Girl Killed By Insane Mother
In Freehold New Jersey state troopers found Gladys Quackenbush dead at home with an axe hammer and paring knife nearby. The 28 year old woman’s mother Arietta Quackenbush 65 then claimed she killed her. Neighbors reported a nightlong quarrel and the mother had recently been released from a state hospital for the insane.
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International News Service
Freehold
N. J
Gladys Quackenbush
Arietta Quackenbush
Baltimore Auditor Dies by Own Action
Baltimore public service commission chief auditor James F. Dunn Jr. shot himself through the heart today amid a nervous breakdown. The tragedy occurred in Baltimore Maryland.
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Baltimore
James F. Dunn, Jr
The
Public Service Commission
Humming Bird Rescued From Cat by Scout Helpers
A humming bird rescued from a hungry cat on Sunday by D. F. Donegan of Lee Avenue was cared for by a local boy scout who fed it with an eye dropper, built a nest, and on Monday brought it to Boy Scout Headquarters to Scout Executive Calahan. The bird is now able to fly and gaining strength as scouts offer to help injured animals in the city.
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Boy Scout
D. F. Donegan
Lee Avenue
Scout
Calahan
Lions Choose Delegates for International Convention
E L Stitzinger and L H McCamic were elected Lions delegates to the Lions International convention at Cedar Point Ohio from June 29 to July 2. The May 26 club meeting at the YMCA noted the event will draw thousands of delegates and families. Rev Benjamin White spoke for the Children's Home Society on placing children in good homes. The Girls High School band, led by Prof Paton, performed along with William and Clarence Stevenson from Benjamin Franklin High School.
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King Lion
E. L. Stitzinger
L. K. McCamic
Lions Club
Lions International
Cedar Point
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 refused to admit Olympia Macri the slayer of John Bagnano to bail He would consider the advisability of a bail bond and decide later State's Attorney Alling said the case will be finally disposed of at the next term of court.
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International News Service
New Haven Conn
C. L. Avery
Olympia Macri
John Bagnano
Avery
Alling
Head of Chicago University Dies
Ernest De Witt Burton, president of the University of Chicago and prominent educator, died at a Chicago hospital today from intestinal cancer.
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Chicago University
International News Service
Chicago
Ernest Dewitt Burton
University of Chicago
Sub Committee Denies U S Plans On Poison Gas Export
Geneva May 26 The military sub committee at the arms control conference rejected Americas proposal to ban poison gas exports. Rep Theodore A Burton as American delegation chair will refile the amendment at the general conference meeting tomorrow. The document then shifts to local church news about the Missouri Synod Lutheran church installation of its first church council and a summer program.
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Geneva
America
Theodore A. Burton
General Commission
Congregation Moves to New Lutheran Church Home
The Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church led by Rev. George F. Hegele will dedicate a new permanent place of worship on Pentecost Sunday in the former Fourth Presbyterian building as Easter founders organized the congregation.
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Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
George F. Hegele
Fourth Presbyterian
Dr R MacKenzie Rectal Disease Specialist Ad Offers Non operative Cure
Dr R MacKenzie at 115 North Jefferson Street New Castle Pennsylvania advertises as a specialist in rectal diseases. The ad promotes non operative treatment for hemorrhoids fistula fissure ulcers and other rectal conditions with free examination and no charge unless treatment is given.
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North
Jefferson Street
New Castles
Norris Hopes To Resume Duties In Near Future
Postmaster J. C. Norris plans to return to the local post office in about ten days or two weeks if his health improves. He is recovering at home on West Washington street after returning Sunday from Cleveland where doctors operated for stomach trouble. He said the operation was successful and the underlying trouble appears eliminated.
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J. C. Norris
Mr. Norris
West Washington Street
Cleveland
Norris
Epworth M. E. Troop Meets Tonight at Aiken School
Epworth M. E. Boy Scout Troop 10 holds a meeting at the Aiken school tonight. A fire by friction contest is planned. Scouts should bring a bow thunder bird and tinder. Scoutmaster Raney asks every boy to attend.
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Epworth
Mahoning A. A. Holds Wednesday Practice Before Youngstown Game
The Mahoning A. A. team plans a Wednesday evening practice at the E. and A. division grounds to prepare for Thursday’s game against the Pennsylvania Railroad team of Youngstown. All players should report tomorrow. An admonition against immodesty in dress is noted as excessive exposure.
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Mahoning A. A
E. and A. Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Youngstown
Separate Trials Ordered For 19 Strikers In West Virginia
Judge P D Morris in Moundsville West Virginia ordered separate trials for 19 indicted persons including two women over the Glendale coal strike rioting on April 19. The court denied defense delay motions despite local anger after homes of two miners were bombed yesterday. France Cornish was the first defendant to stand trial.
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Moundsville
M. Va
Glendale
P. D. Morris
France Cornish
Scout Troop 17 Charter Presented at First Presbyterian
Owen P. Fox, Scout Commissioner, presented the troop charter and certificates to Troop 17 at the First Presbyterian Church during a weekly meeting in the church basement. Instruction on the scout laws was given and camp plans were discussed with Scoutmaster Shultz in charge.
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Owen P. Fox
First Presbyterian Church
Shultz
Lines Say Game Will Be Plentiful This Season
Hunters roaming the mountains in season are promised abundant game. Officials expect strong wildlife yields and ample opportunities for sportsmen statewide as the season opens.
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Lines
Warden Reports Strong Game Prospects in Fall
Game Warden J H Lines notes good sport prospects this fall after inspecting nine counties including Somerset and Westmoreland. He observed abundant small game and a wild turkey hen with 14 young, plus hens with eight and six chicks.
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J. H. Lines
Lines
Somerset
Westmoreland
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admissions include Howard Rader Portersville William Foster Rosedale Pittsburgh Dorothy Patton Rigby William Boston 224 East Falls Banty Birch Bessemer June Ridely English Avenue Discharges include Philip Sidelik Bessemer William Rose 10038 Jefferson Street Mrs Alice Thompson and baby Hillcrest Avenue Mrs Effie Ritts and baby 201 Mills Way
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Portersville
William Foster
Rosedale Avenue
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Patton
Rigby
William Boston
East Falls Street
Banty Birch
Bessemer
June Ridely
English Avenue
Philip Sidelik
William Rose
Jefferson Street
Alice Thompson
Baby
Hillcrest Avenue
Effie Ritts
Mills Way
School Day Tribulations and Domestic Mischief
Johnny and Billy are sent to an apple tree for switches after misbehaving in school. Billy sighs for divine mercy while Johnny mocks Adam and Eve’s seed. A Los Angeles divorce asks for separation over a husband tossing candy and ice cream. Civilization note comments on aviation and warfare schemes.
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Johnny
Billy
Los Angeles
Knights Templar Parade Dazzles Harrisburg Crowds
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on May 26 more than seven thousand Knights Templar from 53 commanderies formed a military parade for the sixth annual conclave. Spectators lined a four mile route as colorful banners and white plumes fluttered under a brisk breeze and clear weather.
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Harrisburgh
Knights Templar
Keystone State
Four Mile
Hundred Chickens Die In Farm Brooder Explosion
Explosion at the Emanuel Weinschenk farm near Savannah church kills about one hundred chickens. Weinschenk is related to a man whose home was recently destroyed by fire, amplifying the loss and tragedy of the incident.
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Emanuel Weinschenk
Savannah Church
Weinschenk
Card Of Thanks for Bereavement Support
I express heartfelt thanks to Superintendent Graham and the Wilmington staff including principals supervisors teachers pupils Rev Davis Miss Dodds Dr Baker the New Wilmington schools and all friends and neighbors for their kindness during my bereavement I shall never forget their support.
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Graham
Davis
Miss Dodds
Dr. Baker
New Wilmington
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