Pennsylvania Senate battles over relief funds and revenue needs
Conflicting statements mark a stalemate in Pennsylvania relief funding as a Senate finance sub committee is formed to determine required revenue. The House pushes a $3,000,000 relief transfer amid party lines, while a conference fails to agree on the mothers' assistance bill and other measures.
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Arthur H. Wakelee
International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
State Senate
Finance Committee
Senate Finance
John J. McClure
Delaware
House
Morton Witkin
Philadelphia
Jones
de Schweinitz
Witken
Edward N. Jones
WPA
Theodore Lane Bean
Montgomery
Hiram G. Andrews
Cambria
Department of Forests and Waters
Beavers Trapped in Ontario Area for Water Hole Restoration
Beavers are captured in Ontario Oregon for shipment to other parts of the state where their services are used to restore water holes and meadows. Daily, trapper Robert Long collects two to four beavers for the biological survey program.
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Ontario
Oregon
Robert Long
Biological
Landon Knox Unity Dinner Prompts Sweep Prediction
Republican chairman John D. M. Hamilton opens Landon campaign in New York and predicts a nationwide landslide for the Landon Knox ticket this fall. He cites high idealism in urging Democrats to reject Roosevelt and names Florida Georgia North Carolina as tossups.
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New York
John D. M. Hamilton
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Hotel Astor
Hamilton
Landon
Topeka
Landon-Knox
South
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
North Liberty Residents and Guests Highlight Local Socials
North Liberty residents and visitors from New Castle Butler Mahoning Town Sharon Avalon and Charleroi gather for weekend visits and family milestones. A June 15 wedding in New York City links Mae Cooper daughter of Arthur Cooper North Liberty to Arthur Cooper of River.
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H. H. Humphreys
Della Glenn
New Castle
O. J. Glenns
Misses McNeices
Butler
Annie Moores
Frank Humphreys
Mahoningtown
Hezekiah Vincent
Harry Thompson
Harlansburg
John Thompson
Russell Brown
Franklin
Howard Brennemans
Arthur Steveson
Sharon
Dan Stevenson
J. B. Mawhinney
Avalon
William Vincent
Arthur Cooper
Helen
New York City
H. H. van Cleve
Greensburg
van Cleve
Mae Cooper
North Liberty
Everett Cooper
River
German Woman Defeats U S Tennis Star at Wimbledon
Marie Louise Horn of Germany upset American Sarah Palfrey Pabyan in straight sets 6-3 7-5 in the Wimbledon women's singles. Katherine Stammers advanced past Miss V. K. King to set up a possible final with Helen Jacobs, the American champion.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Marie Louise Horn
Germany
Sarah Palfrey Pabyan
Brookline
Mass
Fraulein Horn
Katherine Stammers
England
Dorothy Round
Helen Jacobs
Miss V. K. King
Cooley Sentenced to 20 Days for Assault Charge
Johnson Cooley of Court street was jailed for 20 days by Alderman Wallace J. Ewing after a hearing on an assault and battery case brought by his wife Ethel Cooley. The News by Mail. One year five dollars.
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Johnson Cooley
Court Street
Wallace J. Ewing
Ethel Cooley
Court Orders Halt To Probe Of Police Court
Pittsburgh June 23 state supreme court halts the special grand jury probe into city police court magistrates. Chief Justice Joan W Kephart and four judges grant a writ of prohibition to stop the investigation and a writ of mandamus to release seized records. Anne X Alpern, assistant city solicitor, filed the petition.
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Pittsburgh
State
Supreme Court
Special
Grand Jury
William N. McNair
Joan W. Kephart
Anne X. Alpern
Hearing on writs in Philadelphia to be attended by officials
McNair and four magistrates signed the writs. A hearing will be held in Philadelphia Friday with Mayor's representatives and district attorney Andrew T. Park plus first assistant George F. P. Gangfitt. President Judge Ralph H. Smith will not attend, as he disclosed. A casual line notes a carefree remark about a child.
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McNair
Philadelphia
Andrew T. Park
George F. P. Gangfitt
Ralph H. Smith
Criminal Court
Infant Dies Of Blast Injuries In Burgettstown Tragedy
In Washington Pennsylvania a one year old Evelyn Huggins died in hospital from a fractured skull after a dynamite blast destroyed the Burgettstown home on June 18. Her mother and brother Tommy, 12, were buried nearby, sister Marie, 11, remained critically ill. Authorities hold a rifle-shot incident as the likely cause.
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Washington
Evelyn Huggins
Burgettstown
Kill
Washington Hospital
Tommy
Marie
Ancient Peoples Coexisted Without Antiseptics
The passage notes that ancient societies endured disease while relying on dirt and natural conditions, suggesting germs were exhausted or overwhelmed before formal antiseptics existed. It presents a historical perspective on premodern disease management and hygiene practices.
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Stanford Stars
Grayson
Tromp As
Stanford University
Southern California
Stanford
Pacific Coast
Bobby Grayson
Bones Hamilton
Frank Alustiza
Alex Trompas
Larry Rouble
Bob Reynolds
Beavers
Penney’s
Armstrong
East Washington
Knox
Nation
Robert Elder
Frances George
John Sampson
Charleroi
Harold Fiske
Blacktown
J. E. Spanglehour
U. S
Sunoco
Mae
America
Eton
Sanforiz
Bidcloth
Shirley Temple
Mary
Pic
Ginger
Ginger Rogers
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Briggan
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