Deer Fatally Struck On Blairsville Road
G B Walters and J A Fulford of Pittsburgh reported a 50 pound deer fatally struck a car on Blairsville road near Hopewell Church four miles from Blairsville. The deer was killed by a farmer after the collision. occupants uninjured. Blairsville police and a deputy collected the carcass for reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairs
Villas Jacksonvills
Hopewell Church
Blairsville
A. BR. Watson
Gama
J. A. Naylor
Scottsboro Jury Reaches Impasse in Third Trial
In Decatur Alabama on December 1, a Scottsboro jury deliberated for over four hours with repeated withdrawals of veniremen due to fixed opinions while considering Clarence Norris the second defendant in the famed case. The jury showed no sign of nearing a verdict in the prolonged session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Local Education Relief Classes and Medical Aid Plan
Local relief measures outline how treatment for the unemployed will be limited to home care unless emergencies arise. Unemployment is required for medical benefits, with prescriptions and supplies payable by county boards within treatment limits. Dental care limited to essential work. hospital bills only in extreme cases. Medical society officials join the relief board chaired by Dr. George L. Laverty with members from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Uniontown and Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Medical Society
County Medical Societies
Relief Board
George L. Laverty
Harrisburg
State Medical Society
W. B. Odenall
Philadelphia
Henry T. Price
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Smith
Uniontown
Walter F. Donaldson
Beer Distributor Suffers Collapse On Eve of Purchase Trip
A beer distributor, about to embark on a buying trip, was found unconscious after hearing footsteps. He regained consciousness an hour and a half later, rolled to the office, kicked the telephone onto himself, and managed to reach help as the receiver fell.
Readings of Faith Amid Murder Trial in Jail
Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop, facing charges in Rheta Wynekoop's death, reads the Bible in county jail and discusses health with a matron. Warden Moneypenny assigns three guards amid concerns of suicide risk as Wynekoop contemplates faith and medical decline. Hearing on a habeas corpus was scheduled, with a possible delay to allow recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiuago
Nes
INS
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta
David Moneypenny
Wate
Frank 'Tyyell
Robbery at warehouse ends with rescue by patrolman
Mr Ralston, tied and gagged, was freed by Patrolman Allen after a break in at his warehouse. The thiefs escaped with money and papers, while two vehicles have followed Ralston for a week. A police dog kept as guard had not barked during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Mr. Ralston
Ofc
I Bers
Fahd
Ralston
Wermeeday Javening
Raisten
Talston
Indiana
Liquor Revenue Estimates Sharply Lower
The article discusses a sharp drop in liquor revenue projections tied to a federal public works loan program. It notes a $10,000,000 borrowing with only $667,000 to be repaid during the current biennium and warns the 1935 General Assembly may need new revenue to cover debt if floor tax funds fall short. Attorney General William A. Schander is slated to travel to Pittsburgh next Wednesday to argue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
William A. Schander
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania liquor control board tasks retailers after repeal
Pennsylvania liquor control board, functioning with one member, mailed application blanks to retailers and outlined fees for licenses as prohibition repeal approaches. Restaurants and hotels face charges from 150 to 600, clubs 50, with a 10 dollar filing fee and 2000 dollar bond per license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania
Robert J. Gawthrop
Wes Cheater
the Superior Court
Dean A. Marshall Thompson
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr. Butler
Local Gazette Cooking School Opens With Free Seats
Local interest grows as the Gazette Cooking School invites women to its sessions at the Ritz Theatre starting Tuesday at 1:00. All seats are free and early arrivals get front seating with pencils ready to write questions answered from the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz Theatre
the Gazette
Stafford Electrician Forrest Wolf Dies at 48
Forrest Wolf prominent Stafford resident and general electrician for the Estep Cowl Minis Company died at his home on Wednesday after a period of illness. He celebrated his 48th birthday on November 9. Surviving are his widow Velma S. Wolf and three children Laverne Vetta and Lloyd all of Stafford and Morris and Leroy Wolf at home. Funeral services were held at his late residence with the Rev. Dan of Dixonville presiding. Interment was in the Tautxentawney Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Wolf
Stafford
General
Dan
Dixonville
Citele Hill Cemetery
Tautxentawney
Ella Stitt
Bla (Latimer) Stitt
Charles C. Stitt
Blairsille
South Walnut Street
Blairsville
Elder’s Ridge
Indiana County
Stitt Hat
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Presbyterian Church of
Howard Stitt
Ida Baylor
Sara Irwin
Canton, C
J. C. Stuart
James Duncan
Johnstown
James Dunean
Wondlang Avenue
Moxham
Duncan
Cambria Tran Company
Fort Stanwix
Gan
Dunjean
W. D. Jones
Torrence
Freemont Bartlebaugh
Gherry Trea
Alice Rebecca (St. Clair) Duncan
Modern Woodmen of America
Franklin Street
James M. Stitt
M. E
Deckers Point
Janes M. Stitt
C. J. Moore
Marion Center
Poewing
Joseph
Samuel
John
Irvin
Roy
Pine Flats
Walter Pollock
Rochester Mills
M. H. Stitt
Priscilla Griffith
Priscilla {Shriner) Griffith
Cramer
Memorial Hospital
Armagh
Griffith
Methodist Church of
Harry W. Griffith
John W.W. Griffith
Joseph F. Griffith
Ethel E. Stutzman
Mabel M. Ling
Charles R. Griffith
Guy Longstreth
Susan Gettig
Winona
William Fix
Spokane
Wash
Edward
Abel
Harry
Robert
Los Angeles
Calif
Obituary notes from Punxsutawney and nearby towns
Obituary notices recall Mrs. Hainto én Pobrnaty and others, detailing survivors including husband, children, and siblings. Funeral services were held at local homes and churches with burial in Oaklawn or Grandview, reflecting community ties in Johnstown and Deckers Point.
Richard Beatty Mellon Dead Leader in Public Affairs
Richard Beatty Mellon, a Pittsburgh public affairs and business leader, died leaving a vast network of directorships across banks, manufacturing and construction, hospitals, and civil associations. He helped found rail lines, developed municipal improvements with his brother, and led major firms including Mellon banking halls, Aluminum Company of America, Gulf Refining, and several construction firms. Born March 19, 1869 in Pittsburgh, he pursued education at local schools and Western University of Pennsylvania before building a diversified career spanning finance, industry, and civic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elije
Mellon
Pittsburgh
Hig
Federal Regerva Banks
Junic Trust Company
Union Savings Bank
Union Fidelity Trust Camspank
National Union Fire Insurance Company
Wilkinsburg Bank
Aluminum Company of America
Gulf Refining Company
Koppers Construction Company
Mellon Stuart Company
McClintock- Marshall Company
Aluminum
Pittsburgh Clearing House Association
Andrew
Richard B. Mellon
Latrobe
Ligonier
Dakota States
Inquest Links Richard III to Princes in the Tower Murder
London report on a 440 year old post mortem in Westminster Abbey reveals the alleged killer as Richard III though no arrest or trial will occur after his death. The bones of Edward V and the Duke of York show violent deaths around ages 12 and 10 respectively with clues of tears and suffering amid medieval power struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tower
Richard II
Henry VII
Society of Antiquaries of London
Edward V
Richard
Duke of York
Richard III
Lawrence E.tavner
Westminster Abbey
William Weight
The
Anatomical Society
Wright
Edward
Owner Hopes Stolen Pigeons Prove Their Stuff
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Richard Goldschmitt believes his seventeen registered racing pigeons stolen last night will prove their homing instinct by returning to his loft. He found feathers at the loft and traced the birds briefly. the birds’ new owner is said to be eight and a half thousand dollars richer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Richard Goldschmitt
Hopig
Bank Centered Finance Leader Returns to Pittsburgh Family Ties
In Pittsburgh, a prominent financier returns home and marries Jennie King, daughter of Alex and Sarah King of Pittsburgh. The couple has two children, Richard K. and Sarah C., with the daughter now Mrs. A. I. Scaife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon National Bank
Pittsburgh
Jennie King
Alex
Sarah King
Richard K
Sarah C
A, 1
N. Scaife
Hamm Trial Defendant Commits Suicide in Jail Cell
In Chicago, Roger Sharkey, tied to the St Paul Nammi kidnapping case, killed himself in his jail cell after months in solitary confinement. Defense attorney William Scott Stewart said Sharkey had been examined as insane and warned the judge that Sharkey was “stir” crazy. The court case linked to Kidnaping and armed robbery across several states remains under federal inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
Wis
Sharkey
M. M. Joyce
William Scott Stewart
Tuuhy
McFadden
Schafey
Chicago
Jake the Barber
Ueath
Youkyites
Joseph B. Keenan
Cook County
Ilinois
Nebraska
Bee
Wisconsin
Dells Roadhouse
F.jlly
Factor
Wmn
Scott Stewart
Roger Ey
St. Paul
Stewart
Nine Year Old Robber on Philadelphia Elevated
A nine-year-old boy attempts a hold up on the Philadelphia elevated line. The cashier Mrs Emma Durthstrong surrenders to the child s pistol but the weapon proves wooden and the boy is disarmed as police intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Emma Darthstrong
Plans for lynching inquiry remain unpublished
Plans for the eastern shore lynching probe are not published though it is assumed the inquiry will cover four white men arrested by state police and National Guards last week and later released on habeas corpus. Grand jury work will be led by State's Attorney John B. Robins under orders from Attorney General Preston Lane as tensions over county actions in Somerset rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duer
Pattison
John B. Robins
Preston Lane
Somerset County
Somerset
Wicomico
Worchester
Maryland
Deleware
Empire State financing details clarified by Raskob
John J. Raskob states the Empire State Building financing preceded Alfred E. Smith becoming involved. He says a first mortgage loan was negotiated with Frederick Ecker of Metropolitan Life, with remaining funds supplied by owners. No Morgan contacts or public securities were used. Coughlin’s charge is untrue, and Smith deserves an apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raskoh
Princess Anne
Dee
GNS
John J. Raskoh
Empire State Building
Charles B. Coughlin
Detroit
Alfred E. Smith
House of Morgan
Raskob
Smith
J. P. Morgan & Co
Coughtin
Smith Attacks Roosevelt Civil Works Program in New Out
Alfred E Smith denounces the Civil Works Administration as a cover for PWA failure in New Out. He warns of no further public works without complete reorganizing of the Public Works Administration and questions the legality of civil works. Ickes and Rainey criticize Smith as a grudge holder amid partisan tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred B. Smith
Civil Works Administration
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Civil Works Program
PWA
Smith
CWA
Santa Claus
Saya Ickes
Washington
Pec
INS
al Smith
Democratic Party
Ane
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Henry J. Rainey
Stocks At Oclock Amid Market Moves
The list shows numerous firms including Allied Chemical American Can Anaconda Copper Atlantic Refining Bethlehem Steel Dupont General Motors Johnson matched by Reed, General Electric, Texas Corporation and Ford as markets note trading levels and a local anecdote mentions Jim Henry and Stanley Sitkowsky in Boston with a 1142 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Chemical American Can
Amerian
American Tobacco
Atlantic Refining
ALT. U
Q. Railroad
Bethlehem
Bordens
Canadian Pacific
Ches
Ohio Chrysler Columbia Gas Consolidated Oil Ceat
Don Curtiss-Wright Dupont
Freeport
Texas General
A. C. Penny Co
Kelvinator
Kennecott Copper
Mis
Texas
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motor Nath
New York Centre
North American Packard Motor Pennsylvania
R. Pullman Radio Corporation
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil of
Cal
Standard Oil
N. J. Studebaker
Texas Corporation
United Corporation
United Gas Imp
United States
Stee Warner Brog
Pic
Westinghouse Bloc
Ele
Ford Limited
Permoad Corporation
Jim Henry
Okie
Stanley Sitkowsky
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iste Fis
Scottsboro Jury
Dr. Wynecoop
Matt
Moorhead
Commonwealth
Meteger
Department of Revenue
Interdepartimental Alcohol Board
Treasury
Wallace
Gazette Cooking School
Gary
Shanks
Atso
Jamies J. Hedsinger
Indiana YM
Tudiatia
A. G. Empield
A. G. Empfield
Penn Run
Myrtie Barr
Hipfield
Beatrica Tiss
C. W. Tuck
Punxsutawney
H. ©. Sullivan
Edgar Empfield
Blairyville
John Bather Graffins
J. B. Eberhart
West Mahoning Street
Mr. Graflitg
Miss Carolina Dunlap
St. Peter’s Reformer
Eberhart
Graffius
Trene
Alice
Dorothy
Ruth
Alica Noble
North Braddock
Thomas Furlong
Tilden Graffius
New Waterford
William d. Hoeh
Maury Dalton Hoeh
Willian J. Hoeh
Greenwoad Avenue
Tiech
Mary
Reynoldsville
George Gray
HWA Wily Wheat
Walte
Hainto
Winslow
Homer McQnowin
Thia
Place
Slater's
S. H. Gray
Weedyille
Gray
I. . Sprankle
J. Thomas
Tyler
Ki. BE
Gonsaumer
New Kennigton
Fulton
Oaklawn Cemetery
Wiliam Emmel
Der
William Emmel
Jacoby Street
Theodore Boch
Zion Lutheran Church
Grandview Cemetery
Elizabeth Hoffman
Emmel
Walnut Grove
Fred Hoffman
Catherine (Schraw) Hoffman
Purse Avenue
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Emmet
Glason
Paullson
Ernest Lening
Detroit, Mich
George Daniels
Bedford Street
Edward Hoffman
Laila Street
Southmont
Greensburg
Peter Uoaffman
Clyde
Richard Beatty Mellon
HAMM
George Armwood
Young Pete
California
San Francisco
San Jose
Thomas Thurmond
Jack Holmes
Brooke Watt
Herbert Hoover
James Rolph
Rolph
Vatican
Paga
P.W.A
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