French Court Rules Wife Must Obey Husband in Suit
Nelson Morris, Chicago packing million, wins 66 000 francs damages against Paris Palace Theatre in a divorce case. Court declares a French wife must obey her husband regardless of nationality and bars Mile. Aubert from performing against his orders while divorce remains pending.
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Paris
France
Nelson Morris
Chicago
Palace Theater
Morris
Dane Aubert
Palace
Iheater
Milo
Aud Bert
Divorva
Mile
Aubert
Morrin
Pinchot Talks on the Radio
Gifford Pinchot, candidate for governor, will speak from Station KDKA at 10 AM Friday May 2 and again Saturday May 4 at 5 80 PM. He plans to be in Indiana Tuesday May 6 arriving at Ribble land headquarters and meeting locals before departing for Punxsutawney around 1 30 PM.
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Gifford Pinchot
Rnor
KDKA
Baenday
Punxsetawney
Bids Sought by Indiana Borough Council for Traffic Signal Work
Indiana Borough Council announces bids for removal of traffic signals at the corner of Huthavid Water streets and for installation at Seventh and Church streets. Bids must include labor, materials and installation costs. Council may reject any bids. President W. Mack and Clerk Taylor oversee the process.
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Indiana
Seventh Id Church
Wee W. Mack
Pres
Taylor
Trial List for June Court Schedule
Following in the June term court calendar, cases slated for trial include William Sebastian versus M. Malcolm and Thomas Little. Clawson versus Adams. Rita Marie Crowell Neff versus Sherman Wildasin. Daniel Neff versus Sherman Wildasam. On Tuesday Davis Zimmerman against Borough of Plumville and Columbia Natural Gas Co. Also Nakles versus National Union Fire Insurance Co. On Wednesday Dixon versus Sun Insurance Office and Keystone State Products versus D W Simpson. Thursday McFarland versus Orner and others. Tata, Tiribassi cases. Sides Coal Co. versus People's Bank of Commodore. Mrs Peter Borys versus Walter Kanic.
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William Sebastian
M. Malcolm
Thomas Little
A. T. Clawson
M. Adams
Assumpah
Rita Marie Crowell
Neff
Sherman Wildasin
Daniel Neff
Sherman Wildaam
Charles A. Zimmerman
Borough of
Plumville
J. Fy Laney
Emma Loney
Columbia Natural Gas Co
Asaumpah
George A. Nakles
National Union Pre Insurance Co
Asaumasit
John Dixon
Sun Insurance Office, Ltd
Assumpsit
Keystone State Products Corp
Vel D. W. Simpson
Bilin C. Nelson Va
Lilias N. Hollis
S. H. McFarland
EB. K. Orner
la Manila
Parnell, Cowher and Co
August Tiribassi
Rosina Tiribassi
Assumpast
Jacob Gordon
Coal Go
People’s Bank of Commodore
Assumpasii
Peter Borys
Walter Kanic
Scout Heads Board Appointment at Brush Valley Dinner Meeting
Scout leaders vote Floyd Phillipps of Graceton to fill vacancy on the Executive Board. The recommendation by B Harris was well received and forwarded to the Council. The May Council meeting, a dinner event, will be held Friday evening May 16 at Brush Valley with a chicken dinner and planned program.
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Brandon
Graceton
Vinfondle
B. &. Harris
Floyd Phillipps
Brush Valley
Opening Day Schedule Rough, Indiana Clash Listed
Opening Day continues with a Father and Sons Tournament on Thursday July 17 and Indiana at Kit tanning on Thursday July 24. Governor's Cap Match on Thursday August 28 features Kittanning at Indiana. Additional home and home matches planned with Punxsutawney and Chetremon.
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Ehip
Fathera Aid Sons
Indiana
Kittanning
Punxsutawney
Chetremon
State Census Figures Show 8.84 Percent Pennsylvania Gain
April figures from Jarrisburg reveal the first million of the 1990 census returns, with Pennsylvania up 8.84 percent over 1929. The AP tally covers 969 townships boroughs and elites, suggesting the 1920 state total may near 10 million and predicting a 9.49 million 1920 population if trends continue. Growth is strongest in mid sized cities and townships, with 5 000 to 10 000 populations up about 16 percent.
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Jarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
Independent Merchants Urge Patronage At Community Meeting
Tellers head a public gathering urging support for local stores and business places. Mr Pequignot outlined advertising methods radio newspaper billboard and platform to boost independent merchants. Hon J J Davis advocated favorable legislation and buyer merchant cooperation. Rev Davis pledged to back measures aiding independents. Six ty merchants committed to cooperation during upcoming educational campaign. Next meeting set for Tuesday May 6 at eight in the Community Rest Room. Indiana county merchants urged absentees to attend next week.
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Cate
Davis
Indiana County
Policeman Shoots Armed Suspect in Rankin Robbery Attempt
In Pittsburgh on April 30 Patrolman John Camillo of Rankin Police shot and killed William Martin Jr 16 a Black suspect after Martin fired at the officer during a robbery attempt at a garage. The incident occurred as Camillo encountered two companions nearby and the alarm of prowlers reached the scene. Raymond Vogel of Vogel Electric Company was in Pittsburgh this week for Kelvinator Refrigerator school.
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Pittsburgh
INS
William Martin, Jr
Swiksvale
John Camillo
Rankin Police
Panions
Martin
Rankin
Raymond Vogel
The
Vogel Electric Company
Kelvinator
Prison Riot Suppresses as Guards Take Control at Penitentiary
Night arrival of National Guardsmen and an howitzer platoon tightened security after April fire killed 820 inmates. Colonel Haubrich led troops to restore order while Warden Preston A. Thomas praised the shift and said discipline would prevail. Seven death row inmates were moved to City Prison amid the unrest.
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Robert Thabrich
National Guardsmen
Preston A. Thomas
Haubrich
106Th Infantry
Thomas
International
Colonel Haubrich
City Prison
Two Burned in Chicago Fire at Cabrol Oil Plant
A blast and fire at Cabrol Oil Products Corp in Clearing suburb Chicago damaged a three story refinery. Firemen search ruins for two missing workers named James Flening and John McGuire, believed dead. one man injured, three escaped. The origin of the blast is undetermined.
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Chicago
INS
Cabrol Oil Products Corporation
Jamey Flening
John McGuire
Man Held In Five Year Old Murder Case
Charles Cutler, 70, was held to the Grand Jury in Chicago on charges of ending his bedridden daughter's life by gas. He confessed to killing her to end her heart disease suffering. Police had believed the death accidental or by suicide. prosecutor Frank Masty commented that murder exists in the eyes of the law.
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Chicago
INS
Charlies Cutler
Cutler
Frank Mast
Traffic light moved to new location in borough
The Street Committee of the Borough Council seeks bids to remove the traffic light at Fifth and Water streets and install it at Seventh and Church streets. The B.P. Highway now runs over Fourth Street and the move follows Fifth Street being promoted as a main highway through town.
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Fifth and
Water Streets
Seventh
Church Streets
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Schildkraut to be divorced in Los Angles court
Joseph Schildkraut actor filed for divorce from Eleele Bartlett in Los Angeles on April 30, charging her as a rotten actress and a dishonorable person. The action seeks dissolution of marriage with details in the divorce filing reported today.
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Los Angelus
Cal
Joseph Schildkraut
Motion Picturenetcr
Prisons stand off as rebels guard stockade for safety
Amid heightened tension at the Ohio State Penitentiary, condemned inmates and others refuse to leave cells as guards prepare a barbed wire stockade and armed troops to maintain order. Governor Cooper says routine must be re established while prison overcrowding and fire aftermath prompt new funding from the State Board of Control.
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Dee Léa Akers
Cleveland Néard
John Richardson
Akron
Lawrence Dull
George Williams
Cleveland
Robert Evang
Roy Brown
Columbus
James Littoral
Athens County
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
State Board of Control
Ohio State Penitentiary
Ohio National Guard
Special Investigation Committee
Pittsburgh Exhibition Finals Oration Order Set
Pittsburgh April 30. The order of speaking for Western Pennsylvania oratorical finals at Carnegie Music Hall has been established by a drawing conducted by sponsors. The arrangement applies to both extempore speeches and prepared orations with contestants seated accordingly.
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Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Carnegie Music Hall
Market Rally Lifts Amusements Oils Utilities Shares
A sharp New York stock session sees amusement stocks oils and utilities lead a rally after bears fail to unsettle the market. Copper and mercantile shares fall. early gains widen with big names like Loews Warner Radio Keith Consolidated Gas and United Gas improving, while steel and various industrials waver.
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New York
Bears
Shorts
Steel Corporation
Vanadium Steel
American Tobacco
Loews
Warner Brothers Wags
Radio Keith
Consolidated Gas
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Viirhear
Oratorical Contest Seeks Regional Champion in Western Pa
Contestants begin extempore speaking with Robert Templeton first, followed by John Paulus and Robert House. The order continues through EH Goldman, Mary Reimold, Albert Capuder, Miriam Bird, and Everett Martin. The event includes a ton ic for discussion, a Taylor Allerdice High School orchestra program, and trophy awards. Zone winners gain a Europe tour and a chance at the Fifth International contest in Washington, with a Passion Play sighting in Oberammergau.
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Robert Templeton
Clymar
John Paulus
National Unies
Robert House
Stanley Goldman
Mary Reimold
Albert Capuder
Miriam Bird
Everett Martin
Taylor Allerdice High School
Western Pennsylvania
Post-Gazette
Carnegie Hall
Washington, D. C
United States
Europe
Oberammergau
Germany
Death claims Methodist member with long service
Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm in West Lebanon Methodist Church with burial in West Lebanon Cemetery. Also notes Walter Bartos dies after being struck by a train near McIntyre. coroner rules accidental death. Funeral at McIntyre Catholic Church. burial in St Bernard Cemetery Indiana. Mrs Luigi Martini dies postpartum at Indiana Hospital. funeral at Austrian Catholic Church. burial in St Bernard Cemetery. Joseph Blamp of Sagamore dies. services May 1 at 2 pm. burial Sagamore Cemetery. John Goettman, 64, Pittsburgh restaurateur, dies. services at Moreland's Funeral Home Friday. burial pending.
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Methodist Church
Methodist
West Lebanon
Walter Bartos
McIntyre
Indiana Hospital
Frederick W. St. Clair
MclIntyre Catholic
St. Bernard
Indiana
Luigi Martini
Victor Martini
Amelia Ferrotl
Carlo Aloisi
Kent
Joseph Blamp
Sagamore
DuBois
John Goettman
Pittsburgh
Diamondistreat
Northside
Charless. Goettman
Old Allegheny
Smithfield Evangelical Lutheran Church
the Masters
Lodge No. 11
B. P.O. Ellis
Carl 5. Goettman
William Goettman
Sioux Falls
S. D
Rose Goettman
Edward Ginnis
Moreland
North Highland Avenue
Farm Board Aim Faces Long Debate Over Marketing Act
Legge notes nearly ten years of discussion and controversy. He says Congress declared permanent solution lies in farmer collective action and created the Farm Board to aid producer organization. Public and business support for the Agricultural Marketing Act is acknowledged, though dissatisfaction remains.
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Legge
Fed
Congress
Farm Board
Department of Government
Farmers Protest Government Price Fixing Debate
The speaker condemns cost operating bias among members and accuses business leaders of avoiding farmer needs. He cites government loans to wheat and cotton coops, stabilization efforts, and fears of permanent government involvement while urging repeal of the marketing act and tariff reforms. Millett argues the act grants monopolistic control and risks losing the revolving fund.
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Igbor
Legge
Farm Board
Slays Bride of Two Months in New Jersey
George Riley eighty two slashes his bride of two months throat from ear to ear with a butcher knife at his sister Mis Adam Mitchell home on the outskirts of Woodbury New Jersey Mrs Riley dies within a few minutes Miss Daisy Moore twenty three of Port Morris N J formerly Mrs Riley from a March sixteen wedding in Wikton Md Riley previously lived at Bridgeton N J
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Woodbury
N. J
George Riley
Mis
Adam Mitchell
Riley
Daisy Moore
Port Morris
Wikton
Bridgeton
N.J
British Close Khyber Pass From Lively Frontiers
The British Government has closed the Khyber Pass between the northwestern Indian frontier and Afghanistan, barring all visitors. A Lahore dispatch to the Daily Mail reports no reason for the sudden move in a region near Peshawar where rioting was recently suppressed and two native Indian soldiers were found unsatisfactory and transferred.
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Khyber Pass
London
Khybar Pass
Frontier
India
Afghanistan
Lahore
Daily Mail
Peshawar
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Pinchot
Scout
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District of Columbia
Vogel Electric Co
Sloan Bros
Punx Sutawney
Schildkraut
Keystone
Joseph R. Grundy
United States Senate
WCAE
O. H. Friedman
Chen
Grundy
B&h
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Atchinson T and SE
ATDP
Norf and
West
Radio Corp
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U. S. Chamber
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