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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1939

Page

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Recall Bid Sparks Riot at Maverick Rally in San Antonio

In San Antonio during a Communist rally at Municipal Auditorium police and firemen protected Maverick as about 5,000 gathered. Rioters estimated at 400 leaders, plus 3,000 others, clashed with rocks and clubs, injuring several, and forced 100 protesters from the building. Mayor Maury Maverick backed free speech but faced calls for his ouster.

San Antonio Maury Maverick Ereasd Maverick Texas Cong Municipal Auditorium Emma Tenayuea Brooks Alexander Boynton Trict Bexar County

FATALITY Continued from page one Shaffer and Altimus deaths

Peter and Nancy Shaffer's passing is noted with burial in Elderton Cemetery after services at 2:30 p.m. Monday, led by Rev. Robr Richter. Survivors include son H Glenn Shaffer, granddaughter Berna jean Shaffer, and wife Lillian Kelly Shaffer. Also reported is Frank Altimus of Nanty Glo dying at his son-in-law's home. survivors include Katherine Laney Altimus, children Harold Altimus Ebensburg Enise Nanty Glo Walter Indiana, and four grandchildren. Services set for 2:00 p.m. Monday at the Watson residence with burial in Bethel Cemetery.

Peter and Nancy (Beatty) Shaffer H. Glenn Shaffer Bernajean Shaffer Elderton Lillian Kelly) Shaffer Shaffer Gastown Lutheran Church Robr. Richter Elderton Cemetery Frank Altimus Buildington Township Robert Watson Heisley Street Nanty-Gip Nicholay Cordilla Altimus Katherine Laney) Altimus Watson Harold Alimus Ebensburg A. D Enise Nanty- Glo Walter Indiana Watson Home Bethel Cemetery

Steamship rates and war fears ripple Atlantic trade

Amid axis threats and economic strain a steamship rate hike to ten dollars per hundred is noted alongside fears of service reductions and possible withdrawals. U.S. officers, fearing disruption, may order ships to home ports as Berlin notes German action while Beri officers and Capt. Palmer face wartime orders. A Montreal non-delivery charge looms with a twelve thousand dollar bond posted at Quebec harbor.

United States Bar Harbor Aus Enurayra

7,000-ton vessel boarded by allied police at port

A 7,000 ton ship was boarded by Royal Canadian police on arrival at the port in response to a Berlin order to return German vessels. The warship was directed against the ship but also served upon Captain Wilhelm Siegert charged with failing to deliver a cargo of oxide pigment consigned May 19 to the Pigment and Chemical Company et al.

Togha Drome Front Sarvel Berlin Warrail Atself Wilhelm Siegert Mount Tay Carpany

Obituary notes Latrobe figures in late 20th century life

Obituary items record the death of local residents in Latrobe and Vandergrift areas. Details mention a man long employed by Railway Steel Spring and American Locomotive Company, involvement with Latrobe Presbyterian Church and school board service, survivors including daughters Catherine Mullen and Martha Osborne, a grandson Bobby Mullen, two brothers Samuel and William Osborne, and four sisters. The piece also references a second obituary for Flora (Shearer) Silvis of Oktihuma near Vandergrift, noting survivors and church affiliations, with burial plans and memorial services.

William T. Osborne Latrobe H. A. Rugh New Castle M. A. Prugh Pittsburgh Homer Robinson Greensburg Homer Anderson Anna (Tittle) Osborne Lytle Latrobe Presbyterian Churen Ram P Paul Harper McKee Ebenezer Flack Flora (Shearer) Slilyis Oktihuma Vandergrift Presbyterian Hospital John Claire Silvis Edgar and Merle Vera Reed Vandergrift Olive Taylor Mayesville Prank

Democrats Eye Gaffey and Kelly for 1940 Senate Seat

Harrisburg August 26 Democratic leaders weigh possible 1940 Senate candidates. U S Senator Joseph F Gauffey and Philadelphia figure John B Kelly top the field. Gaffey seeks re election while Kelly gains party traction from Philadelphia victories.

Harrisburg U. S Joseph F. Gatfey John B. Kelly Philadelphia Kelly S. Davis Watson Gulley Roosevelt

Interment set for James K. Couch services Sunday

Obituary notice states James K. Couch will be laid to rest in Oak Vann Cemetery Cloye Pa with services conducted at 2 30 p m at Stizams Funeral Home where friends may pay their respects. The Rev Harry Burton Boyd will conduct the service.

First Lutheran Church of Vandergrit Vie Beverley Court Tomorow Poo Samuel 8 Bhaults Olentig Eleters Rice Cemetery James K. Couch Stizams Funeral Llomid Tne Harry Burton Boyd Oak- Vann Cemetery Cloe

World War II Era News Fragment From London to Paris

Fragmentary report describes tensions across Europe with recall of German vessels and canceled events. Paris optimism tempered by Berlin threats while London and Washington monitor actions. Civilians endure air raids as Poland strengthens defenses. border skirmishes reported along the German Polish frontier.

Geena Geritv London Hiller Paris Lendon Pais Berlin Hsead Videcou Paenieh Malia Aris Chrecanderlaie Lord Halifax Poland Britain France

Peace prospects noted in wartime speech text

Fragmentary OCR text references aims for a peaceful happier world and mentions the government of the German Reich, settlement terms accepted by Poland’s buyer, and a August message to end hostilities. Mentions Leopold II of Belgium and broad wartime hopes, with unclear surrounding details.

Cusman Reich Mtans Poland Cabhog Hiller Lippald II Belgium Lepold

Paris Crisis Moves East as French Mobilize

Daladier warned that submission by violence must be ruled out and France would not capitulate as Czechoslovakia did. He noted Russia’s pivot by a non aggression pact which he said raises risk of wider war. he cited Pope Pius and Roosevelt among world leaders consulted.

PeTupe du Ure Paris Daladier Suat France Pope Pius Roosevelt Leopold Belgium Russia Germany Danzig

Examining Lad in Pal's Passing Los Angeles

Alienists examine Richard Jensen fourteen to decide if he will face trial for slaying playmate Billy Williams forty three. Superior Judge Ben S Lindsey calls the boy the most calloused in his eighty five years. The coroner’s jury held Jensen responsible and recommended trial. The hearing continues to September five for alienist reports.

Los Angeles Richard Jensen Billy Williams Ben 5 Lindsey Young Jensen Seth Williams Jensen Sheriff's Tnspector William J. Penphrase Jatler Helen Williams Ita

Berlin Reels From War Mobilization Affects American Staff

Berlin reports show American workers hesitant to leave as embassy and consulate urge departures only for women while men stay to work. Most businessmen send families away. AP correspondents remain, many wives choosing to stay. Gasoline sales restricted to military and foreign diplomats. A music hall becomes an emergency conscription office.

Arthur E. Dunning American Chamber of Commerce Germany United States

Rome notes halt as Mussolini weighs Rome Berlin axis

Two days before calling up reservists a meeting occurred with Mussolini, Ciano, Beniti, Pariani, Valle, and Favagrossi present. No details of the exchange were released, but foreign circles believe Hitler warned Mussolini of his aims and Italy stood ready to respond. Italian press urged peace, though 2,000,000 men were under arms, and blame in press lay with Britain and France as a settlement would require their concession to the axis.

Isn Snd Galeazzo Ciano Antonio Benit Alberto Pariani Navy Giuseppe Valle Favagrossi Mussolini Hitler Rome-Berlin Italy Duce Rome Greaier Ope Great Britain France

Bowman to service post in Pennsylvania named Western Service Officer

Harvey R. Bowman of Williamsport was named Western Service Officer of the American Legion in Pennsylvania. He will base at the Veterans Administration in Aspinwall, succeeding J. August Foust. Bowman is a former Carrett-Cochran Post commander and state Central Commander. In Chicago, James Pappas claimed rival shop undercut his business in a Cobbler’s complaint case. judge continued the case.

Philadelphia Harvey R. Bowman Williamsport American Legion Pennsylvania Legion Bowman Carrett-Cochran Central Veterans Administration Aspinwall J. August Foust Chicago James Pappas Fappas

Poland's Liberty Tied to Europe's Destiny Says French Leader

A French statesman warned that Poland's liberty and life, affecting 33,000,000 people, stands at stake for the fate of Europe. He argued that protecting Poland is essential to the liberty and life of all continental nations, framing it as a measure of French duty.

Poland Europe

Moose Welcomed for 51st Convention Hits Isms

Philadelphia hosts the Loyal Order of Moose 61st annual convention with delegates arriving as Senator James J. Davis urges a stand against all sins but Americanism. Talks include removing dictator from lodge titles and potential $50,000 cost to change literature and rituals.

Moose Senator Davis Philadelphia Loyal Order of Moose U.S James J. Davis Milwaukee Measenger Davis Order Donald B. Stewart Washington Moose Publications

Stock Market Prices and Industrial StocksListed

A dense list of stock prices and tickers across industries. Companies include Am Can Am Car & Fary Am Coml Alco Sia Am Rad & St. Anaconda Arm Ika Armstrong Cork Calumet & Hee Canada Pacific Case Caterpillar Celanese Cerro de Pas due Chrysler Colt Colgate Palm P Coml Credit Com Solvents Consolidated Edison Container Corp Cont Motors Cont Oil Corn Products Crane Co Curtiss-Wright Deere & Co Douglas Aircraft Eastman Kodak El Power & Light Gen Elec General Motors Gen Refract Goodyear Gt Northern Hard-Walker Houston Oil Illinois Central Int Harvester Int Tel & Tel Johns-Manville Kennecott Lib Glass Liggett & Myers Loew's Lorillard Mack Trucks Macy Macy's Montgom Ward Murray Nash-Kelvinator Nat Dairy Nat Power Natl Steel North American Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Packard Montgomery Ward Phillips Pitt Procter & Gamble Public Sys Pullman Pure Oil Radio-Keith-Orpheum Remington Rand Republic Steel Reynolds Tob Sears Roebuck Shell Union Oil Simmons Co Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Stand Brands Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil N J Studebaker Swift & Co Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sylph Tide-Water Timken Trans West Air Union Pacific United Aircraft United Corp United Gas Imp US Rubber US Steel CVG Vanadium Warner Bros West Union Tel West El & Mig Wilson & Co Woolworth.

Allied Sts B Athis Cmty Alco Sia Ika Armstrong Cork Atch T&s Balt & Ohio Barnsdall Aviat Beth Steel Blaw-Knox Borden Co Borg-Warner Briggs Calumet & Hee Canada Pacific Ohloz Caterpil Tractor AL Celanese Corp Qty Cerro de Pas Ches & Ohio Chrysler Corp Cucoe Cola Colgate Palm-P Credit Comwith South Ily Cons Edison Consal Oil The Container Corp Crane Co Curtis Curtiss-Wright Curtiss Wr Deere & Co del Lack & West Va Corp Douglas Aircraft Gol DuPont Eastman Kodak el Auto el Power Lt Ba Elec Gen Motors Goodrich Goodyear Gt Northern Hard-Walker Hecker Houston Oil Hudson Motor Illinois Central Indust Rayon Int Bus Machine Int Harvester Nickel Ata Tel & Tel Oy Johns-Manville Kennecott Kresge Glass Liggett & Myers Loew's Inc AON Lorillard (P Mack Trucks Macy McCrory McIntyre Montgom Ward Murray Corpaia Nash-Kelvinator Bly Nat Biscuit Nat Cash Reg Nat Dairy Pr Nat Distilers Nat Pow & Lt Natl Steel Central NY Nh& H Ty North Ameria Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Blu Packard Motor Ah Param Pictures Big Penn RR Phillips Pet Pitt Scr Studebaker Corp Tas Swift & Co Texas Corp Texas Gulf Sylph Tide-Wat Union Pacific United Ai Lines United Aircraft United Corp United Gas Imp U. S. Rubber U. 5S, Steel

Earles Await Word of Son From Paris Embassy Guest

Former Governor George H. Earle and Mrs. Earle await word about their son Hubert, a 20 year old Harvard student spending the summer at the U S Embassy in Paris with Ambassador Williams C Bullitt. He has not replied to messages from his parents or his brother. It is possible he went to Warsaw as a guest of Ambassador Anthony J Drexel Biddle.

Philadelphia George H. Earle Hubert U. S Paris Williams C. Bullitt Harvard

Evans' Father of Actress Madge Evans Dies in Miami

Arthur John Evans 83 father of motion picture actress Madge Evans died of a heart attack in a Miami boarding house last night. He was born in Liverpool and came to the area seven years ago. Services set for 3 P.M. today with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Miami Fla Arthur John Evans Midge Evans Sidley Kingsley York Village Evans Liverpool England Woodslawn

Bids Received for Local Roads in Harrisburg

The State Highway Department announced bids on 15 projects totaling 27.20 miles of highway in Indiana Armstrong and surrounding townships. Bidders include Bituminous Paving Co of Phillipsburg New Jersey with bids such as 841,784.02 for widening and resurfacing Indiana Armstong County line to Sheyorta Bituminous Paving Co and 69,906.68 for resurfacing between Indiana and Marion Center.

Harrisburg State Highway Department Indiana U. S. Route 42 Armstrong Township Indiana - Armstrong County SheYorta Marion Center Bituminous Paving Co Ing Phillipsburg N. J

McNutt to Get Acquainted at Smathers Gathering

Indiana’s Paul V. McNutt, Federal Security Administrator, arrives in Atlantic City to meet Democratic leaders from New Jersey and Pennsylvania at Senator William H. Smathers’ home for a two day informal gathering. Smathers says the event aims to rest McNutt and his family, and attendance is by invitation only.

Atlantic City N. J Indiana Paul V. McNutt Federal Security United States William H. Smathers New Jersey Pennsylvania Smathers Paul McNutt

Windows Removed Charters, France Cathedral Glass

The famous stained glass windows of Chartres Cathedral were removed today and stored away in Charters, France, on August 26.

France Chartres

Wall Street Gauges A Positive Open On Friday

Wall Street opened higher with leaders up 1 to over 3 points as traders cashed in profits amid a cautious outlook for a looming weekend. Transfers for two hours around 600000 shares with prominent names such as U.S. Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Westinghouse Union Carbide and American Telephone advancing. Minor gains in curb listings included Electric Bond & Share Lockheed American Dynamic B and Standard Steel Spring.

New York Wall Street U. &. Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Westinghouse Union ,Carbide American Vater Works General Electric Loft Great Northern Union Pacific Anaconda American Telephone U. S, Rubber Montgomery Ward J. L Case International Harvester Texas Corp Standard Oil N. J Electric

Top Golf Stars Enter Hershey Open Tournament

Hershey Pa August 26 P A five thousand dollar prize pool attracts thirty three of the nation’s top golfers for the seventh Hershey Open. Entry list includes Denny Shute Jimmy Hines Vic Ghezzi Horton Smith Dutch Harvi son Jimmy Thomson Byron Nelson Ralph Guldahl Harry Cooper Gene Sarazen Henry Picard Ed Dudley Felix Serafin Ben Hogan Johnny Revolta Liegel Ray Mangrum and others. The field features past Hershey Open winners and leading national champions aiming for the title at Hershey Country Club.

Hershey Lst Denny Shute Jimmy Hines Vic Ghezzi Bet Hogan Horton Smith Harvison Jimmy Thomson Shawnee on-the-Delaware Byron Nelson Ralph Guldahl includd+ ling Aan Felix Serafin Ted Luther Ben Hogan Johnny Revolta Picard Liegel Ray Mangrum Golf

College Weather Weekend Forecast Pleasant and Cool

A student weather note reports today’s 8:00 a.m. temperature 61 with a 24 hour high of 80 and a low of 55. Humidity at 80 percent and barometric pressure 28.07 inches. In Los Angeles, Police Chief Charles Dice’s new patrol car was stolen after a meeting, leaving him to return home in an old borrowed vehicle as officials launch a search.

Los Angeles Charles Dice Santa Monica Chief Dice

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