Austrian Prince predicts new Nazi putsch within months
Vienna reports Prince Rudiger von Starhemberg says we can expect a fresh Nazi uprising in a few months. He cites broad Austrian support for Habsburg restoration but warns it depends on European conditions and urges restraint until a peace accord with all parties is reached. Starhemberg plans talks with Mussolini about Heimwehr reorganization and restoration.
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Alfred Turnauer
INS
Vienna
Prince Rudiger von Starhemberz
International
Hapsburgs
Prince Starhemberg
Italy
Heimwehr
Mussolini
Riccione
Hapsburg
Starhemberg
Vatican
England
France
Entente
Cariagna
Covode Alumni Reunion Reminiscence and Joyful Gathering
The Covode alumni reunion recalls earlier days with Mrs William H Hormel sharing memories and Prof Samuel Lewis guiding gestures. Old friends Sara Gates Diliz Clara Cathcart Graham Rev Frampton and others reminisce, enjoy harmony, and renew friendships as plans for a 1935 gathering emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand
Covode
Academy
William H. Hormel
Margaret, Stewart
Sara Gates Diliz
Frampton
Della White Johnston
Clara Cathcart Graham
Clara Cathcart
Samuel Lewis
Locust Lane
Storm relief after central Pennsylvania heat wave storm
A thunderstorm swept through Pennsylvania after a scorching heat wave bringing heavy rain and high humidity. Central Pennsylvania reported the most damage from lightning striking barns homes and churches with around five thousand dollars in losses at a William J. Cook farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Clearfield
Harrisburg
Mercury
York
Wiliam J
New Objections To Government Mattress Factory
Harrisburg August 11. New objections were raised to the plan to establish a government mattress factory to provide jobs and free mattresses for the needy. Critics called it an entering wedge and urged private plants to take the work, citing concerns of broader government control and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Wedge
George BH. Foss
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
M. Harvey Taylor
America
Eric H. Biddle
Grain Prices Take Tumble In Broad Market Drop
New York reports wide commodity weakness as grain prices tumble up to 5 cents per bushel following a bullish crop report. Mining shares briefly rise to 3 dollars, then fall, while the stock market, bonds, and cotton slide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury
U. S. Steel
Chicago
Obituary notices of Ferguson Hotham Rankin Hopkins Kanuk
Obituaries list Elliott D Ferguson and Huldah Clawson Ferguson with survivors and burial details. Jomas Clark Hotham aged 61 died near Blairsville after three weeks illness leaving widow Elizabeth Wolfe Hotham and son Charles. William David Rankin died at Shelocta after lingering illness aged 77. funeral at Curry Run church. Thomas X Hopkins 50 a WWI veteran died at Aultman with services by Rev Williams. Frank Kanuk 68 died in Kent from complications. interment planned at St Bernard Cemetery Indiana. Survivors and locations include Blacklick township Cokeville Blairsville Duncan Elderton Punxsutawney and Indiana.
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Jomas Clark Hotham
Derry Township
Westmoreland County
Blairsville
O. C. Carlile
Cokeville Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Hotham
Thomas Hotham
Elizabeth Bobby Hotham
Torrance State Hospital
Cokeville
Elizabeth (Wolfe) Hotham
Charles H. Hotham
Cokeville Methodist Episcopal
William David Rankin
Shelocta
Rachel (McGaughey) Rankin
Paul Fleming
Duncan
Oklahoma
T Odd Rankin
Sheleta
Pay
Newt Rankin
Grant
Idaho
Helen Aileen
Harald Todd Rankin
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
M. D. McClelland
Elderton Cemetery
Thomas X. Hopkins
Punxsutawney
Daniel J. Hopkins
Auliman
Charles Williams
Circle Hill
Mr. Hopkins
Bris Mime
Daniel D. Hopkins
Mary (Powell) Hopkins
Veterans of Foreign Wars
France
Seventy-Eighth Field Artillery
Aultman
Evan Hopkins
St. Paul, Minn
Llewellyn Hopkins
Janet Llewellyn
Nant-y-Glo, Pa
Frank Kanuk
Kent
Alan
John Kinuk
Czecho-Slovada
Charles
Indiana
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Hitler orders Austrian Nazis in Reich held
Report notes Hitler dissolved the Austrian Nazi Legion in Bavaria after a high level conference with Goering Hess Himmler and Lutse. Five legion members escaped to Switzerland while the rest faced arrest or concentration in Bavaria. Goebbels and Fey were not invited to the meeting. Schacht will travel to London to discuss Germanys economic crisis. The plebiscite on August 19 was tolerated with newspapers free to criticize the new deal.
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Lower Austria
Raymond Haintz
Schumacher
Austria
Dr. May
Germany
Bavaria
Brovhatzky
Hitler
Switzerland
Reichsleader Hitler
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Prussia
Rudolf Hess
Nazi Party
Himmler
Secret Police
Victor Lutse
Nazi Storm Troopers
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Fey
Nazi
London
State Potato Crop Estimate Reported
Harrisburg Aug 1 crop report shows corn at 18,640,000 bushels, potatoes at 21,259,000 bushels, winter wheat at 14,654,000 bushels. Rain varied. fruit crop expected small but healthy quality despite pests and disease absence. overall yields well below five year averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Federal State Crop Reporting Service Today
Farm Relief Program To Be Re-Vamped
Government funds may restore grasses convert grain land to pasture or plant forests to revive farm output. Exports remain weak at 59 percent of prewar levels in June. Proposals include lifting crop restrictions and offering loans to farmers who commit to stabilizing supply and marketing. End of cotten reportзывает.
Marion Center Votes In Favor Of Liquor Referendum
Marion Center voters approved a local option measure on liquor licenses in line with recent ballots in Homer City Plumville and Smicksburg and in four Mahoning and Armstrong townships. Elections may be held at general or municipal polls every four years to decide liquor sales by hotels restaurants and clubs and malt liquor retail licenses by the county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Homer City
Plumville
Smicksburgh
Mahonings
Armstrong
Liquor Control Board
Republicans Seek Relied Only Vote Pledge Push
Harrisburg reports a statewide drive to require Republican legislators to vote only on relief raising revenue measures if a special session is convened. The plan, favored by party leaders, aims to avoid extraneous social and labor legislation while addressing federal demands for relief funds.
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G. Everett Doying
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Edwin R. Cox
Richard Weglein
Pennsylvania
Government predicts record crop shortfalls and rising prices
Government experts report the August forecast shows the smallest crop in 88 years with wheat at 68 percent of average, corn at 1.607 billion bushels, rice 600000 bushels under last year, and apples and potatoes also down. Milk and egg production lag, yet officials say no real food shortage will occur, though consumers may face higher prices as meat reserves already cover a year for the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lier
Wallace
Military Rule Preferred to Mob Rule
The court declares that military rule is preferable to mob rule and holds the governor responsible for the protection provided to Minneapolis and Hennepin county citizens. It notes federal forces have no troops to police the city and warns that withdrawal of protection could lead to violence, with no assurance the federal government would intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Minneanalis
Pinchot to Dedicate Tablet Marking Tram Road Start
Harrisburg Aug 11 Gov Pinchot will dedicate a bronze tablet next Wednesday marking the first section improved since the tram road program began three years ago near Lewisberry York county Other speakers include S B Lewis secretary of highways and S E Gable president of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation The date commemorates the transfer of roads to the Department of Highways under the Bidelsbacher act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Lewisberry
York County
S. 8. Lewis
8. E. Gable
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Bidelspacher
Department of Highways
Manor Bank Robbed of 3000 Early Today
In Manor Aug 11 a young gang robbed First National Bank, forcing employees and customers to lie on the floor while about 3000 dollars was taken. Bank officials say three ring leaders carried out the holdup, with state police noting five participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wilkins
Hoover Turns 60 With Global Congratulations
Former President Herbert Hoover, aging to sixty, received messages worldwide on his birth anniversary. He greeted friends at his Stanford San Juan Hill home and planned a small dinner at which Ray Lyman Wilbur, Allan Hoover, and Mrs. Hoover would attend.
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Palo Alto
Cal
INS
Herbert Hoover
San Juan Hill
Stanford University
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford
Hillsdale social notes include hospital homecoming and visits
Frank Buterbauga returned from Indiana hospital Wednesday evening and is improving slowly. Local families and guests shared visits, with Spichert and McQuown households hosting and friends calling. Threshing activity increases as residents note visitors from Indiana, Pittsburgh, Deckers Point, Commodore, and Clymer over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buterbauga
Indiana Hospital
Gearey Spicher
Don
John Wright
Nellie
J. D. Spicher
Dave Stonebraker
Indiana
T. V. McQuown
Arville Huey
Pittsburgh
Myr
T. G. Biss
John Ake
Spangler
John Stonebraker
Deckers Point
McQuown
Hugh Shaw
Commodore
C. A. Conner
Spider
Jim Hrndley
Beulah Cassidy
Hazel Peddicord
Thursoday
Wess Myers
Purchase Ling
Dishong
Allen Flosey
Clymer
Pinchot Celebrates His Sixty Ninth Birthday Milord
Gov Gifford Pinchot marked his sixty ninth birthday quietly at Grey Towers Milford with wife Cornelia Bryce Pinchot present. He may fish in Pike county streams and has spent hot weeks resting at Milford, Block Island, and vacationing. Political circles remain unsure if he will run for the United States Senate this fall after a primary defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Agg
Gifford Pinchot
Milford
Grey Towers
Pike County
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Pinchot
Block Island
R. Z
United States Senate
Faith Triumphs Over Snake Bite Near Cullowhee
Sylva North Carolina August 11 INS There was joy in the Cullowhee Mountain community as Albert Teester House of God minister prepared to preach to a record throng tomorrow The 40 odd members of his sect hailed the triumph of faith over the fangs of a rattlesnake He was bitten twice in the arm last Sunday in a test of faith to prove tenets that faithful disciples cannot be harmed by fire snakes or other dangers His arm was swollen and he grew seriously ill but weakness is returning and he may recover"
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Sylva
N. C
Cullowhee Mountain
Albert Teester
House of God
Weester
Teester
Stock Market Roundup Of Dwindling Totals And Shifting Bets
A catalog of securities shows mixed activity across major names including American Can American Car-Felry Anaconda Copper Chrysler General Electric General Motors International Nickel Exxon committees notes and rail firms with varied percentages. Prominent movers include Bethlehem Steel Dow Jones peers and Standard Oil affiliates with derailed momentum in several key sectors.
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Allied Chemical
Armour
Ite
Atchison T
Atlantic Refining
Auburn Motors
Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens
Canadian Pacific
Ohio
Chrysler
SP. Co
Columbia
New York Central
Wy Packard Slaters
Pennsylvania
R. Ry Ae Pullman
Pure Oil
Radio Corporation of Radio
Keita
Reynolds ‘Lobacco
Dears Roebuck
Standard Oil
Cal
N. J. Studebaker
Texas Corporation
Union Pacific
United Corporation
United Gas
Imp
United States Steel
Warner Bros
Pic
Westinghouse
Bloc
West Pub. Service
Woolworth
Ford Limited
Trans. Airways
Doctors Meet at Brookville Tri-County Session At Pinecrest
A joint meeting of Mi County Medical Society covering Jefferson Indiana and Clearfield Counties was held at Pinecrest Country Club near Brookville. The annual session featured four address topics Coronary Disease Eclampsia Hypertension and Nephritis Retinal Changes in Nephritis by Drs Morgan Arnold Strowden and Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi-County
J. Q. Arnold
Philadelphia
RR. Strowden
Pittsburgh
W. E. Carson
Heavenly Display Tonight Seizes World Attention
Astronomer Wagman describes a spectacular meteor shower visible around the world just before dawn. He notes the shower’s immense size, with meteors ranging from a gram to a pound, and explains it travels through the sky as the Earth moves at 12 miles a second, a schedule that rarely fails to deliver the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Wagman
US issues silver bills at 1.29 an ounce
The Treasury issues bills against silver valued at 1.29 dollars per ounce, aiming to seize bullion from the August 9 proclamation. Silver certificates are being printed rapidly, creating potential multi million dollar liquidity while experts note currency balance shifts unless demand for money grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Treasury
United States
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ernest Kinsey Receives M A At State College
Ernest Kinsey of Armagh was granted the Master of Education degree by Pennsylvania State College at the summer commencement on August 6. He serves as supervising principal of the schools of East Wheatfield Township and Armagh Borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kinsey
Armagh
Pennsylvania State College
Kinsey
East Wheatfield Township
Armagh Boro
Pennsylvania Planning Board to Meet Next Thursday
Harrisburg reports the newly appointed Pennsylvania Planning Board will meet next Thursday at noon to craft a ten year public works and transportation program. Governor Pinchot says the board, working with the National Planning Board, aims to advance industry and agriculture statewide. Members include Eric Biddle Lewis Staley Alice Liveright James Rule Edward Logan Donald Guthrie Philip Sterling and John Edelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Eric H. Biddle
State Emergency Relief Board
Lewis EK. Staley
Forests and Waters
Alice F. Liveright
James N. Rule
Edward B. Logan
Donald Guthrie
Sayre
Philip Sterling
House
Philadelphia
John W. Edelman
American Federation of Full Fashioned Hosstery Workers
Aluminum Co Workers Strike Over Wage Policy
Roy A. Hunt, president of the Melton controlled unit, rejects a peace proposal in a letter to Fred A. Wetmore. He defends paying the going wage and refuses any wage cuts. Daniel Zebyle, New Kensington police chief, vows to maintain order and may intervene if picket lines fail to police themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Wetmore
National Council
Roy A. Hunt
Melton
Revival at Indiana Tabernacle on Knowing God’s Will
Dr. Charles F. Weigle preached at the Indiana Tabernacle last night on how to know the will of God. He warned that resisting or defying God’s will brings soul torment, while yielding leads to spiritual enrichment and eternal hope, detailing dedication, transformation, and revelation as steps to discernment.
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Indiana Tavernacle
Charles F. Weigle
Indiana Tabernacle
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Blacklick Township
Reich
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Hillsdale
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