Governor Earle Defends Probe as False Charges
Governor George H. Earle asked Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court to halt the Dauphin County grand jury probe, calling the accusations against his administration false and manufactured. Attorney Willim A. Schnader urged quashing the inquiry and demanded public release of evidence, while Earle pledged full cooperation if real criminality is shown.
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State Supreme Court
International Mews
Science
Philadelphia
Civ
George H. Earle
Dauphin County Grand Jury
Pennsylvania
Willim A. Schnader
Govle
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Earle
Cfght
Schnader
Carl Shelley
Dauphin County
Vrief
Erle
Helley
Shelley
Local parents urged to curb children on streets
In New Castle observers note many parents allow youngsters to run on gravel streets during busy times. Officials stress keeping children off roadways to prevent accidents and maintain safety amid high traffic and daily commotion.
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New Castle
Daily Weather Report for United States Weather Statistics
A 24 hour report shows maximum temperature 37 degrees, minimum 4 inches of precipitation, and a river stage of 4.4 feet. For the same hour last year, maximum temperature 3 degrees and precipitation 4 inches are listed.
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United States
City and County Seek WPA Help to Improve Big Run Channel
Officials met with Marty J. Clark and South Side Board of Trade representatives in city hall to propose a $105,000 project to improve the Big Run between the Shenango River and Galbreath Avenue. They plan to request federal funds and use as much hand labor as possible, with the county and city sharing costs and the WPA approval sought for the plan.
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Marty J. Clark
South Side Board of Trade
WPA
Shenango River
Galbreath Avenue
Army Engineers
Corton
Turner
Bolinger
Shenango
Cotton
Business Office Strike Halts Pittsburgh Papers
Publica tio Was suspended today by the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph and the Pittsburgh Press because of a strike of the business office workers union over a closed shop. Workers in mechanical departments tried to come through picket lines and publication was suspended. The joint statement notes weeks of negotiation ending in deadlock over union versus closed shop.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph
Pittsburgh Press
Business Office Workers
Pitishurgh Sun-Telegraph
State Insurance Group Convenes for Pennsylvania Mutuals Meet
The Pennsylvania State Association of Mutual Insurance Companies plans its annual convention in Castleton starting Tuesday with registration, opening at 3:30 p.m. President James E. Walter will preside as Mayor Charles E. McGrath welcomes delegates. Sessions run through Thursday with final address by Insurance Commissioner Owen B. Hunt. Women’s events, plant tours, and a closing banquet led by Judge Thomas W. Dickey and artist Cy Hungerford are on the agenda. Door prizes will be awarded.
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iPennsylvania State Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Castleton
James E. Walter
Lebanon
Charles E. McGrath
Henry B. Gibbes
Lititz
Owen B. Hunt
Stave
Ancheon
Youngstown
New Wilmington Conmpaniy Park
With & Lip
Shenergo Pottery
Jerneen
Shenango Pottery
Thomas W. Dickey
Lawrence County Court
Cy Hungerford
Brown-Brunswick Off To Convention
H. Gil Brown and James Brunswick Mave departed for Pittsburgh representing the loanZe club at the Pennsyl exchange club convention in the Roosevelt house on Saturday. Jiri today.
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Brown
Brunswick
H. Gil Brown
James Brunsick
Mave
Pittsburgh Iy
Jiri
Japan Charges China Caused Flood Disaster
Tokyo reports a Japanese official denounces the Yellow River flood as an act by China and calls for revising the Nine Power Treaty. Navy spokesman Rear Admiral Kiyoshi Noda accuses Chiang Kai-Shek forces of cutting dykes to flood areas to aid their army, killing hundreds of thousands.
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James R. Young
Tokyo
Yellow River
China
Kiyoshi Noda
Navy
Ugax
Japan
Treasury Revenue Near Six Billion for Year to Date
Treasury revenues reached 5.74 billion dollars with two weeks left in the 1998 fiscal year. An increase of about 1.0 billion over the same period last year is noted. President Roosevelt’s budget forecast shows receipts possibly hitting 6.22 billion by June, aided by heavy second quarter income tax payments.
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Chinternational News Service
Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Deny Reports Of Wholesale Cuts In Age Pensions
Harrisburg June 17 Public assistance officials denied reports of wholesale cuts in old age pension grants describing the reports as exaggerated and incorrect.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Congressmen On Way Home After Notable Session
Washington dispatch notes a costly peacetime session ending as Roosevelt leaves the capital with a pile of important and experimental legislation. The 75th Congress winds down amid talk of a future lame duck session after the 1936 landslide.
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Congress
George R. Holmes Tatecnat
News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
Capital Hill
Processing Taxes Planned By Farm bloc Leaders
Congressional farm bloc leaders, after sweeping session victories, plan processing taxes next winter to raise 200 to 500 million dollars annually. They seek guaranteed farm income through government control of surpluses and subsidies, with Roosevelt pressing for cost provisions. Congress recently approved 212 million dollars in relief to boost farm income this year, part of a total agriculture appropriation of 1.357 billion dollars, including subsidies through soil conservation and parity programs.
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William 5
International News
Washington
Congressional Farm Bloc
Roosevelt
Congress
Inis
Young Republicans Meet At Clearfield
Harrisburg reports young Republicans from 30 western Pennsylvania counties gathered in Clearfield for a regional meeting and convention. A drive to recruit 600000 new members will begin. An educational conference will cover sportsmanship in politics public speaking and practical politics. James H. Newling announced the plan. A banquet tomorrow evening will feature speakers Dr Francis J Clair and State Chairman Frank Hilton.
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Cin Oradona
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Clearfield
James H. Newling
Clearfield County
Francis J. Clair
Wilkes-Barre
Frank ©. Hilton
Louis N. Haught Jr 32 Kansas City man
Louis N. Haught Jr., 32, of Kansas City Missouri.
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Louis N. Haught, Jr
Kansas City, Mo
Body Of Wealthy Broker Found In Narragansett Bay
The body of James L Worden, a wealthy New York broker and grandson of Civil War gunboat Monitor commander John L Worden, was found floating in Narragansett Bay near Jamestown Rhode Island. Police say Worden likely drowned after going missing from the steamship Camel between New York and Providence.
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Conternational
Jamestown
Jnc
Women Of U P Denomination In Convention
Three hundred women are expected as the United Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society holds its Sth annual convention. Mrs WOR Irvine of Sterine Kansas opens the event tonight with presiding officers including W De Mercer of Kansas City. A Golden anniversaryOfferings program and a Sunday communion service are planned, with a reception and tea to follow.
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Women's Ceneral Missionary Society
United Presbyterian
New Wilmington
J. Ralph Neale
Convention Church
Two Spanish Warships Hit in Franco Raid
Salamanca communique says two government ships were struck in Wednesday raid on Aleneia by Franco planes. One vessel sunk, the other damaged, as government forces retreat south in Castellon province leaving 400 dead and heavy material losses. Insurgents advance along the Mediterranean coast and claim control of Patuda and Noria Mouctaln along with Walsena La Granjulesa on the Cordoba front.
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Limbrayathal
Hendaye
Valencia
Salamanca
Aleneia
Francisco Franco
Castellon
Mediterranean
Patuda
Noria Mouctaln 1
Walsena la Granjulesa
Cordoba
Congressmen Gasque Dies in Washington at Hospital
Rep Allard H Gasque of Florence South Carolina died at Waller Reed hospital after a heart attack five hours after adjournment He had served since the 68th congress and chaired the pensions committee He was born March 8 1873 in Florence His wife and two of his four children were with him at 1 15 this morning
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Caterina
Washington
Congress
Rep
Allard H. Gasque
Florence
S. C
Waller Reed Hospital
Gasque
House Committee On
TroopK Delivers Camp Arrival and McClure Move
Cavalry unit TroopK sails to New Castles and Pittsburgh stops en route to Annville Pa for a several day camp. Rev Walter Emerand McClure leaves Detroit to lead Memorial Presbyterian Church in Annville after four years, with a farewell service noted and plans for a new chapel building.
Plan For Probe Of Un American Moves on U.S.
Washington reports the House special committee to investigate un American activities including the Nazi movement will hold public hearings on the Pacific coast around August 1. Chairman Martin Dies planned to stay in Washington to organize a secret investigative force for preparation.
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International New Services
Washington
Junio Oe
Seventeen Die In Mexican Feud Fire and Massacre
In Oaxaca state a blood feud erupts as a tribe of Indians attacked Citlaba. Seventeen were killed, twenty six wounded, and twenty six taken prisoner when eight nearby villages were raided. The village was burned, and reports say thirty six captives faced execution.
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Menico City
Chilupa
Oaxaca
Citlaba
President At Nahant Wedding Arrives Aboard Yacht
President Roosevelt arrives off Nahant Massachusetts amid crowds awaiting his appearance for a wedding. The flotilla of small craft lines Poramec harbor as the president steps ashore with his party. Local officials and spectators greet him as a modern suburban shore pageant unfolds in the peninsular town.
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Joiyn Roosevelt
sGuneest
Jonn Anc de
McCall Secretly Moved From Jail
McCall was secretly moved from Dade County jail to Raiford to prevent an outbreak and avoid an execution for the death of Jimmy Cash Jr. Prosecutors and a sheriff’s department official safeguarded the transfer, while his attorney and family sought to confirm his safety during the session.
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Miami
Pierce Amccail
Jimmy Cash
Dade County
Sidie penitentAerg
McCail
Raiford
Forest Walk Serenade Amid Endless Pines
Fragmented account describes wandering through tangled woods toward distant falls. The narrator recalls sunlit gaps, tall trees, and distant bird calls as rain and weather drift past. A playful line about a lone traveler echoes a theme of nature and solitude.
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