Hopkins Issues New Ultimatum to Governor Pinchot
Harrisburg July 2 A special session of the legislature to raise funds for relief was considered unavoidable as Hopkins, federal emergency relief administrator, demands Pennsylvania assume its share starting September 1. Hopkins said an additional 10 million dollars will be allocated for August relief then federal aid ends unless the state contributes. Governor Pinchot, who vetoed transferring funds from the motor license, declined to comment. The letter to Pinchot conveyed the decision and urged immediate action. The state has relied on federal funds since liquor store profits failed to materialize. Hopkins allocated 10 million for May, 11.5 million for June, 11 million for July, and 10 million for August with no further aid unless burden is shared. Hopkins preferred to keep contents of the letter private.
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Drinking boat tragedy near Pittsburgh claims six lives
Six men die and several others are hospitalized after a drinking boat incident at a camp in Stoops Ferry across from Sewickley. Police identify Mitchell Carney and George Hockel among the victims. others' identities remain unknown. Investigators seek the source of the alcohol and details on the camp operations while victims were found in a stupor and rushed to hospital.
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Japan to have new cabinet reforms and key posts
Japan plans a cabinet reshuffle with Admiral Nobumuss Suetsugu urged as naval minister as the 1935 naval conference nears. Army candidates for war minister are undecided but push for stronger defense to confront Russia and preparations against China.
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Fishermen and locals mark records along Neshannock banks
Pa Newc notes record catches and cherry harvests in Neshannock vicinity. A fisherman claimed a 15 agent pass catch while others report cherry yields at Campbell residence on Fairfield Avenue. Resurfacing plans for Sampson Street aim to aid auto traffic, and officials recall historic Garfield era events. County residents brace for Fourth of July activities with Cascade Park expected crowded.
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Roosevelt Nears Caribbean Sea on Vacation Cruise
Aboard the U S cruiser Houston President Roosevelt travels toward the Caribbean on a 10,000 mile vacation cruise. The Houston left Hampton Roads yesterday and will reach Haiti tonight before heading through the Panama Canal toward Hawaii. Seas were calmer today after rough conditions last night.
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News Briefs Continue From Pare One
Vacation time boosts motor boat licensing in Pennsylvania with over 250 applications in a week and a total of 1,600 licenses issued since January. A Pittsburgh high school student faces up to a year in jail for alleged assault on a deputy sheriff. Howard Siple, 38, is released in Parsons, W. Va., after post mortem tests find no poison in his daughter's stomach. The Comptroller calls national banks to report conditions as of June 30. An experiment using poisoned bran to combat grasshoppers near Fort Collins shows quick pest control results. Pennsylvania Station in Philadelphia handles 536 trains in 24 hours, 98 percent electric.
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Hitler Debacle Prompts End to Reprisals in Berlin
Berlin reports say Hitler declares an end to reprisals as power struggles swirl around Von Papen, von Schleicher, and Hindenburg. Cabinet sessions focus on Papen status and the fate of the army and storm troops amid the revolution.
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New Deal Critique Hits Campaign Trail Hard
Republican Fletcher denounces the New Deal as an overreach of power and warns of future taxes as campaign rhetoric unfolds. He emphasizes restoring democratic principles, vows thorough analysis of policy, and cites Lincoln’s Gettysburg pledge while countering the president’s recent radio address.
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Wife of Etna Polioe Chief Found Dead 18
Detected at the Kane bungalow on a hill above Etna. County detectives question the husband, with three children nearby saying they heard nothing. The revolver used was later found in a sheet around Mrs Kane, one shell empty. The Kane family reported she had been ill for months.
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Lions Induct New Officers At New Castle Club Meeting
The New Castle Lions club inducted its 1034 35 officers led by president Dr Arthur H Borland at a weekly luncheon. Paul G Dingledy passed the post, with Ezra D Marvin district governor elect presenting the past president pin. New officers include Jesse Gibson first vice president R G Campbell second vice president H G L Boyd tail twister George Smith Lion tamer W O Red Williams sky pilot Rev D L Ferguson and two year directors William Coban William Fenton and B K Thacker. An open forum on court reforms followed, led by Abtorney Cobau, with committees named for the new year.
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Third Site for Court House Refused Today
Two allotments of funds for public projects not started had been cancelled. Unless started immediately, further cancellations would follow. Lawrence county's grant for a new court house is among those affected by Ickles announcement. Public sentiment is divided on the project.
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Deaths of the Day in Pittsburgh Area
Funeral notices for Ann and James at St Vitus church with Mt. Vitus cemetery interments. Also Saxon enmie jenango, Mary Hess, and funeral details for Cyrus L. Martin of 327 North Jefferson Street, with Oak Park cemetery interment. Additional notices for Newswonder and Charles E. Barnett memorials and services in Pittsburgh region.
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Assign Two New Patrolmen Here
A county official urged motorists to drive sanely with a 40 mph limit, signaling turns, and careful left turns. He warned against parking on bridges and announced that a heavy Fourth of July toll and traffic would tax the highways tomorrow.
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Boy Scouts Aid Injured Farmer
Reading of a farm accident sees Boy Scouts assist an injured farmer Mr McCreary found unconscious after team spooked cross acted fast with first aid while a doctor was summoned. He was transported to Jamson Memorial hospital where officials reported his condition fairly good.
Functions of Tonsils Mystify Doctors at AMA Meeting
International News Service reports at the Cleveland AMA convention that doctors admit limited understanding of tonsil function. Dr. Tee Wallace Dean of St. Louis says tonsils act as part of body defense in infancy and early childhood, often losing function by adolescence. He adds tonsils should not be removed from children unless infections cause more harm than the natural benefit.
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Americans See Hitler Fate Tied to Von Papen
Conservative elements may withdraw support for the chancellor and civil strife could follow. Von Papen, born 1879, son of a aristocratic military family, served in German diplomatic and foreign postings. He drew U.S. attention in 1935 when recalled as military attache amid questions over his conduct and alleged involvement with illicit acts in the United States.
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