Third Death Stirs Probers in Easter Bombs
In Wilkes Barre on April 18 authorities probed Easter gift bombs that killed miner Thomas Maloney and his four year old son, while Michael Gallagher died in another blast. Investigators linked dynamite from Buttonwood mine to the bombs as they questioned six others in Breslau and Hanover Township. A church rectory dynamite report was denied by Monsignor Curran’s assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barre
Wyoming Valley
Thomas Maloney
United Anthracite Miners of
Pennsylvania
Thomas Jr
Michael J. Gallagher
Church Sexton
Anthony Denevige
Buttonwood
Glen Alden Coal Company
Breslau
Denovige
Hanover
Cor
St. Mary's Church
James J. Curran
Paul J. Cary
Curran
Obituary notices from Clymer and area claims
Obituaries for Paul X. Renaud 46 of Clymer and Clara Belle Gintur 55 near Gipsy plus Joseth Gallo West Apollo and William Peter Hawk South Mahoning detail survivors, service times, and burial plans amid local religious rites in multiple towns. Also notes a home care tip about cleaning brass with vinegar and salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul X. Renaud
Clymer
Clearfeld Bituminous Coal Corporation
Arthaus
Clearfield County
Hilzabeth (Davis) Renaud
Marian
Verdun
Dorothy
Hig
Penn Street
Karthaus
Frenchville
Clarabelle Gintur
Montgomery Township
Gipsy
Reuben Gintes
Ord Ginter
Glen Campbell
Read Ginter
Raleigh Funeral Home
Hillsdale
Mahoning Union Cemetery
Marshand
Joseth Gallo
West Apollo
Madeline Gallo
Frank
Eva Punturer
Grove Citys
Kalie Mania
Paulton
Rosie Campisano
Vandergrift
Catherine Ameno
Saltsburg
Mary Morabilo
Joseph
Samuel
Evelyn
Florence
William
Elona
Madeline
John
Barnesboro
James
Mary Roberts
Josephine Trenzo
C. W. Cochran
Apollo First Presbyterian Church
Apollo Cemetery
Decrease in Applications Across Indiana County Groups
A fragmented OCR listing shows a widespread drop in applications or entries across numerous wards and towns in Indiana County. It includes names such as Rosie Bongiovanni Lynn Brown Demetrios Pashalis and various street and ward descriptors, with many addresses on Philadelphia Street and local veterans organizations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro—Alled Club of Indiana Co
Phila
St. Indiana
Jon Bongiovanni
St. 1St Ward
Rosie Bongiovanni
Lynn L. Brown
St. Ist
Christopher N. Campos
James George
Ard
Luther &, Lewis
Charles Nollenberger
Nick Pagano
Demetrios G. Pashalis
Gambros Dianakopoulis
John
William Straveplos
John Straveplos
Elsie Testa
Phila. St
Charles Trimarchi
Phila St
Indiana County Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Io N. 6Th St
Pine Two
Andrew Adans
Maiish
Alverda
Guy L. Hileman
Strongstown
Plumville
J M. Mattk
Main St
Joe Pimizzotto
Rayna
P. D. Dilullio
Chembersville
D. R. Donahey
R. D
W.W. McTigue
Home
Rosie Viltrell
Ernest
James Ricci
Indiana
Don Sexton
R. D. Saltsburg
Clark E. Brown
Paint St
Saltsburg
R. L
H. E. Thorpeon
Tony Vanily
Birth of Gypsy Quintuplets Confirmed at Callander
Callander Ontario reports confirm the birth of gypsy quintuplets now nearly two years old, the only quintuplets with authenticated record to reach that age. The association notes only 30 quintuplet births in 500 years, with the Dionne sisters the only others living past 60 days. Dr A R Dafoe, Ontario general practitioner who attended the quints, cites a rate of one birth in 60 million births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callander
Ont
Association
Dionne Sisters
A. R. Dafoe
Ontario
England Executes Young Mother Of 5
A formal clemency denial followed by protests over the hanging of Mrs. Waddingham mother of five. The Nottingham Nursing Home nurse was accused of poisoning bedridden patient Mrs. Ada Baguley to obtain a 1600 and about 8000 legacy. Co-defendant Ronald J. Sullivan operated the home. both were arrested January 30 and charged with inducing the death of Mrs. Baguley and her 30 year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Lovursa’ Baguley
Waddingham
Baguley
Mais. Waddingham
Ronald J. Sullivan
Nottingham
Italian Columns Move Toward Addis Ababa War Front
Italian motorized columns advance from Dessye toward Addis Ababa as Fascist sources claim a near decisive victory in Ethiopia. The report notes Ras Nasibu’s southern forces at Harar, Crown Prince Asfa Wasan and rumors of a puppet regime, while Geneva talks fail to yield a peace plan. France braces for potential fallouts as Britain’s Eden faces League of Nations scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras Nasibu
Harar
Asfa Wasan
Haile Selassie
Thhrone
Rome
Asta Wosan
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Dessye
Italy
Great Britain
Waly Aginst
Anthony Eden
Geneva
League of Nations Conciliation Committee
Laly
European war talks in London amid Mediterranean tension
Discussions in London among French military officers and allied observers on plans for cooperation against possible German aggression continue amid rising Mediterranean strain. Britain deploys nine sweeping trawlers secretly while denying any ship withdrawals, and Egypt lifts bans on several Italian imports under sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbralar
London
Sanestions
Flood Control Program On Air Work Near Bridge
Flood control work continues near the existing bridge site with a ferry able to carry four cars per trip on a 16 by 36 foot platform.
Stock Market Ups and Downs Amid Mixed Sector Moves
A chaotic market snapshot shows diverse percentage moves across industries with Adams Exp rising 13 percent and Am Can at 125. Major producers like Anaconda and DuPont show standout shifts while utilities and rail names such as Am Tel and Reading Co register varying gains. Investors weigh automotive and steel names, including Chrysler and Bethlehem Steel, alongside tech and consumer goods stocks in a volatile session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Colum
Douglas Aire
DuPont
Eastman Rod
el Auto L
Nat Dairy
NY Cent
Nor Am
Packard Iy Fenna
Phillips Pet
Sve NJ
Reading Co
Sears
Ind
St Oil NJ
Studebkr
Tex Corp
Transama
Unis Aire Corp
Uni Corp
Uni Gas
Ind Ale
US. Steel
West UN Tel
Wes el
Mal Woolworth
Ark Nat Gas
Peunroag
Flood aid and reforestation drive across Pennsylvania
Community tour by director for Gentral' Batinaylvania cites Red Cross aid reaching 17 000 families between Johnstown and Lancaster. James F. Bogardus urges reforestation of about 4 068 000 acres of abandoned and marginal lands to improve flood absorption and water retention. Plan eases flood control with interstate compacts and army engineer backed projects for Delaware Valley. An Easton court sentences Ervin Miller to one to two years for neighbor slaying over ownership of a yard vane. Wind howl noted as air shifts through cracks with varying speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentral
Batinaylvania
St. Pattiuk’s Bar
Red Cross
Johnstown
Lancaster
Harrisburg
James F. Bogardus
Forests and Waters
Pennsylvania
Bogardus
Washington
House
New England
House Judiciary Committee
Walter
Easton
Wilson
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
Delaware River Valley
Delaware Valley
Army
Senate Commerce Committee
Army Engineers
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Susquehanna
Ervin Miller
Stone Church
Samuel F. Hartzell
Inquiry on Air Disaster Probes Beam Faults in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh April 16. A Department of Commerce board continued its inquiry into the Sun Racer airliner disaster with a statement urging correction of fading radio directional beams near Pittsburgh. Otis Bryan of Transcontinental and Western Airlines testified that the beam fade on April 7 contributed to the crash near Uniontown killing 12. Harlan Hull of TWA cited tests on April 8 and 9 showing the beam veering to multiple confusing courses for pilots. In Uniontown, Mrs. Hilda Ellenstein of Newark, New Jersey, one of the two survivors, had both legs broken and doctors planned surgery after she recovered from shock. Sun Racer hostess Nellie Granger remained hospitalized and unwell with a tetanus shot, though officials said her condition was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Department of Commerce
Otis Bryan
Western Airlines
Eastern
Bryan
Uniontown
Columbus
Harlan Hull
TWA
Hilda Ellenstein
Newark
N. J
Nellie Granger
Kidnap Plot Shocks Royal Trio In Brussels
Brushing through a royal intrigue a plot to abduct the Belgian royal trio arose as Brussels planned incognito travel to Switzerland. The monarch, expected to visit Italy to see Crown Princess Marie Jose of Italy, who is aiding Red Cross in East Africa, faces a tense backdrop after Queen Astrid’s death in a Luzern automobile crash last August. The royal children Josephine Charlotte, Baudoin, and Albert are central to the distressing rumor amid wider regional upheaval following notable potash discoveries in Ethiopia in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Switzerland
Italy
Marie Jose
Red Cross
East Africa
Leopold
Astrid
Luzerne
Josephine Charlotte
Baudoin
Albert
Wife of Restaurant Man Is Accused in Amended Case
The information against Joseph Bonglovanni, Hast Philadelphia Street restaurant proprietor, charging furnishing intoxicants to a minor, was amended to include his wife Hose Bonglovanni as a defendant. The Borgiovannis and Samuel Pangno, a clerk, were named in the information by County Detective William J. Moore. District Attorney Edwin M. Clark led the investigation. A hearing was scheduled for late today. Also noted is the case of Milton Fye, 16, of Nant-y-Cho, accused of driving an automobile truck while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bonglovanni
Philadelphia
Susticn of the Peace J. £. Hill
Hose Bonglovanni
Borgiovannis
Samuel Pangno
Fnr
Wit
Iam J. Moore
Edwin M. Clark
Milton Fye
Nant-Y-Cho
Man Hit by Car on Route 119 in Indiana County
John Galbreath aged 76 of near Indiana suffered bruises and shock after stepping from behind a parked car into the path of another vehicle on Route 119, about a mile from Indiana. He was taken home. Miss Malvene Martz 22 of East Philadelphia street Indiana reported the accident was unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 119
Indiana
John Galbreath
Malvene Martz
Philadelphia Street
Fisherman Finds Body of Man at Decker's Run
Tyrone April 16 Fred Snyder, on the trout season opening day along Decker's Run, found the body of John Harsonchuck 43 Osceola Mills missing since March 24. State troopers launched an investigation and believe Harsonchuck fell into the stream and drowned. He was a track repairman for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone
Fred Snyder
Decker
John Harsonchuck
Osceola Mills
Harsonchuck
Pennsylvania Railroad
Record steel furnace output climbs in Pittsburgh district
Pittsburgh district reports more blast furnaces in operation than six years ago with production at 62 percent of capacity. Carnegie-Illinois Steel expands by using all furnaces at Rankin and Youngstown plants to meet a rush of orders. National Tube American Steel and Wire Jones and Laughlin Bethlehem Crucible Pittsburgh Steel also see gains as bookings slip then rebound. Automobile output nears 120000 weekly. scrap steel rises to 14.83 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corps
Rankin
Mine Foreman Sustains Severe Injuries In Crash
John M. Moore 47 night foreman of Ebensburg Coal Company was badly hurt when his car crashed into a tree near Colyer. He was found unconscious over the steering wheel and later improved at Culver Hospital. Ebensburg patrolmen are investigating the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Moore
Culver
Ebensburg
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Union
William Peter Hawk
South Mahoning Township
Georgeville
Mr. Hawk
Philip and
Sarah Lehrechengost Hawk
Edith Hiner Hawk
Joseph Irwins
George Hawk
Dayton
Jacob Hawk
Trade
Florsheim
Moorhead
England
Hyde Park
Leechburg
Robert Eshelman
Apollo
North
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Vandercrift
Albert Evans
Ethiopia
Christine Miller Clemson
Richard E. Clemson
Daniel M. Clemson
Clemson
Grace Dale
John G. Clemon
Bennett
Senate
Edward R. Bennett
Paul E. Porath
Jefferson County Sunday School Association
Brookville Ministerial Association
William B. Forney
The
Lord's Day Alliance of Pennsylvania
Christian Patriotic Forces of
Ella M. George
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Pennsylvania
Robert L. Clark, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Edward &Nnett
Edward B. Bennett
Campaign Committee
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