Girl Killed By Insane Mother
Freehold New Jersey May 26 state troopers found the body of Gladys Quackenbush 28 with bloodstained axe hammer and paring knife nearby in a home where her mother Arietta Quackenbush 65 said she beat me last night and this morning I killed her Neighbors had heard a quarrel and called troopers when both did not appear Mrs Quackenbush had recently been released from a Trenton hospital after being committed for insanity and the daughter had agreed to care for her
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Freehold
N. J
Gladys Quackenbush
Arietta Quackenbush
Baltimore Auditor James Dunn Jr Shoots Self to Die
James F. Dunn Jr, chief auditor of the public service commission, died by suicide in Baltimore after a nervous breakdown. The bulletin from International News Service reports he shot himself through the heart, ending his life today.
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International News Service
Baltimore
James F. Dunn, Jr
Public Service Commission
Humming Bird Rescued From Cat By Boy Scouts
A humming bird was rescued from a cat on Sunday by D. F. Donegan of Lecavenue and handed to a local Boy Scout who cared for it with an eye dropper built a nest and on Monday brought it to Scout Executive Calahan. The bird is now able to fly somewhat and is steadily strengthening, with headquarters offering care for injured city animals.
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Boy Scout
D. F. Donegan
Lecavenue
Calahan
Scout
Stitzinger and McCamic Named Lion Delegates
E L Stitzinger and L H McCamic were elected delegates to the Lions International convention in Cedar Point Ohio June 20 to July 2. The May 26 Lions meeting at the YMCA approved the delegation and heard Rev Benjamin White discuss the Children’s Home Society work. The Girls High School band and Benjamin Franklin students provided musical items.
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King Lion
E. L. Stitzinger
L. i. McCamic
Lions Club
Lions International
Cedar Caint
Legal Club
Benjamin White
Children's Home Society
Prof
Paton
William and
Clarence Stevenson
Benjamin Franklin High School
Judge Refuses To Free Miss Macri
New Haven Conn May 26 Judge C L Avery again refused to admit Olympia Macri slayer of John Bagnano to bail He would consider a ball bond and decide later State s Attorney Alling said the case will be fairly disposed of at the next term of court
Head of Chicago University Dies
Ernest DeWitt Burton, president of the University of Chicago and a nationally known educator, died in a Chicago hospital today from intestinal cancer. The bulletin from International News Services reports his death on May 26.
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Chicago
Ernest Dewitt Burton
University of Chicago
Local Names in New Castle and Youngstown Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals linked to New Castle and Youngstown including Harry We Lutton Elizabeth Jane Blackford Eddie Cola Thelma Steudmore and E. Youngstown. No clear events or roles are given in the text.
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Harry We Lutton
New Castle
Elizabeth Jane Blackford
Eddie Cola
E. Youngstown
Thelma Steudmore
Aetna E. Youngstown
Poison gas export ban rejected by Geneva subcommittee
International News Service reports the Geneva arms control conference subcommittee on poison gas rejected the U S proposal to ban exports this afternoon in a secret session. Congressman Theodore A Burton, head of the American delegation, plans to reintroduce the amendment at tomorrow's general commission meeting.
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Bbulletin
International News Service
Geneva
America
Theodore A. Burton
General Commission of the Conference
Congregation Rents New Lutheran Church Home
The Christ Evangelical Lutheran church led by Rev. George F.P. Hegele plans a Pentecost Sunday dedication at a new permanent church location. Worship will be held in the former Fourth Presbyterian building until relocation.
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Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation
Leages Fourth
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
George FP. Hegele
Chronic Disease Specialist Offers Nonoperative Rectal Treatment
Advertisement from a medical specialist promoting nonoperative treatment for rectal diseases such as fissures fistulas ulcers and other painful conditions. Free examination with payment only if a cure or relief is achieved.
New Missouri Synod Lutheran Church Opens in City
The church at the corner of South Jafferson and Chartes streets near Terrace Avenue School, rented by the Missouri Synod Mission Board, will be led by Rev. George F. Hogele. He will install pastor Karl B. Schmidt and other officers in a bilingual service at 10:30 a.m. with English and German. The first confirmand Henry Frontus will receive confirmation. Holy Communion follows. Pastor Hogele plans a summer school to teach Religion, Faith, and German to local youth.
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South Jafferson and
Chartes Streets
Terrace Avenue
Church Council
Misiom Board
Missouri Synod
Evan-gelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America
George F. Hogele
St. Paul's Church
Karl B. Schmidt
William Guenther
William Maber
Ldere
John Froolue
Andrew Paulinit
August Guenther
Henry Frontus
Hmegeln
Norris Postmaster Eyes Return After Health Improvement
Postmaster J. C. Norris hopes to resume duties in ten days or two weeks as health improves. He is home on West Washington Street after returning from Cleveland where he underwent an operation for stomach trouble. Officials say the operation appears successful and the problem is eliminated.
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J. C. Norris
Norris
Washington Street
Cleveland
Epworth M. E. Troop In Session Tonight
Epworth M. E. Boy Scout Troop 10 will hold a meeting tonight at Aiken school. A fire by friction contest will be held and every scout 16 asked to bring treats. scoutmaster Raney requests all methods in. Week's day to be present.
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Epworth
Mahoning A A Will Practice Wednesday Before York Game
Mahoning A A will hold a practice session Wednesday evening at the E and A division grounds in preparation for Thursday afternoon’s game with the Pennsylvania railroad team of Youngstown. All players are urged to report tomorrow, in excess of the normal average, which will soon be impossible.
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Mahoning Acca
E. and A. Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Youngstown
Separate Trials For 19 Strikers Ordered By Judge
MOUNDSVILLE M Va May 25 Separate trials for 19 persons including two women indicted as a result of the Glendula coal strike rioting on April 19 were ordered this afternoon by Judge P D Morgan in Circuit court. The court refused delay despite defense pleas amid local hostility after the bombing of two miners homes yesterday. Hyance Cornish was first defendant to face trial.
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International News Service
Moundsville
M. Va
Glendula
P. D. Morgin
Hyance Cornish
Scout Troop Charter Presented at Parish Church
Owen P. Fox, scout commissioner, presented the troop charter and certificates to First Presbyterian Church Troop Li during a weekly meeting in the church basement. Scoutmaster Shuilz oversaw instruction in the scout laws and led the session.
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Owen P. Fox
Shuilz
Lines Say Game Will Be Plentiful In Season
A clipped note hints at plentiful game ahead for hunters and outdoorsmen. It mentions hidlers who enjoy taming terrain will be busy as the season approaches.
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Lines
Turkey poults sighted during warden Lines field trip
Game Warden J H Lines reports promising signs for a bountiful fall in Somerset and Westmoreland counties. Mrs Lines oversees nine galleries under his supervision and recently returned from an inspection trip. He saw abundant small game and noted a wild turkey hen with 14 young, plus another with eight and six.
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J. H. Lines
Lines
Somerset
Westmoreland
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
A hospital notes listing admitted patients including Troward Rader Parkarsville William Foster and others in Pittsburgh and nearby towns. Discharges include Philly Sidelik Bessemer William Rose Mrs Alice Thompson and baby Trillcrest Avenue and Effie Ritts and baby 201 Mills Way. A school day vignette describes Johnny and Billy punished for misbehavior with apples and Adam and Eve reference. A divorced Los Angeles woman and a note on civilization and flight training wrap the fragment.
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Troward Rader
Park
Arsville
William Foster
Rosedale Avenue
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Patlen
Rigby
William Boston
Ganty Birch
Bessemer
June Ridely
Nglish
Philly Sidelik
William Rose
Jefferson Street
Alice Thompson
Baby
Trillcrest Avenue
Effie Ritts
Mills Way
Knights Templar Parade Thrills Harrisburg Crowds
In Harrisburg today more than seven thousand Knights Templar from 53 commanderies marched in a four mile parade as banners and white plumes fluttered in a stiff breeze. Spectators lined sidewalks across the route while flags and bunting decorate every building for the sixth annual conclave. The day’s weather stayed temperate and clear, enhancing the pageantry.
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International Sess
Harrisburgh
Knights Templar
Keystone
Four Mile
Hundred Chickens Killed in Farm Explosion
An explosion at the Emanuel Weinschenk farm near Savannah Church killed about one hundred chickens today. The owner, a brother of the resident who recently lost his home in a fire, said the loss is heavy.
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Emanuel Weinschenk
Savannah Church
Weinschenk
Card of Thanks to Local 11 community
I express heartfelt thanks for kindness shown during my bereavement. Gratitude to Superintendent Graham, principals, advisers, teachers, pupils, Rev. Davis, Miss Dodds, Dr. Baker, the New Wilmington schools, and all friends and neighbors. I shall never forget their deeds. Mrs Malde Carr.
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Tehir
Graham
Davis
Miss Dodds
Baker
New Wilmington
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