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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1935

Page

1

Long detour as new bridge work slows Leechburg area

Westmoreland county motorists faced a long detour as the Leechburg bridge project shifts traffic toward Vandergrift and Hyde Park. Crews rush to complete piers amid unseasonal weather, with razing of the old span set to begin soon and traffic rerouted through Freeport and surrounding Westmoreland and Armstrong towns.

Vandergrift Westmoreland County Kiski Armstrong County Leechbure Leechburg Hyde Park Freeport Allegheny Valley Fonteon Bridge Welne Leechburgh Killanning Armstrong Apollo North Vandergrift

Miss Grassmuck to Speak on European Peoples in Echo School

Miss Erna Grassmuck head of Geography at Indiana State Teachers College will lecture on the life of European peoples, illustrated with lantern slides, at 7:30 Friday evening in Echo School East Taylor Township. The event, by teachers and pupils, highlights her wide teaching career and travel in the United States Canada South America and Europe.

Erna Grassmuck State Teachers College Indiana Echo East Taylor Township Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh University of Pennsylvania

THEATRES SPONSOR MODEL AIRCRAFT CONTESTAT RITZ THEATRE

The Aero Nautical Club hosts a county wide model flying scale contest with prizes including two Ritz and Indiana jet prizes and week passes. Judges will assess craftsmanship originality and design. entries accepted April 24 25 from 4 30 to 5 20 p m.

Ritz Indiana The Ratz Aes Thea Tonson Eraftmenshin Te. Hlaue Ward Johnson Drmagment of Iiiané High School Aero-Nautical Club

Fiddlers Plan For Big Contest

Judges for the old time fiddling contest at Leechburg High School on Saturday include Logan Agshbatah Leechburg music teacher William Metntine Dan Sehalh Riderson Raymond Campbell Vandereritt Duane dance val ler and Charles unkopf DiBos VEW commander Civic leader More than a dozen door prizes and a $10 basket of groceries donated by West Seeesbury Steel will be awarded by patrons. Six fiddlers have signed to compete for the Western Pennsylvanian title and the $20 prize. favorites include Old Dad Sheriff fiddling comedian now at KDKA Squire Booker 75 year old from Freeport Dic Moore of DuBois undefeated last year Hank's Hillbillies of Greensburg gisa will entertain.

Leechburg High School Leechinirg Vetarais Logan Agshbatah Leechburg William Metntine Teechburg Dan Sehalh Riderson Raymond Campbell Vandereritt Duane Dance Valler Charles Unkopf DiBos VEW West Seeesburge Steel Company Old Dad Sheriff KDKA Seodine Junes WHJR Greensburg Squire Booker Freeporiey DuBois Dic Moore Apatla

X Ray Screenings From Indiana Blairsville and More

Chest x ray pictures taken and reports sent to family physicians as pupils and parents review results. Indiana, Blairsville, and Clymer groups have been x rayed with remaining Blairsville and Clymer cohorts this week and next. Tuberculosis is no longer incurable and is fought with tuberculin testing and x rays to detect germ presence and lung damage. Pneumothorax is among treatments, reducing bed rest and speeding return to activity.

Indiana Blairsville Clymer

Kelly Given a Fair Chance in House History

A fragment notes Kelly, long a Congress member and former chairman of the House Post Office committee, famed as "the father of the air mail," received recognition after a discharge incident at a summer home with Kelly and four daughters present. he was rushed to hospital.

Hugh Smeaton Kelly M. Kelly Congress Times L. Quinn House Posiiffice Washington United States Air Mail

Obituary notices from Canoe township and Hastings districts

Obituaries recall Mary Smith Tilker born 1836 in Canoe township near Rochester Mills wife of Jacob Tilker, died aged many, survived by Mary Jane White Harvey Irvin and nine grandchildren etc. Also Marcellus McMullen age 76 of Hastings died of pneumonia with funeral at St Barnard’s Hastings and long list of survivors. Edward Fogle, 63, Chest Springs, death after heart attack with extensive surviving relatives and funeral arrangements.

Canoe Township Rochester Mills George Mary Smith Jacob Til Ker Cumberland Presbyterian Church Mary Jane White Indiana Harvey and Irvin ‘Tiger Maria Cochran Fairview Church Fairview Cemetery Matthew Jordan W. B. Tobias Marcellus M'Mullen Hastings Clara Michael Cavanaugh Nant-y- Gini Gertrude Elmer Creenland Anna Michael Stock Loretto Nora William Handley Lena Charles Noel Blader Luba Richare Bridiey Ebensburg Sarah Luke Noel Dixonville Rose Joseph Dieitellie Elder Townshig Joseph McMullen Helen Gray Carrolltown Edward Fogle Chest Springs John and Mary Willis) Foyle Emma (McLucas) Foyle Sigtur Joseph Sharp Loretta Mes Annie Maloney Altoona Gerald Blairs Mille Vincent Clarence Honolulu United States Army Sabilly Silverius Robert

Respite Granted in Strawser Case Amid Clemmency Pleas

Harrisburg April 24. Sherman L Strawser held to death row for murder in employer Charles Gable case gets postponement until August 8 to allow his fiancé Zella Gill to testify and for the Gills to face murder charges. Attorney General Margiotti criticizes Snyder County DA Sommers and calls for a special prosecutor. board will recommend a further delay to aid Strawser’s clemency petition.

Harrisburg INS Sherman L. Strawser Farmhayd Tor Diy Sweet- Heart Charles Gable Charles A. Maragiotti Lester Gill Zella Strawser Gill Gable Henry J. Summers, Jr Snyder County Margroth Margiolli George H. Earle Straweser Sommers Gills Pennsylvania

Mae West marriage rumors spark courtroom confusion

Hollywood reports claim Mae West denied records showing a 1927 marriage to a New York man and rejected rumors of a 1911 Milwaukeee wedding with Frank Wallace. The confusion follows public scrutiny of her single status and past relationships as she dismisses wedding tales.

Mae Mae West Wallace Miss West Miss la May Hollywood Cins U's New York Frank Wallace Milwaukee Tpsets Tiam Lil

Relief Officials to Be Guilty Hearings In State

A report cites a high level conference with Robert J. Johnson on relief administration. Horst notes a public hearing plan and county inspections, with a committee meeting after a Biddle talks. Gibbs dismissed as supervisor of the Pittsburgh Federal State Employment Service by Edward N. Jones.

Paul Murphy Pittsburgh Gibbs Western Pennsylvania John F. LaBoone James L. Stuart Allegheny County Emergency Relief Board Clones Employment Service Pinchot Tensard DeWolf Morals Court of Fittsburgh Mr. Gibbs Robert J. Johnson Johnson Horst Relief Administration Biddle House

First commercial Clipper flight Hawaii to San Francisco completed

A Pan American Clipper flying boat from Hawaii landed at Alameda Airport near San Francisco Bay at 2 58 p m after a sub 40 hour round trip. Abe Marks head of the Chamber of Commerce Marine Department announced Clippers will be listed in maritime news. The crossing followed a 17 hour 43 minute Honolulu flight and a 20 hour 49 minute return.

Marine Register of Abe Marks Chamber of Commerce Marine Department Land's End Golden Gate Marks Alameda Airport San Francisco Bay Hawaii Honolulu

Toothpick bacteria scare triggers U S health probe

Washington reports evidence that bacteria laden Japanese toothpicks are sold nationwide. Public Health Service scientists are investigating after American manufacturers combat sales in a price driven market. The product is packed by children in slum areas and sold cheaply in the United States.

Washington U. S. Public Health Service United States

Washington Parade Notes On Mellon Kennedy and Roosevelt Relics

INS dispatch surveys Depression mood and policy figures. Andrew Mellon faces panic talk while Kennedy seeks SEC rule changes to curb trading and protect investors. Admiral Peoples recalls prohibition era dirigible flight. Roosevelt office displays knickknacks including toy donkeys ship wheel and clock. White House press conferences rebound to full attendance as Navy presents steady show.

Alive and Dead: Painter Fred Sauter Refutes Three Death Judgments

Chicago dispatch reports painter Fred Sauter declares he is alive and in fair health after three court findings of death. An insurance policy paid out $1000 due to his seven year Memphis disappearance. Verdicts in two other suits are being appealed.

Chicago INS Fred Sauter Dresty Sauter Memphis Tenn

Chemical Interests Big Part In Recovery Effort

New York April 24 INS A Franklin era speech by Lammont Du Pont at the American Chemical Society tercentenary says the patent chemical industries will aid national recovery by creating more wants and jobs. He cautioned against price controls and subsidies, urged cooperation with other industry, and stressed the chemical sector’s defense value as plants can switch to munitions. The piece highlights the surge of heavy chemical industry since World War I and its link to vital materials for war and industry.

INS New York Lammont du Pont E.1. du Pont de Nemours and Co du Pont American Chemical Society

County PT A to meet in Brush Valley Center

The Indiana County P T A spring meeting will be at Brush Valley Community Center on Thursday April 25. A 6 30 p.m. supper by Brush Valley Association precedes the meeting with lectures by W F H Wentnel on The Sting of Ingratitude and Miss Elizabeth Milley on Community Nurse in Regard to Child Development. Mrs W E Brosius will speak. Miss Kring will lead singing with Brush Valley Quarry selections. Annual officer elections to be held. All PT A supporters invited to attend. The Navy asks Congress for 3200 more for food conduct badges and notes more deserters in 1934 than 1931.

PT. A Indiana County P. T.A Brush Valley Brush Valley Association W. FH. Wentnel Pittsburgh Elizabeth. Milley Harrisburg W. EB. Brosius South Western Kring Heilwood

First Woman Lawyer Admitted at Jefferson County Bar

Brookville April 24 Judge William T Carr welcomed Jane H McClure as the first woman admitted to the Jefferson County bar and courts in Pemnsylvania She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John McClure of Big Run and a Gouher College Baltimore and University of Pittsburgh law graduate

Brookville Jefferson County Pemnsylvania Lustren William T. Carr Jane H. McClure McClure John McClure Big Run Goueher College Baltimore University of Pittsburgh

Dreamland Rink To Be Rebuilt In Ebensburg

James J Cicero, manager of Dreamland Park, reopened the Dreamland Roller Rink at the Ebensburg Fair Grounds, claiming it is among the largest and most suitable rinks in Pennsylvania. Plans are mentioned for reconstruction as Indiana county skaters attend sessions in large numbers. Lien activity looms as county tax collectors must lien about 1834 delinquent real estate taxes by next Tuesday, with an estimated total potentially exceeding two thousand properties.

James J. Cicero Dreamland Park Ebensburg Fair Grounds Pennsylvania Indiana County Cicero Dreamland

Bus Driver Held for Grand Jury in Fatal Crossing Crash

Percy C. Line, 34, of Hagerstown, driver of the wrecked bus at a railroad crossing in Rockville, Md., April 11, killing two Williamsport High School students, was held for grand jury on manslaughter charges after admitting he drove through without stopping. Train engineers were freed as witnesses testified they blew the whistle before the crossing.

Rockville Percy C. Line Hagerstown Williamsport Met Line Ene Ginemen B. & Qoyer

Ten Thousand Miners Plan Rally to Demand State Aid

United Mine Workers delegates from Fayette Washington and Greene counties met in Charleroi for a rally and outlined plans to mobilize 10 000 bitumine gas coal miners to Harrisburg for a march on state security and social legislation. Monongahela Valley and eastern Pennsylvania anthracite miners would join the trek, with travel arranged from Thompson Mine No 210 and a demonstration set to begin Sunday night April 29.

Treasury Balance Report Shows April 22 Totals

Treasury balance as of April 22 stands at 2 074 763 450 dollars. Internal revenue receipts total 4 966 421 42 and customs receipts amount to 23 715 343 25.

Washington INS Treasury Internal Revenue

Doctor at Center of Missing Woman Case Faces Bail

Lancaster April 24 unshaken by bones identified as missing Gladys Lawson 26 Calvert Md. Dr H C Zimmerly Meche anics Grove seeks $10 000 bail while awaiting trial on two illegal operation charges and four narcotics counts. Police say more bones and an acid eaten pail were found at Zimmerly home after an anatomist report confirmed investigators theory he disposed of Mrs Lawson body. Zimmerly defiant, no comment to attorney B F Davis when told police solved the disappearance by the Bucknell expert’s report.

Lancaster INS Gladys Lawson Calvert

Plumcreek Church of the Brethren to Host Dr Kurtz

Dr D W Kurtz president of Bethany Biblical Seminary will inaugurate a two day session at Plumcreek Church of the Brethren starting Saturday evening April 27 with a talk on Ideals in Education. He will preach Sunday at 11 o'clock on Ideals of the Church of the Brethren and speak at 2:30 on Christ the Supreme Artist.

D. W. Kurtz Lud Bethany Biblical Seminary Chicago Plumcreek Church of the Brethren Church of the Brethren Christ S. A Tokyo Glasgow Los Angeles Kansas City Birmingham McPherson College Philadelphia Long Beach Kansas Authors’ Club American Academy of Social and Political Sciences

Apollo Steel Plant to Move Amidstrike Fallout

The Apollo Drum Company transfer risks 400 plus workers losing weekly payroll of 2,000. Burgess S. Baldridge warns Apollo Steel Company may not absorb all employees as the strike worsens town conditions. Officials say move planned but cite no strike cause.

Burgess S. S. Baldridge Apollo Steel Company

Atterbury Quits as PRR Head Leader in Industry

Former Pennsylvania Railroad chief Atterbury resigns after long tenure guiding the world’s largest transportation system. He valued loyalty above all, earning the respect of workers who called him W. W. and saw him as a friend across ranks.

Atterbury W. W

Newspaper code furrows brows in pre lim session

An early draft note suggests features developing during the preliminary session yesterday, with details to be continued on Page 5. The text indicates a cautious tone about the code’s role as a barometer of better times and hints at upcoming coverage.

McIntyre Coag Run Indiaua Bus Stops Listed

Fragmented OCR lists bus stop locations around McIntyre and Coal Run areas including McIntyre Store Cos Run Store and Moore at Daly Ly. Times appear garbled with multiple numeric codes and partial references to schedules. Reads like a transit snippet with place names and irregular timestamps, lacking coherent narrative.

McIntyre Coag Indiaua Mcintyre Store Cos Moore Ata Daly Ly McIntyre Irrivetindinca SF. F. Ly Coal Run MelIntyre

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