Hart cleared in paternity suit long after claim
Los Angeles report details Bill Hart, once a top film star, having paternity accusations dropped as belated vindication. Hart, 66, won back a trust fund started in 1919 for a son, Richard Leigh, with earnings rising from $7,063.45 to $13,265.75. Elizabeth MacCaulley, now of Winnetka, said he was the father. Hart described pressure threats to ruin his career.
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Los Angeles
Bill Hart
Hart
Richard Leigh
Elizabeth MacCaulry
Boston
Miss MacCauley
Winnetka
Lucy Webb
South Lincoln
Mass
Winifred Westover
Miss MacCaulley
Meredith B. Davis
Clarence Grigsby Stroud
Stroud
Miss Davis
Philadelphia
Maren
Stork
Slovakia Faces German Domination and Pushes 36 000 Army
Slovakia's National Council debated a German suggestion to deploy two divisions to the Polish frontier while others urged keeping the post. A defensive pact with Germany was described as placing Slovakia's armed forces under outright German domination. International circles noted calm in London despite reports of German military moves, while Paris urged peace. Pope Pius XII called for peaceful settlement as Warsaw and Moscow watchers noted rising German pressure and strategic talks involving Hungary, Italy, and Germany.
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National Council
Slovakia
Germany
Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
Far East
Hungary
Forei
Count Csaky
Premies Mussolini
Ciano
Rame
Capmany Temsined
Italy
Europe
Troops Review Title and Officials After Dinner Time
Lieutenant Governor Rammuel 8 Lewis and Cai Charles C. Curtis of Allentown Fyrst Lisa. Ralph O. Bowman of Leba non received a medal for 20 years service as thousands watched the army review under bright searchlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Tealey
Armieries
Coast Guard
York
Rammuel
Lewis and Cai
Charles C. Curtis
Allentown
Fyrst
Lisa
Ralph O. Bowman
Lebanon
Suspended Cop Returns To Duty Cleared By Sheriff
Philadelphia August 19 Patrolman James McManus was reinstated after being cleared of blame for leaving his beat during a bank hold up at Wyoming Bank and Trust. Director of Public Safety James H Malone praised his record and ordered him back to duty as investigators pursue four robbers and two spotted outside the bank. FBI and Treasury agents joined local police in the hunt led by Malone and Captains Ryan and Richardson who say the fugitives may be ex congressmen recently paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James McManus
Wyoming Bank and ‘Trust Company
James H. Malone
Malone
McManus
Bureau of Police
Tuna
Trath Langie
Federal Bureau of Investigation
UU. S. Treasury
James Ryan
George Richardson
Little Mob
UNAMERICAN Continued from page one
A German American youths group heard about sterilization of children born to German girls by Jewish fathers. A doctor in Germany demonstrated operations with charts. Miss Vearos said the material could be used in the United States. She noted Hiller’s claim as Fuehrer of all Germans and Fritz Kubalauer as the U S Fuehrer in Germany. Propaganda against Jews Catholics and Masons was spread to her group.
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Bund
United States
Fuehrer
Guardsmen in Shootout on Highways Ambush Ends in Wounding
Moorshead, hurt with scalp bruises and lacerations, drove a getaway car for guardsmen during a traffic stop near Harrisburg. He reported that a front-seat passenger brandished a gun, triggered a scuffle, and state police began tests to determine who fired the fatal shot as the two assailants fled. A second man, Russell Kizhl, 33, was referenced in later statements.
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Moorshead
Lieut. N. E B. Anaid
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Harrisburg
Humemelstown
Moorhead
Tim Ts
Henry Ortho
Liew
Orilip
Frank Soniher
Arrested for gasoline theft ends eight month manhunt
An eight month search for a Seward gas station thief ended when police arrested 18 year old Sam Devich at his Cambria City home. Devich had been sought for December theft of auto tires oil and accessories from a Seward station. He arrived in town on a freight train from New York and faces charges in Westmoreland County.
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Johnstown
Seward
Sam Devich
Cambria
Devich
New York
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Campbell Breaks Speed Record on Coniston Lake
Sir Malcolm Campbell shattered all existing speed records at Coniston England by averaging 141.24 mph for a measured mile on the lake. Blue Bird on the south run logged 142.85 mph, then 140.62 mph on return as the famed car with the old engine set new marks.
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Campbell
Coniston
England
Malcolm Campbell
Waler
Lake Coniston
Tay
Bluebird
Henry Seagrave
Fanicab Driver Identifies Bandit Linked to August 4 Robbery
A Fanicab driver has identified the dead man as one of two bandits who robbed him on August 4, linking the fatal outcome to the earlier ambush.
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Fanicab
Man murders wife and friend in Westchester area
In Westtown township, Mrs Mary Minnick 37 wife of a farmhand and her brother-in law Irvin Woolfrey 29 were slain in a tenant home. Kelly Minnick 38 husband and father of four surrendered at police headquarters after driving his children to a relative. Police found Mrs Minnick shot in the living room, Woolfrey’s body was pajama clad and undetermined if shot or clubbed. A shotgun lay broken on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Mary Mhimick
Irvin Woolfrey
Mimnick
Westtown Township
Here
Abner Guisson
Gusson
Who Killed Aunt Maggid A Medora Field Mystery
A Georgia set mystery by Medora Field Ferkerson unfolds with two murders and a secret room. The tight knit cast confesses in turn as motives and loyalties unravel in a spine chilling swift moving tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medora Field
Obituary of A Giordanelli 1842 192? 96 noted in Belle Vernon
Obituary continues naming A Giordanelli aged 96 longtime Belle Vernon resident and grandfather of John M Costello. Died Wednesday night at daughter Mary Costello’s home 11 Vine Street Belle Vernon. Burial yesterday at Belle Vernon Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Catherine Trunze and Mary Costello, one son Frank Giordanelli, 24 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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A. Giordanelli
Belle Vernon
John M. Costelly
Homer City
Hey
Italy
Belle Veynon
Monetsahela
Costellu
Catherine Trunze
New Eagle
Frank Giardanelli
Heavy Rains End Dry Spell Across Pennsylvania
Heavy rains ended a three week dry spell in Pennsylvania, with most rain in the east and authorities reporting no damage. High winds were noted in several counties, branches toppled from trees, and a soaking rain from Philadelphia flooded streets and sewers in parts of the region. Two heat related deaths, Esther Alperin of Philadelphia and Angela Waster of Upper Darby, were reported nearby.
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Pennsylvania
York
Lancaster
Berks
Lebanon
Luzerne
Harrisburg
New Jersey
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Philadelphia
Esther Alperin
Angela Waster
Upper Darby
Gelder names committee to study unemployment provisions
Harrisburg Aug 19 Senator Frederick T Gelder appointed a legislative panel to study unemployment compensation provisions. Members include Representatives Thomas A Curran Harry E Trout Henry Wilson and Hiram G Andrews and Senators John H Deni Weldon Heyburn Robert M Miller.
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Harrisburg
Frederick T. Gelder
Susquehanna
Senate
Thomas A. Curran
Delaware
Harry E. Trout
Lancaster
Henry Wilson
Jefferson
Hiram G. Andrews
Cambria
John H. Deni Westmoreland
Weldon B. Heyburn
Robert M. Miller
Luzerne
Republicars
Receive bids on local roads in Harrisburg area
The State Highway Department reported 105 bids on 18 projects totaling 36.11 miles of highway. Bidders include Windber Construction Company for Windber area and W. Wy. Allen for Connewut Lake, with bids such as 846,142 and 54,883 for various rural routes and widening projects.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Iucir
Indiana
East Mahoning Township
Tugcadam
Windber Construction Company, Ince
Windbeer
Armstrong-Indiana
Warne
West Mahoning
Medtadam
Daycksburg
W. WY. Allen
Connewut Lake
Clearfield Hospital reports year with slight net gain
Clearfield Aug 19 The Clearfield Hospital reports its 36th annual financial year ending May 31 showing income just exceeding expenses. The facility handled 2 821 patients, down from 2 828 prior year, with 48 percent listed as charity cases in both years.
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Clearfield
Clearfield Hospital
Democrats Turn Fire On G O P In 1940 Face Off
Democratic leaders foresee reelection pressure narrowing party splits in 1940 as the party weighs continued cooperation with Republicans. They expect opposition to Roosevelt to influence votes and warn that a brief session may result if the president himself does not curb confrontations. Party members may still align with the national ticket after the nomination.
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Washington
Bor
Congress
Jebel
Roosevelt
Congressional Sounding Board
College Weather Report With Light Precipitation Forecast
A college weather bulletin notes trace precipitation at 6:00 am that did not register. Forecast calls for showers and cooler conditions today and tomorrow. Readings include 8:00 am temperature 172, past 24 hour high 83 and low 70, relative humidity 82 percent, barometric pressure reading 28.03 inches yesterday and today.
Independents Must File Papers Ahead of November Ballot
Harrisburg reports independents not listed in September primaries have until next Wednesday to file papers for November ballot spots. Minor parties may bypass primaries and field a slate, with candidates chosen before the primaries to deter reformation of old preprimary parties. A defeated major party candidate may join an independent ticket. No minor parties have filed, though several have obtained blanks. identities of signers are not recorded.
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Harrisburg
State Elections Bureau
Local Social Notes Across Sagamore and Surroundings
Sagamore residents and neighbors share weekend travels and visits. Frank Wells and Clarence Kordes headed to New York World's Fair while Owen Flannigan left for barber school in Pittsburgh after illness. Numerous visits to Coalport, Earthus, Phillipsburg, Portage, and Punxsutawney noted, with courtesy calls and family time. Recreational and church activities appear alongside school trips and family gatherings.
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Frank Wells
This
Clarence Kordes
Devon
New York
Owen Flannigan
Pittsburgh
Edward Flannigan
Len Holi
Town
Glenn Postlewaite
Janet and
Joyce
Waller
Llarence Davidson
Coalport
BE. P. Peron
Harold Lewis
Earthus
William Walker
Grace
Ernest Marin
Phillipsburg
Edna Flannigan
Pat Kellisher
Portage
Jack Peron
State College
Arthur Nestor
Brice
Oscar
Virginia
Anderson Ye- Union
Clermont
McKean Co
John Shulik
Rossiter
Edward Ruthosky
Bobby Stein
Fred Gali
James Koenig
Jean
Washington, D. C
Harry Kinmel
Ladies Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Fawn
Walk Chalk
Leroy Kepler
Jack
Roselle
Robert Clark
DuBois
Amandus Olson
Billy Grube
Punxsutawney
Lutheran Church
Martin Lucas
Harry Stein
Robert
Richard
Stella Gaul
Gordon Frances
Johnstown
Frank Wagner
H. R. Fairman
John Morrison
Ulysses
Potter County
Amis Grantand
Teddy
Arnold Anderson
Cleveland
Strip Cropping Meetings Soon
An illustrated lecture on contour strip farming to prevent soil losses will be given at Gyrliemare Grange Hall Tuesday evening August 22 with Penn State agronomy specialist Frank Bamer. If warm, the meeting moves to the lawn. William Lockard chairs. A second session on August 24 at Pony Run Grange Hall at 7 p.m. will feature slides on soil erosion control. County Agent Warner notes that a bulletin on contour strip layouts is available via Extension Office and at the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyrliemare Grange Hall
Frank Bamer
Penn State
Grange Hall
William Lockard
Pony Run
Warner
44H Club Tour at Penn State Wednesday
44H Club boys and girls tour Penn State on Wednesday with visits to Old Main Home Economics building and agricultural barns. A picnic lunch near the dairy building features ice cream sales. A 2:30 swim at a State College pool precedes a 4:00 p.m. return to Indiana, expected about 7:00 p.m. County Agent J. W. Warner leads the tour. each club provides its own transport.
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Penn State
Old Main
Home Economics
State College
Indiana
J. W. Warner
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