Mehallick admitted to 15000 bail in Glen Campbell case
State Trooper John Mehallick was granted 15000 bail after a habeas corpus hearing before Judge J N Langham for the murder of Wilbur Vite in Glen Campbell. Witness James Pennington testified as to the events leading to the shooting near the main street, with Mehallick in plain clothes ordering them from the car. Pennington described the moments when gunfire erupted and Vite fell four feet from the trooper, as the defense prepared to challenge the murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
John Mehallick
Meives Mills
Glen Campbell
Bonds NE
Mehallick
Wilbur Vite
James Pennington
Crozse
Charles J. Margiotti
Langham
Pennington
James W. Mack
William M. Ruddock
Indiana
Justice of the Peace
Walter Oh
Daeckson
A. Eugene Wilson
Corone
Mehaltick
Yennington
Vite
Melvilliex
McGees Mills
Hope Lewis
World Economic Conference to Open June 12 in London
Official quarters confirm reports from Washington that the world economic conference will begin June 12. The arrangements committee at the conference will meet at the British foreign office Saturday afternoon for formal summoning of the parley. The committee includes Noraid H. Davis, American ambassador at large, and ministers of other powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Ron Washington
British Foreign Office
Noraid H. Davis
Fay Webb Vallee Sued for 100000
Kathleen Smythe files a $100,000 suit alleging Fay Webb Vallee enticed Gary Leon away from her, claiming she and Leon were living as common law spouses until Fay charmed him and he left Kathleen for Fay’s companion Rudy’s wife. Kathleen notes Fay fled to Santa Monica to stay with her father, the city police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Fay Webb Vallee
Kathleen Smythe
Aady Vallee
Gary Leon
Wommon Law
Leon
Kathleen
Fay
Gary
Rudy
Crooner
Santa Monica
Treasury Balance Report Showed April 24 Expenditures
Treasury balance listed as 305 million with expenditures of 16.13 million and customs receipts of 13.57 million for the period ending April 24, with the report dated April 26 from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Franklin Highway Boosters Hold Pep Meeting Here
Citizens along the Benjamin Franklin Highway No 422 from Ebensburg to New Castle met at the Moore Hotel to plan a booster organization. Harry Nixon chaired and outlined plans for large highway signs east of Ebensburg and at Munday's Corners and Armagh to steer traffic to Indiana and west on 422 during the Chicago Exposition season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
New Castle
Moore Hotel
Harry Nixon
Aloare
Ing
Indiana
Munday’s Corners
Armagh
New York
Chicago
East Conference Pittsburgh Synod to Convene at Vandergrift
Twenty six parishes are expected to be represented at the twenty seventh convention of the East Conference Pittsburgh Synod United Lutheran church in St. Paul's Lutheran church Vandergrift Thursday. More than a score of ministers are cooperating with sessions in morning afternoon and night. The Rev George J Baisler of Leechburg will preach the Spirit of Christ in Preaching. The conference will open with roll call enrollment of delegates and reports. A paper on Pentecost and Recovery by the Rev W F Pfeifer of Leechburg follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
W. F. Pfeifer
Leechbure
A. G. Wolf
Rural Valley
Tests Give Barbers Close Shave Harrisburg
Harrisburg April 26 more than half the applicants for barber certificates fail the state examination of the department of public instruction. Of 283 applicants in March only 104 or 44 percent passed and received certificates. The 181 who failed represented 60 percent of the group, a better record than December when about 60 percent failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Professional Licensing Bureau
Department of Public Instructs Annowees
Editors of papers gather at Waldorf hotel in NYC
INS reports at the American Newspaper Publishers Association convention in New York editors and publishers from multiple states. Nashville publisher James G. Stahlman, noted for opposing radio news broadcasts without newspaper sanction, is highlighted as a vigorous figure among peers. The piece notes many former reporters now edit and publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Reynolds
INS
New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Houston
Texas
Bangor
Maine
Wilmington
Delaware
Seattle
Wishington
Nashville Banner
James G. Stahlman
Jim Stahlman
Washington
Queen for a Day Swing Out at State Teachers College
After four years the Senior Out returns to State Teachers College for the Queen for a Day event. Miss Edna Lee Sprowls wrote the action and Miss Frances Horak directed the dancing. The pageant, set on the Hast Campus, features bright costumes and a colorful presentation. Tickets are available from the Seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Edna Lee Sprowls
Frances Horak
Hast
Inflation Bill Looms as Senate Eyes Vote on Roosevelt Plan
Washington April 26 The inflation program moves toward a Senate vote as Senator Carter Glass signals possible speech to defend the plan. Glass voted against empowering the President to alter dollar content and has remained silent since. The bill would mobilize Fed to 3 billion in circulation, issue 4 billion in United States notes, accept 100 million in silver for foreign debts, and cut dollar gold content up to 50 percent. Wheeler amendment would let remonetize silver at a fixed ratio with gold if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
UNS
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Carter Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Glass
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve System
United States
No provision to pay British debt to the United States
London reports Neville Chamberlain told the House of Commons Britain will make no provision for the June payment on the foreign debt to the United States. He said the government plans to rely on internal revenue to cover debtors in the current fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
United Staes
Chanvellot
Halex
Neville Chamberlin
House of Commons
Nia Budeel
Berlain
Stream Stocking Brings Brook Trout To Indiana County Creeks
Harrisburg April 26 reports the South Branch of Twolick Creek Little Mahoning Creek Madlick Creek Laurel Run and Little Yellow Creek Indiana County were stocked with brook trout above legal size last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Twolick Creek
Little Mahoning Creek
Madlick Creek
Laurel Run
Little Yellow Creek
Lndiana County
Readjustment of British debt under way
Washington April 26 The readjustment of Britain's 4 billion dollar debt to the United States is under way but aims and details remain hidden behind other issues. President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald discussed disarmament tariffs trade restrictions monetary stabilization and related topics during the Washington visit. A joint communique said only that preliminary explorations of routes are underway and progress is being made in friendly spirit with continued talks to follow in London and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
I. N.S. Star
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Ital
London
Sharpsville Woman Killed by Train Passes On
Sharpsville April 26 Mrs Lilla Dixon 60 wife of George R Dixon retired furniture merchant was killed instantly when struck by a Pennsylvania railroad passenger train as she walked along the mule and tracks to visit her son on the town outskirts. She failed to hear the approaching train in the cut miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsville
Lilla Dixon
George R. Dixon
Pennsylvania
Dixon
Canadian Leader Bennert Visits Washington for Talks
Prime Minister Bennert of Cute arrives in Washington for high level discussions with President Roosevelt on wartime coordination and Allied support. Detailing the meeting's aims, the talks focus on defense, supplies, and postwar planning.
Second sales tax deadline nears in Narrrisburgh
Narrrisburgh reports that Caspayels who used the one half deferred payment plan authorized by the Legislature have three weeks to finish paying the emergency relief sales tax. The final payment is due by May 15 in one installment. Interest at 6 percent accrues from April and must be included in the final payment. Make checks or money orders payable to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrisburgh
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Mooney case returns to San Francisco court in tangle
In San Francisco on April 26 the Tom Mooney case returns to court as he seeks trial on a murder indictment while prosecutors push for dismissal. District Attorney Brady and aides prepare a dismissal petition, Mooney’s defense led by Frik Walsh and associates vows for full trial to pressure a pardon or appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Mooney remains imprisoned in San Quentin serving a life sentence and awaits the court’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Jordan
A. N.S
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
America
Louis H. Ward
Matthew Brady
William W. Murphy
Joseph O’conner
Mooney
Frik P. Walsh
New York
John P. Finerty
Washington, D. C
Leo Gallagher
Los Angeles
James Rolph, Jr
United States Supreme Court
Rolph
San Quentin
Steel Dividend Again Ordered In Steel Dividend Action
New York April 26 Despite a large quarterly deficit the directorate of the United States Steel Corporation yesterday ordered another dividend of 50 cents on the preferred stock. Official comment was withheld while market observers suggested the move reflected accelerating production and potential further disbursements from surplus. Dance by Ola Wald and her famous radio orchestra will occur April 29 at Sunset Grove on route 88 between Kittanning and Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Leal Corporation
Wallsreet
Olan Wald
Sunset Grove
Kittanning
Home
Sunday sports referendum reshapes Pennsylvania blue laws
Gov. Pinchot signs the Schwartz bill turning Sunday baseball and football legalization into a technically referendum issue. Voters in each municipality will decide by ballot in November whether to permit Sunday games between 2 pm and 6 pm with varying license fees. The move narrowly passes after a bitter battle in Harrisburg, marking a rare challenge to a century of Sabbath statutes. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh will see Sunday major league baseball next summer, though the measure does not amend the blue laws directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
INS
Gifford Pinchot
Einstein
Pinchot
William A. Schnaller
Das. J. Coyne
Allegheny
Ulh
House
Joseph A. Loftus
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Senate
General Assembly
Forecaster Warns Farmers Of Cold Wave Approach
Weather observers warn of a cold wave with frost possible tomorrow morning and snow flurries early today. Temperatures fell to near 40 degrees citywide with 21 inches of rain reported in part districts and fog across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Lorentz
Loval
Transcontinental & Western Air Station
Cresson
Hera Maders
Indiana
Cambria
Lorents
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Rice
Adams County
International
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Treasury
Franklin Highway Boosters
Grant Park
Charles G. Dawes
Lutherans’ Synod Meeting
Indiana County
Vandergrift
France
Fdouard Kerriot
Prante
U.S
Waldorf Hotel
Treasury Post
Congress
Canada
Bennert
Prosidetit
Schwartz Sports
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