Zioncheck Refuses To Quit Congress After Sanity Tests
Rep. Marion A. Zioncheck will not resign his seat as he undergoes Friday sanity tests at Gallinger hospital while his wife Rubye Naz Zioncheck visits him. Police impounded his roadster after he was jailed for speeding and admitted to the psych ward for mental observation.
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Zioncheck
Congress
International News Service
Washington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Gallinger Hospital
Rubye Nix
Texarkana
Tex
PWA
Z-man
Seattle
Argue Chain Store Tax Proposal Is Not Constitutional
In Harrisburg on June 3 opponents of the Patterson chain store tax bill argued before the senate finance committee that the plan violates the state constitution’s uniform tax clause. Former chief justice Robert Von Moschzisker led the challenge, contending the graduated levy from $1 to $500 per store breaches constitutional provisions for uniform taxation.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Senate Finance Committee
Robert von Moschzisker
State Supreme Court
Finance Committee
von Moschzisker
Pittsburgh Mayor Criticizes Chain Store Tax Bill
Mayor William N McNair of Pittsburgh told a committee that the chain store tax bill is a political proposition and that additional state taxes take money from Pittsburgh that could be used locally. The bill's language was challenged as unconstitutional under the uniformity clause and a graduated state income tax.
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American Stores
Supreme Court
William N McNair
Pittsburgh
John J. McClure
Delaware
War nurse Clara Noyes dies of heart attack at 65
Miss Clara D. Noyes, 65, national director of nursing for the Red Cross, who organized American and field hospital nursing during World War I, died of a heart attack while parking her car. She earned decorations including the Florence Nightingale medal and had worked in Baltimore and New York hospitals.
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International News Service
Washington
Clara D. Noyes
Red Cross
Army
Florence Nightingale
Baltimore
New York
Earle Urges Graduates to Join Liberal Ranks
Gov George H Earle spoke at Misericordia college commencements urging graduates to be liberal and take the lead in the fight for progress. He urged not to fear liberal ideas and to be out in front, saying the world moves forward. He spoke last night at Dallas and left by plane for Philadelphia.
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International News Service
Wilkes-Barre
George H. Earle
Misericordia College
Philadelphia
Dallas
Earle
Landon Manager John M Hamilton Pictured in Cleveland
John M. Hamilton, manager of Gov Alfred M Landon interests, is among the first Republican leaders to reach Cleveland for the GOP convention. He is pictured at Republican headquarters in the convention city.
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Cleveland
John M. Hamilton
Alfred M. Landon
Hamilton
Central Press
Lookout Class Dinner Meeting At Mahoning M E Church
The Lookout class of Mahoning M E Church held a tureen dinner in the church dining room with iris centerpieces and orchid tones. Officers were re elected: President Mrs Myron Olmstead and others. A July picnic was planned with a coordinating committee and twenty members attended.
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Lookout
Mahoning M. E. Church
Church
O. C. Kerr
Thomas Leighty
Omar Mauck
Myron Olmstead
Wilbur King
W. C. Shanafelt
Clair Gorley
Jack Conn
Clark Godwin
Charles DeRemer
Alice McClure
Fred Gibson
Davy Daniels
Probe Into White Legion Attack On William Haines Near Hollywood
Officials launched a sweeping probe into the White Legion after members beat former film star William Haines and expelled him and friends from a beach city near Hollywood. Deputies questioned about a score of East Manhattan Beach residents who admitted regional membership and described driving the group from the community. No charges were filed pending further inquiry.
Berean Class Sets Summer Picnic After Fall Meeting
Berean class of Madison Avenue Christian Church held its final Tuesday night meeting at Mrs. J. B. Bumbaugh’s Sixth Street home. A Cottage Grove picnic was planned for July 7 with committees named to organize the event. Hostess Mrs. Bumbaugh and co-hostesses served a late lunch.
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J. B. Bumbaugh
Sixth Street
Cottage Grove
W. S. McCartney
S. F. Turk
Charles Amon
I. D. Wagner
C. J. Bernhart
Thelma Bumbaugh
Willing Workers Society Meeting At Presbyterian Church
Members of the Willing Workers Society of the Presbyterian church will meet tonight immediately after the prayer meeting.
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Willing Workers Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Mahoning M E Church Members Attend Institute Alumni Dinner
Rev C H Hagadorn, Mrs O C Mauck, Mrs J M Conn, Mrs Maurice Boyd and Isabelle Shaw of the Mahoning M E church attended the Institute Alumni dinner held last evening at the Wesley M E church.
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C. H. Hagadorn
O. C. Mauck
J. M. Conn
Maurice Boyd
Isabelle Shaw
Mahoning
Home Guard Missionary Society Meets at Mahoning M E Church
Members of the Home Guard Missionary Society of the Mahoning M E church will meet Thursday evening at 7 o clock in the church.
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Home Guard Missionary Society of the
Mrs Franklin Improves After Jameson Memorial Operation
Mrs. R. A. Franklin of North Cedar street who had an operation at Jameson Memorial hospital Tuesday morning is showing improvement.
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R. A. Franklin
North Cedar Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Engineer Fred Pillar Recovers at Home After Illness
Fred Pillar an engineer for the B and O railroad was stricken ill Tuesday and taken to Jameson Memorial hospital. He has recovered sufficiently to return home.
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Fred Pillar
B. and O
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Krause Couple Announce Birth of Daughter Eve Lyn Luella
Mr and Mrs Amandus Krause of R D 1 Shenango township announce the birth of a daughter on May 18 named Eve lyn Luella.
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Amandus Krause
Shenango Township
Evelyn Luella
Residents move and seasonal plans noted in local notices
Ill resident Paul Wade of Newell avenue is confined at home. Bennetts of Linesville plan to move to East Clayton street. O C Mauck from Newell avenue visited Pittsburgh on Monday. J M Conn of West Madison avenue visited Pittsburgh on Monday. Q E Davy and son Samuel of North Cedar street recently visited Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. Harry Spurrier and family of North Cedar street move to a summer cottage at Cottage Grove today. Fred Pillar of Willard Ohio visited Mrs. Earl Horner on West Madison avenue Tuesday. J A Waddell of North Liberty street returned from Philadelphia due to a relative's illness. George Horchler family of East Cherry street move to Cottage Grove for the summer. Paul Gibson of Adamsville Pennsylvania and former ward residents move today to Spartansburg Pennsylvania.
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Newell Avenue
Bennet
Linesville
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Clayton Street
O. C. Mauck
Pittsburgh
J. M. Conn
West Madison Avenue
Q. E. Davy
Samuel
North Cedar Street
Cuyahoga Falls
Harry Spurrier
Cottage Grove
Fred Pillar
Willard, O
Earl Horner
J. A. Waddell
North Liberty Street
Philadelphia
George Horchler
East Cherry Street
Milk Shortage Threat in Paris Amid Strike Tide
Paris faces a milk shortage as sixty new factories join the fold ed arms strike, swelling the movement to over 350 000 workers seeking higher pay shorter hours and collective bargaining rights. Tension rises across industrial centers amid fears of a national general strike similar to 1926.
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International News Service
Paris
Continued WPA probe faces court ruling rejection
Harrisburg June 3. The Owlett Senate committee moves to keep its WPA inquiry alive by summoning new witnesses despite a court ruling upholding the refusal of federal employees to testify. Hearings began in Philadelphia and were to proceed in Pittsburgh with subpoenas issued in Dauphin and Cumberland counties. The drive aims to reach former WPA personnel or those connected with it to avoid the ruling against divulging federal information. The measure, backed by Lt. Governor Quinn, failed in the Democratic‑controlled Senate, as direct primary nominations were defeated for several top offices.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Owlett Senate
WPA
Dauphin
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Works Progress Administration
Robert E. Quinn
Senate
United States
Rhode Island Keeps Old Fashioned Nomination Method
Rhode Island will continue using the traditional district and party caucus style to nominate public officials. The move preserves longstanding local political procedures despite broader calls for reform.
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International News Services
Providence, R. I
Rhode Island
Memorial Day Picnic and Illness Updates in Local Area
Memorial Day reports list Mr and Mrs John Hogue hosting a family picnic. Robert Young aged 92 of Worth Township is critically ill. John Young and family visited his ill father in Slippery Rock. Sara Mae Studebaker visits Brackinridge with her father, a local school professor. Lewis Marochie of Pittsburgh, with family, visits W. W. Alben's home. The note adds a casual remark about the term too shorts.
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John Hogue
Robert Young
Worth Township
John Young
Slippery Rock
Sara Mae Studebaker
Brackinridge
Studebaker
Lewis Marochie
Pittsburgh
Jean Andreana
Lewis
D. J. Shaw
W. W. Alben
Marie Elizabeth Alben
Music Students Enjoy Evening at Hillsville Roast
Hillsville music students under Harry Powell of the W P A recreational project held a wiener and marshmallow roast last evening. About twenty five students and friends attended and enjoyed a sumptuous feast. Later guitar and mandolin selections were rendered by class members.
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Hillsville
Harry Powell
Powell
House Work Orders For Swarms Cox And Green
Mike Swarms of 14 West Ralph Avenue and Herbert Cox of 420 Butz Street are listed for garage work. Harry T. Green of 203 Northview Avenue is associated with remodeling a dwelling.
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Mike Swarms
Ralph Avenue
Herbert Cox
Butz Street
Harry T. Green
Northview Avenue
Two Local Union Delegates Attend Missouri Convention
Norman Freeborn and James Thompson will travel to Kansas City Missouri to represent the local Motion Picture Projectionists and Stage Employers at the 33rd biennial convention. The gathering, first held in the new municipal auditorium, runs June 6 through June 12.
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Norman Freeborn
James Thompson
Kansas City
New Municipal Auditorium
Freeborn
Thompson
Levelling Cartway In Chestnut Street Reported By Officials
Street department officials say workers are levelling the cartway on Chestnut street today. The News By Mail subscription price is listed as One Year five dollars.
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Chestnut Street
Street Department
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