Royal Train Stops Briefly in Harrisburg for King and Queen
The royal train carrying King George VI and Queen Elizabeth paused 15 minutes in Harrisburg en route to Washington. Spectators saw little. only a pilot train and guards were active. Secretary Cordell Hull said the royals rest after late nights.
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International
Harrisburg
George VI
Great Britain
Washington
Montgomery
Canada
National
Cordell Hull
Niagara Falls
Hull
Arthur H. James
Dorothy James
Joan A. F. Hall
James
Edward Martin
Mooney Girls Softball Swing Past West Pittsburg 17–12
Mooney girls softball defeated West Pittsburg 17 to 12 in a league game at West Pittsburg. Martha Reiter pitched well and hit a homer four times. Jean Cerrutti led with two homers, with Ana Stalitch and Rose Mooney also adding homers.
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Mooney
West Pittsburg
West Pittsboro
Martha "Tootie” Reiter
Jean Cerrutti
Mooneys
Ana Stalitch
Rose Mooney
Spring Fever Slows You Down Get a Lift with Tonic
Maree Man warns that fatigue and low drive come from worn blood strength caused by worry overwork colds and sickness. Rebuild energy by restoring blood to normal with the famous tonic touted as a spring lift for Sevier vitality and sharper thinking.
Mexican ace Sarabia dies in Potomac crash flight
Francisco Sarabia, famed Mexican aviator, is killed in a Potomac River crash after a Washington departure. His wife and 10-year-old son witness the tragedy as a Mexican embassy official consoles them. The aviator had recently received acclaim for a nonstop Mexico City to New York flight and carried a goodwill message for President Roosevelt.
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Mexico
Mexico City
New York
Francisco Sarabia
Washington
Roosevelt
Ciudad Lerdo
Durango
Potomac River
Sarabia
Hospital Notes from Jameson and New Castle Hospitals
Admitted and discharged patients listed for Jameson Memorial Hospital including Agnes Davis and Geraldine Sanders with infant, and New Castle Hospital entries for Anita Angelucci and others. The item closes with a commentary on a ruler accused of diplomacy versus looting and a line about newspaper pricing.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Agnes Davis
Grove
John “A. Rhodes
Newel
Frank Easton
Ellwood Gilty
Geraldine Sanders
Neshannock Avenue
Sylvia Gray
Milton Street
New Castle Hospital
Anita Angelucci
Wall Street
John Sweeney
Oak Street
Alberina Senchak
South Liberty Street
Rose Marie Pugley
Montgomery Avenue
Viola Mae Stickle
Portersville
Mildred ,Zuchowski
Frank Wvetiue
Josephine Audino
Taylor Street
Emma Serjak
Bessemer
Faul Horney
Electric Street
Soe
Telegrams pour in for Governor James after anti injunctive labor bills
Telegrams and letters from across the country flooded the Harrisburg executive offices as Governor Arthur H. James announced his decision to sign the anti injunction and labor relations bills passed by the 1939 General Assembly. The measures drew fierce opposition from Pennsylvania's labor unions including the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Arthur H. James
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
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Pennsylvania Industrial Union Council
East Washington St
Mooney Girls
Atru Living
SSS. Co
Oan Ry
ANN
Central Press
Leon
Wilbur Shaw
Wilbur Siar
Indianapolis
Firestone
Mee Dhivtra
Victo
Firestone Tire
Pireswine Eyclorg
Exhimen
New York World
Tolt
Alen
Golden Gate International
San Francesco
Sue
Speedway
Flere
Moroc
Fire Crooks
Margaret
Reddard
Dow
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
Louise Miles
Volant
Jane Minteer
New Wilmington
the News
Castle Drug
Washington-Mercer Sts
North Mill St
Howland
Wilson
Noseme Athletic
Rock Island
Rormsponge
Pinkham Co
Woodbury
Wrisley
DeLux
Lax
Dentalin
Werner's
Pablum
Vita
California
Fletcher Castaria
Colgate Dental Cream
Colgate Tooth Powder
Cashmere Bouquet
TALC
Cashmere
Palmolive
Colgate
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Golf Balls Stars
Luxor Lifebuoy Palmolive
Sayman
Sonora Castile
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