Lamson Held For Court Trial In Murder Case
Stanford publishing house executive David A. Lamson faces a superior court jury on charges he murdered his wife Allene on campus. Prosecution witness Buffington hints at surprises while defense claims no case and no motive exists. The preliminary hearing ended with Lamson held for trial.
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Ralph B. Jordan
Lamson
Edwin Rea
Stop That Itch In One Minute
The D D D Prescription provides instant relief for eczema scales eruptions and rashes with soothing oils that penetrate and calm inflamed tissue. A 365 cent trial bottle is sold at drug stores with a money back guarantee. The product is made by Italian Balm owners.
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D. D. Dennis
Indian leader starts Pan American Indian Association movement
Prince Ekuskini a Choctaw Cherokee figure known as Eugene Gavin seeks to unite tribes across North and South America into an Indian nation under one head. He met with John Collier on May 17 to discuss land allotment in Oklahoma and proposed abolishing the Bureau of Indian Affairs in favor of federal supervision ending.
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Bumsteads Worm Syrup Promoted as Toe Children Mercy
An old advertisement extols Bumstead's Worm Syrup as a universal remedy claiming it acts as an angel of mercy for toe children. It notes scarcity and high cost of Santo and asserts the syrup provides a full dose, offered by Bumsteads Co. and Voorhees M. D. in Philadelphia.
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Anti Racketeering Bill Submitted to Attorney General
Rep Woodruff Michigan introduced an anti racketeering bill to Attorney General Cummings seeking approval for a broad federal prosecution scope. The measure would allow federal courts to prosecute racketeers who cross state lines or import gunmen and expand federal reach.
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International News Service
Washington
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Rep. Woodruff
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Missing man reported by Katherine Fee in Grant Street
Mrs. Katherine Fee of 414 West Grant street reported to police that her roomer Robert Jackson left on June 12 and has not been heard from since. Jackson, 62, 140 pounds, 5'8", bald and smooth faced, was last seen in a dark suit and light hat.
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West Grant Street
Robert Jackson
Rockview Convict Escapes Prison Farm
Bellefonte Pa June 21 Walter Scott 46 serving six to 12 year manslaughter term escaped from Rockview prison farm police launched search Scott was sentenced from Erie county The real fun will begin when Congress repents and tries to regain its birthright.
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Bellefonte
Walter Scott
Rockview
Leach
Scott
Erie County
Congress
Observations From New Castle On Streets Farming And Robins
Roaming With Richards notes June day scenes around New Castle. He laments cherry crop losses to robins, praises Neshannock Avenue’s atmosphere and hill garden yards, and calls for better village signage and road markers to guide travelers.
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Twenty Five Pass State Drivers Test
Forty three candidates for state motor vehicle operator licenses sat the test Tuesday on Sampson street. Twenty five passed and 18 failed as sessions ran from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. next tests are scheduled for Tuesday.
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Pittsburg Road
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Wilson Avenue
Enzo Lasola
Washington Street
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Phillip Anderson
Cunningham Avenue
Thomas Evans
Wade Street
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Isabel Braatz
Harold Kuhn
Winslow Avenue
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Helen Propopovicez
Volant
Wilson Grim
Betty Bridenbaugh
Edison Avenue
H. D. Farquahar
Glenn Avenue
Ellwood
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Arlington Avenue
S. M. Haggerty
New Galilee
Minnie M. Tindall
Kiwanis Drive To Unannounced Camp For Dinner
New Castle Kiwanis members will board cars at The Castleton at 5 30 tonight for a drive to a scenic camp for a picnic dinner. The destination remains unannounced. A club meeting was held at noon.
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New Castle
Fire destroys main chicken house at Macc Home
Daniel John, former resident, now at the Maccabees Home in Chatham Pa., reports a fire that gutted the main chicken house on his property and threatened the plant until Avondale fire department stopped it. Several chickens perished and locals assisted. The piece also notes 1932 U S murder totals and a quip on fried chicken manners.
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Chatham
Avondale Fire Department
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