Last Minute Alignments In State Campaign
Developments on both parties surface as campaign nears its close. Feiner Gov Gillard Pinchot endorse candidates for various posts. Davis backed for reelection and Harris of Pittsburgh urged for tentative power roles. Democratic leaders deny charges and assert independence, while independent figures warn against party picks to tilt November results. (Continued on next page)
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Orm
Feiner
Gillard Pinchot
U.S
Benetor Barres
J. Davis
Tedleckinn
Frank J. Harris
Pitsburgh
Tentenael Powermor Ans
Benjamin C. Jones
Tyrone
Internal Affairs Superior Court
Jadee Arthin ¥. James
Dorsea Samuel
Lewis
Yorkh
Flere
O Prosistent
James
G. My Son
Owlett
Wellsboro
U. S
Davis
O. P
Chaiman G. Haward Green
Rahoheed
Dude Dames
Hiv
Closeply
N. Pew
Philadelphia
David G. Lawrence
Liew
Groy
Thomas Kennedy
CTO
Chilley Publickati
Way
Tani
John L. Lewis
George H. Earle
Charles J. Margiolli
Ancdate
Cam
Rainy day comforts town and blooming Laurel tree
The town notes light rain being welcomed as the first real precip of the season. A fifteen year old Laurel tree on Bi vmond street near the large corner is full of buds, violet pink flowers admired by passersby. Local river wash and road conditions briefly referenced amid street observations.
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Bi Vmond Street
Bude
Scott Mill Srece
Jefferson Street
Daily Weather Report for Period Ending 5 P.M.
Daily weather report for the period ending 5 o clock at day evening. statistics include river stage, maximum temperature, precipitation, and related figures. Data show high and low readings with values such as 64 for temperature and .79 of an inch for precipitation, with missing or unclear city names and stations in the text.
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Mimi
River St
Sun Detracts From Moon Eclipse Today
A lunar eclipse unfolded under a bright sun as Earth’s shadow crossed the moon. The event began around 2:44 a.m. and ended by about 7:43 a.m. ET, with the sun rising to wash out the sky and shorten the viewing window to roughly 51 minutes.
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Garih
Trial acquits Father Cox on conspiracy charge
Pittsburgh May 4 Rev Father Janes R Cox of St Patrick's Church was acquitted by a federal court jury on conspiracy in a $25000 monastery garden stakes contest. Jury discharged after 24 hour deadlock on fraud and mail lottery charges. Judge Schoonmaker released them. US Attorney Ray said he'll retry on other charges. Western Canadian dust storm devastates wheat areas. Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta hit. prices rise as crops damaged and losses tally.
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U. S
John D. Ray
Father Cox
Makeup Murderer Confesses in Makeup Concealment Case
Steve Kovaleik, 22, a farm youth from Jefferson, faces first degree murder charges after allegedly confessing in a signed statement to a makeup covered killing of Walter Kangas, 31, of North Geneva. Prosecutor Ward Cross said Kovaleik’s affection for Mrs Kangas fueled the crime.
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Steve Kovaleik
Jefferson
Kovaleik
Walter Kangas
North Geneva
Kovalcik
Mrs. Kangas
Ward Cross
U S Protest Rejected Over German Census Decree
Berlin reports the United States protested Goering's decree calling for a census of American Jewish fortunes in Germany. The German agency dismissed the protest as unjustified and said no grounds existed to claim violation of the German American treaty of friendship. The claim that the decree outlawed racial discrimination was denied.
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Berlin
United States
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Civilians End Hunt For Girl in Pa Missing Child Case
Civilians returned home as state police and National Guardsmen took over the search for four year old Marjory West near Bradford Pennsylvania. Cavalry troops from Punxsutawney and Dubois joined volunteers in an intensified elbow to elbow search. Authorities say over 61 square miles around White area have been scoured with more than 100 state patrols and additional guardsmen deployed.
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Jas
Percy W. Poote
Aves
White
Eckener Confers With Ickes On Helium Supplies
Dr Hugo Eckener, veteran zeppelin expert, met privately with Secretary Ickes in Washington to discuss Germany’s bid for helium for the LZ-130 trans Atlantic dirigible. Ickes has blocked shipments citing military importance but invited Eckener to visit anytime.
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Cinernational News Service
Washington
Hugo Ecker
Ickes
Germany
Japanese Claim Railway Is Cut Near Suchow
International News Service reports from Shanghai May 14 that Japanese forces claim to have cut the Linghai railway from the coast to central China. A communique says mobile columns advance from the south and sever lines near Tangshan and Suchow, with a steel bridge blown. Chinese forces reportedly attack harbor works at Hankow and tracks along the Lunghai line as Japan presses to isolate roughly 500000 Chinese troops, with battles around Le.
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International News Service
China
Linghai
Ling
Suchow
Tangshan
Hankow
Hanchow
Tana
Bne
Feo
Hong Kong
Minhua
Fooenow
Lunghai
Lunkhay
le Railway
Weather outlook for coming week across regions
Weather outlook reports generally fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic states with possible snowers midweek and warmer temperatures midweek cooling by Friday. Ohio Valley and Tennessee see fair conditions with showers midweek and a warmer trend Tuesday, cooler Thursday and warmer at week end.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Genfair
Chile to Withdraw From League of Nations
Geneva May 14 Chilean government directs its Geneva delegate to notify the League of Nations of its withdrawal with the statutory two year notice. A council resolution urges powers to aid China per prior resolutions and condemns Japan for alleged use of poison gas. The council plans a unanimous resolution affirming Swiss neutrality.
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League of Country
Hlyrnational News Service
Geneva
League of Nations
China
Japan
League
Pians
Senate backs quick passage for recovery spending bill
Senate moves swiftly toward approving the administration's 43 179 435 000 spend-lend recovery bill with support from most spenders. A conservative bloc of Democrats and Republicans challenges PWA pump priming, targeting 965 000 000 for PWA programs and 500 000 000 for PWA revolving funds. Debate centers on 1 250 000 000 for WPA needs through July 1. Hopkins Wallace Ickes and Bell slated to justify items as hearings begin with hopes for speedy passage by Thursday.
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Washington
Senate
PWA
Public Works Administration
Warmiacking
Works Progress
Appropriations Sub Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Secretary of the Interior
Harald L. Ickes
Daniel Bell
Adams
Colorado
Barkley
Kentucky
No G Men To Watch Polls In State Election
The Justice Department announced there will be no federal agents policing Pennsylvania’s upcoming primary. No authority exists for G-men to act as poll-watchers or political investigators, and none will be sent to Pennsylvania, keeping the election a strictly state matter.
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Washington
G-men
Pennsylvania
Department of Justice
Congressiona
Justice Department
Large Crowd at Ready to Launch James Meeting Air Mail Week
A large crowd gathers for a meeting in Lawrence Cam No 1 to back James Dorsett as governor candidate for the Republican ticket. Speakers include William S, Howard Kennedy, and others, promoting Air Mail Week and urging support for Dorsett while noting special cachets and post office events from New Castle to multiple cities during the national air mail celebration.
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Air Mail Week
Jasemehr
B. Doreet
Pes Varia State Grenge
William S
Siint
Westmeland
Howard Kennedy
Lugerme County
Lawrence Cam
Arthur EB Dames
Smd
Earle
John Lew Dorset
Gur
Jehan Lewis
Dorsett
Pascred
Wew Castle
National Air Mall
Richard
New Castle Corners
Gistrey
Butler
Add Selye
Midiand
Tampa
Mia
Sebring
O. Carasagia
Resignation Rumor Denied By Roper
Washington May 14 A prompt denial was issued regarding a rumor that Secretary of Commerce Daniel Roper planned to resign over a dispute about transferring the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce to the State Department. Roper said no resignation is impending. a bureau shift required act of Congress.
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Cinternational
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel
Roper
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Roosevelt
Congress
Clearfield Boy Missing Sparks State Patrol Hunt
In Clearfield Pennsylvania on May 14 the State Motor Patrol sought help to locate 38 year old Jobe Ruffner missing from his home since Thursday night. His anxious parents Mr and Mrs John Ruffner appealed after fruitless searches. Police said he might have run away with a child but the parents disputed this theory. His father is identified as a WPA worker and companions gave conflicting accounts of the last sighting Thursday night.
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Clearfield
State Motor Patrol
Jobe, Ruffner
Syjiee Dash
John Ruffmer
Chris
WPA
Milk Fund Tag Day In Progress In New Castle
Despite a heavy downpour the Orsi annual milk fund tag day is underway in New Castle. The New Castle Exchange Club sponsors the drive to raise funds for fresh pasteurized milk for children. Proceeds support local families and the effort ends later today.
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New Castle
Newcastle Exchange Club
Changes in Polling Places Announced for Ward Precincts
Three polling place changes were announced. The first precinct of the Guard ward moves to the Second Up District on County Lime Street. The fourth precinct of Thanan township is relocated to Didi owned by John Talis. The seventh precinct of the ward relocates to Rievaad Cup at Troess’ Garage, 200 Glen Avenue, by the county.
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Gaurd
Chien
County Lime Street
Thanan Township
Didi
John Talis
Troess
Glen Avenue
Coun
House Delays Wage Hour Amendments Measure Vote
Washington May 14 committee leaders blocked appeals for wage hour exemptions to the Norton Wage Hour Bill. They plan to pursue passage with a 25 cent minimum wage and a 40 hour work week, aiming to bring the measure to a vote by May 23 with possible amendments and exemptions under consideration.
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Washington
House
Aker
Snd
Mary P. Morten
New Jersey
Labor Committee
Fvbor van Millee
Rep. Wood
Death Record for Schuster Shoat Candleberry in 1938
Death notices list John Joseph Schuster aged 66 of 419 Woodstreet Jacob W Shoat aged 78 of 1714 Hamilton sired and Charles Candleberry aged 57 of Carbon Pa. The entries are brief and reflect intra-city records.
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John Joseph Schuster
Woodstreet
Jacob W. Shoat
Hamilton
Mr Charles Candleberry
Carbon
Mexico Recalls Minister From Great Britain
Mexico recalls its minister to Britain amid a diplomatic rift with London. Mexico cites Britain’s default as a key issue and stresses U.S. debt relations while detailing the severance of formal diplomatic relations with Great Britain.
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Mexico
Great Britain
Claims Innocence As He Is Executed
Fragmented text from a MOUNDSVILLE report shows a man proclaiming innocence before execution. Police and court references appear amid garbled phrases about degrees, medical needs, and public statements. The readable portions suggest a posthumous or platform moment with limited coherent context.
Untitled fragment hints at a chaotic scene and casualties
A garbled OCR fragment describes wounded people, doors, bells, and walls with mentions of Fre dane Shea and De Cones Kes ti. The text is fragmented with unclear names and events, making precise reporting difficult.
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Plorc
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