Margiotti Presses Plea for Bar Admission in Philadelphia
Charles Margiotti files third attempt to gain admission to the Philadelphia bar asking Judge McDevitt to either admit him or compel the eastern law examiners to issue a recommending certificate. The Philadelphia board of judges says it lacks jurisdiction to review the examiners. Margiotti seeks to move his residence and law office to Philadelphia and argues a constitutional right to practice.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Philadelphia County Board of Law Examiners
Charles A. Margieli
Whiladelphia County
Harry McDevitt
Court of Common Pleas
Marciotti
Formiotti
Philadelpha
U. S. Supreme Courts
Britain weighs Takings in Tilentsin incident amid talks with Tokyo
The United States and France maintain close contacts while Britain seeks a nonconfrontational settlement over Tilentsin. Tokyo indicates a three member probe arrived too late to advise the Nipponese commander. British cabinet intensively discusses the crisis and pursues firm but not yielding policy to Japan.
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Tilentsin
Tokyo
Robert L. Craighe
Hachiro Arita
Tientsin
Britain
Japan
Neutrality bill may be held over for next Congress
The neutrality bill split the committee along party lines with Democrats including George and Schwellenbach drafting amendments. A bloc led by Senator Clark urged delaying action and retaining the arms embargo. Committee Chairman Pittman sought ordering drafting dates, while leaders Barkley and Pepper backed swift progress. George urged postponement to January, warning of a prolonged fight and possible special session.
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George
Schwellenbach
Washington
Clark
Missouri
Pittman
Barkley
Pepper Dy
Florida
Congress
Launch Plans For Testimonial Dinner
The article describes plans for a testimonial dinner with tickets at 1.25 dollars. Thomas Edmunds and 23 N Hanlon oversee distribution and expect tickets to be ready soon. A program is in progress with entertainment by the American Legion Band and many guests from states and circles. Wendell L Wilke and Walter Snommis will head the guest list. The program committee had not reported fully but progress is noted.
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Thomas Edmunds
N. Hanlon
American Legion
Cirles
Wendell L. Wilke
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Walter Snomm
Queen Mary Order Cancel Engagements for Week
London June 14 Queen Mary was ordered by doctors to cancel all engagements for a week. The queen mother’s general health is excellent, but bruises from a recent motoring accident did not respond to treatment as quickly as hoped.
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Ta International News Service
London
Queen Mary Woday
Deltas Phi Epsilon Seeks Dismissal Of UW Professor
Three groups including the Maritime Federation of the Pacific American Federation of Teachers and the state Democratic club move to dismiss Professor Charles K. Martin head of the University of Washington political science department. They accuse him of anti Semitic un American activities and say the fraternity requires Christian and Aryan membership.
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Aciente
Delta Phi Epallon
Charles K. Martin
University of Washington
Politcal Science
Maritime Federation of the Pacific
Ameerican Federation of Teachers
State Democratic Club
Martin
Deltas Ph. Epsilon
Tig
Deaths of the Day in New Castle and Alexandria
Notices list Mrs. Charles Freeman 48, longtime New Castle resident, who died in Alexandria after relocating last November. Survivors include husband in show business, four sons Charles Jr George Donald James and daughter Maxine, plus sisters and a brother. High mass at St Marys Alexandria with interment there. Also obituary items for Stephen William Sadler 58, watchman at Shaw Perkins in West Pittsburgh, his family, and church ties. Funeral plans for Samuel Dragons, Fenetti Statik English, infant Janis Faith McPheeters, George Mathews, and Mrs Eliza beth Irwin outlined with services in New Castle area.
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Charles Freeman
Fairmont Avenue
Alexandria
Freeman
Good Heath
New Castle
Jveeman
St. Mary's Church
Charles
George
Donald
James
Maxine
Harry Fulmer
City
Missy Tie Cypher
Bertha Driggs
Union Township
James Cypher
Alexanda
Alexana
Stephen William Sadler
East Brook Street
Mr. Sadler
New York
Shaw-Perkins Manufacturing Company
West Pittsburg
Margaret Palmer
Albert
Elsie
Belly Jane
Clifford Snyder
James Stevenson
Germany
Helen
Croton Avenue
R.B. Withers
J. A. Cousins
Savannah Cemetery
Fenetti
Steubenville
Henry Schladen
Darrell Burke
Chester T. FR. Yeates
DU. P
Castle View
English
Huron Avenue
John D. Henderson
Schladen
Tuter
Kinzua
Etta E. Harris English
Second Presbyterian Church
Ol1 City
Janis Faith McPheeters
Francis D. McPheeters
Maryland Avebue
Campbell Funeral Home
East North Street
J. George Knippel
Emanuel Evan Pellead
Beaver Falls Cemetery
Beaver Falls
Irwin
Iale
Elizabeth Irwin
John Hites
West
Washington Street
Frank Lehman
Church of the Nazarene
T. Mackey
Myrtle Black
D Wheale
British French concessions under blockade in Tianjin scene
Report notes a blockade around British and French concessions in Tianjin after British refusal to yield to Chinese, with roads closed and search points at two entrances. About 400 Americans reside in the area amid rising food prices. Britain proposes a mixed commission to resolve the four Chinese detainees. Also mentions Pennsylvania joining National Forums programs to promote public education.
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Japan
Pmt-Commntern
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Clarence B. Ackley
United Jeeces Office of Education
Brazilian Librarian Dr Borba de Moraes Visits New York
Dr Rubens Borba de Moraes director of the Sao Paulo Librarians arrives in New York en route to Ann Arbor Michigan for a Latin American Society meeting. He will then attend the Librarians Association Congress in San Francisco for the next leg of his tour.
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Rubens Borba de Moraes
Sao Paulo
Brazil
New York
Ann Arbor
Mich
Latin American Society
San Francisco
Librarians’ Association Congress
Marriage License Applications Across Several Towns
A batch of marriage license applications lists individuals from multiple towns including Sudbury New Castle Ellwood Beaver Falls Punxsutawney Punxsutawney Sharon and York Pa. Applicants include Ralph Satton Sudbury Farah McGregor Herbert Toal Dorothy Calvin Albert Ramsey Marie Bailey and many others. The text mixes names with scattered addresses and partial locations, reflecting a compiled notice of forthcoming marriages across communities.
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Herbert Allen Toal
Dorothy Mae Calvin
R. D. Taleep
Qeileelelelee
Canety
New
Albert David Ramsey
North Mulberry Street
New Castle
Lin Marie Bailey
Beghtard Street
Wseseeeer Ee
New Crotte
Scottish Rite Bodies Convene With Big Class
A large gathering of Scottish Rite members convened outside the city with many visitors from numerous towns present. Attendees included Ralph Hull, Frank M. Moffett, J. Hughes, Charles Repman, Arthur Ramsey, J. Reinheimer, and many more from New Castle, Beaver Falls, Ellwood City, Sharon, Meadville, Grove City, New Kensington, and surrounding communities.
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Ralph Hullerl
Frank M. Moffett
Beres
John 4. Brotherton
Youngstown
O. W
PB. Fuldenny
Cleveland
Wahler R. Hawk
New Wilmington
ELGC
Coble
Harry 0
Clifford W. Skinner
Meadville
T. F. Rhichey
C. C. Floyd
Edgar K. Welsh
Grove City
Alonzo Porter
New Kensington
Zarl A. McKeever
Johnstown
Clar
Milton BE. Vaughn
Vandergrift
P. Thesse
Howard 8
Brown
Walter FR. Hines
Joseph & Marshall
Butler, Pa
Carroll D. Kearns
Sherman Lee Foust
Lisle W. Bishop
Thomas F. Gilson
Henry R. Jackson
Jay A Blevenson
Greenville
Albert S. Focer
Wiliam N. Johnston
Christos Lotus
Joseph Young
William Menzies
William J. Swift
Sharon
Percy E.gordon
David M. Fieles
New Brigh Wi
Joseph J. Allen
Frank M. Shaffer
Roy N. van Ness
Howard E. Worsley
Meads
Homer
Wahl
Aliquippa
Rowland BR. Mackeil
Rogers, O
Elmer E. Buyeard
Apollo
Ragsford J. Riddle
Leslie R
Fragmentary Names List From an Old Ledger
A jumble of personal names appears, including Roberts, Forbes W., Burde Loudon, Beckay K., Denadison, Charles E., William C. Wight, Earl M., Clair R. Yore, Buchanan, Frank P., John Cha pin, Edgar Norman DC, Fresborne, Daniel Z., Ranier. Patter.
Deny Mistrial Bid in Harrisburg Case Eludes Bechtel Objections
Judge Hughes denies Bechtel’s mistrial request citing Compton’s use of robbed as fumes not crime. Bechtel’s repeated objections slow trial as prosecutors near end of case, with ten days estimated to finish.
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Inzo Bechtel
Compton
Hughes
Bechtel
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U.S
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Mosc
Senate
East Washington St
Charien Martin
Stephen William Sadler, Oeon
Dragonas
Sambel Dragonss
St. George Greek Orthodox Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Altchie , Funeral Home
George Mathews
Lorain Avenue
FP. BE
Siough
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Dan Weinhard
Albert Brown
John Fiest
John Linning
John Schuller
John Untch
Andrew Kreste
Michael Lintz
Europe
Bill Ford
Castle Stationery Co
North Mercer St
South Side Meat Market
West Long Ave
Dr. Rubens Borha de
Smith’s
Ralph Merle Satton
R. D
Eeieees Sudzbury
Farah McGregor
Fe West Sunimra
den Mayet
Lawrence Avenue
Ellwood Guy Anna
Hopewell Avenue
Vooe AllQkippa
Lindsay Stephen Bobbeb
Mercedes Bulilin
Lehman
York, Pa
Minale
David Emerson Brown, Jr
Punxsutawney, Pa
Fougher
Punisutawney
Eeee Farrell
Tony Pishko
Wanda Blichko
Putsia
Elmore
Dilsy Coleman
Campbell
Bim Diuker
Coe
Barket Free
Deli
Ace Mummers
DR. J.B. Nielsen
Public Square
A. Darrell Burke
Nevil Jeffereen
Cramer
East
Florsheim Shoes
Matrix Shoes
Braatz Service
Castle Iew
Kent
Yale
Washington and
Jefferson Sta
Wallace Black
J. F. Perelman
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