice Department seeks congressional action to extend the eighteen mile law to all American vessels. Tests reveal no statute allows seizure beyond three miles, hampering enforcement against rum smuggling in U S slips. Officials urge stronger rules as navy and coast guard face illicit cargoes and high speed bootleggers.
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William KK. Hutchinson
Ternational News Service
Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
Couzens Senatorial Committee
Three Mile
Tum
Eighteen Mile
Coast Guard
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Roy A. _Naynes
Haynes
Continental
United States
Adams Executed at Rockview for Reading Murder
Adams was put to death in the electric chair at Rockview Prison Bellefonte Pennsylvania after a conviction for killing a Reading police officer. The execution began at 7:10 am with two shocks required to extinguish life and he was pronounced dead at 7:19 am by Dr. C I Newcomb. Thousands of citizens supported mercy pleas but justice prevailed as Adams faced his debt to society.
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International News Service
Rockview Penitentiary
Bellefonte
Pennsylvania Hills
Grant Adams
Adams
C. I. Newcomb
Dr Wallace to Lead Children’s Clinic Visit
Dr J O Wallace of Pittsburgh will lead the children’s clinic at Shenango Valley Hospital on Tuesday. The announcement came from the hospital this afternoon.
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J. O. Wallace
Pittsburgh
Shenango Valley Hospital
Burns Fatal to Mrs Brothers in Shonango Valley Home
Mrs Edith Frew Brothers of 715 Butler avenue died this morning in Shonango Valley hospital from severe burns after a gasoline explosion in her cellar on Saturday noon. The widow of Elzie W. Brothers, she was born in Princeton Lawrence county and lived in the county for years. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ward Pulford and Bernice Brothers, and several brothers and sisters in Pittsburgh and Detroit. Funeral from M L Wallace residence 1310 Highland avenue with Rev W E McClure in charge. burial at Oak Park cemetery.
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Edith Frew Brothers
Elzie W. Brothers
Butler Avenue
Shonango Valley Hospital
Broubers
Princeton
Lawrence County
Toneph
Kate Frew
Firs Presbyterian Church
Ward Pulford
Leity
Bernice Brothers
Frank Braden
Rose Shaffer
Wesley W. Wilson
Pittsburgh
GH. Frew
D. A. Frew
Detroit
Mich
M. L. Wallace
Highland Avenue
W. E. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Fred Wolford Attends Kiwanis Conference
Fred Wolford trustee of the Kiwanis Club departed Sunday to join the spring conference of the Pennsylvania Kiwanis district at the Penn-Harris Hotel. The program includes three sessions today and a banquet this evening before his planned return home Tuesday.
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Fred
State Begins Proving Girl Slayer Sane In Court
The state opened its case in the Dorothy Ellingson murder trial to prove the 11 year old girl is sane. Defense neuropsychirist Dr Ball will cross examine after an opening defense argues Dorothy is sane and normal. Police witnesses will testify to observed saneness since arrest, limited to behavior notes. Dr Joseph Callon will counter the defense conclusions.
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Elaib
Martin
International Wews Service
San Frangisco
Cal
Dorothy Ellingson
Jay Gon Ball
Ball
University of California
Dorothy
Morothy
Wratefut Attorney’s Office
Who Is This Printed in The News
A fragment from The News of San Klatter mentions a well known mill and Washington shrest tobacco iet shank. The garbled wording leaves unclear names and context for a definitive summary.
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San Klatter
Washington Shrest Tobacco
Ietshank
Chapman Begins Work Of Planning Appeal Campaign
Gerald Chapman, convicted murderer awaiting execution in Wethersfield prison, plans an appeal campaign. His lawyers argue the jury was not allowed to consider the railroad timetable as evidence, and Chapman notes no worry about the June 25 execution date as he studies Anatole France and contemplates the case that hinged on waitress Lillian Knell’s testimony about the Old Colony Inn alibi.
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International News
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
Springfield
Mass
Brooklyn
James Skelly
New Britain
Gray Walla
Wethersfield Prison
Seait
Andereon
Avatar
Anatole France
Lillian Knell
Old Colony
Meriden Conn
Old Colony Inn
Walter Shean
James J. Skelly
Traffic Lights Planned on North Street Intersections
City council supported Pellea Chiat Dysart’s plan to install a four way controlled traffic system on North Street between Jefferson and North Mill, with signals at Jefferson, North Street, North Mercer, and North Northwest streets. Dysart’s recommendation for a light at Mast Washington Street and Croton Avenue also passed.
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Co@uncil
Pellea Chiat
Spring Story Hour At New Castle Public Library
The New Castle Public Library hosts a weekly story hour Tuesday afternoon at four in the WMCLA reading room. Miss Leckie selects Eros and Psyche and a spring poem for the weekly session. All boys and girls are invited to attend.
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New Castle Tree
WMCLA
Leckie
Eres
Psyche
The
Fly
Barry | Ees
Death Record for Several Local Residents
A fragmented death notice lists several local residents with ages and partial addresses. Names include Elzie We Grothers, Mrs Robison, William Serady, Andrew Holtz, Dr Robert King, Mrs Merman Fell, Mrs Zacharia Wingnail, Grace E Potter, and Mrs Robert Bo Morte, with scattered street names such as Ne shannock Avenue and 714 Butler Avenue.
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Mr. Elzie We Grothers
Butler Avenue
D. Robison
Neshannock
William Serady
Iiwood City
Merman Fell
Neshannock Avenue
Zacharia Wingnail
Elyrsa
Grace E. E. Potter
Dewey Ayonua
Robert Bo Morte
Early Agreement On Appropriation Bill Expected This Week
Harrisburg April reports indicate conferees will be named tonight or tomorrow in both House and Senate to settle the general appropriation bill. The deadlock over finances has prompted plans to thrash the matter in joint committee. Education items remain, while increases to Justice and state police are debated and spending could exceed 121 million. The governor could veto private hospital and other measures next week if the bill reaches him. Continued coverage on Page Two.
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FIN PD
Sweeney
International Mewes Barvice
Harrisburg
Rocals
Bssco Coo
Nlevsey
Contivende
Itousey
House
Senate
Lead. Org
Department of Justice and State Police
Neekon
Overthrow Of Herriot A Political Storm In France
Report cites Millerand winning the Seine seat by a two thirds majority as signaling the political death rattle of Premice Herriot. Paris papers debate a rising movement to overturn Herriot, with observers noting Millerand’s victory reshapes party power and public sentiment amid resignations and shifting alliances.
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Frank BK
Mason International News Service
Pas
Ywerriot
Alexandere Millerand
Republic
Seine
Herriot
Paris
Aide Tutle
Montain- Wet
Nicpoleon
Ewan
Verriar
Napoleon
London
Cunteronne
Premie
Des' Fidnes
Alillerand
Large Car Deployed Here With 64 Seats for 20 Riders
A large car, claimed to be the largest ever operated on Moravia street, was described today. The radio stated the car has a seat city of 64 and can accommodate 20 riders. If traffic warrants, an additional car will be added to the route.
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Moravia
Pale
Ellwood City Man Killed in Sunday Night Crash
Ellwood City Carmine Lordi 38 was killed instantly in a three car collision on the New Castle Wampum road near Ewing Park. Sam Asteoul suffered a broken jaw and facial cuts while Edward Bender endured head wounds. Also injured were Andy Hartman and John Hartman and two boys as the crash involved multiple vehicles and passengers escaping serious injuries. Continued on page two.
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Carmine Lordi
Ellwood City
Sam Asteoul
Edward Bender
Harbor Road
Ewing Fark
New Castle-Wampum Road
Andy Hartman
Harbor Street
John Hart Ma
Wil Brown
New Castle
Mike Ling
Sis McCleary Ayonua
Murdered Girl Found in Mountains Near Pottsville
Police seek identity of a 15 to 25 year old girl whose murdered body was found in the mountains near Gordon and Hedgeherville between Pottsville and Fountain Springs. Physicians report blunt force trauma and a severe struggle evident on the body. autopsy suggests death occurred about eight days ago.
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Pottsville
Here
Gordon
Hedgeherville
Roth
Fountain Springs
News Snapshots From Gellatre Ohio and Nearby Areas
Reports detail multiple tragedies including eight year old Julia Tillehar attempting self harm in a Gellatre wood shed and 30 year old Joby Stillanne injured in an automobile collision. Other fatal and nonfatal crashes claim Samuel Silver and Earl Shaw near Big Speirs Mad, A Dewalt dies in Latrobe, and a river drowning near Huntington. A judge rules on divorce grounds in Exhywand K King case. Two men, John Austion and Lester Thomas, die from poisoned alcohol in Pittsburgh.
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Florida
Arthur Vometer
Straeger
U. S
Rockview
Reading
Dr. Wallace
Burns
Mrs. Brothers
Tn Hospital
Fred Wolford
NEW Castle News
Dr. Ball
Dr. Catton
North St
Andrew Holtz
Robert
King
Muitsburgh
Mile
Suzy Verton
Millerand
Partis
Ellwood
Ewing Park
Wampum Road
Hartman
Julia Tillehar
Gellatre
Wilhaw. Shields
Joby Stillanne
Wen
Sammuel L. Silver
Earl FL Shaw
Big Speirs
A. BR. Dewalt
Latrobe
Dausig
Tiefusal
Bonninger
Russell Caroll
Ghie River
Huntington
W. Va
Yoxi¢Nday
John Aostion
Lester G. Thomas
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