Parole Board Bill Leads Pennsylvania Legislature
A bill by Rep. Sarig Berks proposes county parole boards to approve parole requests with set limits. It bans paroles for convicts tied to poisoning, kidnapping, certain sex crimes or drug offenses and sets work aid, fee payments, and a three member unpaid parole board. The package also includes a tax to support the parole program and other unrelated legislative items from the same session.
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Harrisburg
Tavestie
Sarig
Berks
Chorus Girls Abducted In Bronx Case Against Two Men
Two chorus girls Lillian Rothaman and Elmore Katz said they were abducted assaulted and imprisoned for a week by Philip Gold and George Reisler in New York. Police charged the men with abduction and assault after finding blue marks on the singers. The sisters were found by their parents in a Bronx apartment and described threats of death during the ordeal.
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International News Service
New York
Mar
Bronx
Philip Gold
George Reisler
Lillian Rothaman
Elmore Katz
Child Claimed By Two Mothers Not Awarded
In Philadelphia on March 6 Judge Raymond MacNallie of Juvenile Court committed the abandoned “mystery boy” to the society for the protection of children from cruelty. The boy will live with a suitable family and receive religious instruction, maintenance, and education. The court found Mrs Silknitter unfit for motherhood though no proof ruleed out the possibility the child belongs to the Steimlings if future evidence shows Russell Stelming Jr. is theirs.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Camfen
N. J
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Martha Duff Silknitter
Mre
Earl R. Steimling
Raymond MacNallle
Society For the Protection of Children
MacNeille
Steimlings
Mercer Area Social and Church Notes Update
Mrs Donald Ries and son return from Jackson Center visit. Carson Orr and Dorothy were Sunday callers in Mercer. Michael Geary buys D I X Findley Mercer property. Carlton Minick is ill. Presbyterian church services noted. The musical program features The Child of the King. Mrs Samantha Simpson of Volant visited last Monday. Mrs William Courtney near Hope Mills recovering from Pittsburgh hospital stay. W G Rudolph attended business in New Castle. John Crawford and Robert McCracken visited Mercer Saturday. Lemuel Drake a Mercer hospital patient. Cemetery association auditors to meet at Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. Mrs Mary Kane of Cleveland visiting daughter Mrs Leo Geary. Mrs James Oakes visiting in Butler County. Mr Williams of McKeesport spent the week here. Funeral attendees from McCliland Potter at Volant Saturday. The Pull of Pep club to meet with Mrs Mayberry this week.
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Donald Ries
Jackson Center
Carson Orr
Dorothy
Mercer
Michael Geary
D. IX. Findley
Carlton Minick
Cecarlot Fasrar
Ian Church
Mark
Samanth Simpson
Volant
William Courtney
Helen Alexander
Pittsburgh
Hope Mills
W. G. Rudolph
New Castle
Messrs
John Crawford
Robert McCracken
Lemuel Drake
The
Cemetery Association
Presbyterian Church
Mary Kane
Cleveland
Leo Geary
James Oakes
Butler County
Willams
McKeesport
McClleland Potter
Rheumatic Pains Vanish With Modern Remedy Rheuma
Thousands of sufferers freed from rheumatism and swollen joints by Rheuma. The ad claims rapid relief from pain lumbago sciatica arthritis gout and neuralgia, promising noticeable improvement within a day and full help in under a week. McKee’s Kut Rate Store and druggists guarantee money back if relief is not achieved.
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McKee
New Quick Cough Remedy Promises Fast Relief
A vintage alert touts Dr King s New Discovery for Coughs as a simple quick treatment to stop coughing within hours. Users hold a teaspoonful in the throat for 15 20 seconds then swallow, claiming soothing relief and phlegm loosening.
Waiting List At Grove City Plant Reaches 700
Grove City Pa March 5 The waiting list at the Bessemer Cas Engine Co plant now totals 700 men seeking employment Supt Tuck Henry reports It is the largest list ever compiled at the plant With oil activity uncertain weather and road conditions delaying production an influx of orders is anticipated Machinists D QO Johnson Oil City and W M Clark Warren were hired today R R Clelland and F W Jordan have just returned from Fort Worth Texas A G Harshaw is in Florida
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Grove City
Bessemer Cas Engine Co
Tuck Henry
Mr. Henry
D. QO. Johnson
Oil City
W. M. Clark
Warren
R. R. Clelland
F. W. Jordan
Tt. Worth
Texas
A. G. Harshaw
Florida
Ima
Youngest Civil War Veteran Claimed at 74 in Franklin
FRANKLIN Pa March Phil Engelskirger 74 of this city is believed to be the youngest living Union Army veteran. He enlisted at 18 in New York on March 14 1864 served to the end and later remained in the regular army as a drummer. He was attached to the post at this locale.
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Franklin, Pa
Phil
Engelskirger
Leity
Hoe
New York
West Point recruit listed as 4 foot 6 and 100 pounds
Discharge papers show a West Point applicant measured 4 feet 6 inches tall and weighing about 100 pounds. On enlistment he reported the occupation of a boy.
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West Point
Student Recovers After Illness at Westminster College
New Wilmington Pennsylvania March 5 Friends of Jack Cutler of Sharpsville a member of the junior class of Westminster College will be glad to learn that he is again attending classes after three weeks illness.
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New Wilmington
Jack Cutler
Sharpsville
Westminster College
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