Surgeon Dies Amid Delicate Operation in New York
A Park East hospital operation to extract spinal fluid from seven year old Arnold Javitz ended with both the patient in critical condition and surgeon Dr Mislig collapsing and dying. Dr Goldblatt anesthetized the patient while Dr Shifrin controlled the needle. The two surgeons completed the procedure despite the medical crisis.
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New York
Arnold Javitz
Park East Hospital
Arthur Shifrin
Aaron Goldblatt
Michiel Mislig
Goldbla
Dr.Mislig
Threatening letter to Hancock constable over family
Constable Charles Barnhart of Hancock Maryland received a pencil note threatening harm to him or a loved one unless he stops investigating a local family long linked to burglaries. The note signed friend of the family was slipped under his garage door early morning. Barnhart will press on with the probes.
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Charles Barnhart
Barnhart
Hancock
Maryland
Carera Ends Diet With Breakfast at Camp in New Jersey
Primo Carera, the newly crowned heavyweight champion, visited his training camp at Pompton Lakes, New Jersey, with friends and enjoyed a cheerful breakfast. He drank orangeade and relaxed in a buoyant mood after securing his title.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Primo Carera
Mae E Stone Drops Divorce Suit After Adverse Description
Mae E Stone withdraws a divorce complaint against her husband after describing him in court as mean irritable disagreeable temperamental selfish uncivil cool bitter brazen and jealous. The move follows the detailing of his character in the filing and a change of mind.
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Chicago
Mae E. Stone
Upturn in business extends nationwide says Dun and Bradstreet
New York reports stronger weekly business and trade relief with demand outpacing supply in several sectors. Textiles and shoes led gains, spreading to light manufacturing and basic industries, with orders exceeding production capacity and shortages appearing in some trades. A Buick car belonging to William Danzer was stolen from East Antietam Street yesterday afternoon.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Review
William Danzer
East Antietam Street
Roosevelt Boards Cruiser for Trip Back to Capital
President Roosevelt and his party boarded the cruiser Indianapolis to begin the voyage to the White House. The sailing followed fog, with Roosevelt praising the Geneva disarmament talks and noting Norman H. Davis accompanying him. He mentioned awaiting London Conference news but focused on broader goals of stabilization and cooperation.
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Roosevelt
Capital
Washington
Swanson
Indianapolis
White House
John M. Smearlie
Campo Bello Island
Brunswick
Navy
Potomac
Dmcials
Canada
Geneva
London
Heatwave Dropped by Rains Then Return of Heat Threatens
The mercury hit 120 in Shattuck Oklahoma yesterday as heat persisted across the Midwest. Oklahoma City marked an eighth straight day of 100 plus degrees while St Louis and Kansas City also sweltered. Severe storms and winds followed cooling rains causing damage in Chicago and Gary before continued heat was forecast.
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Associated Press
Middle West
Shattick
Okla
Junction City
Kas
Oklahoma City
Bluffton
Ind
Kansas City
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Chicago
Gary
Clues Point to Burglary at Ruby Jackson Shoppe
Police pursue a North Potomac Street burglary case at the Ruby Jackson Shoppe where about $2,000 in merchandise and cash vanished. A pair of scissors found near the rear window, identified by a local professional man, is a key clue. Authorities expect an arrest soon based on this and other tips.
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Ruby Jackson
North Potomac Street
Steel Workers of Wilkes-Barre vs Pittsburgh Independents Postponed
A 1930s clipping reports the game between the Steel Workers of Wilkes-Barre and the Pittsburgh Independents was postponed due to work. The notice at the mill opening stated no complaint was heard.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Workers
Wilkes-Barre
Pittsburgh Independents
New Wheat at 81 Cents Reported in County Elevators
New wheat began arriving in county elevators at 81 cents a bushel for good dry grain. D. A. Stickel and Ralph B. Wyand reported purchasing quantities. Wheat described as of good size and quality with above average crop anticipated. threshing widespread but yields unclear as farmers process portions.
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D. A. Stickel
Ralph B. Wyand
Italians Celebrate Carnera Heavyweight Title Win
Primo Carnera defeated Jack Sharkey to win the world heavyweight boxing championship. Premier Mussolini was informed at dawn and expressed delight at the historic Italian victory. The International Boxing Federation will recognize Carnera as Italian despite his French citizenship papers.
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Rome
Primo Cagnera
Jack’ Sharkey
Mussolini
Italy
Ni Duce
International Boxing Federation
Carnera
Prays for Rain Brings Relief in Ottawa
The Rev. W. H. Krull urged prayers for rain at St. Peter and St. Pauls Roman Catholic church to relieve mortals and animals from heat. The next day rain fell and temperatures plummeted from 100 to 50 degrees, easing the heat.
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Ottawa
W. H. Krull
Congregation of St. Peter and St
Bass Season Opens Here In County
The bass fishing season opens tomorrow and runs to November 20 with inclusive dates. Anglers over 14 must hold a $1.25 license. Catch limits are ten bass per day and bass must be at least 10 inches. Trout season closes today. Potomac water is fair. county creeks are muddy. About 1200 licenses issued so far, below average.
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Potomac
Women liable for alimony bill passes in Illinois Senate
Illinois Senate approves a bill making wives liable for alimony along with former husbands. Representative Lottie Holman O Neill of Downers Grove says men should receive the same break. In Rockville Maryland officials push to upgrade historic highway from Washington through multiple towns with federal land grants.
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Springfield
House
Illinois
Senate
Lottie Holman O'Neill
Downers Grove
Rockville
Mayer
Washington
Galthersburg
Clarksburg
Hyattstown
Frede‘ck
Maryland
Demurrers in mandamus petitions may delay settlement
Attorneys for Dunn and Brewer are expected to demur to writs of mandamus filed by Prattier and Jamison, likely delaying a ruling on mayor and council authority over street commissioners. Court orders set July 3 for answers. action could move to the Court of Appeals, pausing final decision till mid winter.
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John D. Dunn
Clyde Brewer
Perry F. Prattier
J. Vincent Jamison
Puble
Court House
Jeiicles
Ellsworth R Roulette
Court of Appeals
Albert A. Doub
Messrs. Prather
Jamison
Board of Street Commissioners
Banking Firm Made Much In Pennroad Deal
Kuhn, Loeb & Company showed assets drop from 67.06 million to 34 million in 1932. Otto H. Kahn said the firm earned about 6 million financing Pennroad Corporation, the 140 million holding. He also noted total compensation of 5.47 million for organizing the venture and 400 thousand from other purchases.
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Washington
Kuhn, Loeb &Company
Senate
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn
Loeb
Pennroad Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Thas
Pennroad
Pole Sitter Comes Down in Baltimore Feat
Keaton Coats a 13-year-old pole sitter descended from his perch after a telegram from Knoxville Tennessee. He had reigned since Wednesday noon atop a 11 he survey ed pole with his five year old dog Renny. The telegram ordered Kedron to come down at once ending the revived but waning pole sitting stunt.
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Baltimore
Keaton Coats
Spit
Renny
Red- Ton
St. “Heck
Military Home Surgeon Slain in Dayton
Col. Vernon Roberts 53 chief surgeon at the National Military Home was killed by a former resident who confessed after the shooting. Roberts' wife escaped unharmed. The suspect James D. Shadbolt 55 a Dayton resident and Spanish American and World War veteran was found dead in the home cemetery minutes after the slaying and police said he confessed.
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Dayton
Vernon Roberts
National Military Home
Roberts
James D. Shadbolt
Shadbolt
City Extends Tax Discounts and Adds July Reduction
The City extends a four percent discount on taxes paid by tomorrow and adds a new three percent discount for July payments. The Mayor and Council, in a special session, justify the extension to help taxpayers access funds. Tax collector Charles E. Fry will keep offices open tonight and tomorrow until nine for savings opportunities.
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Charles E. Fry
Marathon Dancer Kid Cooley Killed In Pike Crash
A head on collision on the White Horse pike near Hammonton New Jersey killed marathon dancer Kid Cooley 22 of St Louis Missouri and seriously injured six others including three women authorities said The crash occurred today on the highway and the victims were rushed to local hospitals for treatment
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Hammonton
N. 3
Kid” A. Cooley
St. Louis
Bees Hold Fort Philadelphia Invasion Ends Quietly
A swarm of bees invaded the Leo McGuigan premises in Philadelphia on June 30 and kept the family imprisoned for several hours before the insects were lured away.
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Philadelphia
Leo McGuigan
British and American Talks Focus on Dollar Stabilization
London reports say American and British delegates discussed dollar regulation amid a tense world economic conference. Secretary of State Rayburn, and Mr Moody to present authority for a plan preventing currency fluctuations while preserving U S inflationary powers. French observers note stabilization not required, seek curb on rapid speculative moves.
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London
Asais
Raymo
Tians
Moley
Slayer of 2 Found Guilty in Virginia Murder Case
Homer Brill, 21, found guilty of first degree murder in Moorefield Virginia for the killings of Esther Burch 17 and her mother Mrs G L Burch with the jury deliberating 24 hours Brill faces sentence later Insanity defense claimed he knew nothing after leaving the Burch home Prosecution said robbery motive Burch family’s poverty noted Negro Tucker Arkansas native George Hill 19 electrocuted at state prison for attacking a white girl in Philippe County last year Guards present during trial
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Homer Brill
Moorefield
Esther Burch
G. L.burch
Burch
Tucker
Ark
George Hill
Prineam
Phillipe
Hill
National Guard
Lindbergh to Fly Local Plane on Arctic Route This Summer
Kreider-Reisner local plant confirms a K R Fairchild 22 will be used in Col. Charles A. Lindberghs Pan American expedition to form a trans oceanic New York to Europe route. The ship is slated for Arctic scouting along Greer Nand Doe coast with Majew Logan as technical adviser and photographer. The voyage is planned to last three to four months.
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Krelder-Reisner Corporation
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways
New York
Europe
Kreider-Reisner
Philadelphia
Arctic
Greer
Nand. Doe
Col. Lindberg
Ing
Greenland
Plese Ig. Ie
Majew
Sh. Logan
Fatreilia Organization
Cal
Aanigy
Plete
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Jackson
Jack Sharkey
Primo
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Edward Flynn
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Post Office Department
Daniel W. Thornton
Jas
The
Khaki Shirts
Art J. Smith
Thornton
United States Army
Quarte
Lindbergh
Arctic’ Ocean
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