Washington congressman Zioncheck moved to Towson hospital
Marion A. Zioncheck of Washington state, a Democratic representative, was confined today at the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt hospital in Towson Maryland. He was transferred from Gallinger hospital in Washington under guard amid claims of kidnaping and railroaded removal plans. His lunacy hearing was postponed.
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International News Service
Towson
Marion A. Zioncheck
Washington State
Congress
Sheppard and
Enoch Pratt Hospital
Gallinger Hospital
Washington
District of Columbia
Zioncheck
Rubye Nix
Texarkana
Texas
PWA
Sheppard-Pratt
Cigaret Nearly Cost Life In Monongahela
Patsy Robb a 27 year old man from Stockdaletown narrowly escaped death in Monongahela when a discarded cigarette he threw away while washing a motor block with gasoline ignited a flash. He was severely burned but expected to survive despite the blaze.
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Monongahela
Patsy Robb
Stockdaletown
Robb
Relief Funds Threatened as Pennsylvania Senate Defers Transfer
The Pennsylvania Senate failed to pass a $1,000,000 emergency relief transfer, risking aid for about 35,000 direct relief cases. Relief director Karl De Schweinitz warned checks already issued would be affected, with June expenses totaling about 6.29 million dollars. Senate Democrats criticized weekly transfers while Republicans hoped for a later vote.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
Pennsylvania
Karl de Schweinitz
de Schweinitz
International News Service
State Emergency Relief Administration
Edward J. Thompson
D. Philipsburg
Senate
House
Ership
Thompson
Senate Finance Committee
Officers Named By Local Lodge In McGon Hall Meeting
Warren Starr was named councillor for the coming year by New Castle Council No. 180 Fraternal Patriotic Americans at their annual election in McGounhall on East Washington street Tuesday evening. Installation will be July 7 with initiation of new members. The order’s annual picnic is set for Castle View on the Youngstown road Friday June 26. Other officers named include Clair Shaner vice councillor G G Emerick junior past councillor C F Van Horn recording secretary John T Lee assistant recording secretary Frank Zeigler financial secretary Robert E Barkley treasurer John Kegarise conductor Russell Clark warden L E Shover inside sentinel Herbert Saxton Sr chaplain John Alexander trustee Elmer Brown state council representative Robert E Barkley alternate D R Campbell.
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Warren Starr
New Castle
Clair Shaner
G. G. Emerick
C. F. van Horn
John T. Lee
Frank Zeigler
Robert E. Barkley
John Kegarise
Russell Clark
Inside Sentinel
L. E. Shover
Outside Sentinel
Herbert Saxton, Sr
John Alexander
Elmer Brown
Romans Fight Battle Near London in 43 A D
In 43 A D Roman Emperor Clodius invaded Britain with elephants camels and African natives. The Romans won the battle though British horses suffered leg injuries from knives used by the natives.
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London
Clodius
Britain
Northwestern Pennsylvania Flower Show Heads to New Castle
Announcement of the annual North western Pennsylvania Wholesale and Retail Growers Association show to be held in New Castle from November 11 to 14 features chrysanthemums and roses. The four day event draws flower lovers from four states with prize blooms from PA eastern Ohio northern West Virginia and western New York. Cathedral hosts the display with florists coordinating committees later that afternoon. In other notes Col Milton G Baker of the Valley Forge Military Academy enforces dress regulations with his regiment and evening movies at the recreation hall boost troop morale.
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Pennsylvania Wholesale and Retail Growers Association
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
New York
Milton G. Baker
Valley Forge Military Academy
Recreation Hall
Troop F 103rd Cavalry Settles into Camp Routine
Special to The News reports Troop F of the 103rd Cavalry at Camp Weigel Annville Pa settling into routine. Visitors include L B Round and longtime sponsors who praise camp improvements such as a modern cement floored mess hall kitchen and hard coal stove. Troopers express gratitude for a donation from Fred L Rentz as close order drill and first maneuvers proceed.
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William K. Cochran
Fred L. Rentz
Round
Order antitoxin for fourth victims
Harrisburg reports Dr. Edith MacBride-Dexter secretary of health ordered extra tetanus antitoxin supplies to 431 distributors statewide. By July 1 each distributor will stock 1500 units for free distribution to those unable to pay. Inspections found proper storage facilities. cost estimated at about 2000 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Edith MacBride - Dexter
Department of Health
Since none of you agree with me
The man says he believes his watch must be wrong because none of the others agree with him.
State Delegation In Demonstration At Democratic Convention
Philadelphia reporters describe a huge June demonstration at the National Democratic convention led by Governor George H Earl e, with U S Senator Joseph F Guffey and Emma Guffey Miller at the head. The crowd roared after Earl e spoke and again during a ten minute finale, as observers noted he might have been a VP candidate under different circumstances.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Penn Sylvania
Emma Guffey Miller
Earle
Earle for senator in 1938 discussed in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania the delegation discussed Earle as a potential U S Senate candidate for 1938 should the term of Senator James J Davis expire. The post is associated with John Nance Garner of Texas.
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John Nance Garner
Texas
Earle
U. S
James J. Davis
Slippery Rock Men Paroled After Plea
Edward Trufley and Stanley Bock of Slippery Rock were paroled for six months by Judge John H. Wilson after pleading guilty to entering the James B. Topley property and stealing a peanut vending machine. Parole requires law compliance, reporting to Probation Officer Hunter E. Coulter, paying costs, and restitution to Topley.
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Butler
Edward Trufley
Stanley Bock
Slippery Rock
James B. Topley
John H. Wilson
Hunter E. Coulter
Topley
Maidencreek Ontelaunee watershed eyed as game refuge
Reading officials report state game commission may plan to convert the 3000 acre Maidencreek Lake Ontelaunee watershed eight miles north of Reading into a permanently closed game refuge.
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International News Service
Reading
State Game Come
Maidencreek-lake Ontelaunee
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