Girl Employed In Rich Home Testifies At Trial
Miss Annie Startarr testified in the Hallsville Community Court about events at the Rich home leading to the murder of Michael Rich. She said Angeline Mavarolla, a former domestic, took her to a bedroom on December 25 1958 and warned that she planned to shoot Rich if he did not comply. The witness’s account, presented by the Commonwealth, was challenged by defense during cross examination.
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Pa Newe Observes Local City Signs and Events
Pa Newe notes completion of erecting city limit signs on the auto route with black letters reading Greater New Castle City Limits. Repairs to streets near Central Fire station are ongoing and a large scale event schedule follows, including a Friday fish series and other festivities.
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New Castle City Limits
Jefferson
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Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 5 am Tuesday. Data include minimum temperature and rainfall amounts.
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Daily Weather Report
United States
Chamberlain condemns Hitler moves as inconsistent with Munich spirit
London March 15 Neville Chamberlain briefed the house of commons on Adolf Hitler s occupation of Bohemia and Moravia calling it inconsistent with the spirit of Munich He warned the action would delay promised European peace and said Germany now occupies lands with non German peoples He expressed regret but reaffirmed resolve to stay the course. continuing coverage noted the remarks would continue on page two.
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Tax Proposal Officials Gauge Sentiment For James Plan
Harrisburg March 15 James administration tests public mood on new tax legislation during current assembly session. Two trial balloons released include a bill to tax amusements and Gov James admitting possible need for new taxes. If needed a special session could be called to enact measures.
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General Assembly
Arthur H James
Duquesne Coach Smith Resigns Amid Pitt Turmoil
Duquesne University head coach and athletic director Adola P. Little Clipper Smith resigned after three years, citing the best interests of the university. The move comes as the University of Pittsburgh attracts attention with the withdrawal of head football coach Jonas B. Sutherland, unsettling local sports observers. The resignation was announced by Rev. J. J. Gallahan, president of Duquesne.
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Sutherland May Take State Post
Pittsburgh March 14 John B Jock Sutherland former head football coach at the University of Pittsburgh and long time dental faculty member is considering an offer to become director of hygiene in the state health department. The idea is to keep him in touch with young people and reflects his reputation in public health circles.
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International Sewa Sacriee
Pittsburgh
John B
Jock” Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Nent
Jock
Cold Weather Forecast Returns Across Western Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania faced hints of rain but forecasters warned that cold weather would return, despite brief springlike warmth. The Weather Bureau and regional outlooks differed, with one predicting a late-season cold snap while another suggested a milder follow-up period.
New Battle On Relief Looms In Congress
Democratic leaders consider an investigation of the WPA to win support for a $150 million emergency relief fund. House Appropriations Chair Edward Taylor orders brief hearings as WEA chief Harrington testifies on relief rolls and projected layoffs. Woodrum leads opposition to the extra money amid claims of need and political showdown.
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Virginia
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Edward Taylor
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Film Warns Lions Of Termite Menace
New Castle Lions heard a talkie film by contractor Alvert W. Bauman on termites and their methods of damage. The presentation explained termite life, the scope of annual destruction miles away, and how science combats the pest.
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New Castle Lions
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Pierre
Czech Treaties To Be Liquidated In Berlin Report
Berlin dispatch reports that the treaties between Czechoslovakia and its eastern neighbors will be liquidated in the same way as Austrian treaties. It says Hungarian and Ruthenian incidents, charges and counter charges will be settled amicably, as believed.
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Cacho-Slovakia
Berlin
Full Crew Law Is Held Invalid at State Session
Harrisburg, March 15. Dauphin County Court ruled Pennsylvania's Full Crew Law unconstitutional. Judge John E. Fox found the 24 page opinion shows the 1937 measure arbitrary and unreasonable under the 14th Amendment and the Commerce Clause. The act was enjoined permanently and already undermined by prior injunctions and extended litigation.
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Earle
Hitler Defends Move into Bohemia and Moravia
Berlin reports Hitler accuses Greck terror and orders German army and air force to move into Bohemia Moravia to safeguard Germans and create order. He urges troops to treat inhabitants as bearers of Reich will and warns resistance will be crushed. Prague reportedly orders no armed resistance to the march.
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Man Kills Son Then Ends His Own Life in Sayville
SAYVILLE N Y March 15 A man Vance Thompson 44 killed his five year old son Daniel with a blunt instrument then placed the body in a bathtub filled with water, and killed himself Thompson believed he suffered from an incurable disease his wife was at a movie.
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Meeting At Legion Home Thursday Night
A special meeting is called for Drrnel Leasure Auxiliary and Camp and others to decide final details for the dedication of the Spanish American War Veterans monument on the Diamond. The gathering aims to organize and finalize plans for the ceremony.
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Prospects For Tax Revision In Washington
Prospects brighten for congressional revision of federal corporate taxes to cut levies and protect revenue, while social security taxes face changes to aid the small taxpayer. President Roosevelt convenes leaders Pat Harrison and Jere Cooper at the White House to discuss the tax situation, promising opposition to any cut in corporate taxes after treasury study. Continued on page two.
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Man And Woman Found Dead In Parked Auto
In Haddon Heights a man and a woman were found dead in a car due to carbon monoxide fumes from a hose-like device. Police detective Wilfred Dube said the note found addressed to the husband suggests a possible domestic motive. the car was registered to a Westmont man, who is not believed to be the deceased husband.
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Philadelphia Mayor Urged to Return or Quit
Philadelphia March 15 The city chief executive faced sharp criticism from Davis Wilson and others for remaining on vacation in the Pocono mountains. Calls mounted for him to return to duties or resign, with opponents demanding a substitute be appointed.
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Philadelphia
Hungarian Troops Move Into Ruthenia Frontiers Opened
Hungarian troops crossed into Ruthenia amid reports of cordial frontier contact with Polish forces. The movement, described as part of a shared frontier dream, was confirmed by multiple dispatches from Budapest and London.
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George Bealint
Budapest
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Dies Basin
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Hun Foreas
Last Day To Make Income Tax Reports
Washington report notes the final day for individuals and business firms to file income tax returns. President Roosevelt and other top taxpayers are mentioned amid last minute activity as the treasury processes surge before deadlines.
Man Found Dead Faces Identity Gap in Washington News
National briefing notes an unidentified man found dead near Sunday morning in a western county area. Local authorities say he is believed to be a transient, with investigation ongoing to determine identity. No known links to nearby residents yet.
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Cormiry
Charles Piper
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Death Record Notice of Local Obituaries and Ages
Obituary notices list Walter Pindonm aged 44 and Leon Hult aged 26 along with other regional passings. The fragmentary item notes addresses and ages, reflecting a brief death record entry in a Wednesday edition.
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Reamer
Walter Pindonm
Byaial Adreet
Leon Hult
German Troops Seize Prague Amid Nazi Occupation
Report fronts Prague as German forces assume control of the Bohemia Moravia protectorate. The occupation tightens Nazi domination over Czech lands, with authorities asserting complete military oversight and swift enforcement across the city.
Czech Hungarian Conference on Army Positions
The Czech and Hungarian delegates held talks on military positions in Budapest May 15. A high official requested a five day halt to progress, with terms detailing truce arrangements at the Hungarian headquarters as negotiations continued.
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Fragmented OCR riddle text about New York scene
A garbled OCR fragment hints at New York and fashion or travel details. It mentions suits of clothes, the sea, and a reference to the USS and a voyage, but the readable content is highly corrupted with no clear event, person, or date to summarize definitively.
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