No Jury Trials Until Next January in Mahoning County
Youngstown Ohio June 14 juries will not sit in Mahoning county courts from July 1 to January 1 1933. Common pleas judges meeting with 36 Mahoning County Bar Association leaders approve dropping jury work for four months. Defendants may waive jury trials or await January hearing to cut costs by about 15000 dollars. The bar association will be asked to approve the proposal.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
Common Pleas
Bar Association
Back-To-Farm Move Is Termed Silly Proposal
Harrisburg June 14 Secretary of Agriculture John A McSparran branded a government aided back to farm movement as of no value except to deepen the low mood He argued state aid should have helped farmers keep farms during the Depression and warned against taxing the public to fund inexperienced converts to farming He urged direct food aid and simpler living to aid unemployed and reduce farm surpluses.
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Harrisburg
John A. McSparran
McSparran
Means Found Guilty In Fake Kidnap Plot Case
Gaston B. Means was found guilty in the District of Columbia supreme court of larceny totaling 104000 dollars connected to a scheme to recover the Lindbergh baby. Jurors convicted on two larceny counts and cleared two embezzlement counts. Justice Proctor remanded Means to custody as defense plans potential writ and new trial motion.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
District of Columbia Supreme Court of
James M. Proctor
Means
Factories Show Renewed Activity Amid Congress Pressure
The Indianapolis News notes factory activity rising again as leaders sense Congress cannot resist much longer. The report implies renewed industrial momentum tied to political expectations.
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Congress
Indianapolis News
Twenty-One In Newcastle Hurt Result Of Riot
Twenty one persons were seriously injured in an unemployed riot at Newcastle. Police and rioters fought with hammers and boiling water, and all victims were taken to hospitals.
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Newcastle
International News Service
Sydney
Australia
Death by Radio Aerial Fatality in Ridgway
Edwin J. Lapham a 33 year old Cleveland school teacher died instantly while attempting to install a radio aerial on a hillside near his Ridgway Pennsylvania home. He wrapped a wire around his right arm and contacted a 2300 volt power line causing fatal burns. His wife standing nearby was knocked backward when she seized the wire.
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Ridgway
Edwin J. Lapham
Cleveland
Lapham
West Penn Power
Gas leaks checked on East Washington by testers
An inspection team from the Manufacturer's Light and Heat Company conducted thorough gas leakage tests along East Washington Street on Monday afternoon. The tests are performed periodically and use an automatic gas detector.
Consistory To Hold Reunion At New Castle Cathedral
Plans by Commander-in-Chief Walter S. Reynolds and committees for the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Valley of New Castle spring reunion run June 22 to 24 at the Cathedral. Visitors expected for degrees. Ladies Day on June 24 features golf at New Castle Field Club, contests, lunch, and a play by Consistory Players. The program includes a dinner, an auditorium program, dancing, and a tablet presentation for Allan Walker Urmson by the Service Division. Dr Urmson was a longtime New Castle Consistory worker.
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Walter S. Reynolds
Valley of New Castle
New Castle Field Club
John Brent
Allan Walker Urmson
Urmson
New Castle
Children's Day Program And Church Events In Leesburg
The Leesburg program featured a fine children's day event with a collection for children's work. A play titled Who Killed Earl Wright was performed at Volant church. Brotherhood meetings postponed. Communion set for June 26. First children's missionary meeting held in the church basement. next meeting to follow the Women's Missionary society schedule.
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Earl Wright
Volant
Women’s Missionary Society
Jackson Center social honors Mr and Mrs Geiger hosts
Mr and Mrs Joe Geiger of Jackson Center entertained many friends Friday evening with dancing and social time. A late lunch was served. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harvey Woods Grove City Mr and Mrs Walter Houston and daughter Grove City road Mr and Mrs Dan Kelley WampumMr and Mrs Andy Stone and family Mr and Mrs John Hayne and daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Stone and son Mr and Mrs Walter Stone and son Paul Macom and William Stone Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crawford Mr and Mrs Charlie Stone Leesburg Mrs Joseph Geiger and Mr and Mrs Glenn Hedrick and family Jackson Center.
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Joe Geiger
Jackson Center
Harvey Woods
Grove City
Walter Houston
Grove City Road
Dan Kelley
Wampum
Andy Stone
John Hayne
Arthur Stone
Walter Stone
Paul Macom
William Stone
Lloyd Crawford
Charlie Stone
Leesburg
Joseph Geiger
Glenn Hedrick
Families Visit Relatives During Erie Weekend
Mr and Mrs William Stone and Evelyn Miller and Mr and Mrs Francis McLaughlin and daughter spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Clyde Shearer at Erie. Evelyn Miller and Hilda McLaughlin remained for several days visit with relatives.
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William Stone
Evelyn Miller
Francis McLaughlin
Clyde Shearer
Erie
Hilda McLaughlin
Davises Attend Funeral of Harry Critchlow
Mr and Mrs Jack Davis attended the funeral of Harry Critchlow at his home in New Castle on Thursday.
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Jack Davis
Harry Critchlow
New Castle
Local Social News From New Castle Wam pum and Grove City
Mr and Mrs Mont Crawford spent Friday at New Castle. Mrs Clara Crawford of New Castle spent days with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Dan Kelley of Wam pum spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Charlie Stone. Mrs Lloyd Crawford and others were Grove City callers Friday. Several families visited the Atkinson home in Wampum. Sunday school delegates attended Greenville convention. Mrs Raymond Sholler and daughter visited the Montgomery reunion in Grove City. The sentence correction asks to fix a quoted remark about slowing down.
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Mont Crawford
New Castle
Clara Crawford
Dan Kelley
Wampum
Charlie Stone
Lloyd Crawford
Grove City
Daryl Habbishaw
James Atkinson
Leona Orr
Leona Hedrick
Elizabeth Colman
Greenville
Raymond Sholler
Francis Montgomery
Answers to See You True or False Quiz
A short quiz key states statements about a governor, a high explosive, blood plasma, air pressure tools, neurons, and other science facts. It confirms which items are true or false and provides simple verifications for each numbered item.
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Louisiana
Kidnaped Girl Hurled From Auto In Erie Case
Police in three states hunt a middle aged Ohio motorist who abducted Helen Gallur a 13 year old Erie schoolgirl then threw her unconscious into a field between Ripley and Sheridan New York after she resisted his advances. The girl was found bound gagged yesterday by a farmer and is receiving medical care at home.
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Erie
Ohio
Helen Gallur
Ripley
Sheridan
N. Y
Injuries In Fall Fatal To Woman At Weston
Mrs Charlotte West aged 74 widow of C D West died from a broken hip after a fall at her Deansville home. She succumbed yesterday. Four children survive her.
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Weston, Pa
Charlotte West
C. D. West
Deansville
Kotex launches Phantom Kotex with new stamped pads
Kotex promotes a soft absorbent pad with deodorizing treatment and double sided wear. Over 24 million pads were used in hospitals last year. The product is disposable and offered at the same price as prior lines with a new stamped Kotex end to prevent substitutes. All dealers stock the Phantom Kotex.
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Kotex
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