Death of Stroudsburg section hand investigated
County detectives probe the death of John Conway a section hand found dead in a boarding house with a bruised face and a broken forearm bones. Conway lived next door to the house where the body was found Initiation exercises for the Ben Franklin Junior Hi Y Club will be held at the Y M C A Wednesday at seven All members urged to attend
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Ene
Stroudsburg
John Conway
Conway
Ben Franklin
Pinchot Faces 8 Point Special Session as Senate Push
Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot calls a special legislative session, with an eight point program seen as a strategic move for a 1930s senate bid. Observers say the session could position him as a reform champion or weaken rivals depending on the outcome in Harrisburg.
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News Bureau
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Capitol
United States Senate
Senate
Washington
Senator Pepper
Pepper
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Child Dies in Burns at McCormick Avenue Home
In Connellsville Pennsylvania 9 year old Charles McClintock died after clothes on a gas stove ignited at his McCormick avenue home. He was taken to Connellsville State Hospital but died within hours.
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Child
Connellsville
Charles McClintock
McCormick Avenue
Connellsville State Hospital
First Woman Breaks Barriers in New York Legal Roles
Mrs. Clarice M. Bright has been appointed a temporary city magistrate in New York. She earlier became the first woman to chair a lunacy commission and the first female lawyer to defend a general court martial case and to gain membership in the American Bar Association.
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Clarice M. Bright
New York
American Bar Association
Little Girl Struck By Auto Near Mt Jackson
Sylvia May Bell a seven year old girl was struck by an auto on the Mt Jackson road while walking to school. She is confined in New Castle hospital with bruises and shock but her condition is not serious. The driver's name is not known.
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Sylvia May Bell
New Castle Hospital
Mt. Jackson Road
Will Add Four Officers To City Police Force
Councilman D O Davies introduced an ordinance to appoint four patrolmen to the city police department. The measure was referred to committee at the meeting. It was requested by Mayor Dunlap as a first step toward funding 45 officers instead of 41 from the 1925 budget.
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D. O. Davies
Dunlap
Council
Prisoner Earns Parole Through Art Study
John Brehey a 22 year old from West Hoboken New Jersey was released on parole after five years in the Schuylkill County jail where he educated himself. He had been sentenced to ten years for robbery and earned a college degree in art through a correspondence school. Judge Koch was impressed by Brehey's paintings and granted parole yesterday.
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International News Service
Pottsville
John Brehey
West Hoboken
N. J
Brehey
Schuylkill
Koch
Champion Mother Cat Found Near Gettysburg Pa
Gettysburg Pennsylvania December 18 A Newell resident near here claims the state has a champion mother cat Tabby who has produced 59 kittens in six years.
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International News Service
Gettysburg
A. Newell
Here
Tabby
Merry Widow Waltz Contest at Penn Theatre
A Merry Widow waltz contest will be held at the Penn Theatre next week during the showing of The Merry Widow. Prof. P. L. Hogue directs with prizes of 20, 15, 10 and 5 dollars in gold for top dancers. Contestants may expect daily announcements and additional prizes for others.
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Penn Theatre
P. L. Hogue
Pennhheatre
New Castle Students Raise OSU Enrollment to New High
Four New Castle youths Robert Anwyl Pearl Gillis William Jenking and Esther Levine attend Ohio State University at present. Their names appear in the university registration of 9008 for the second academic quarter, an enrollment record.
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New Castle
Robert Anwyl
Pearl Gillis
William Jenking
Esther Levine
Ohio State University
Hunters Trek Through Outlying Districts This Season
Hunters in the locality traversed the outlying districts during the season from November 1 to December 15. The record notes a broad regional movement for the hunting period with activity concentrated outside core areas.
Kulkin Freed on Writ of Habeas Corpus After Hearing
Louis Kulkin was released from custody on a writ of habeas corpus after a morning hearing before Judge Emery. He had been held by Alderman Walter T. Hamilton on a charge of travel and conversion of an automobile on information of E. H. Scrazzio. The claim stated he was being illegally deprived of his liberty.
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Louis Kulkin
Emery
Walter T. Hamilton
E. H. Scrazzio
Hunting Season Ends Today for Rabbits in Lawrence County
Lawrence County hunters faced the last day of rabbit season with reports of plentiful hares. Local outdoorsmen headed to the woods to harvest as the season closed.
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Lawrence County
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