Strife-Torn Cuba Seethes Under Machado's State Of Wait
ThreeOfficials Of Workers Are Now In Jail. In Indiana County, Pennsylvania, three Workers Federation leaders, Jack Blaney president William Dias treasurer and H M Mack, were jailed on inciting riot and rioting charges after a parade to the Welfare Office. Bail set at 2000 dollars each. A hearing is planned Friday evening before Squire Walter H Jackson.
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Indiana County Emergency Relief Board
Walter H. Jackson
Mock
Squire Walter H. Jackson
Workers Federation
Philadelphia
Mack
Federation
Indiana
Burgess
H. Tichteberger
Worker's Federation
Naples
Squire Jackson
Jack Blaney
Workers’ Federation
Elks
Jack
iIler
Edwards Plan 60th Anniversary Observed in Marion Center
The sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs James Edwards will be celebrated at Marion Center Community Park on Friday August 18 with relatives and friends invited. A basket dinner will be served at noon.
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James Edwards
Marion Center Community Park
Treasury balance report and state permits amid local notices
Treasury balance as of August stands at 787 million with 7.059 million in interest and 1.442 million in customs receipts. Green Lantern Waffle Shop advertises chicken and waffles and related dishes opening today. Nye State Alcohol Permit Board grants permits to Frackville Brewing Company, Indiana Breweries, and Herb's Kaoy Stone Brewery.
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Washington
Treasury
Green Lantern Waffle Shop
Phita
Tocal Brewery
Narrisburg
Nye State Alcohol Permit Board Today
Frackville Brewing Company
Frackville
Indiana Breweries, Inc
Indiana
Herb’s Kaoystone Brewery
York
P O Emploees Meet Tonight Banquet in Indiana Co
Preparations are complete for the 11th annual banquet of the postal employees of the 27th Congressional District to be held in the social room of the First United Presbyterian Church in Indiana tonight at 8 15 daylight time. The program includes song, America, invocation by Dr J J McIlvaine, greetings by H B Lieheiberger mayor of Indians, Pa music by Barney Laughlin and His Flying from Marian Center, address by Hon Nathan L Strong M C Brookville Pa, reply by Cambria County, singing, address by Charles F E Matthews Representative Post offices Department Washington DC, address by Hon Clyde Kelly McKeesport and Marchand Pa, business session open form. Officers are President Waller Y Malcolm Indiana, vice president Joseph A Terpe Marion Center, secretary Charles Seigfried Blairsville, treasurer Harry H Wilson Blairsville.
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Tota
First United Presbyterian Church
Mars
America
J. J. McIlvaine
Liehtebergers
Barney Laughlin
Marian Center
Nathan L. Strong
M. C
Brookville
Cambria County
Charles FE. Matthews
Washington, D. C
Clyde Kelly
McKeesport
Marchand
Ares
Waller Y. Malcolm
Indiana
Joseph A. ‘Lerpe
Marion Center
Charles Seigfried
Blairsville
Harry H. Wilson
LaMantia Truck Damaged by Fire Near Blairsville
A LaMantia wholesale fruit and produce truck was slightly damaged by a fire likely caused by a short circuit. The blaze occurred on the William Penn Highway about two miles west of Blairsville yesterday afternoon. Blairsville Arc department responded at 1 p.m. and doused the flames with chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaMantia Wholesale Fruit and Produce Firm
Blairsville
William Penn Highway
Band Concert Tonight at Municipal Building
Weather permitting, a band concert is planned this evening at 8 16 o clock in front of the Municipal building Don Longwill will be guest soloist The program includes marches selections with The Chocolate Soldier The Stars and Stripes Forever popular tunes and various solos the event promises lively music and community entertainment.
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Don Longwill
H. I. King
Strauss
Ida
Dottie
Losey
Sousa
Southwell
Mall
Goldman
Prohibition Bureau Ends After 13 Years of Enforcement
The Prohibition Bureau dissolved as 1300 employees were furloughed and the division of Investigation absorbed its bureaus. About 2000 of 4000 total personnel may stay in the Justice Department, largely as enforcement agents, with Attorney General Cummings directing a reduced skeleton force. Officials warned illicit liquor traffic may continue under the smaller lineup.
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Washington
Prohibition
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
Prohibition, Investigation and
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Department
Cummings
Bennett Wins Ad Prize in Butler Company contest
John Bennett of Philadelphia has his advertisement chosen as one of 21 winners in P. H. Butler Company ad-writing contest. Prize is $4 worth of groceries. entry blanks available at any Butler store with a further $100 cash prize for best future entry.
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John Bennett
Philadelphia St
P. H. Butler Company
Butle
Johnson Warns No Violation Of Easy Codes
Washington reports Liberalized agreements under Hugh S. Johnson speed enrollment in codes and prompt widespread adoption. A Policy Board is urged to adapt operations to federal aims, pushing major industries toward universal code coverage before winter. Johnson warns firms against shortening hours to dodge extra staffing while supporting a modified oil code on hours and wages.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery
Jesser
Johnson
Rossi and Codos Prize Flight From New York to Marseilles
Lieutenant Maurice Rossi and Paul Codos French airmen who set a world nonstop long distance record from New York to Rossiy planned to depart for Marseilles today. They expect a prize of about $52,000 from the French government for the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayak
Syria
Maurice _Rossi
Paul Codos
New York
Mareeilles
France
Milo sets new women's altitude mark in Paris
Stelene Boucher, a leading French aviator, unofficially breaks the women's altitude record in Paris with a barograph reading of 6,000 meters. The mark surpasses Ruth Nichols’s previously held record in aviation circles.
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Milo
Stelene Boucher
Paris
Ruth Nichols
Perseids To Dance Tonight Observation of meteor shower tonight
Astronomers will watch the Perseid meteor shower with observerspace estimates of 10 to 15 meteors per hour, peaking between midnight Friday and dawn Saturday. The meteors blaze across the sky at high speed, with as many as 20 shooting stars an hour at peak, yet none are recorded to strike Earth.
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Earth
Perseus
Economy Day Sales Event Here Saturday
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs New Deal return to Indiana for the third in a series of economy sales held by Indiana merchants. August 12 bargains announced with prizes, banners, and store participation. Rita Theatre hosts $100 in cash prizes Monday August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Nive
Indiana
Fve
Rita Theatre
Partial approval of restaurant code reaches Pittsburgh meeting
A partial approval of the restaurant code was reported at a Western Pennsylvania restaurateurs meeting in Pittsburgh. The proposal would allow female workers to work 48 hours and male workers 52 or 56 hours, with further features to be announced later. HK L Gammon announced the update based on information from J O Mills, a national code committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Fire Destroys 100-Year-Old Wentroth Hotel at Wilmore
Wilmore August 10 Fire roared through the 100-year-old Wentroth hotel after an explosion in a fas rlave sweeping the building to ruin despite efforts by Portage and South Fork fire companies. Two families fled apartments on the upper floor and a first floor restaurant was destroyed. Owner Tony Manzo of Cresson reports about a $5,000 loss with partial insurance.
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Wilmore
Portage
South Fork
Tony Manzo
Cresson
Free Rubright Cleared in Death of Wife Case
MRS James C Rubright 29 Harmony Pa was released from murder charge in the July 9 automobile explosion death of his wife Mrs Dematis Rubright 20. District Attorney Negley ordered release while Rubright remains jailed on adultery charges as investigators pursue the case.
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Butler. Pa
James C. Rubright
Harmony
Dematis
Rubright
Edgar H. Negley
Butler Co
Malin Actor Killed in Venice Pier Crash
Jean Malin famed actor and night club master of ceremonies died in a car plunge from the Venice pier. Patsy Kelly, a screen and stage actress, was seriously injured while Jimmy Forvienza escaped with a broken collarbone after Malin’s car backed from the pier following his act at the Ship Cafe. Authorities believed Malin was confused at the time of the crash.
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Venice
Cal
Jean Malin
New York
Hollywood
Patsy Kelly
Malin
Jimmy Forvienza
Ship Cafe
Battle over coal code heats Appalachian hearings
Seek one code by Paul C G Yates reports that Appalachian coal operators confront NRA provisions amid calls for a general bituminous code. Eastern barons push company unions, stores, and housing while challenging federal non interference. Labor backs collective bargaining as hearings stall awaiting page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul CG. Yates
LN. S
Washington
Appalachian Highlands
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Caday
Middle West
Southwest
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Mellon
Morgan
Hugh St. Johnson
NRA
Donald
Illinois
West Virginia
Harrington
Cars damaged in Route 218 collision near Ebensburg
Frank Shipley of Hinksville and Thomas Lochrie of Windber had slight vehicle damage yesterday afternoon about four miles from Ebensburg on Route 218. Lochrie’s car cut back into traffic and struck Shipley’s, sending both vehicles off the road into a telegraph pole. State patrol reported Shipley’s car sustained about 50 damage. no injuries reported.
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Frank Shipley
Hinksville
Thomas Lochrie
Windber
Ebensburg
Loshrie
Lochrie
Shipley
Dbiaksville
Shipley Rar
Bible Conference at Dixonville Baptist Church
A Bible Conference is held this afternoon and evening at 7. Speakers include Rev McKeeves Sykesville Stith Clearfield Karb Kylertown Ny lander Lance and Signworth Chestnut Grove. Special singing by Rev J P Tampt. Public invited. Maltly Ann Dress Shop promotes new Tall Fashions in windows.
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Dixonville Baptist Church
Messrs. McKeeves
Sykesville
Stith Clearfield
Karb
Kylertown
Nylander
Lance
Signworth
Chestnut Grove
J. P. Tampt
Maltly Ann
Barbers In Agreement With New Washington Code
The Master Barbers Association of Indiana follows a White House backed code set to take effect Saturday morning August 12. Changes include weekday hours 8 am to 6 pm, Saturday 8 am to 9 pm, and noon closing on the midweek half-holiday. Association roster lists Harry Allison through Claude Ginter as members.
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Master Barbers Association of
Indiana
United States
Washington, D. C
Harry Allison
Balogh
Burnheimer
John
Wreck victim shows improvement at Memorial Hospital
Willison Mred Willison, 17, of Butler, a Portage wreck survivor, recovered slight but real after days in critical condition at Memorial hospital in Johnstown. He remains conscious, recognizes relatives, and fights internal injuries from the crashed box car that claimed three companions.
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Portage
Mred Willison
Butler
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Willison
Labor Board Takes a Hand in Industrial Strikes
Philadelphia Aug. 10 The National Labor Board created by President Roosevelt intervened in eastern Pennsylvania labor disputes. It summoned five representatives from each side to Washington to review 10 000 hosiery workers strike status while Pottsville shirt factory walkouts involving 4 000 workers are to be considered next day. Uniontown reports a compromise agreement at French Cleaners and Dyers plant returning 100 workers to jobs.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
Pennsylvania
National Recovery
Labor Board
Washington
Reading
Pottsville
Uniontown
Legion Auxiliary Picnic At Cliffside Park Friday
The annual basket picnic of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held at Cliffside Park tomorrow afternoon and evening. Swimming boating and a 6:00 p m supper follow with sports and prizes. Special guests include children who helped make Poppy Day a success. Transportation will meet at Memorial Hall at 2 4 or 6. If rain, picnic postponed to Friday August 18.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Cliffside Park
Memorial Hall
Mysterious disappearance of Kittanning Justice of the Peace
Aug 10. Alarm spread as Justice of the Peace Frank M. Wray of Kittanning vanished since late last week. Associates say he left without note of trip or destination. records checked show no foul play and suggest he may be visiting friends far away.
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Kittanning
Justice of the Peace
Frank M. Wray
Wray
Jeti
Woman Leads Congress Race In Arizona Primary
Early returns show Mrs. Isabella Greenway, a Democratic national committeewoman and friend of the President’s family, likely elected to the seat vacated by Lewis W. Douglas. With no Republican candidates, the nomination appears tantamount to election.
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Isabella Greenway
Arizona
Roosevelt
Congress
Lewis W. Douglas
Determined to avert U S intervention in Cuba
Aug 10 battle threats rise as Senator Pittman warns U S will intervene to uphold Platt Amendment unless President Roosevelt ignores it. From New York to Havana, Cuba endures state of war as Machado regime quells revolt with martial law and decree. Officials press for calm while U S Ambassador Welles advises leave of absence.
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Orestes Ferrara
Carlos de Cespedes
Cuba
Gerardo Machado
U. S
Sumner Welles
Ferrara
de Cespedes
New York
Pittman
Nevada
Senate
Rood Cides
Lnner
Manhattan
Londé
United States
Havana
Machado
United’ States
Welles
Fawe
Open W C T U Meeting At Armagh
An open W C T U meeting is set for the Presbyterian Church in Armagh Cramer district on Sunday afternoon. The program includes speeches by Mrs Black state president and Rev Albert Nicholson a minister and son of the local pastor, with added features from Young People's speakers.
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W. C.T
Armagh-Cramer Distri
Presbyterian Church Sundaing
Young Pi
B. Black
Albert Nicholson
H. Nicholson
Presbyterian Church
Saltsburg Woman Reappointed to County Board?
Harrisburg Aug 10 reappointments to county boards of mothers assistance announced by the governor included Evie Mrs H Barnes Gerry Indian Maude Boden Hart Sakshi Juniata Mrs Edith S Hartman Mifflintown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Boarcs of
Assistan
Evie
H. Barnes
Gerry
Maude Boden Hart
Sakshi Juniata
Edith S. Hartman
Mifflintown
Twenty Nine Die in Jugoslavia Disasters
Belgrade Aug 10 IN S Twenty nine persons including children died in separate Jugoslavian disasters today. Fourteen were killed at Kovin in a threshing machine explosion and 135 were drowned when boats collided and sank in the Un River near Kostajnica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Kovin
Rare Operation May Save Life
Harrisburg August 10 A part of ice cold salt water was dripped into the body of Harry Mizon of Penbrook by a rare operation today. Morrison’s life was saved as doctors pumped water over his head to lower a fever near 103 degrees. The procedure followed sunstroke and a dangerous overheated condition at Polyline Hog where the patient was treated after immersion and cold-salt water infusion.
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Harrisburg
Harry
Mizon
Penbrook
Morrison
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Edwards
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Lamantia
Bennett
Capitol Notes
Mathers of Democracy
The
Mothers of Democracy
Perseids
Moorheads
Troulian Ss
Sy Daucherty’s Drug Store
Pive Brown's
Boot Shop
WS. Hoeman Kane Koffee House
the Tender
Widmann & Leah, Bie
Pago
Vinvdons Slaying Furniture Co
Jus C. Skreams Tings
Tefiaetuna Peoples Shoe Store
Bible Conference
Dixonville
Barbers
Fastern Penna
Westinghouse
Legion Auxiliary
Kittanning J. P
Armagh
Saltsburg
Jugoslaviae
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