Fire destroys Bolivar Coal Company barn at Bolivar
A lamp on a miner's cap reportedly started a blaze that destroyed a 24 by 30 foot barn of the La Trobe Bolivar Coal Company in Bolivar early Saturday. Three tons of hay and 30 bushels of oats burned. four mules were saved by workers and Bolivar volunteers. The loss estimate was not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrobe-Bolivar Coal Company
Boli Var
Bolivar Volunteer Fire Company
Coal Company
Jamy
Bolivar
Peace, justice, and arms limits shape Coolidge view
Mr Coolidge argues that while armies will be needed to police both domestically and internationally, lasting peace requires a foundation of justice and goodwill. He notes the theological aspects of armament limits and emphasizes homeowner taxpayer leadership and cross national business cooperation to sustain progress despite challenges.
Farm Relief Debenture Plan Sparks Insurgent Split
The insurgent bloc shows its first split over the farm relief debenture plan. Senators Brookhart of Iowa and Frazier of North Carolina support it, while Couzens of Michigan and Nye of North Dakota oppose. James Watson of Indiana will rebut Democratic attacks and contrast past positions on the equalization fee and the debenture plan.
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Brookhart, R
Iowa
Frazier
North Carolina
Couzens
Michigan
Nye
North Dakota
James I E. Watson
Indiana
Watson
Wealthy youth found hanging to limb of tree in Meranco
Meranco Michigan April 29 a wealthy farmer's son Lawren Mills aged 11 was found hanging from a limb at his home rear. He claimed to have been attacked by masked kidnappers who starved and flogged him for a week before escape. Authorities doubt the tale but note his weakened, starving condition.
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Meranco
Mich
Lawrenze Mills
Motaano
Mills
Myo
Mies
Elphin Mills
George Cathy
Adlerika Aids Stomach and Bowels Says Ed McNeil
Ed McNeil reports Adlerika provides quicker relief from sour stomach than soda and promotes cleansing of old waste. The product acts on both stomach and bowel, described as removing stool buildup and leaving the system feeling lighter and improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McNeil
Adlevia
Adlerika
Miss Alice Howe to Be Married in Linden Avenue Party
Miss Alice Howe of Windber will wed Louis Sipple of Harrington Delaware announced at a bridge party hosted by Miss Brea Barker on Linden Avenue Jotanstown. The engagement followed by a color theme of white and gold and attendance from Indiana State Teachers College alumni and local residents.
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Jotanstown
Brea Barker
Linden Avenue
Alice Howe
Windber
Louis Sipple
Harrington
Del
Lowe
Sipple
Wilmore Real State
Mary Pussell
Willis Russell
Barker and
Mowe
Indiana State Teachers’ College
S Lelman
Yoder
Donna Keefer
Dub House
Alice Mowe
Mary Grazier
Market calm after money squeeze and year end demand
New York April 25 traders faced a sluggish session as a 15 percent call money rate cooled bulls while month end financing kept money tight. Stocks opened weak with declines in Westinghouse United Aircraft and Bethlehem Steel though overall losses were modest as selective buying and some short covering trimmed the declines.
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W. S. Cousins
ANS Werete Edite
New York
Wall Street
Westinghouse
United Aircraft
Columbia Graphophone
Bethlehem Steel
Radio
United States Steel
American Cat
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and O
Chrysler General Motors
International Nickel
Kennecott
Mari
Miami Copper
Stewart Warner
New York Central
Pallnun
Pure Oil
Reading
Studebaker U
Steel Wright
Aero Westinghouse
St. P
Willys Overland
Atchison T. S Ry
American Loca Certaintesd
Evie Railroad
Kelvinator
Mack Truck
Nash Motors
Penna. Ft. Re Ratio Corp
Trans
White Motor
G. AL St. PL
Curtis Aero
Card of Thanks for Anna Fairsnai
We thank our neighbors and friends for the flowers and for listening during the funeral of our child Anna. Mr and Mrs George Fairsnai Waterman Pa express gratitude for support and kindness received.
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Anna 2
Pairman
George Fairsnai
Waterman, Pa
Film Leaders Die in Dramatic Plane Crash
Three prominent film figures perish in a Hollywood plane crash while planned to star in a climactic aviation stunt. Victims are William Oviatt Jr., Ray N. Scott, and Mack A. Blaker. The crash occurred during a test flight at about 469 feet, burning beyond recognition. The incident followed arrangements for a financed production featuring their deaths.
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Los Angeles
INS
William Oviatt
William H. Oviatt
Morris Gest
Ray N. Scott
Charlie Murray
Mack A. Blaker
Hollywood
Sayre Deering
Dee
Scott
Fluker
Oviatt
Points on People Weekend Guests and Visits in Indiana
A stream of visitors from Indiana and nearby towns kept the week in Indiana lively. Miss Emma Trathen, a McKees Rocks teacher, stayed with her aunt and uncle, while many others including Corporal W. K. White of Troop A and Mrs. Carrie Trainer’s son Clyde Gassler called on relatives and friends. Notables such as artist E G Yale and local residents Joseph Templeton and J C Allen were among those listed with weekend plans or calls on Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 0. Williams
Indiana
Emma Trathen
McKees Rocks
A. R. Llewellyn
Gurney Trainer
Blairsville
Carrie Trainer
W. K. White
State Police
Greensburg
Clyde Gassler
Pitcairn
Fanny
Carrie Geesler
Margaret Reams
Allegheny General Hospital
Harry Reams
Virginia Freed
Pittsburgh
M. C. Watson
Edward Downey
Derry
Joe Templeton
Rural Valley
Robert D. Neal
Gazette Office
Clyde Stewart
Detroit
Michigan
Larry Jamison
Chevy Chase
E.G. Yale
Wbensburge
McMillen
Squire
Ralph Brown
Adairsville
Ralph Cumming
J.C. Allen
Bedford
Bruce Wagner
Wintondale
Jack Dunlap
Clymer
Blair Irwin
Stafford
H. M. Wilson
Vaniergrift
W. L. Dever
Punxsutawney
Mellon Tax Case Tests Treasury Seat in Hoover Era
A political dispute centers on whether Mellon’s ownership of corporate securities disqualifies him from the treasury post under a law banning cabinet members from business interests. Supporters say stock ownership alone isn’t an interest. opponents urge Mellon to divest to qualify. The Norris report urges sale of stock. the judiciary committee has yet to decide.
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Mellon
Hoover
The
Treasury
Hoover Administration
Mollan
Senate final word on Mellon dispute may rest there
Debate highlights the seriousness of the legal issue and notes the Senate must decide. A Mellon verdict from the Senate could allow him to stay in office, while a guilty finding would lead to immediate removal, potential prosecution under federal law, a $48,000 fine, and disqualification from future federal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mellon
Secretary of Treasury
County Jurors List For May Trials In Lively Court District
Police officials and alleged racketeers including Peter P. Walsh and Luke Sullivan are listed for trial as civil cases begin the term. The schedule shows two weeks of civil hearings followed by criminal cases in May with several jurors from Salina Saltsburg Punxsutawney Avonmore Indiana Blairsville and Jefferson named for May weeks.
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Peter P. Walsh
Luke Sullivan
Simmons
W. Caldwell
Salina
Samuel Rhea
Saltsburg
Lee
North
Punxsutawneys
Frank Aultman
Avonmore
R. W. Dunlap
Primville
T. Lonewill
Indiana
Wm. G. McMillen
John Wood
Blairsville
Harry Minor
Jefferson
Nine of family and other auto deaths reported in greensburg area
Pauline nine year old girl and several others are victims in a string of auto accidents across the Greensburg region. Michael Zwkovic, 17, died instantly near Harrison City. George Sucevic, 20, survived with a fractured skull. Anita Ferrari, seven, died from a fractured skull in Jeannette. State patrol investigates as weekend toll reaches nine dead and 37 injured statewide.
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Greensburg
Harrison City
Jeannette
Michael Zwkovic
Wall
George Sucevic
Westmoreland Hospital
Theodore W. Jones
Pittsburgh
a_ Jeannette
Zakovic
EB. B. Barton
State Highway Patrol
Anita Ferrari
Paul Ferrari
Charles Boston
Holgers
Irwin
Investigaton
International News Service Weekly
Philadelphia
Five Corners
Titusville
Norvistown
Pottstown
Tn Harrisburg
Wilkes- Barre
Torch Murder Mystery Deepens With Victim Identified Clues
Westchester County medical examiner Dr. Squire describes the young woman as about 21, 110 pounds, 5 foot 4, with reddish brown hair and blue eyes. Investigators seek identity via slippers, dental work, and serial numbers while a murder motive suspects luring by marriage promise. A bundle of clothing and a blue bag with a troubling note were found near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Westchester County
Dr. Squire
Constitution oration contest spans states and ages
Battle Creek deputy state superintendent of Public Instruction commends the activity as essential to develop youth into competent citizens. Multiple high school students from Scranton Allentown and Memo from Harrisburg area perform on oration topics about The Constitution, its origins, and daily life, with Finch winning regional honors and preparation for national finals in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rule
C. H. Garwood
Harrisburg Public Schools
Finch
United States
Ralph T. Haas
Scranton
Scranton Republican
James Leonard Highsaw, Jr
Memphis Tenn
Post-Gazette
Wesern
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Arlene Vinton
Indiana
Millikan
Lillian Aronsky
Allentown High School
Allentown Call
Capitol
Harrisburg Country Club
Gettysburg Battlefields
James Leonard Butch
St. John’s College Preparatory School
Washington
Butch
Battle Creek
Michigan University
Washington, D. C
Wind demolishes home and garage in Pittsburgh district
A 36 mile an hour storm tore through Pittsburgh destroying a dwelling and garage, uprooting trees, breaking windows and scattering debris. In Ross Township the home and garage of John Ross were ripped from foundations, with sections found hundreds of yards away. The Ross family were away when struck. police found an 80 gallon still and liquor ruins, with a search for a man begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ross Township
John Ross
Ross
Vernon P. Moses
Peter Smith
Death Claims Rev James Morris and Related Obits
Death notices from Punxsutawney and surrounding towns recall Rev James R Morris of Dayton Pa dying at 83 after 60 years in ministry and interment in Oliveburg. Other obituaries list relatives Dr John Harris of Bucknell Univ, Rees Harris, Mrs Elizabeth Stiltz, Mrs Harriet Bower, and extended family including Dr A P B Morris and John T Morris. Funeral details note services in Punxsutawney and Engelhards residence with graveside in Grandview Cemetery.
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Indiana County
Johnstown
John Harris
Bucknell University
Rees Harris
Elizabeth Stiltz
Kteburgh
Harriet Bower
Lewisburg
Engelhards
Grandview Cemetery
Morris
Kittanning
Young Township
Jefferson County
S. D. Rejester
Duquesne
Rov. Morris
Theodore and
Matilda Morris
Old Morris
Punxsutawney
Walter Reed Morris
East Orange
N. J
8. D. Rejester
George Wallace
Cleveland
Ohio
J. B. Morris
Salina Morris Lewis
Clarissa Morris Reading
Seattle
Washington
Life-Saving (Continued from Part 1)
Describes first aid measures for emergencies including infection prevention with iodine, burn treatment with picric acid, splint application before hospital transport, resuscitation for smoke or gas incidents, electric shock, and drowning.
Souls Saved at Baptist Revival
Evangelist Dunlap spoke yesterday at the First Baptist Church Revival Meetings. Despite heavy rain, the afternoon session drew a large crowd. He argued lying is the world’s most popular sin and urged moral reform. In the evening he preached on the new birth, with several coming forward for salvation. Tonight’s topic is The Ears of Jesus, with further talks planned for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Dunlap
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Family Slayer's Trial Near End in Gastonia
In Gastonia North Carolina on April 29 the trial of Jacob Vanderburg a seven year old accused of killing his family of five and setting their house ablaze was nearing conclusion. The state contends the youth murdered his parents two brothers and a sister while the defense hints at an unidentified party. Vanderburg was to testify in his own defense as closing arguments were expected to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
N. CG
Jacob Vanderburg
Vanderburg
Investigation into Florida attorney flogging case begins
In St. Petersburg on April 29 sheriff Gladstone Beatlie opened a probe into the flogging of James F. Bickers an accused reformer lawyer abducted from his home Sunday by five men who drove him to the countryside robbed him of 2000 dollars and whipped him with a butt end leaving him to flee the state Bickers said he did not recognize his assailants and claimed he would not reveal their identities even if told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
INS
Gladstone Beatlie
James F. Bickers
Bickers
Alabama University selects Miss Carolyn Bradley beauty queen
From hundreds of coeds from every southern state, Miss Carolyn Bradley of Bessemer Alabama was voted the most beautiful girl student at the University of Alabama. Bradley is a junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Ala
Carolyn Bradley
Bessemer
University of Alabama
Bradley
Abrogation Of Liquor Treaties Threatens Ship Case End
Washington April 20 An INS report says ending liquor smuggling treaties with thirteen nations could end the ship case rules. The United States would treat foreign ships as domestic within waters, affecting pursuit and liability. The sinking of the Canadian schooner I m Alone near the Gulf of Mexico on March 22 drew protests from England and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
United States
Treasury Department
Canada
State Department
England
Japan
Frrance
I’m
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
France
Attempted Gas Mask Murder Case Shocks City
Pittsburgh detectives arrest 40 year old Charles Petzold after his wife Stella says he tried to kill her by placing a crude gas mask over her face while she slept. The improvised device made of wood and oilcloth was described as a birdcage. Stella woke to fumes and fought off the mask as her husband fled with a nearby gas tank. Petzold denies the claims, calling it a nightmare while a chemist is to analyze the tank contents.
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Petzold
Insurance Bills Approved By Gov
Thirteen insurance bills prepared by the State Insurance Department were approved by Governor John S. Fisher. The measures cover solvency rules for fraternal organizations, limits on policies from beneficial groups, group life policies using mortality tables, capitalization rules for stock insurers, charter amendments, conversion of life policies, and a uniform charter amendment method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrisburg
INS
State Insurance Department
John S. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Jnsivaice
Non-Stop World Flight Planned By Army Reserve Team
A group led by Lieut. Albert D. Hulse with Capt. W. W. Lyon Jr and Lieut. L. T. OConnell plans a non stop flight around the world next September. Arrangements are nearly complete and the itinerary remains secret with a formal announcement expected in weeks.
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Washington
INS
Albert D. Hulse
Army Reserve
W. W. Lyon, Jr
Southern Cross
L. T. O'Connell
Lakehurst
N. J
Safety Education Week Promoted by American Legion in Perth Amboy
The American Legion staged a Safety Educational Week in Perth Amboy New Jersey to cut down the number of fatal accidents and promote safer practices.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
The
American Legion
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