Pennsylvania Republicans push for harmony candidate in race
In Harrisburg and Puxburgh areas on April 19, a major drive sought to unify behind Attorney General William A. Schnader as a harmony candidate for the Republican gubernatorial race. Key leaders met without producing a firm agreement while Lieut. Gov. Edward Shannon pressed on. Margiotti in Punsxutawney and Patterson in Altoona declared they would stay in until the last ballot, as party bosses and potential allies weighed winning power over reform.
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Sydney H. Eiges
Harrisburg
INS
William A. Schnader
Edward Martin
Frank E. Baldwin
Edward ©. Shannon
Schnader
Martin
Wiehnader
Shannon
Caplural
Harumony
Baldwin
Republican
Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Grundy
William S. Vare
Mellons
Grundy
Vare
Melions
Harry ‘B. Scott
David
Kaufman
Siam
Bolivia
Al‘toona
Marion D. Patterson
Patterson
Charles J. Margiotti
Altoona
Philadelphia
Puelsburgh
Punxsutaw Iney
Ratate Republican Organization
Republican Party
Marglotti
Bethlehem Mine Parley Set With UMWA Leaders
James Mark of DuBois and John Chizson of the union plan talks with Bethlehem Mines Corp officials tomorrow morning. They will address Local No. 1040, UMWA, on yardage and wage issues plus other outstanding problems before final agreement.
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James Mark
DuBois
United Mines Workers of America
John Chizson
Unnion
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Bethelehem
Mark
Money Game Still Catches Victims
A farmer near Homer City fell prey to a money changing fraud as two men sought a supposed relative and asked him to prove his trust. They promised to distribute funds to the poor and crippled and left with $65 of the farmer’s savings after he showed his cash. The trunk contained only paper when opened, the farmer laments he has little to show for his efforts and received no help for his ten children.
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Highway Patrol
Homer City
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Miners Conclude District Contracts With App Manpower Accord
Tomorrow night in Moose Temple officers of District No 2 under Mr Mark outline terms of a contract with the Retail Coal Producers Association. The move will bring 5,000 miners in the district under the Appalachian wage and hour agreement as independent operators sign on.
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Moose Temple
Retail ‘Coal Producers’ Association
Boxing Benefit Show Promises County Title Bouts
The program features Duane Wingard versus Johnny Merlo and Irwin Swonger facing Willie Polan, with 130 pound bouts and a potential county title on the line. Promoter notes strong interest, sellout expectations, and ticket sales at drug stores Henry Hall’s Book Store and the club. The card also includes Mancini in a light weight bout and updates on local boxers and officials.
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DuBois
Hach
Duane Wingard
Denny A
Johnny Merlo
Homer City
Wingard
Merlo
Tyne
Denny A. C
Irwin Swonger
Willie Polan
Ford City
Swonger
Indiana
Ray Grassley
Lloyd Lowman
Johnny Nymick
Lowman
Lucerne
Greysiay
Nymick
Indiana County
Gresaley
Grassley
Cummins
Pittsburgh
Joe Nace
Punxsutawney
Barney Murry
Nace
Jones
Clarion
Jonee
Reno Sferro
Chuck Barretti
Teachers College
Barretti
Blairsville
Sferro
Henry Hall
Mise Wiggins
J. J. Jonnson
Dov” Longwill
Eddy Varez
West Virginia
Mancini
Haly
New York
Iis
Red Joes
Clarion Flash
Lrnest
Denny A.C. Jones
Obituary of North Point native who moved to Paxton Alabama
Was taken by Mrs John Gourley of North Point who moved to Paxton Alabama where he lived until age 22 learning the baking trade Returning to this section he was employed as a cook in famous lumber company and was an artist in him
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Belle Williams
Gentre County
Mahaffry
Lawrence
Viola Beatty
Mtta 7
Lyons
McGees Milla
Elks Club
Punxsutawney Groundhog
Chester Whites
Com Gob Club
Warren C. McGee
Shields
James
Harry Beatty
Carl Frantz
Shadyside
Tate
Greenwood Cemetery
John Gourley
North Point
Paxton
New Club in Lindbergh Case Emerges in May Beak
Police and federal agents revealed nearly five thousand dollars of the Lindbergh ransom money had been recovered in New York as they questioned a latest suspect resembling the man who collected the $50,000 ransom. The money, delivered on the night of April 2, 1932, at St. Raymond's cemetery in the Bronx, was part of five, ten and twenty dollar bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Ansaat
U. S
John J. Murphy
Boston
John
John I
Jassie) Condon
Roosevelt seeks arbitration plan to curb labor unrest
President Roosevelt launches efforts to build a permanent system of labor dispute arbitration and curb strikes. He backs the Wagner labor board bill and unemployment insurance with modifications, seeking quick action in Congress. Key aides including Senator Wagner, Perkins, Johnson, Hopkins attend the White House conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Wagner Labor Board
Wagner
New York
White House
Perkins
Hugh §. Johnson
Harry J. Hopkins
National Labor Board
Labor Board of Mediation
Congress
Congressional Democratic
Capitol Hill
Extension of time for Labor Provisions applications
A telegram from John Swope of the NRA extends the time for employers to post official copies of Labor Provisions to May 15. Employers needing forms should request them from the Code Authority or State NRA Compliance Director as the distribution is expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Swope
Wield
National Recovery Administration
NRA
G. A. Jaynch
Wilson K. Ray
Bath chairman of Earl committee organized in Indiana County
Joseph J. Bath of Indiana has been named chairman of the Indiana County Earle for Governor Committee. The effort aims to solidify Democratic ranks for the November election and capitalize on disarray in the Republican party. Voters show strong interest in the Democratic State Committee platform and endorsed candidates.
New Ruling On Auto Sales In Pityburgh
In Pityburgh April 19 a Superior Court ruling upheld an agent’s right to attach a car Hartman of New Castle purchased from Rogers Motor Co. The General Motors Acceptance Corp claimed a bailment lease. lower court verdict favored the finance firm, with Mary Gilfillan appealing that the bailment claim was a sham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pityyburgh
Mary E. Gilfillan
New Castle
Ph Hartman
Employe
Hartman
Rogers Motor Company
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Lawwrence County Common Pleas Court
Mary Cilfillan
Why He Refused Offers To Die
Berkeley April 19 Dr Robert Cornish UC scientist explains why he rejected six applicants who offered to die to be revived by his life restoring machine He says California law would call for execution and even a successful revival would be murder He continues experiments on dogs reviving a canine last Friday and setting a new second life record Previous cases revived dogs for five and twelve minutes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Robert Cornish
University of California
Cornish
California
County home resident takes shelter in farmer's cowstable
In CHARLEROI April 29 a 75 year old woman Mrs Annie Sedor fled Washington county home seeking warmth and shelter. She slept beside a cow in a stable to escape freezing temperatures and asked not to be returned to the home. She cited a paralyzed son living in New York as part of her situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleros
Washington County
Annie Sedor
Winer
Nick Chupasko
Japs Plan To Prevent Accident On Torpedo Boats
Tokyo April 19 neutral observers note Japan has begun fitting stabilizers to three new torpedo boats built outside the London treaty limits. The move follows a Shannon-like disaster on the Tomotsuru, which capsized with heavy loss, as designers acknowledge overweight superstructures.
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YOKYO
Japan
Tomobeuguin Drydock
France
Youthful Murder Trio Faces Bitter Thoughts
INS reports from Dedham Massachusetts on Patriots Day as Morton and Irving Millen and Abe Faber, all accused in a bank robbery murder, await jury selection. Norma the minister's daughter, once loyal, wavering under captivity and pressure seeks to quash indictments, while bonds among the trio and their confidant fray.
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David P. Sentner
INS
Deadham
Masa
Millen Brothers
Morton
Irving
Abe Faber
M. L
Massachusetts
Norma
Murton
Norman
Brighton
Mort
George Douglas
Muriah Millen
Kitten
Father
Faber
Millen-Faber
Pingpong
Irregular Stocks After Canadian Tax Shock In Market
New York April 19 The stock market opened irregular after yesterday's strength as a 10 percent budget tax hit Canadian gold shares and commodity weakness. Ralls gained on Roosevelt wage stance and loadings improvement. Atchison and Delaware and Hudson rose over a point, steel and motors firm, tobacco mixed. B M I bright spot up over a point on debt cleanup news. Wheat dipped then rallied, cotton fell about 50 cents per bale, silver steady. Bonds higher, dollar steady. Oil stocks advanced on predicted early rise in gasoline and crude. Radio issues remained active in the communication group. Farm shares slid with grains. Listed are numerous issues including American Car Felry 284, American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Electric, General Motors, Texaco, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, Woolworth and others.
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New York
Dominion
Roosevelt
Atchison
Delaware and Hudson
Steel
B. M
Allied Chemical Latte
American Car Felry
American Tobacco
Atchison T. S. F
Atlantic Refining
ALT. T. B. and
O. Railroad
Bethlehem Steel Bordens
Canadian Patilie Ches
New York Central
Packard Motor Pennsylvania Railroad
Pullman “ Radio Corporation
Radio Keith Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck Socony
Standard Oil
Ef al. Standard. Oil of
Texas Corporation
United Corporation
United Gas Imp
U.S. Steel
Warner Bros
Westinghouse
Elec
Woolworth Curb Market
Agso
I Cities
Pennroad. Corp
Health teacher ends long fast champion of women fasters
New York April 19 Mrs. Sarah Whitman a 61 year old health teacher became the champion of women fasters by completing a forty five day fast. She said she had practiced fasting on and off for eighteen years and that the human machine is wonderful and could last at least one hundred years if treated right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Sarah Whitman
Trotzky Hiding On Eve Of Exile In Paris
In Paris on April 19 Leon Trotzky exiled Russian Communist remained in hiding under a government expulsion order. The Interior Ministry kept his location secret for safety reasons and would not confirm receipt of the formal order. Trotzky’s agents operated in several countries including the United States seeking a haven.
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Paris
INS
Areach
France
Leon’ Trotzky
Ministry of the Interior
Trotzky
United States
Open Door Treaty Declared Null and Void By Japan
Tokyo reports the nine power treaty guaranteeing open doors in China is now null and void per a War Office spokesman. Japan will oppose foreign military and political economic relief to China. In Pittsburgh a scaffolding collapse injured William Crutom, 25, while Peter Boehm, 24, escaped by grabbing a support.
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Tokyo
INS
Japan
China
Japanese War Office
Nichi Nichi
War Office
Pittsburgh
William Crutom
Peter Boehm
Crumm
Dillinger held by police in federal bonds in Dillinger case
In St Paul Minnesota Clayton Bennett May and Mre Bur niath La Delle a nurse were held on charges of harboring John Dillinger after the fugitive was shot in a gun battle with police and federal agents. Dillinger wounded in leg during escape with Evelyn Frechette and another man. Bloodstains traced his trail. In Mooresville Indiana Dillinger attended a family reunion with armed guards nearby. He was identified by relatives but not reported due to fear of reprisals.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Clayton BE
May
Mre
Niath la Delle
John Dillinger
Desperado
Dillinger
Evelyn Frechette
Mooresville
Ind
INS
Noblesville
Dillingers
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Wrle
Wrank Zurlek
Duriek
Kathleen Shaffer
Apollo
Pittsburgh Steel Drum Company
A. E. Jesser
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