Cop Hating Cop Ends Martyr Policeman Rampage
New York August 15 police probe the roots of Charles Sen Filippo a man who opened fire at a Central Park memorial service wounding five and killing two officers before dying from a hail of bullets His motives linger in clipped local clippings and a history of anti police sentiment while an estimated 230 officers in service revolvers fire back wounding bystanders and ending the siege The investigation notes no prior arrests for Filippo and points to a troubled past including a car crash injury and earlier cab driving days.
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New York
Charles Sen Filippo
Pars
San Filippo
Bronx
Cing
Obituary notices from Saltsburg and surrounding areas
Obituaries list Mrs Edith May Rothrock of Salina AB and Miss May Dixon of Tarentum, with funeral arrangements at Bainbridge and Tarentum, and Mrs Mary Jane Smith of South Bend. Details cover birth years, survivors, church affiliations, and burial plans in local cemeteries.
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Howard L. Rothrock
Edith May (Cover) Rothrock
Salina
Harry M
Minerva (Kinsey) Cover
Salisburg
Bainbridge
Kitby Yingst
Bainbridge Cemetery
May Dixon
Elizabeth
Roades) Dixon
Salisbury
Tarentum
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Harry F. Dixon
George R. Dixon
San Francisco
Calif
Robinson
Saltsburg
East Tenth Avenue
D. D
Livermore Presbyterian Church
Livermore Cemetery
Mary Jane Smith
Emanuel T. Smith
James E. Smith
South Bend
Reform Church of
Harry B. Smith
Avonmore
PWA Plans State Quotas for Loans to Equalize Use
The Public Works Administration will set informal state quotas on loans and grants to balance participation in its 1930s construction program. Acting administrator Howard A. Gray and Ickes will judge each state’s fair share using population taxes paid and federal program standing. many large allotments have gone to New York Ohio and California as funds near two thirds spent with Sept. 30 closure looming.
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Washington
Howard A. Gray
Gray
Administranr
New York
Ohio
California
Thay
PWA
Obituary notices and public service reports from Indiana and Pennsylvania
Obituary fragments list Mrs Willian T Anderson Mrs Donald F Jones and D Ray Colmery with relatives and funeral details in South Bend Apollo and Harmony. Other notices recount ABRAHAM T Stauffer death at Gallitzin with roles in local health and fire, and Burnside church services. A Burnside M E Church ceremony is noted with interment in I O O F Cemetery. Additional items quote Edleman on union plans and civil service probes in Harrisburg with Pittsburgh leaders named.
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Willian T. Anderson
South Bend
Donald F. Jones
Apollo
D. Ray Colmery
Harmony
Ella Harbison Smith
Indiana
Roy Ambrose Smith
Reform Church
Abraham T. Stauffer
Taylor-McCoy Coal and Coke Company
Gallitzin
Hemlock Street
Stauffer
Mr. Stauffer
Burnside
John
Anna (Smith) Stauffer
Gallitz
Abel. Stauffer
Emma Bloom
Grampion
Clearfield County
Gust Niles
Gertrude Stauffer
Beulah Null
Sykesville
Gertrude
Towser
William James
Forrest
Mack Stauffer
Paul Stauffer
Clearfield
Burnside Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Page
Gallitzin M. E
Exams for Relief Jobs Spark Legislative Probe
A House committee orders an investigation into merit exams for relief jobs after complaints they were impractical and unrelated. The Senate welfare panel joins, naming a joint sub committee to review the questions and potential certification changes affecting 80,000 applicants and 2,500 hires. The federal social security office also weighs in as debates over exam fairness heighten.
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House
Senate Welfare Committee
Leo & Mondy
Lewis
Shaw
Mick
Employment Board
County Assistance Boards
Mundy
Exsider B. Lough
Social Security Board
Pennsylvania Civil Service System
Tragic Deaths Mark Week End
A weekend of fatalities across Pennsylvania includes 15 deaths from highway crashes and drownings. Names include Lester Bowman 42 in Philadelphia, Merle Stiffler of Freeland Md, and Helene Halback Philadelphia among others. authorities investigate a possible suicide note found by Mrs. Kuty.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Woods
Kuty
Kitty
Robinson Mortuary
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Lester Bowman
Horace Griffiths
York
Merle Stiffler
Freeland
Agnes Austin
Parkers Landing
Elmer Slaughenhaupt
Theodore
Sty Creek
Pittsburgh
Charles Hornbaugh
North Park
Cambridge Springs
Lyle Beebe
French Creek
Alleghenies Crowd Visitor Entertainment Plan
The borough plans entertainment for visitors with a recreation ground established in Allegheny National Forest. Officials aim to attract entire families rather than individual health seekers, focusing on broader visitor experiences.
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Allegheny National Forest
Amies
Incomplete Constitutional Amends and India Geography
The text mixes a claim that the ten original amendments are called something, a note about India lying between the Sea and the Bay of Bengal, a claim that Aaron Burr fatally wounded someone in a duel, and a garbled current U S Secretary name Osnel C. Roper with a reference to answers on page 2.
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India
Bay of Bengal
Aaron Burr
United States
Osnel C. Roper
Uninvited Win Big Crap Game Near Bartlesville
Four uninvited armed men hosted a secrecy driven craps game near Bartlesville Oklahoma drawing in about 25 passing cars to ante and quit with a pot around $1,000. The winners seized the entire pot and forced invited players to join before the police were alerted.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Ed Hazlitt
Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
An essay on parenting explains that children rely on a stable home climate. It notes that parents have good and bad days and that a calm, predictable temper helps families stay harmonious despite ups and downs. It urges effort to maintain even dispositions for happier homes.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Troopers Win Trophies In Pistol Matches
Harrisburg August 16 Two state motor police teams returned from Trarteck New Jersey with first and third place prizes in the New York Daily Mirror pistol matches. One hundred thirty one teams entered. The first team scored 1184 of 1200 and the second 1180. Lower Merion Township Pa took second with 1184. First team members Sergi T Jones Corporal W B Kutkie Greensburg Corporal T H E Shleman Wyoming and Private B I Barth er Hershey Training School. Second team members Sergt L R Felan Privates Co C Snipas R C McKee and W A Stiles Greensburg.
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Harrisburg
Teartéck
N. J
New York Daily Mirror
Lower Meérién Township
Markstmen
Sergi
T. &. Jones
W. B. Kutkié
Greensburg
T. HE. Shleman
Wyoming
B. 1
Barthér
Hershey
Sergt. L. R. Felan
C. Snipas
R. C. McKee
W. A. Stiles
Unstable Moods in Parents Explain Child Reactions
The piece discusses how a nervous mother’s mood swings unsettle children Buddy and Betty. It argues that fluctuating emotions are common and not necessarily a chronic disorder, noting mood shifts can be triggered by physical or emotional stress and are often temporary.
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Buddy
Betty
Roosevelt and Mackenzie May Talk Waterways
In Montreal Aug 15 Roosevelt and Canadian Premier Mackenzie King discuss a Great Lakes St Lawrence waterway. A Washington AP report details the project’s aims, potential ship traffic, hydroelectric benefits, and Canada’s role, noting historic canal progress and the 27 foot draft target for Montreal to Quebec.
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Roosevelt
MacKenzie
Canada
Thousand Islands
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Andrue Berding
Washington
Associated Press
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
State Department
United States Senate
Duluth
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Océan
North America
Montréal
Lachine
MacKenzie King
Dominion
United States
Hollywood Stars Targeted in Widespread Communist Inquiry
A House committee may question motion picture stars over charges they financed Communist groups. Investigator Sullivan urged public listing of industry figures involved, while noting fear of exposure among many celebrities. West Coast hearings planned before year end. CIO head John L Lewis and Bund leader Fritz Kuhn invited to respond. Bridges defended himself, inviting full inquiry and transparency from the La Follette Civil Liberties Committee.
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Washington
Congressional
Dies
D-Tex
House Committee
En |Re
West
Edward Sullivan
John F. Frey
American Federation of Labor
CIO
John L. Lewis
Frey
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Germany
Sullivan
Hollywood
Inndustry
Pacific Coast
West Coast
Harry Bridges
Labor Department
San Francisco
Bridges
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Federal Health Insurance Goal of Social Security Program
Washington August 14. President Roosevelt hints at health protection plans as part of expanding social security. Altmay er says health coverage may be added to broaden benefits. Roosevelt to speak at 8 30 p m EST from the White House on the program anniversary. Political notes swirl around Maryland primary and Senate contests as campaigns edge toward midterm tests.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Altmayer
Altmeyer
Mr. Roose
David J. Lewis
Mary
Lend
Millard Tydings
Lewis
Tydings
Maryland
Canada
Wyoming
House
Mississippi
California
South Carolina
Willan G. McAdoo
E. D. Smith
South Carolna
Fractured home life fuels fear and withheld feelings
The speaker argues that parental mood swings and hysteria force children to hide basic experiences. In households where anger and instability prevail, youths learn to conceal emotions and live in fear. The call remains for parents to practice frankness and fairness to allow children honest self expression.
Local and national companies listed amid market notes and obituaries
A 45 year old freight truckman William Cooper died after trying to save fellow worker Adam Goshinski from a fall 15 feet to a sidewalk. Howard Faunce, nine, lost his right foot when corn cutting blades amputated it on his father's farm near Titusville after stalks were blown down in last week's storm.
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New Castle
William Cooper
Adam Goshinski
Goshinski
Titusville
Howard Faunce
Tituaville
Berlin Fliers Hint Round World Flight Plans
The Brandenburg may pursue a round the world flight after its New York run. Air officials and Erhard Milch discuss possible routes and political limits, noting the crew aims for practical paths rather than records.
Stokowski Reluctant to Discuss Garbo on Ocean Voyage
New York August 15 Leo Stokowski conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra returning from Europe aboard the Hopmandia declines to talk about actress Greta Garbo. He answers with a note of privacy, plans a few days in New York before a Connecticut farm stay, and hints at work with Walt Disney on animated films this winter while preparing to reopen with the Philadelphia Orchestra in March. He mentions bringing back scores of Arabian music from Algiers and Morocco.
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New York
UR Leospold Stokowski
Philadeion Parliasmente Oretiesta
Europe
Crela Garbo
Hopnandia
Stokowski
Garbo
Connecticut
Walt Disney
Philadelphia
Philharmonic Orchestra
Algiers
Morocco
Prague officials note German assurances ease war tensions
In Praha on August 15 officials said Germany assured Britain and France that its autumn maneuvers were not aimed at them. The government planned no surprise in the supreme war council meeting while Germany sent personal condolences to Czech Slovak crash victims of 17.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Germany
London
Paris
Supreme War Council
Jan Dostalec
Hermann Wethelm Goering
German plane completes Atlantic nonstop circuit to New York
From New York to Berlin the late Wiley Post made an approximately 4,000 mile homeward journey in nonstop flight, finishing the first aerial round trip between Germany and the United States. Captain Alfred Henke commanded the 23 passenger Focke-Wulf with a crew of three, averaging about 207 miles per hour. The hop aimed to show Germany’s readiness for regular Atlantic passenger service. The plane landed at Floyd Bennett field in New York last Thursday.
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New York
Berlin
Wiley Post
Germany
United States
Alfred Henke
Floyd Bennett Field
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Department of Public Assistance
Edleman
Senate
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Ovion
John Phillips
State Industrial Union Council
Thomas Shane
T the
Ralph Tillotson
Erie
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General Assembly
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Bardits Mag
Oklahoma
Troopers
Motor Police Cup
N. Y
Roosevelt and
Air Reduction
al Chem & Dye
Am Can Am
Alco Am
Rad & St. Am Smelt & R Am
Tel & Tel Am
Anaconda Atch
T & SF Bald
Balt & Ohio
Bendix Aviat Beth Steel Briggs Mtg
Budd Wheel
Calumet & Hee Canada Pacific
Cerro de Pas
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Column
el Com
Solvents
Tk South Con Edison Con Oil Crane
Lack & West Douglass Aircraft
du Pont Eastman Kodak
E! Auto Lite
Gen
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gen Retrach
Gillette
Hudson Motor
Interlake Iron
Int Harvester Int
Nick Can
Int
Tel & Tel
Kennecott Cop Kresge
Lehigh Val Coal Loew's Inc Mack Trucks
Montgom Ward Nash-Kely
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Distillers
Nat
NY Central RR
North Ameria
Packard Motor Penn RR Phillips Pet Pub
Sve
Brandenburg
Air Ministry
Air
Erhard Milch
Goering
Air Becretary
Mitch
Howard Hughes
American Globe
Russia
South America
South Africa
Tempelhof
Floyd Vennett Field
Leo
U.8
S. A. Silverman
Kitt Optical
7Th Street
Isems
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