Prisoners Scalded to Death in Philadelphia Prison Riot
Four hunger strikers died in a Philadelphia county prison during a disturbance that authorities describe as violent. Coroner and doctor attributed likely deaths to scalding water. autopsy ordered to determine cause amid bruises and blood clots. Warden Mills noted inmates fought among themselves with no evidence of outside involvement.
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Philadelphia
Chartes B. Hersch
Morton Crane
Wm. B. Mills
Philadelphia County
Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces Noted
A court listing records multiple marriage licenses and divorces across several towns. Entries include George Miles and Katherine Cutsatl of Lime Kiln Walkersville. Donald Fisher and Chlois Hahn of Rocky Ridge Detour. and others in Boonsboro Williamsport Allenwood Harrisburg York Chambersburg Washington D C Lickingsville Hagerstown Cleveland plus related statuses such as widower and divorced.
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George Edward Miles
Katherine L. Cutsatl
Walkersville
Donald E. Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Chlois E. Hahn
Detour
Charles S. Wiles
Boonsboro
Julia Johnson
Brownsville
Roy C. Bowman, Jr
Hagerstown
Margaret TL. Carter
Williamsport
John A. Allen
Allenwood
Rita M. Cromis
Pontiac
Mich
Harry F. Sweikert
Phyllis E. Snider
Harrisburg
John K. Helt
Evelyn Reed
Chambersburg
Louis E. Chappelle
Miriam L. Clark
Washington, D.C
Horace B. Gulden
State College
Eleanore H. Pelton
Howard M. Akers
Emma L. Johnson
Rockville
Walter R. Moul
Seven Valleys
Ordell Goetz
York
Carl H. Menschein
California
Grace Louise Swartz
Robert M. Bockhamer
Sarah Virginie Harry
Washington, D. C
James Francis McIntyre
Marguerite Huntington Milby
Ressler W. Bomegardner
Sara R. Yoffee
David W. Appler
Dorothy V. Bidgood
Richmond
Archie Graham
Lickingsville
Alice M. Fitzgerald
North Pine Grove
Milton B. Rider
Doris W. Reedy
Harold E. Isaacs
Struthers
Ohio
Clara A. Riner
Cleveland
Paul E. Bush
Northampton
What Is Your News I Q By The AP Feature Service
The feature questions cover the only woman U S Senate renomination, the town of Krum Elbow and its news, the chairman of the House committee on un American activities, the latest country signing a reciprocal trade pact with the U S, and concerns about Germanys war maneuvers.
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Radio Day By Day Premieres Wisconsin Symphony Tonight
New Wisconsin Symphony under Dr Sigurd Prager begins airings from Milwaukee tonight to dedicated Washington Park Temple of Music with Jessica Dragonete soprano guest. NBC red network at 9 p m CBS at 9 30 p m. Programs include Ted Husing daily at 3 15 p m through Friday.
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Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra
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Milwaukee
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Temple of Music
Jessica Dragonete
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Holding Wheat Meetings in Frederick County
County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker completed four sign-up meetings in Walkersville Lewistown Thurmont and Emmitsburg with indications of several hundred wheat insurance applications from county farmers. Additional meetings will be held in the coming days and many applications are being filed at the agent's office.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Walkersville
Lewistown
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Property transfers filed in 1910 records
Pa and Pauline A Reppert 38 Allentown William E Cate 34 divorced Baltimore and Willie Lee Carmel Hemphill 23 Monroe La deeded properties to Norma E Brachey and husband city $10 G Leicester Thomas et al to W Miler and wife city $10 Frederick Properties Inc to Charles F Corbet and wife county $10 Lewis R Jamison unmarried Charles L Mullen and wife county $10 Leicester Thomas and wife et al to Earl E Rabe and wife city $10 Howard Marvin Jones and wife to Edward P Orrison and wife county $5 Margaret Lorrison widow to Harry Y George and wife county Frank Esworthy et al to Craig Edward Esworthy and wife county 1910
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Pauline A. Reppert
Allentown
William E. Cate
Baltimore
Willie Lee Carmel
Hemphill
Monroe
Leicester Thomas Et al
Norma E. Brachey
Miler
Frederick Properties, Inc
Charles F. Corbet
County
Lewis R. Jamison
Charles L. Mullen
Leicester Thomas
Earl E. Rabe
Howard Marvin Jones
Edward P. Orrison
Margaret Lorrison
Harry Y. George
Frank Esworthy
Craig Edward Esworthy
Proposals To Amend Maryland Constitution In 1935 1937
Proclamation by the Governor of Maryland outlining acts passed in 1935 1937 seeking amendments to the state constitution. It details Chapter 463 repealing Section 36 Article 3 legislative provisions on lotteries Chapter 493 adding a second circuit court judge and submission to voters and Chapter 525 authorizing taxes under Article 15 of the Declaration of Rights. The document frames these as amendments to be submitted for adoption or rejection by qualified voters.
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Maryland Constitutional Amendments and Public Health Acts
A compilation of Maryland under chaptered acts and proclamations from 1935 1937 detailing proposals to amend the state constitution including sections on legislative departments judiciary and taxation plus the adoption submission process and voter ballot wording. It also covers the establishment of the State Board of Dental Examiners licensing exams penalties and advertisements governing dentistry practice.
Maryland Referendums and Dental Licensing Proclamation
A 1938 proclamation outlines statewide referendums and Maryland licensing changes. It notes the 1927 act Chapier 91 setting marriage license timing and the 1937 Chap 306 creating a State Board of Dental Examiners with duties, examinations, licensing, and replacement licenses.
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General Assembly of Maryland
Board of Dental Examiners
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