Letter May Help Solve Mystery Of Apartment Deaths
A letter said to be from Mrs. Eleanor Feely to her husband becomes the first tangible clue in the deaths of Eleanor and her two children Bobby and Janice in Pittsburgh. Police weigh murder against self harm as investigators await the cremation of the victims per Mrs. Feely’s wish.
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Martin J. Feeley
New Jersey
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Wen
Eleanor Feeley
Bobby
Janice
Jas
Mare Nn J. Feely
Potterville
N. J
Feely
WII
Charles H. Young
Robert
A& Hammer
Mrs. Feely
Girl Scouts to Have Day Camp at Cascade Park
The Girl Scout day camp begins Tuesday July at Cascade Park and runs three days weekly. Activities include swimming junior life saving nature study signaling handicraft outdoor cooking archery map making pioneering and sketching. Director Mrs Marian Wagner has named groups Irene Mitchell Thelma Bumbaugh Mildred Miller and Mrs George Ward. Many Scouts are expected to join on opening day.
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Cascade Park
Marian Wagner
Irene Mitchell
Thelma Bumbaugh
Mildred Miller
George Ward
Dr Bissell Addresses Rotary on Prepaid Hospital Plan
Dr Wayne W. Bissell, superintendent of Jameson Memorial hospital, spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at The Castleton today. He highlighted the hospital's prepaid hospital case plan and its advantages to members of the club.
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Wayne W. Bissell
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Rotary Club
Castleton
Lawrence Mission Aids Needy With Donated Clothing
Lawrence Mission on Lawrence street announces Sunday afternoon aid to the destitute part time workers, both white and colored, with clothing and shots donated to the Sunday school for this effort.
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Lawrence Mission
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Lawrence Street
Callahan Re Named As Duquesne Head In Surprise Move
Dr J J Callahan was re elected president of Duquesne University in Pittsburgh on June 22, a surprise to students and faculty. The university had indicated Dr Stephen Bryan was the likely successor while Callahan was away in Europe.
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Callahan
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
J. J. Callahan
Duquesne University
Stephen Bryan
Bryan
Europe
United States Shifts Policy On Italo-Ethiopian Sanctions
Washington June 22 The United States moved ahead of the League of Nations in easing sanctions on Italy in the Italo Ethiopian affair. President Roosevelt revoked the arms embargo and other restrictions, matching Britain and League intentions and continuing an independent U S stance. Secretary Hull urged an autonomous approach in handling the dispute.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Cordell Hull
State Department
Great Britain
Girl Starts Boom For Gov Talmadge
Seven year old Theresa McCinty of Brooklyn launched a campaign booster for Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge for vice president. In a letter to the convention chair and delegates she declared that Roosevelt will carry all 48 states if her governor is chosen as vice president.
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International News
Philadelphia
Theresa McCinty
Brooklyn
Eugene Talmadge
Georwia
Theresa
Roosevel
Talmadge
Clericus Meeting At Trinity Today
A monthly meeting of the Shenango and Mahoning Clericus Episcopal church was held at Trinity Episcopal church with about fourteen clergymen from Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. Walter Wiberich of Porter Street will leave Tuesday for Ann Arbor Michigan to attend the University of Michigan summer school for two months.
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Shenango
New Castle Library Board to Inspect Local Libraries
New Castle Free Public Library trustees will begin visits to notable area libraries to plan renovation and interior upgrades for a new building. The former post office on East North Street sold to the library board for 31000 dollars last week, with WPA district offices occupying it now. Plans include fundraising by public subscription and a focus on Langhiln Library in Aliquippa.
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New Castle
Free Public Library
United States
East North Street
Library Board
Ocean Spanned 143 Times By Nazi Airmail
Berlin reports that in two years since Lufthansa opened the Germany South America mail service on February 3 1934 the South Atlantic crossing count reached 143. The system routes Central Europe to Sevilla and Las Palmas then uses Lufthansa flying boats with refueling stops and catapult ships to the South American coast. About 16,000,000 letters have been carried and planes have logged over 900,000 miles with few mishaps. Also Joseph R Bara named assistant service manager at Ford Motor Company Pittsburgh.
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Guffhansa
Germany
South America
South Atlantic
Sevilla
Spain
Las Palmas
Lufthansa
Allantic
South Americon
New Monkey Zoo Built In Denver
International News Service reports Denver opens a unique monkey zoo with a miniature island and wide moat. WPA workers convert a former stable into a two-story monkey house linked by a tunnel to a nearby artificial island, allowing water-filled encroachment and safe containment while granting monkeys access to tree branches.
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Denver
International News Service
United States
WPA
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