Salina Man Dies After Lincoln Highway Crash
Jack Seel a 49 year old former chief county detective of Salina died in Latrobe Hospital from injuries after a car crash on the Lincoln highway east near Kinston bridge. His niece Ruth Eyans 20 of Ligonier drove the beige car with passenger Steurenagel 20 of Salinas. The car skidded after attempting to pass a truck driven by Lew Tederick of North Mountain and struck a telegraph pole. State patrol will investigate.
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North Mountain
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Woodin's Son III In Oxygen Room
William H W Woodin Jr son of the Treasury secretary is in critical condition in Tucson Arizona oxygen room after a heart attack following an airplane trip in Northern Arizona last spring. His wife from Buffalo New York is with him.
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Pope Pius XL Travels Quietly Through Rome Streets
Pope Pius XL arrived in Vatican City and traveled in a papal automobile to Castel Gandolfo, located about 15 miles outside Rome, with the procession passing through streets largely unnoticed by the public. The visit to the papal villa was described as quiet and routine.
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Henderson Named PhD Head of Psychology at Luinen College
Mack Slenderson son of Mr and Mrs J Henderson of Wisconsin is named head of the Heparin oft Psychology Rear College Luinen Wisconsin. Born February 1908 in Tadiana, he graduated from Indiana High School 1925, Ohio Wesleyan 1929, State University of Iowa 1931, and earned a PhD from Vesame University in 1938 majoring in music. He was an assistant at Iowa State University for four years and is noted for piano organ compositions. He belongs to Indiana Lodge No. 324 BF and AM and was worshipful master when his father served county commissioner.
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Food Orders May Only Be Cashed at NRA Stores
Indiana County Emergency Relief Board warns that all food orders issued under federal funds may be cashed only at stores compliant with the National Recovery Administration code. The ruling, issued by Harry L. Hopkins and forwarded by Eric H. Biddle, directs sub divisions to distribute the rule to ensure proper expenditure of federal funds.
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Lindberghs on Faroe Islands flight update
Gelonel and Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh awaited Teeland weather reports as they continue their North Atlantic survey flight from Tyeran, Maran Islands. They may return to Iceland before Denmark, with a Danish visit now virtually certain.
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Vanderbilt Jr to Turn 21 in Sept Control of Family Fortune
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, shown in a recent photo, will come of age on September 22 and gain control of millions. His father died when the Lusitania sunk, leaving Vanderbilt about $2,500,000 of the family real estate and railway fortune. His share with his younger brother totals roughly $15,000,000.
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Noted case roots triple poison deaths in Kensington area
Three wrecked families and five motherless children are left after a triple murder mystery in New Kensington. Druggist W W Kerr allegedly poisoned Dorothy Yonkers and Della Gradler and then killed himself. A clerk and friends describe Kerr as frustrated in love and hint at a planned party scheme. Continued on Page Two.
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Enginemen Lose Lives In Crescent Limited Crash
Two enginemen were killed when the Crescent limited between New York and New Orleans plunged from a trestle into the eastern branch river near here. Five were critically injured and about 40 others sustained minor injuries. The dead are Arthur Bride and A H Say. Serious injuries included Jol Wise and Benjamin TJ, both from New York.
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Relief funds cut as Pennsylvania limits relief work
Harrisburg Aug 24 The state treasury balance has dwindled, forcing severe curtailment of September relief allocations. Eric Biddle reports July aid declined 10.1 percent while expenditures fell 6.5 percent, totaling $6,173,580 for 1,841,784 people. Governor Pinchot vetoes Williams federal funds role in Lehigh. appointment remains unresolved.
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Minister John R. Shoud Dies After Heart Attack Autobed
The Rev. John R. Shoud, 61, pastor of East Liberty Lutheran Church, died of a heart attack while driving on the William Penn Highway near New Alexandria. He fell ill, pulled aside, and collapsed at the wheel. Emerson Dilts of Bisksville transported him to New Alexandria where a physician declared death.
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Bisksville
Salesman Hurt In Highway Crash Near Blairsville
Royal Beandine a 32 year old traveling salesman from Bellrose New York was injured when his car skidded during a dense storm on the William Fenn highway six miles east of Blairsville. The car overturned several times leaving him with scalp lacerations back contusions and a sprained left ankle. He was taken to Lee hospital Johnstown for first aid and will stay at the Fort Stanwix hotel for several days while recovering and while the car is repaired.
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Kidnap Suspect Asks Habeas Corpus In Texas
Nallas Aug 24. R G Boss Shannan his wife and son Arman were escorted by ten U S Marshals and Dallas officers from Dallas county jail to face a habeas corpus petition in Fort Worth. They seek bond reductions from 40000 each amid alleged involvement in the Urschel kidnap in Oklahoma City.
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Boss) Shannan
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Fort Worth
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Oklahoma City
Treasury balance figures and community picnic rescheduled
Treasury balance figures show US totals logged at 1 214 515 357 03 with other amounts noted in August. The 1st U B Bible Class Picnic at Waterworks Park moves to the church social hall at six o clock this evening, adjusting venue and time.
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Storm ravages Pennsylvania flood toll soars
Overwhelming storm damage hits Pennsylvania with at least four dead and scores injured. Nearly 5,000 left homeless in Philadelphia as 10 square miles flood Southwest Philadelphia. Bridges and rail lines halted by rising rivers. Crop losses rise in Bucks Lancaster York Adams counties as Gov Pinchot halts travel.
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Camden
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Auto Mystery Theft Is Cleared
A car reported stolen from City Motor Company of Indians was recovered after Howard Speicher spotted the vehicle being driven from an alley. Charles Nicely, son of the manager, had returned with a watermelon and later used the car to deliver a melon to a friend. The car was found parked near Dr Jack C Danks' office on North Sixth Street. manager Nicely resolved the mystery.
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Microbe hunters pace amid sleeping sickness outbreak
In St. Louis on August 24 three government researchers continued studying Encephalitis “hugs” as the sleeping sickness toll rose to two deaths and 14 cases in the district. Fatalities have been reported in Kansas City and nearby towns in Missouri and Kansas.
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Mattis Dies After Blood Poisoning Following Surgery
Andrew Mattis pitcher for the Johnnies and member of the Middle Adriatic League dies at 1S after blood poisoning from an operation. The Brownsville resident had brief trials with the Pittsburgh Pirates and played for Jeannette, Altoona, and Beaver Falls clubs. Also notes a restaurant owners meeting in late August with speakers on NRA and restaurant code.
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Roosevelt awaits coal code completion in recovery program
President Roosevelt awaits a completed fair competition code for the coal industry and monitors progress of the national recovery administration. Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson is pushing toward final detail. Roosevelt reviews correspondence and awaits updates from Washington as Hull Woods and Woodin are noted as expected guests.
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Dollar Day Continues Amid Weather Letdown
Indiana merchants extended Dollar Day sales as poor weather kept shoppers away. The group agreed to run bargains Friday and Saturday, promising discounts on remaining posts and ads for the two additional days.
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Storm wrecks sweep Atlantic coast. deaths and damage rise
News from August 24 reports INS tallies of a hurricane storm hammering the eastern seaboard from Cape Hatteras to Boston. Dozens are dead and many thousands homeless as ships, rail and air travel crippled. only fragmentary dispatches from Norfolk Portsmouth Suffolk and Wackrog Beach outline casualties and drownings.
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Improvements At Brody Store In Indiana
Workmen have updated the Brody store with new front and windows. The former Kinney's Shop Store space, which recently closed, will become an up-to-date addition to Brody's business after completion.
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Campus Murder Trial for Stanford Professor's Wife
David A. Tamson stands trial in San Jose California for allegedly murdering his wife Allene Thorpe Samson at their university bungalow. The case centers on the campus murder charge as prosecutors seek conviction.
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Crombie Allen in Graphic Tale of Daring Hold Up
A graphic tale centers on Crombie Allen during a dramatic hold up. A rescue outcome remains unrevealed as bystanders and Miss Withings ton witness the scene. Details of whether a saving sight occurred are not confirmed.
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Greensburg shooting wounds Miss Withington eye and Allen relation
Report from Los Angeles confirms a Greensburg bandit shot Miss Withington in the neck and eye while she rode with Indiana State College graduate Crombie Allen. Allen described the hold up after the attack in detail, saying they were returning from a theatre when the gunman demanded cash, Miss Withington surrendered her purse, about $48, and both were injured.
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Brothers Sacrifice Safety In Car Plunge At New Kensington
In New Kensington on August 24 two brothers, Floyd and Old Anthony, drove their car off a 205 foot embankment to avoid striking a child. The auto was demolished and the brothers were slightly injured as it plunged onto railroad tracks at the ravine foot.
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New Kensington
Seventeen Plane Models Displayed At Drug Store Window
Seventeen plane models, handmade by Tawi Jack, son of Mrs. James L. Jack, are showcased in the windows of Daugherty's Drugs Store. The display highlights the hobby of the young craftsman and draws local interest.
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This Is Our 30th Birthday This Is Our 30th Birthday
The Indiana Evening Gazette marks thirty years since its first format change. It recalls world events and wars that shaped readers, notes many prominent citizens passed away, and pledges renewed effort to continue serving the citizenry with faithful reporting.
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