Body of Warren McCarrick Found in Delaware River
Philadelphia police identify the body recovered from the Delaware River as Warren McCarrick seven year old son of Mr and Mrs James McCarrick after two months of searching. Identification rests on underwear stockings and garter matching those worn by Warren the two outfits altered at the waist by his mother. The cause of death remains undetermined with theories ranging from accidental drowning to foul play or kidnapping.
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Warren McCarrick
James McCarrick
Philadelphia
Edward McCarrick
Delaware River
Sergeant McCarrick
Warren
McCarrick
Read ing man refuses marriage license under eugenics law
Register of Wills Newman on grounds the bride did not meet eugenic standards refused Herbert Good and Miss Leon Helman of Reading Pa. The would be groom was jailed on a misdemeanor charge after the prosecutor objected. Judge Bushong ordered the license refused due to concerns about the groom’s mental fitness.
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Register of Wills
Newman
Reading
Herbert Good
Leon
Helman
Good
Bushong
Pan
Boy Killed as Auto Plunges. Grandmother Injured
Eyre Wright fourteen year old son of De Courcey Wright and grandson of Judge D Giraud Wright of Baltimore was killed when an automobile overturned on the state Boulevard near Annapolis. The chauffeur Henry Hough was fatally injured and Mrs Wright suffered a broken ankle. All three lay under the car nearly an hour before found. The Wright family is prominent in Baltimore society.
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Eyre Wright
de Courcey Wright
D. Giraud Wright
Baltimore
State Boulevard
Annapolis
Henry Hough
Wright
Munsey Suspends Philadelphia Evening Times
Frank A. Munsey, millionaire magazine owner and proprietor of newspapers in several cities, announces the Philadelphia Evening Times will publish its last issue on Tuesday, admitting the failure of his enterprise in the Philadelphia newspaper field.
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Philadelphia
Frank A. Munsey
Evening Times
Times
Snake attack on woman ends with lethal strike in Pennsylvania
A six foot blacksnake invaded a galley nest and attacked Mrs. C. H. Shewell of Craleyville near York. As she fought to free herself, her husband heard cries and shot the reptile, killing it in a field nearby.
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C. H. Shewell
Craleyville
York
Express Company Head Resigns
James C. Fargo resigns as president of the American Express Company in 1933. George Taylor, vice president in charge of the Chicago business, elected to succeed him.
Local farmer killed by horse in Berks County
John Fox, a farmhand from Goodville in Berks County, was kicked to death by a horse he was driving while watering tobacco plants. The incident occurred as he tended the fields and provides a stark report from the area.
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Chamberlain
John Fox
Farmbhand
Goodville
Berks County
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