Coughlin Rally Cry Targets Party Loyalty in Scranton
In Scranton Aug 10 Rev Charles E Coughlin urged patriotism above party saying the National Union for Social Justice will not back any party and endorses individuals like William Lemke and Thomas O’Brien for president and vice president. He spoke of delays at Rocky Glen and urged supporting James B Murrin and C Murray Turpin against Boland and Turpin in related races. He contrasted Roosevelt and Landon and criticized party blocs, calling for votes against money changers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Charles E. Coughlin
Lackawanna
Wyoming
National Union For Sotia Justics
Union
America
William Lemke
Thomas O'Brien
Union Party
Michigan
National Union For Social Justice
Father Coughtin
Syracuse
Rocky Glen Wark
Patrick Boland
Father Coughlin
Boland
James B. Murrin
Royal Oak
Congress
Act of Assembly
Frazier-Lemke
House
C. Murray Turpin
Wyoming Valley
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Dako
CCC Youth Crowned at Camp CCC
A Camp CCC youth, not an experienced swimmer, drowned after attempting a Cracked Creek swim near noon Saturday. His body was recovered quickly, and artificial respiration failed. Funeral arrangements include a memorial Mass at the camp and escort details by Camp SCS-8 and a schoolmate. A series of railroad and road incidents across the state claimed several lives and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cracked Creek
Opriska
Andrew Opriska
Dickson City
Scranton
SCS-8
William J. Morgan
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peter Guman
Oprisko
Adam Mazer
Erie
Marie EB. Keller
Philadelphia
Clarence A. Jones
Tobyhanna
Sylvania
Joseph M. Oster
Mainsburg
Glora George
Syracuse
N. Yu
Allentown
Corry
Meadville
Allison
Piusburgh
Rita Michelotti
Joseph Crum
McKeesport
Charles Snellbacker
Arting
Speed to Arctic To Probe Report Starving Eskimos
A U S coast guard cutter and a Bureau of Indian Affairs official rushed toward the Arctic after reports of starving Eskimos including a Barrow family that reportedly ate sled dogs. The Northland, three days from Nome to Barrow, carries orders to aid in relief with 10 tons of flour and canned goods aboard the North Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
U. S. Coast Guard
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Artic Regions
Northland
Nome
Barrow
U. 5. Coast Guard
Charles W. Bawkesworth
North Star
Derblay
Seattle
Henry W. Griesl
Presbyterian
Earle Moves After Trustee Deadlock Over Board
Two trustees remain qualified to act as the board faces a quorum issue after six appointments were left unapproved by the Senate. Governor Earle may reappoint the six or appoint interim members until the next year’s regular session. The governor must also name a successor to William F. Smith who resigned after the board backed McMaster for president. McMaster declined to state future plans and Trustee President Thomas Sulton was out of town. The governor rejected McMaster’s nomination, saying the board should not act while he remained a member. McMaster had said his resignation depended on executive approval of his election as president and that he was not a candidate of his own volition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State Senate
Earle
William F. Smith
Punxsutawney
McMaster
Thomas Sulton
Board of Trustees
Theelin Formula Found At State
Journal of the American Chemical Society reports theelin is believed to aid disorders in women. Described as crystalline and sugarlike, theelin is derived from progesterol and irradiated to yield Vitamin B. It parallels some vitamins but is far more potent, with natural sources including pregnant mares and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Chemical Society
Marker
L. Ruzika
Zurich
Switzerland
Markergaid
Bellhop Admits The Killing In Confession
Two suspects Moore and Taylor were jailed after a dictograph overheard a discussion about the crime. An officer cited Moore’s fingerprints as evidence before he confessed to Miss Clevenger’s death. The confrontation followed an hour in a holding cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Taylor
Brown
Miss Clevenger
Obituary notices for Blairsville and Johnstown officers
Continued obituary item noting Mrs Torrance Schrock Blairsville Mrs Joseph Clawson Crafton Miss Ella Rager Blairsville Mrs John Meidinger Derry Gilbert Rager Blairsville and Carlos Rager Johnstown police. services at Roger home Blairsville United Presbyterian Church. Interment Blairsville Cemetery Elias W Jones PUNXSUTAWNEY Aug 10 Civil War veteran died at daughter Bertha W Thomas Greenville at age 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance Schrock
Blairsville
Joseph Clawson
Crafton
Ella Rager
John Meidinger
Derry
Gilbert Rager
Carlos Rager
Johnstown
Roger
E. McCure, Paslor
United Presbyterian Church
Blairsville Cemetery
Elias W. Jones
Punxsutawney
Jefferson County
Bertha W. Thomas
Greenville
Brooklynville cemetery interment and Civil War veteran rites
Interment followed services at the home of Mrs. Hawthorne Cannon at 3 p.m. with Rev. Delbert officiating. Memorial details note the veteran served one year in the 38th Infantry and three years in the 1th Cavalry, later marrying Susanna Freas. He helped found Clift Methodist Church, was an elder for 50 years, and a Brookville G.A.R. member. Other obituaries list Sadie M Spicher and Susan Patterson among area residents, with service plans and burial details in local churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
S. Hawthorne Cannon
Delbert
Jefferson County
John ‘Foucs
38Th Infantry
1Th Cavalry
Suzanna Freas
Mr Jones
Pansy
Clift Methodist Church
Beavers Township
Detroit
Oscar
Ashtabula
Ohio
Worth and Glade
du Bois
Ray
Indiana
J. Freas Jones
Punxsutawney
L. Mayme Jones
William Sticher
Natth Fifth Street
Sadie M. (Leydie) Spicher
William Spicher
Chapman
Maria
Bostie) Leydic
Montgomery Township
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Doyle Spicher
Blair Uber
Barnie Spicher
Creekside
Frank Smith
Spicher
Bowdertown
Pine Grove
H. A. Markell
Church
Susan
Kefhart) Patterson
William T. Patterson
A. B. Bracken
Wintondale
Patterson
Maple Street
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Streams
Armagh
William Patderson
California
William
James Kephart
Blacklick
Loyalists Claim Fresh Victories In Europe
The article reports renewed loyalist victories and notes only about 100 Americans will remain in the capital. It mentions ongoing efforts by the Socialist French government to secure a general European non intervention accord and cites a new incident in which a Briton named Rupert Saville was killed by a Rebel shell aboard his yacht in Gijon harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saville
Paris
Mussolini
Italy
Burgos
Gerona
Province
Navesperal
Guadarrama
Madrid
War Ministry
Isis
United States
Quincy
Rupert Saville
Gijon
FLASHES OF LIFE Best Customer Finds in Life Social
Liberty High School seniors greeted Deputy Sheriff Taylor R. Bennington as he joined their bene fit ice cream social. The officer, a favorite customer, departed with smiles. Also notes patrolman McDevitt in new summer uniform reports a pistol theft on the subway. A taxi driver in Washington, D. C. recalls riders as two retired soldiers with a large travel bill. Peoria Muskrats blame Karl Barnevelt for sinking his barge after rats gnawed holes and the craft valued at $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
O.—Liberty High School
Taylor R. Bennington
Philadelphia
Jas, McDevitt
Washington, D.C
San Antonio
Texas
Ray Rose
Seattle
Peoria
Sil
Karl Barnevelt
Ilinois River
Barnevelt
Storm Strikes Lake Michigan Shore In Intense Aug Storm
A severe Aug storm swept the Lake Michigan shore with 50 mph winds and lightning. Coast Guard crews rescued 14 vessels while several boats washed ashore. Drownings reported in Milwaukee and Sterling Rock River, plus a lightning death in Wisconsin. Damage included uprooted trees, toppled poles, cut lines and fires in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Milwaukee
Rock Rivar
Sterling
Wisconsin
Spanish Civil War Moves Toward Madrid In Red Belt
Rebels push south from Burgos to reinforce insurgents in the Guadarrama passes and threaten Madrid. Loyalist forces retreat under pressure as rebel commanders vow Spain’s fate will be decided if insurgents reach Madrid’s Red Belt of Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne
Burgos
Guadarrama
Mola
Madrid
Spain
Red Belt of
Six British Flyers Die in Dual Crashes
Six British flyers were killed in two crashes in one day. Four died in a commercial Imperial Airways flight when it struck a house in Wallington, while two RAF personnel Lieut Col Arthur Fawcus and Pilot Officer Michael Montagu perished when their RAF aircraft plunged into the sea off Pagham, Sussex. The dead include Capt J Orr Capt Miles Fergusson and radio operators Buckle and Dear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Riers
Royal Air Force
Arthur Fawcus
British East Africa
Michael Montagu
Sussex
Pagham
Imperial Airways
Finer
Wallington
J. Orr
Miles Fergusson
Radio Opera
Ors Buckle
Dear
Christmas Box on its Way to India
Alumni of the academy and friends of the late Dr. Donaldson are invited to support a project. His former residence has been purchased and is being repaired for occupancy by a Vocational School teacher. One room will serve as an alumni room for relics, books, and records to form a community library. Gifts are welcomed by the Bond editor, with a committee to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Academy
Donaldson
Monoxide Fatal to Apollo Man
Apollo August 10 The coroner attributed the death to accidental carbon monoxide poisoning of George T Haynes 46 superintendent of the Apollo Steel Company George Haynes Jr found his father dead yesterday near the doors to the garage at the rear of their home Mrs Susan Haynes heard the motor running in the garage and sent the son to investigate Haynes became superintendent of the steel company two years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo
George T. Haynes
Apollo Steel Company
George Haynes Jr
Susan Haynes
Haynes
Steel Company
Closing date to file work sheets in Indiana County
The Indiana County Agricultural Committee is notified that the closing date for filing worksheets for the lime and fertilizer program is August 15, 1938. Farmers who have not yet filed may do so at the County Agricultural Conservation Office Room 205 Indiana Theatre Building Indiana Pa on or before August 15, 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Agricultural Committee
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
County Agricultural Conservation Office
Indiana Theatre Building
Indiana
Guardsmen begin two weeks of training at Indiantown Gap
August 10 Indiantown Gap Pa. Nearly 7800 National Guardsmen from Virginia Maryland the District of Columbia and Pennsylvania start two weeks of intensive mobilization and unit training. The 78th Reid artillery of Pittsburgh commanded by Col William Dunlap is the sole Pennsylvania unit in the division with fast two ton trucks replacing tractors for their howitzers. Major General Milton A. Reckord of Baltimore leads the division maneuvers with brigadiers S G Waller Washington Bowie C McLanahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiantown Gap
Vaat Indiantown Gap
Milltstary Reservation
Army of the United States National Guardsmen
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Pennsysvania
78Th Reid Artillery
Pittsburgh
William Dunlap
Pennsylvania
Milton A. Reckord
Baltimore
Bast Infantry
S. G Waller
Richmond
Bath Infantry
Washington
Detectives Seize Suspected Swindling Duo in Pittsburgh
Two men believed to swindle farmers across the state are in custody of the United States marshal in Pittsburgh. Harold Newton Baxley, 33, six feet one and a half inches, 220 pounds, brown wavy hair and grey eyes, and Curtis Joseph Yeager, 30, five feet eight inches, 166 pounds, brown hair and grey eyes, stopped at farms to offer to buy land then claimed to cure eye cataracts or other disorders. They reportedly had an electric bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Detective Bureau
United States
Harold Newton Baxley
Curtis Joseph Yeager
Bellevue Woman Dies in Bellevue Presbyterian Church
Mary 4. Burch Nicklin Wallace, 7, died in a church pew during a Sunday service at Bellevue Presbyterian Church. Attendants carried her outside. Dr. Wesley D. Richard pronounced her dead. She leaves two children Foster Nicklin and Mrs Taylor, and sister Mrs Nellie Hay. burial planned at Zion Methodist Church of Sandy Lake on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Mary
Burch Nicklin Wallace
Bellevue Presbyterian Church
Wesley D. Richard
Nellie Hay
Bellevue
Zion Methodist Church
Sandy Lake
Mystery Girl Clothing Search In Pennsylvania Woods
County detectives combed woods near Elizabeth town after two girls found a crushed girl and an empty purse bearing the name Gen Daniels. Clothing had been found July 13 by Ruth Schwirian and her sister Lillian. father alerted police after sensing an odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Townstip
Gen. Daniels
Ruth Schwirian
Lillian
Millionaire aviator Hughes pilots a big "laboratory plane"
Officials at Transcontinental and Western airport Albuquerque report Hughes radioed at 8:25 am asking about upper air weather and wind velocity while on a flight from Los Angeles. He did not state his position or destination. A second sentence mentions wine quality depends on grape quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Brush Valley High Alumni Plan 1937 Reunion
Brush Valley High School Alumni Association held a basket lunch at Idlewild Park near Ligonier with 33 members attending. Officers were re elected. Boyd McElwee president Floyd Rhine vice president Sara Auld McCormick secretary treasurer. The 1926 class was represented by four members and many others attended. The group voted to hold the next reunion on the second Saturday of August 1937 at Campbell's Mill Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoon
Brush Valley High School Alumni Association
Idlewild Park
Ligonier
Driiters
Assosciation
Boyd McElwee
Floyd Rhine
Sara (Auld) McCormick
Lord M. Stake
Indiana County High School
Lloyd Buchanan
Ethel (Rugh) Mikesell
Lil Han (Wakefield) Cramer
McElwee
Mikesell
Flora
George) Bell
Edward McCormick
Alma (Rugh) Mikesell
Leona (Rhine) Foster
George B. McCutcheon
Dorothy
Foster) Carney
Willard F. Shaffer
Dorothy Rhine
Dorothy Rugh
Elizabeth (Allimus) Miller
Sara
Auld) McCormick
Irene (McElwee) Nelson
Marie Miller
Fannie McCormick
Helen Clawson
Woodrow Buchanan
Paul Overdorf
Thomas Douglass
Lisle Miller
Campbell's Mill Park
Direct Relief Rolls Reduced in Indiana County August 1 1936
Week ending August 1 1936 relief activity shows 1 475 total persons aided in Indiana County with 8 265 28 expenditure that week and 68 cases opened 83 closed a net minus 15. The shift to Works Program lowered average relief case size to 3 3 persons. Many openings due to private employment loss and W P A work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
W.P. A
Works Progress Administration
Labor Parley Set for Busy Political Week
Washington August 10 A full political week opens with a Labor's Non-Partisan League conclave chaired by Major George L Berry to hear President Roosevelt's labor record praised and receive a message from the Chief Executive. Governor Landon's record awaits critical analysis as primaries conventions and speeches dot the schedule. Roosevelt returns to the capital for a flood conference before tours in Pennsylvania and New York. Landon heads to Colorado for a family vacation before Aug 20 campaign swing to his birthplace West Middlesex Pa. Knox prepares major address ahead of West Virginia convention Aug 13. Nominating primaries in Arkansas Florida Idaho. Coughlin's National Union for Social Justice opens in Cleveland. Hamilton to speak in Columbus. Lemke speaks at Balsam Lake Wis. United States governance questioned over banking and government money with calls to retire tax exempt bonds. Townsend urges supporting Lemke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
League
George L. Berry
Roosevelt
Berry
Landon
Pennsylvania
New York
Tokepa
Colorado
Wll
West Middlesex
Frank Knox
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
West Virginia
Arkansas
Florida
Idaho
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Cleveland
Johnn. M. Hamilton
Republican National
Columbus
Ohio
William Lemke
Union Party
Balsam Lake
Wis
Ift
Townsend
de Kalb
Inh
Lemke
Relief rolls show dip in private jobs and works program
The report notes 29.3 percent of workers lost private jobs or earnings needing relief, and 1,429 30.7 percent lost works program employment. Weekly private employment relief fell by 420 cases, works program by 687. Direct relief spending reached 1,178,740.67 dollars, with retroactive relief orders valued around 875,000 dollars issued July BL to families still on eligible lists.
State Dissatisfaction Sparks Talk of Relief Reform
Harrisburg August 10 A committee investigation into unemployment relief shows a large majority of State legislators from both parties privately favor change from the expensive current system. Democratic report backed by Senator Rodgers and Reps Broe Burke calls for a statewide cash relief plan while Republican counterstatement by Senators Ealy Lane Bean and Rep Horst signals preference for reform. Palladium chloride in a glass tube darkens when exposed to mine gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
William B. Rodgers
Allegheny
William J. Broe
Lawrence
Joseph D. Burke
Philadelphia
Charles H. Ealy
Somerset
Theodore Lane Bean
Mntgomery
Miles Horst
Lebanon
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CCC
Moorhead
Arctic
Bellhop
Beulah (Nepp) Cayvett
Lee A. Cavett
Anna
Norman, Blair
Philip Cavell
William Baypham
Larkins Way
North Side
Nettie M'Achren
Bagwell
Somerset County
Thomas Noel
du Pont Place
Moxham
Cramer
Thomas
Mary (Decker) Biddleman
McAehren
Boswell
Webster McAehren
Eva
Thomas Noe
Lea McAchren
Gussie
Harvey Fyock
Marion Center
Charles Beatty
Pleasant Unity
McAchren
Robert Biddleman
Arthur Stutzman
Earl Biddleman
Seward
W. C. Flick
Franklin Street
W. J. Gand
Allegheny Lutheran Synod
Jenner Cross Roads Cemetery
Abbie (Garman) Johns
Clark St. Johns
Wilmer Johns
Oak Street
Wallie Johns
Shelocla Road
Armstrong Township
Uniontown
Berringer
Lugones
Gonzalez Pena
Oviedo
Aranda
Teruel
Mena
Aragoza
Gelsa
Ola
Zaragoza
Huesca
Pina
Camel
France
Almirante Cervera
San Sebastian
Iran
al Burgos
Valladolid
Balearic Islands
Ibiza
Julio Mangada
Stronghond
Avila
Barcelona
Associated Press
Hendaye
Reing
Pamplona
British Foreign Office
Sayilie
Beaumont
Tex
Jet
India
Brush Valley
Philadelphia Street - Smith Bldg
Woolworths
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