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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1940

Page

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SLAIN SUTERS HELD IN DAMAGE SUIT NEAR NESQUEHAN

Mr and Mrs John Stevens sue Joseph and Licey Vrabel for 9700 damage over wrongful accusation in case linked to Nesquehan girl Joan Stevens slain last June. Franklin, acquitted in the fatal police car shooting, testified self defense claiming the gun was an automatic toy.

Wmauch Chunk John Stevens Joan Benjamin Inklin Joseph Licey Vrabel Lanaford Carbon County Law York Vrabels Franklin Stevens Nesquehan

Obituary notices from Indiana newspaper names multiple locals

A batch of obituaries lists Payllis Carolyn Oakman ten, daughter of Albert and family, died at home. Eleanor Catherine Cook, wife of Vernon Cook, died in Indiana, with six children and many relatives noted. Frances Gaddis Paull, born Blairsville, survived by sisters, burial in Blairsville. Ary Matilda Stancombe, wife of W A Stancombe, died in Clearfield with six sons and several siblings. Robert Baird, son of late David and Agnes Cowan Bard, dies at 6204 in Indiana Memorial Hospital. services by American Legion forthcoming.

Payllis Carolyn Oakman Albert Oakman Luciusboro Leonard Theodore Donna Faye Terpe Blairsville Oakman Jennerstown Somerset County Eleanor Catherine (St. Clair) Cook Vernon H. Cook Washington Street Indiana Samuel St. Clair Maida Wineman St. Clair Aho Center Township Indiana County Homer City First Regular Baptist Church Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies’ Bible Class Troutman Company Wendel James Lois Dorothy Betty Albert St. Clair Youngstown Ohio Curtiss Raymond Edward Canton Paul Earl Kidd Johnstown Car] Houck Clymer Fa George St. Lair Gary Thur St. Clair Agpinwall Are Frances Gaddis Paul George T. Paull Rebecca (Turner) Paull South Walnut Street Fairdance Miss Paull Presbyterian Church Elizabeth M. Paull Jessie T. Paull Walnut Street Joseph C. Stewart Matilda Stancombe W. A. Stancombe Walter Buney Clearfield Milesburg Walter John Arthur Dewey Roy Baney Niagara Falls N.Y Bertha Mead Renova Cora Brown Mae Stevner Nicholson Funeral Home Priday Burnalde Cemetery Robert Baird David Agnes Cowan

Aaron Slick Play at Coal Run by Local Group

The Coal Run Parent Teachers Organization presents Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick at the Coal Run Community Hall on April 24 and 26. Directed by Mildred G. Northover with assistant Marie G. Gallagher, the rural comedy features Anton Slick and Rosy Berry among a large cast.

Aaron Slick Punkin Crick Lieut. Beale Cormack Coal Run Parent- Teachers Organization Coal Run Mildred G. Northover Marie G. Gallagher Life Aaron Rose B. Berry Nick Gentleman Cow Little Sis Riggs Houndaw Justice Anton Slick Joseph B. Vanity Rosy Berry Elizabeth H. Peters

Penn freshmen barred for picketing sorority house

Philadelphia April 25. Two Penn freshmen Robt. E. Vickery of Pittsburgh and Edward Potocki of Perth Amboy NJ were joined today in a student affairs stance after they campaigned outside Alpha Chi Omega. The pair carried a sign accusing sorority girls of being unfair to Penn men. a cease and desist order was issued under threat of expulsion.

Philadelphia Penn Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Committee On Student Affairs Robt. E. Vickery Pittsburgh Edward Potocki Perth Amboy N.J Vickery Potocki

Norway Fights Germans as Bombers Hit North Sea Base

Norwegian forces under King Haakon deny any negotiation with Germany while battles rage in central Norway around Trondheim Fjord. Allied troops push toward Narvik as German air power and coastal raids press the front, with Trondheim and Oslo areas under heavy bombardment and strategic rail lines contested.

Stockholm Trondheim Fjord Norway Atlantic Steinkjer Stenkjer Trondheim Namsos Agdenes Germany Haakon VII Way Oslo Paul Berg Norwegian Supreme Court Trondheim-Oslo Andalsney Hegre Boros-Tynset Associated Press J. Norman Lodge Lillehammer Lille+ hammer

Signs of Spring Bring Mixed Agriculture Outlook

Harrisburg reports signs of spring with optimism among farmers though weather remains harsh. Field operations are largely stalled, plows idle, and crops delayed as cold, wet soils threaten rot in new potatoes and peas. Meantime markets show home grown rhubarb and cabbage plants, and cherries may soon bloom after warmer days.

Harrisburg Federalriculture Pennsylvania

Motor funds may be tapped for relief program

Harrisburg reports Governor James aims to raise 30.9 million dollars from the motor fund to shore up relief finance without harming the road program. Planned borrowing would occur through 1940 and be repaid by June 1941, with no new taxes pursued. The outline also notes potential use of budget surpluses and tax anticipation notes.

Harrisburg James Department of Public Assistance I. Lamont Hughes Mojor Department of Highways Budget Office

Census puts age of Phoenix woman near 117

In Phoenix on April 26 a census taker reported Mrs. Serapy Severia a small white haired Mexican woman as 117 or 118 years old Photographers went to take her picture She protested I am too old People will just laugh when they see my picture.

Phoenix Ariz Serapy Severia

Stock Market Notes and Pennsylvania Treasurer Results

New York noon stocks show mixed gains with Air Reduction and Am Tel and Tel among the day’s leaders while several majors hover near unchanged. In Philadelphia the Republican State Treasurer race totals Cape counties show James F. Matong Jr. leading with 842,304 votes, McKee 476,382, Pratt 14,013.

New York Alco Beth Steel Cerro de Pas Ches Ohio Chrysler Corp South Con Edison del Lack West Douglas Aircraft du Pont de Eastman Kodak Motors Gillette Greyhound Corp Hard-Walker Interlake Tron Int Harvester Nick Can Kennecott Cop Kresge Liggett and Myers Loew's Ine Montyonr Ward Nash-Kelvinator Nat Biscuit Nat Dairy Nat Distillers Central RR North Ameria Packard Motor Penn RR Phila Read Phillips Radio Corp of Am Reading Co Repub Steel Reynolds Sears Horbuck Socuuy-Vacuum Pacific Sperry Corp Std Brands Ltd Gas and Cal Ind Studebaker Corp Texas Cooo Timken Hall United United Corp United Gas Imp Indus Alege U Steel Gly West Union Tel Woolworth Curb Ark Nat Gun Cities Service el Bond Philadelphia James F. Matong, Jr Bittsburgh Jamey N. McKee Johnstown Robert W. Pratt Ofeb

British Budget Critics Call for Greater War Sacrifices

As Allied forces fight Germany in Norway and Scapa Flow is bombed, economists warn the cost of victory will demand large sacrifices. Keynes argues half the nation’s income may be needed. Britain’s Communists press to halt the war despite recent raids on Denmark and Norway.

Berlin High Command England Sweeen Dori Heide Schileswig-Holsteyn Adolf Hitler Germany Sweden Narvik Natvig Ig Arctic Norway Communist Party British Isles Scapa Flow Orkneys J. M. Keynes The Times Royal Airforce Denimark Scotland Cebu Hoy Britain William Gallacher Brgss Alter Fife Daily Worker Sat YT

House Debates Wage Hour Law Inconsistent Proposals

Washington April 1 widespread confusion marked the start of House debate on wage hour exemptions for white collar and agricultural workers. Uncertainty centered on bills defining farm operations exempt from the law and on extending exemptions to other occupations with thresholds of 150 or 200 dollars monthly. The administration sought quick passage of a separate bill clarifying presidential licensing power amid a related foreign asset issue.

Washington House New York Roosevelt United States Germany Scandinavia House Labor Committee Rep Barden D-Nc Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Ramspeck D-Ga

Bishops Oppose Vatican US Diplomatic Ties

Atlantic City April 28 The Council of Bishops of the New Methodist Church opposes any establishment of diplomatic relations between the Vatican and the United States. The quadrennial message to the general conference denounces church state fusion while supporting world peace with Catholic and other groups. The bishops note President Roosevelt's peace efforts but resist church state links.

Atlantic City N. J Council of Bishops of the New Methodist Church Vatican United States General Conference Roosevelt Myron C. Teylor Catholic Church

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