Survey Estimates 27000 Cripples in Pennsylvania Under Care
A state survey indicates three in every 2000 Pennsylvanians are crippled with 14000 identified through clinics in four years and 8000 given care. Parents often refused treatment, but societies urge cooperation while hundreds of new cases are listed and counties vary in survey status. Welfare units and 458 organizations support crippled children work statewide.
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Jacob S. Engel
State Society
Wilkes-Barre
Red Cross
Crippled Children Movement
Warren
F. A. Steber
Pittsburgh backs reduced coal freight rates move
Pittsburgh officials join the lake coal freight rate reduction effort. A resolution by Councilman Robert Garland pledges city support in the operators petition for lower rates, sent to railroad presidents Atterbury Crowley and Willard. Sinclair Lewis announces engagement to Dorothy Thompson in Rome. Dr. Frank A. Ferguson is found dead at his Gallitzin home from apoplexy.
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Pittsburgh
U P
Robert Garland
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
P. BE. Crowley
New York Central Railroad
Rome
Sinclair Lewis
The
United Press Today
Dorothy Thompson
Berlin
New York Evening Post
Altoona
Frank A. Ferguson
Gallitin
Cambriaounty
Ancillary Administration Granted for Hallock Estate
Letters of Ancillary Administration issued for the Estate of Almon D. Hallock late of Westfield Chautauqua County New York. Creditors urged to settle and claimants to present demands duly authenticated for settlement. Warren Savings Bank & Trust Co. and date April 24 1928. Notice of Bar examination for Warren M Stone to be admitted to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Bar on July 2 3 1928.
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Almon D. Hallock
Westfield
Chautauqua County
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Co
Warren M. Stone
Warren
Pennsylvania
Harvard Law School
Cambridge
Massachusetts
State Board of Law Examiners
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Thompson Hill Thompson Bill Social Notes
April 26 notes from Thompson Hill list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rowland of Lander with Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Olle Porter called on Mrs. Henry Knapp. Edson Skinner and family and Pauline Highhouse enjoyed a Warren gathering with Clarence Blkenner. Mrs. Guy Bassett to host Thompson Hill Ladies Aid Thursday. Miss Olive King hosted by Ethel and Evelyn Porter.
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Thompson
E Express to Start May 1
Pittsburgh announces May 1 launch of air express service between Pittsburgh and major U S cities. Packages sent in the afternoon from Bettis Field McKeesport will reach Chicago that night and San Francisco the following day. Overnight routes extend to Dallas Fort Worth Denver and Pueblo with trucking from downtown.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
United States
Charles Warren Robie
American Railway Express Co
Clifford Ball
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tex
Denver
Pueblo
Bettis Field
McKeesport
Reds Beat Cards In A Tight Baseball Battle
Cincinnati Reds slip past St Louis Cardinals in a hard fought game at Cincinnati. Openings and timely hits fueled the Reds offense while a pivotal double play preserved the lead late. The Saints contributed a late defensive stand as the Cards battled back.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Rade
Reds
Saints
Run batted in and hits feature in game notes
In a detailed box score style summary, Roetiger leads with multiple hits including three base hits while Luque yields six innings of work with two earned runs allowed. Thevenow, Dressen, and Becrifice Luque contribute offensive plays as Sherdel and Luque split pitching duties. Umpires Wilson Reasdon and Morgan preside over a 1 hour 58 minute game.
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Tnoladse
Rune
Thevenow
Roetiger
Baet
Dressen
Grits
Becrifice Luque
Frisch
Bottomley
Kelly
Ford
Louis
Cincinnat
Sherdel
Luque
Edwerde
Innnings
Wilson
Reasdon
Moran
Zivic Defeats McCarthy In Welterweight Bout
United Press reports Chicago welterweight Jack McCarthy loses to Pittsburgh’s Jack Zivic in a ten round decision. A separate ten round draw sees Mike McTigue and Armand Emanuel in San Francisco as annual foot race coverage notes. A coal miner is shot at Coverdale mine in Pittsburgh and survives is likely fatally wounded is reported from Washington Barry Sinclair subpoenaed to testify.
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United Press
Chicago
Jack Zivic
Pittsburgh
Jack McCarthy
San Francisco
Mike McTigue
Armand Emanuel
Robert Christy
Coverdale
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Sam Gray Turns Cleveland Back for Browns Win
Sam Gray, traded from the Philadelphia Athletics to St. Louis Browns in winter talks, earned his third victory in four starts by beating the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2. The Browns gathered four singles in the fourth to drive in three runs, with Heinie Manush homering in the first inning.
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ST. Louis
Sam Gray
St. Louie
Browns
Connie Mack
Cleveland Indians
Nune
Heinie Manarsh
Homer
Baseball notation fragment with players and actions
A garbled box score style snippet lists players Brannon Langford Manusbh Kresé Shaute Summa Blue along with entries like home run and stolen base and errors or left on bases. The text is incomplete with unclear teams and full context. Umpires Guthrie and Hildebrand are named amid scattered batting and pitching notes.
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Krece
Brannon
Langford
Ewell
Burns
Manusbh
Kresé
Hacrifices
Summa
Blue
Shaute
St. Louis
Cleveland
Halle
iGray
Gray
Rhaute
Guthrie
Hildebrand
Ormeby
Letters of Administration for John Kennedy estate in Warren
Notice announces Letters of Administration granted to the undersigned for the estate of John Kennedy Sr of Warren Borough Warren County Pa. Creditors to make payments and claimants to present demands for settlement. April 2 1928 Warren Savings Bank and Trevet Company Admr C T A. Notice also covers Warren Community Chest annual meeting April 30 1928 to elect directors with nominees listed and secretary William Yeager.
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John Kennedy
Warren
Warren County
Warren Savings Bank and Tevet Company
Admi
Warren Community Chest, Inc
Penn‘a. Ave
Penon A
Fonck Seeks Aid for Ocean Isles Project
Paris reports Captain Rane Fonck urged French advertisers to back a plan for floating Atlantic islands to aid weathered flights and safety on the Paris New York route. Estimated cost 400.6 million dollars, seen as unlikely to yield early returns and raises sovereignty issues among nations. French experts advise using airplane launches from ships as a practical alternative.
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Paris
Rane Fonck
Eee
New York
Tranelers
Atlantic
Firera
Dancer
Lkely
Dacka
Osenn
Port 60
Messageries Maritimes Company
Three Die in Southern Storms Reach Memphis
A final survey reports three deaths from powerful storms across the South with 95 to 40 injured and damage near two million dollars. The tally reflects a wide sweep of wind damage extending to Memphis and surrounding areas.
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Memphis
Tenn
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