Just Arrests Made in Effort To Clear Uniontown Slaying
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports two Uniontown arrests, Sam Spinella and Ben Burgie, tied to the Donohoe murder and liquor ring inquiry. Federal officials say state probe by Major Adams precedes any federal action, with no federal operatives in Fayette county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Smontown
Jack Donohoe
Leon
Sam Spinella
Ben Burgie
Don
Fayid
A. Awning
Here
Spinella
Burgie
Fayette County
Watnte
Donohoe
Pittsburgh
United States
iLynn Adams
Pennington
Major Adams
Sumit Hotel
Adhma
Donoree
Aften
Barr Slope At East End Tonight Iselin Tomorrow
East End hosts Barr this evening in a key local baseball matchup while Iselin travels to Hastings for tomorrow’s game. East End aims to extend its win streak. both nights start at 6 30 at the East End field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
East End
Iselin
Motor rerely a trailer explained as master tourist equipment
A fragment describes a device termed a master tourist equipment used with four six or eight cylinder roadsters or coupes. It outlines that the unit operates on air with no sideways roll and no forward or back pull, and can be erected by various vehicle configurations.
Mountaineer Delivers Raccoon to President on Birthday
A boy, about 11, rides a horse bearing a live raccoon tucked under his arm. Mrs. Hoover asks why he is not in Sunday School. The boy replies he was told not to deliver the raccoon to the President, humorously noting it was for his birthday.
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Teo
Mountain youth gifts raccoon to President Hoover
A mountain lad who trapped a raccoon brought it to Hoover's camp, meeting the President, Lindbergh, Hyde, and Cumming. The boy sang a song, traded jokes, and received birthday cake before departing with the raccoon gift tucked under his arm, escorted by Allan Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Establishment
Lindbergh
Hyde
Cumming
Secret Service
Hoover
Bortas
Lindy
Allan Hoover
White explorer recalls Maria Island stay and Polynesian life
Davidson recounts returning to his aged father as he details the customs of Maria Island natives after living there since May 1948. He claims to be the first white resident, praises Polynesian men, critiques women’s looks, notes hair styles, and describes childrearing practices and moral norms among the islanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Davidson
Maria Island
Zeppelin Awaiting Favorable Winds for World Flight Start
At Friedrichshafen Germany the airship Graf Zeppelin remains mechanically ready after grooming and refueling. Weather over Russia delays takeoff to Thursday morning, disappointing 61 passengers and 41 crew. The flight to Tokyo hinges on favorable conditions as Eckener plans a 6600 mile leg, potentially using four motors and a northerly or direct route past Berlin and the Baltic Sea.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Zeppelin
Russia
Flugo Eckener
Graf
Lakehurst
Siberian
Tokio
Eckener
Berlin
Danzig
Baltic Sea
Leningrad
Ural Mountains
Arctic Sea
Amur River
Manchuria
Charles E. Rosendahl
J. C. Richardson
U. S. Navy
Cemander Nashiro Fujiyoshi
Polynesian customs and dangers noted by returned writer
A returned writer describes island customs on FRimitara Rurutu Ruivavae Tubual and Rapa including chiefs and elders judging unwritten law bootleg native beer and a communal marriage rite. He notes idol praying during storms in a Protestant era and recounts shark encounters while diving near Balvavae.
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Frimitara
Rurutu
Ruivavae
Tubual
Rapa
Davidson
Balvavae
Sugar tariff debate stirs Senate as prices edge toward compromise
Senate group weighs sugar duties amid divergence on rates and a possible compromise between $1.76 and $2.40. Republicans push sundries schedule with a high 10 percent ad valorem on hides after moves on the free list, while sentiment in Washington remains divided.
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Senate
Washington
House
Senate Republicans
Prince Incognito Drowns After Rescue At Hapsburg Colony
In Amprik Pennsylvania a prince of the House of Hapsburg, an incognito son with no title, drowns while saving Mary Weirauch, 20, of Pittsburgh who was swimming at a summer resort on Lake Evie. Springer’s body was recovered after the attempt. onlookers noted his princely bearing amid speculation about noble lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aprik
House of Hapsburg
Joseph Springer
Austria
Mary Weirauch
Pittsburgh
Springer
Miss Weiruch
Lake Evie
Senate revisions tighten leather import duties on shoes
The schedule to revise duties on leather articles includes up to 20 percent for upholstery gloves and sports balls, with a 30 percent ad valorem on finished leathers. The Senate Republicans added a ten percent ad valorem basket clause for leather importations used in shoes, preventing evasion by importing shoe leather separately.
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Senate Republicans
Old Soldiers organize at Indiana Grand Army post
The Grand Army of the Republic of Indiana and committees of William L. Buchanan Post No 177 of the Union Veterans of the Civil War list detailed committee members for Finance Entertainment Automobiles and Reception with chairs B H Lichteberger John H Hill J Willis Wilson S C Streams Ira A Myers J R Maloney R E Young N Dewitt Ray Ralph Loughry C K Greenlee Alexander M Stewart Harry Bennett C C McLain George T McHenry Harry White Frank M Smith Juliet White Watson Mabel White Telford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic of Indiana
William L. Buchanan
Indiana
B. H. Lichteberger
A. L. Zellers
R. E H. Young
A. A. Calhoun
J. Willis Wilson
John H. Hill
Harry J. Laughlin
J. Blair Sutton
S. C. Streams
Ira A. Myers
J. R. Maloney
R. EE. Young
N. Dewitt Ray
Ralph Loughry
C. K. Greenlee
Alexander M. Stewart
Harry Bennett
C. C. McLain
George T. McHenry
Harry White
Frank M. Smith
Juliet White Watson
Mabel White Telford
Global quake theories clash with Great Lakes calm
Scientist Avinoff dismissed local seismic links to Lake Erie changes or underwater water releases. He argued the tremor was widespread, not confined to one area, with the Great Lakes remaining well behaved and geological readjustments now settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Avinoff
North American
Great Lakes
Carnegie Museum
Prasque Isle
Erie
Lake Erie
Dr. Avinoff
Bellefonte
Snook Clear Confesses Under Police Interrogation
The dialogue shows Snook Clear admitting guilt as the Chief presses for affirmation. The exchange centers on whether Clear’s conscience aligns with his stated answers and the officer’s confirmation of his response.
Steel stocks surge as market breadth broadens gains
Nations wide demand for United States Steel stocks drives a major market rally. Big Steel hits 237 1/4, up 8 points for the day amid bullish momentum in steel, electrical, and industrial shares. Bethlehem Steel climbs toward record highs while General Electric and Westinghouse advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Oet
Steal Corporation
Bethlehem
Torday
Crucible Steel
Vanadium
American Steel Foundries
Youngstown
Wall Street
General Electric
Westinghouse
American Can
American Telephone
Telegraph
American Tobacco
Chesapeake and Ohio
Allegheny Corp
Albany
Amerada Corpsesee
Loto Co
Andes Copper
Anaconda Copper
Atlantic Refining
Am Tel and Tel
Barnsdall “A
Beth Steel
Chi and Oz West RR
Chrysler
Nat Bellas Hess
4Uh Packard
Sene
LR Park
Utah
Path Ex Inc
Penna RR
Ssseeese
HOM
HB Pub Serv
Radio
Teererene Bo
Keith O
HIG
BTM
Rom Rand Co
Shell On Oil Co
Bi Skelly
Reese. Ae
Sinclair Gon Oil
Joy
Texas Gulf
Eessee
Smele Rep
United Corp
White Motor
Wileay Rich
W. Overland
Warner Bros
Dairy Prod
Westinghouse Eley
West Air Brak
US Steel
Snook Interrogation Details At Police Chief Stand
Testimony recounts Snook’s interviews with Columbus police chief French during a long interrogation. French denied using third degree methods and defended police conduct while noting Snook remained emotionally closed and hard shelled despite pressure to reveal motive. The cross examination closed with a handshake as court recessed.
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Ives
Vindler
Snook
Busie
John J. Ghexter, Jr
French
Jack
Rickett
Ricketts
Contacl
Bicatte
Sean Moyles
Sean
Columbus
United States
Wrench
Hundreds listed for election officials and local posts
A long roster lists hundreds of election workers and local officials across Armstrong Indiana Indiana County towns including Ki E Noll J F Marshall and J T Jewart with roles as justice of the peace registry assessor supervisor judge of election auditor and school director Names cover South Mahoning West Mahoning Center No 2 Center No 1 Cherryhill Pine Montgomery Homer City Blacklick township and others Also noted are upcoming primary and fall election dates with filing deadlines and procedural notes for independents and party nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki E. Noll
J. F. Marshall
J. T. Jewart
D. W. Raraigh
John Caputo
Joseph P. Dalessio
Paul E. Stiteler
M. K. Lewis
H. A. Weston
Jas. C. Robinson
J. L. Hoover
Burgess
D. A. Hilkin
Council
Everett E. Kass
Sler
R. B. Snyder
J. C. Wagner
Smicksburg
William Myers
Armstrong
D. W. Black
West Mahoning
Frank Hamilton
South Mahoning
L. W. Strong
Cherryhill
A. G. Rickard
Grant
Alvin D. Kidd
A. E. James
Pine
W. E. Cramer
Montgomery
W. L. Hutchinson
Homer City
D. W. Duncan
Buffington
C. A. Roberts
Center No. 2
J. ©. Sasala
J. C. Myers
J. Y. Fleming
Norman Little
Washington
Clair Griffith
James H. Smith
Jas
T. Barclay
D. W. Krytzer
Frank, Ross
Indiana
Ind
Ward
G. R. Walker
W. Mahoning
D. Daugherty
W. RB
Britton
Center
Weod Pittman
Green
C. R. Campbell
Blacklick Township
Joseph Clawson
F. B. Trimble
W. Miller
Blairsville
Wall
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Iitgers
Agses
Ors
Primary election details muddled in fragmented note
Fragmentary OCR hints at a primary section applying to a county race with dates and an unclear locale. The readable pieces mention September and a note about voting or procedure, but specifics such as names, places, or exact offices are absent.
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Thy
People and trips noted in Indiana county social blurbs
A string of social notices from Indiana County lists Mr and Mrs Oliver McHenry of Charleroi visiting their former home, and many residents returning from motor trips to Niagara Falls Toronto Canada Petro Michigan and Ohio. Several others, including Miss Mary Buteroaugh and Charles McNaughton, are noted for travel, visits, or candidacy, with local residents calling on friends and relatives in Indiana and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver McHenry
Charleroi
Wats * " Coe
Hi Stewart Farty
Hinterleitner
Carpa
Bag
Howard Biograve Yew
Brie
Chautaqua
W. H. Frank
Clara Gemmell
Anna Neal
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Petro
Michigan
Ohio
William Bobbitt
Gmen
Russell
Grove City
G. Enden
Chayles McNaughton
White Township
Indiana
William Beck
Youngsh
Akron
Cleveland
T. B
Greensburg
Vascay
Margaret Elder
South-Sevent
R. Forbes
Hollidayab
Rai
State Department of Highways
Rodger Charnockant
Harry Nixon
Moore Hotel
Pottsville
Trenton
Valley Forge
Atlantic City
Gettysburg
Robert McGough
Idaho
Armstrong
County
Squire
John F. Johnston
Saltsburg
Joseph White
Edgewood
Court House
Jack Richards
Capaz River
West Virginia
J. N. Mahan
Elderton
Carl Lewis
Smicksburg
Edward Corbett
Georgeville
Continental Travelers Here Visit McCreights After 8000 Mile North American Trip
Rev and Mrs L D Ott and Prof and Mrs E D Ott of two Pennsylvania towns return from a six week continental tour visiting Salt Lake City Yosemite Valley San Francisco Portland Seattle Victoria and more. They traveled 8000 miles reporting fine weather good health and a wonderful time.
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L, D
Ott
Clearfield
E,d
Barnesboro
Jy Bi McCreigh
Philadelphia
Streat
B. D
MccCreight
Salt Lake City
Yosemite Valley
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Victoria
B. C
Washington
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Yellowstone Park
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Arizona
New Jexico
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
West Virginia
Canada
New England
Man Dies Stepping From Moving Train in Baltimore Yard
Knute Hassell, 67, of Minneapolis, died after stepping from a moving Baltimore and Ohio train in Pittsburgh yards. Police say he misjudged the train’s position and was thrown along the tracks. he died at Mercy Hospital. He was en route to Norway for a visit when the accident happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piptsburgh
TNS
Knute Hassell
Minneapolis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Flo
Mercy Irial
Norwa
Bennett Lear Clan to Reune at Round Tap Picnic
The seventh annual Bennett-Lear reunion will be held Saturday in August at Round Tap on the William Penn Highway two miles east of Blairsville. Program includes addresses by speakers, a baseball game and other amusements in basket picnic form. Officers listed: W. A. Lear president Everett Bennett vice president Mrs. J Bennett secretary and Mrs. Fred Golden treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L- Bennett-Lear Clan
Round Tap
William Penn Highway
Blairsville
W. A. Lear
Robingon
Everett Bennett
Bolivar
J. @. Bennett
Wintondale
Fred Golden
Penp Rua
Freasurer
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R. Motor
St. Ros
Ville
Lina
Indiana Co Slaire Boheduls
Bla Tea
Indiaaa Daave
Bisiaville
Wes A
Dndlana
Whirna
Jatariay Quily
Glalrsville
Ong
Nee
Brnaateng Croskeide
Wid
Osenkalde
Todians
Hapsburg House
Prince Incognito
Hemphill and Noyes Co
Indiana Theatre
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